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Behind The Knife: The Surgery Podcast

Science, Health & Fitness, Medicine, Education

4.8 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 31 May 2021

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Summary

“If you could go back to your very first day of intern year and tell yourself one thing, what would it be?"

In this episode, AlleaBelle Gongola joins Scott Steele, Kevin Kniery, and Patrick Georgoff to discuss this very question. Tune in to hear wise answers from previous BTK episodes and fill up on inspiration as we head into a new academic year.

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0:00.0	Behind the Knife, the Surgery Podcast,
0:03.2	where we take a behind the scenes intimate look
0:05.4	at surgery from leaders in the field.
0:07.8	Welcome back to Behind the Knife.
0:28.9	If you go back to your very first day of
0:31.0	interneur and tell yourself one thing,
0:34.0	what would it be?
0:37.3	What a question that is.
0:38.8	As we approach July,
0:40.2	a particularly timely one as well.
0:42.0	For years, we oppose this question to our esteemed guests.
0:44.5	For years, we have been treated
0:46.0	to thoughtful, witty, and definitely some inspirational answers.
0:50.0	Today, we're going to share some of our favorite answers.
0:52.2	Let's get right started.
0:53.7	I'm joined by Dr. Scott Steele,
0:55.9	Dr. Kevin Canary, and Dr. Ali Belgangola,
0:59.0	who is a recent graduate from the University of Arkansas,
1:01.5	and assumed to be a surgical resident at
1:03.4	the University of Kentucky.
1:05.4	Welcome, everyone.
1:07.3	In preparation for interneur,
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