MY PA TRINING

Struggling to keep up with anatomy and physiology? Or do you just need a refresher? Well, today’s your lucky day.

Today’s resource of the day is truly awesome: Dr. Gerald Cizadlo of the College of St. Scholastica in Duluth Minnesota. “Doc C,” as he is known by his students, is a great lecturer, and his talks are available for free in podcast form. (If you don’t know what a podcast is, it’s an audio program that is free, and is easily played on an ipod, other MP3 player, or your computer.) Doc C is a skilled and entertaining speaker who makes the hard concepts clear through great metaphors and explanations. Each lecture is about an hour, and they are always interesting! Download links follow:

Anatomy & Physiology | Advanced Physiology | Embryology | Biology of Aging |

Learn all you can from podcasts

Pathophysiology | Endocrinology

Here’s my recommendation:

Download a few of Doc C’s lectures pop in your ear buds, go for a walk, and learn. Yes, that’s right.

GET OUT OF THE HOUSE.

PS: about 1/3 of my PA school class supplemented their pathophysiology course with Doc C’s pathophysiology lectures.

 

 

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  • Seth January 15, 2011, 7:53 am

    Crazy… I went to St. Scholastica and did cadaver labs. He wasn’t my professor but he was still in the lab quite often. He’s incredibly intelligent and was simply amazing at dissection!

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  • Sarah G January 16, 2011, 11:51 am

    Wow, great collection. I just wish I had these before starting school - now I’m trying to figure out how to fit them into my day! Thanks!

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    • Paul January 16, 2011, 2:18 pm

      Glad you like. Yeah, it’s rough. I need to do a piece on time management. I will say I take a lot of walks - good for learning a la Doc C and others, and for stress reduction.

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  • K.C. January 28, 2011, 7:49 am

    Your blog is great! I am interested in becoming a PA and things like this are very helpful! I plan on listening to these podcasts. Thanks!

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    • Paul January 28, 2011, 5:51 pm

      Glad to have you with us - we’ll keep the good stuff coming.

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