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at www.gitfreed.a.i. Hello, med students. My name is Zach Olson, and thank you for downloading

this week's episode of the EM Clerkship Podcast. I have some extra special content coming your way over the

next few weeks. I always have said that one of my goals with this podcast is to help you cross your

slow clinical approaches, that kind of thing, stuff for your shift. But I've never put out much

content specifically to help you crush your shelf.

That's going to change starting this week.

It's an honor to introduce you to a student named Mike Estefan.

Mike is a medical student out of the University of Rochester going into emergency medicine.

And he emailed me a few months ago just to introduce himself,

give an episode idea, and told me he was interested in medical education. I was like, yeah,

yeah, give me a call some time and we can talk about your med-ed ideas. But we ended up talking

and what he wanted to do was like an Emma holiday style emergency medicine shelf review lecture. So I was like, sure. Write it up.

Show me what you got. I've fielded ideas with a few students before. Usually they kind of get

busy and it never happens, not always. But Mike went for it. I don't hear from him for like a few

weeks. And then bam, he sends me this big outline. And the content was like pretty damn good.

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