Podcasts: Podcasts for Health Professionals

One-hour episodes released weekly
Features expert interviews, clinical cases, and discussion

Four to five 30-minute episodes per month
Features cases and focuses on clinical reasoning

5-10 minute episodes featuring cases from Harrison’s Self Assessment and Board Review.
(Hey! Did you know you can also create your own quiz from Harrison’s Self Assessment and Board Review?)

Podcasts average 10-15 minutes per episode

Available via AccessMedicine

30-45 minute episodes delve into published articles, and 5-minute episodes feature student essays. (Access the journal Academic Medicine via Himmelfarb.)

"Shares ... unique individuals’ stories while diving into issues affecting the academic medicine community at-large."

"The mission of the Faculty Factory is to build and support a community of leaders in faculty development who share tools, resources, wisdom, and encouragement in service to our faculty members, schools, and institutions."

Bi-weekly podcast produced by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada

Ten to twenty minute episodes released every two weeks

Brief episodes discuss disability inclusion in health professions education.

Average episode is 20 minutes

Twenty-minute episodes released every two weeks
"Each episode includes brief summaries of articles and other features, such as POEMs (Patient-Oriented Evidence that Matters), Cochrane for Clinicians, Practice Guidelines, Editorials, and Medicine by the Numbers, and discusses answers to clinical questions from the Family Physicians Inquiries Network."

New episodes posted weekly

20-to-30-minute episodes with links to related ACP articles

5- minute episodes released with the publication of new reviews

January 2021. 14 minutes.

July 2020

Academic Medicine Podcast. Sep 14, 2020

Curbsiders. June 25, 2020.

"This short [12-minute] companion episode to our Pediatric UTI episode dives deeper into the race correction factor present in the UTI guidelines"

"dive into the experiences of health care providers with disabilities through critical conversations with the doctors, researchers, administrators, faculty and policy makers that work to ensure medicine remains an equal opportunity profession."

Insiders' view on grants and funding from NIH
Average episode length 10 minutes

A series of short episodes on topics from publishing to imposter syndrome to mentoring
By Taylor & Francis and Vitae

From the Society for Scholarly Publishing (SSP)

Average episode is 10 minutes

"explore[s] a different LGBTQIA+ health topic each episode"

"brings you the voices and stories of next generation environmental health and justice leaders from underrepresented backgrounds."

Podcasts include "What the Health," "Where it Hurts," and "An Arm and a Leg"

Discusses healthcare policy and medical research