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🗓️ 19 October 2023
⏱️ 32 minutes
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0:00.0 | Hi everyone and welcome back to Behind the Knife. This is Nina Clark. I'm here with Jason |
0:25.8 | Bam and our collaborators from the association for out surgeons and allies or AOSF. Andrew Schlossel |
0:31.5 | from that organization is here today again hosting and he has some introductions to our team |
0:36.2 | for today. |
0:37.2 | Well good evening. Thanks again for having us back. I think this episode is going to be so important |
0:42.3 | because this is really the crux of this organization. This is what we've all wanted a long |
0:47.8 | time ago. So I'm just I'm really proud to have everybody here and all the effort they put |
0:51.6 | in. So we got three great guests. First we have Cameron Smith. He's a 30 year medical |
0:56.4 | student in Joblin, Missouri. We have Christina Jurgatus. She's a PGI4 from the medical college |
1:03.5 | of Wisconsin and Jillian Wolfie. She's a PGI1 at the Brigham in Boston. So really wonderful |
1:10.0 | to have you all and think you get for having us back on. |
1:12.6 | Great. Thank you. So we are super excited to have you guys and I am in particular because |
1:16.8 | I've been really interested in medical student and resident education really since I started |
1:20.9 | residency myself. And our first episode with AOSA that we recorded a few weeks ago really |
1:26.2 | focused on a lot of the history of AOSA and how it came to be. And so today we're actually |
1:31.4 | focusing a little bit more on its future in the form of you all the trainees and medical |
1:36.1 | students who are forming that kind of groundwork of this organization. So I'd love to hear |
1:41.5 | a little bit from each of you about how you got involved and why this organization was |
1:46.0 | really important to you to join as a trainee. |
1:48.6 | So I got involved with AOSA. I've actually just got on med Twitter and I saw that organization |
1:56.1 | pop up and I was trying to find more ways to be involved as a cis gay male in the medical |
2:04.9 | student community, especially in the LGBTQ press community. And I thought it was a great |
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