Listen to our interview with Dr. Strong for the inside scoop on the channel that evolved from a favor to a group of residents to a wildly popular resource for thousands of med applicants, students, and residents worldwide.
1:39 – The humble beginnings of Eric’s Medical Lectures.
4:57 – Stanford’s interactive flipped classrooms, and why they have nothing to do with the channel.
6:43 – The case for monetizing the YouTube channel.
9:41 – Twitter sort of, Facebook no. Here’s why.
10:46 – The value of social media in medical education.
16:02 – Eric’s favorite type of feedback.
18:11 – Why Eric is proud of the chest x-rays series.
19:44 – How the video topics are chosen.
22:15 – The secret to making videos that even novices can understand.
25:37 – Resources for future MCAT takers.
28:09 – Beyond compassion & study skills: The most important trait a premed should develop.
31:30 – Want to fit in at Stanford? Stand out.
37:34 – What’s next for Eric’s Medical Lectures?
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• Eric's Medical Lectures
• 10 Things Every Pre-Med Should Know About Becoming a Doctor
• Fluid Mechanics in Medicine - An Introduction
• Stanford Med video on the flipped classroom
• Stanford Medical School Admissions
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