orthotalk #39: ft. Michael Iloanya, MD 4/10/21

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The Ortho Talk Podcast

Asad Khalid and Jie Chen

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The Orthotalkpodcast was started as a platform to explore the aspects of orthopedic surgery outside of actual orthopedic surgery. We discuss issues such as mentoring, diversity, practice challenges, residency and fellowship applications, innovation, burnout, and much more. Each week we invite interesting guests with unique stories and perspectives. Subscribe and learn along with us as we seek to have a greater understanding of our amazing specialty

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orthotalk #39: ft. Michael Iloanya, MD 4/10/21

The Ortho Talk Podcast

1 hour 2 minutes 7 seconds

4 years ago

orthotalk #39: ft. Michael Iloanya, MD 4/10/21

This week we're joined by Michael Iloanya, MD. Dr. Iloanya is a PGY-2 at Tulane in New Orleans, LA. What is it like to have the pager for the first time? Why are we taught things in residency that don't apply in practice? What are the aspects of being a community orthopedist that nobody tells you about? Why can academics be good and bad for a fresh surgeon? What do you do if you don't match?

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