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The Next Step: Career and Grad School Advice from Our Alumni

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Last episode 27 July 2026. Still going.

Hosted by University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry · Association / academic (self-published)

University of Rochester School of Medicine & Dentistry graduate school alumni share stories from the job hunt, lessons learned along the way, and top tips for trainees about to hit the job market.

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Episodes

38 episodes in the feed on 24 August 2026.

  1. —How Two Scientists Built Careers in Teaching27 July 2026 · 1:02:47
  2. —Public Health PhD Driving AI Innovation: An Unexpected Career Journey7 July 2026 · 52:23
  3. —From “Broken Postdoc” to Professor and RNA Researcher28 May 2026 · 52:54
  4. —What Can You Do with a PhD? Derek Crowe on Finding the Right Fit20 April 2026 · 46:37
  5. —Designing a Career That Fits: Clinical Care, Research & Teaching23 February 2026 · 34:07
  6. —When Your Career Path Doesn’t Go as Planned | A Nonlinear Journey in Science20 January 2026 · 49:41
  7. —The Power of 55 Words: Creative Writing, Reflection, and the Future of Rural Care11 December 2025 · 42:25
  8. —A Journey in Science Communication with Aimee Pugh Bernard, PhD4 November 2025 · 48:02
  9. —Investing in Yourself and Your Story30 September 2025 · 31:33
  10. —Why I Write: Reflections from a Pediatric Oncologist20 August 2025 · 31:07
  11. —Finding a Path in Data and Discovery with Qiuyi Wu22 July 2025 · 37:50
  12. —You’re More Ready Than You Think: Maddie’s Journey to a Postdoc17 June 2025 · 35:47
  13. —Burnout, Boundaries, and Being Human in Science and Medicine19 May 2025 · 37:15
  14. —Planning Your Career While Navigating Grad School1 May 2025 · 30:53
  15. —Healthy Habits, Strong Minds: Nutrition and Fitness for Grad Students28 March 2025 · 49:47
  16. —Tom O'Connor Talks Scientific Writing, Decompression, and Career Transitions26 February 2025 · 44:37
  17. —Dr. Catherine Lang: A Physical Therapist Turned Neuroscientist5 February 2025 · 18:07
  18. —From Lab to Launch: Thriving at a Start-Up Post-Grad School12 December 2024 · 27:34
  19. —International Perspectives: Pathways to Success27 November 2024 · 40:45
  20. —Creating Your Own Non-Traditional Career Path with Jeff Wyatt7 November 2024 · 28:11
  21. —How Tara Vrooman Designed Her PhD to Achieve Her Career Goals3 October 2024 · 29:18
  22. —Top Neuroscientists Share Their Best Advice for Trainees5 September 2024 · 27:27
  23. —Mid-Year Rewind: Top Career Tips from Our Alumni feat. myHub30 July 2024 · 49:42
  24. —Stefan Burde on Being Confident in Your Knowledge13 June 2024 · 37:04
  25. —Jamie Butler on Exploring the Unconventional7 May 2024 · 45:39
  26. —Brenda Santiago Narvaez on Becoming a College Professor and Inclusive Mentoring9 April 2024 · 34:23
  27. —Nazish Jeffery Talks a Career in Science Policy4 March 2024 · 32:14
  28. —Ian Krout on Finding the Right Postdoc Opportunity6 February 2024 · 22:33
  29. —Kaisha Gonzalez on Being a Multidisciplinary Thinker28 November 2023 · 41:06
  30. —David Simon on Making Unique Mistakes16 November 2023 · 31:41
  31. —Monique Mendes on Being Unapologetically Yourself7 November 2023 · 35:31
  32. —Carissa Childs Goes From Toxicology PhD to IP Counsel31 October 2023 · 25:03
  33. —Cassandra Houser on Why You Need to Do Informational Interviews25 October 2023 · 26:35
  34. —The UR Postdoc Association on Creating a Community for Postdocs19 October 2023 · 35:47
  35. —Yin-Yin Wang Shares Atypical Job Search Tips11 October 2023 · 37:38
  36. —Louben Dorval on Creating a LinkedIn Profile That Stands Out9 October 2023 · 25:46
  37. —Eric Schott on Starting a Biotech Company in Grad School6 October 2023 · 31:00
  38. —E'Lissa Flores on Being Your Authentic Self29 September 2023 · 28:07

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