Ep. 11: "Get Lost!" with Dr. Nathan Rosenberg M.D.

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Mind the Gap: Finding Your Path to Medicine

Jeremy Altman

12 episodes

2 weeks ago

What should you do with YOUR gap year(s)? Since starting medical school at the Larner College of Medicine (University of Vermont), I have met and worked with so many fascinating students who have taken a non-traditional path into medicine. I directed the spotlight on these incredible people in hopes of offering inspiration and insight for those who are thinking about applying to medical school, figuring out what to do for their gap years, or for those seeking meaningful stories of adversity and self-reflection. Sit back, relax, and of course...mind the gap!

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Ep. 11: "Get Lost!" with Dr. Nathan Rosenberg M.D.

Mind the Gap: Finding Your Path to Medicine

1 hour 17 minutes 55 seconds

2 years ago

Ep. 11: "Get Lost!" with Dr. Nathan Rosenberg M.D.

Sometimes, the best way to find out about yourself is by getting lost in the world around you...

In this special episode, I sit down to chat with Dr. Nathan Rosenberg, a Pediatric Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Physician at Nationwide Children's Hospital in Columbus, Ohio and proud alumnus of The University of Vermont College of Medicine. Nathan and I take a deep dive as he reflects on the gratitude he has for his journey taking time off before starting medical school. From refurbishing guitars, touring with Phish to traveling around the world, Nathan's experiences have taught him invaluable life lessons that shaped him into the outstanding physician he is today.