HeyJaredAll for One: Community Partnerships in Health Professions
Amanda Burbage, PhD, Medical and Health Professions Education professor at Eastern Virginia Medical School invites you to listen to episodes published by students as they explore all aspects of community partnerships in health professions!Cover art icons CC BY: Maxim Kulikov,…
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4.5 - Growing Through Opportunity: One Student's Story through Maury High School's Medical and Health Specialties Program (opens the original)
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What is it like to experience a community partnership from the student side? In this episode, Amanda Burbage speaks with William Zak, a graduate of Maury High School's Medical and Health Specialties Program about the experiences, relationships, and opportunities that influenced his educational journey. Through one student's story, listeners gain insight into how community partnerships can shape professional identity, career aspirations, and personal growth.
4.4 - Forty Years by Design: The Maury–EVMS Partnership (opens the original)
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What does it take for a community partnership to last nearly forty years? In this episode, Amanda Burbage speaks with Travis Mansell, director of Maury High School's Medical and Health Specialties Program, about the history, purpose, and sustainability of a unique partnership between Maury High School and Eastern Virginia Medical School in the Macon & Joan Brock Virginia Health Sciences at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia. Together they explore how authentic learning experiences, com
4.3 - From Campus to Community: Building Community Partnerships in PA Education (opens the original)
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n this episode, Michael Moore (doctoral student in health professions education) speaks with Dr. Stephanie Gilkey, EdD, Program Director of the University of Michigan-Flint PA Program, about what strong community partnerships look like in health professions education. Together they explore the health landscape of local Genesee County, why safety- net care matters far beyond Michigan, what students can learn and contribute in community-based settings, and why any potential medical clinic collabor
4.2 - Off the Clock, Out of Options: Hospitals, Childcare, and Making Various Shifts Work (opens the original)
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This episode explores how childcare systems built for a 9-to-5 world collide with 10/12-hour hospital shifts and what that means for nurses, techs, and other healthcare workers with young children. I describe common problems families face and then highlight potential solutions shaped through community partnerships. The goal is to reframe childcare as essential workforce infrastructure and invite hospital leaders and community partners to co-design more equitable, sustainable options. Resources h
4.1 - Outside Care: The Power of Peer Mentors After Brain Injury (opens the original)
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In the ICU after a severe brain injury, families are surrounded by medical experts and urgent decisions. Yet many describe feeling profoundly alone. In this episode, Outside Care: The Power of Peer Mentors After Brain Injury, we follow two families separated by four years. One facing a traumatic brain injury in 2019, and another in 2023. Through interwoven stories, this episode explores the quiet but powerful role of peer mentors in brain injury recovery. These mentors often operate “outside” tr
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