Welcome to DO.fm, your home for thoughtful, engaging conversations on all things osteopathic family medicine. Whether you’re a student exploring your path, a resident refining your direction, or a practicing physician looking to stay connected and inspired, DO.fm offers insights for every stage of your career. Our show brings together voices from across the profession. You’ll hear how physicians navigated the match process, how others pursued fellowships and subspecialty interests, and how…
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Discover how artificial intelligence is transforming clinical practice, medical education, and the day-to-day work of family physicians. This podcast introduces students and residents to practical AI tools, emerging technologies, and real-world applications that can enhance efficiency, support clinical decision-making, and improve patient care. Learning Objectives • Explain the current and…
Feedback is an essential part of medical training and professional growth. Jeremmy Fisher, DO, FACOFP, discusses practical strategies for giving and receiving feedback in clinical settings. Learn how to approach feedback conversations with confidence, apply constructive feedback to improve your performance, and strengthen relationships with preceptors and colleagues throughout your medical…
From his journey into family medicine to his role as ACOFP President, Greg Cohen, DO, FACOFP dist ., discusses leadership, rural medicine, and the future of osteopathic family medicine. Dr. Cohen shares the experiences, challenges, and values that have shaped both his career and his passion for serving patients and mentoring future physicians. Hosted by Student Doctor Mercede Hess.
What does it mean to carry OMT forward into the “real world” of family medicine? Samantha Lease, DO, is third-year family medicine resident; she discusses how her relationship with hands-on medicine has evolved and continues to shape the way she practices, connects, and heals. Hosted by Student Doctor Mercede Hess.
Leigh Forbush, DO, a family medicine physician in Maine, explores his journey into Direct Primary Care (DPC). Dr. Forbush breaks down what DPC is, why he chose this model over traditional insurance-based practice, and how it reshapes the physician–patient relationship while staying true to osteopathic principles.
It is important to build self-confidence as a new physician-in-practice. Family Medicine resident Briana Krewson, DO, offers advice for finding a rhythm in clinical settings and adjusting to the independence of residency life.
Looking for honest advice for your first time stepping into a clinical setting? Chen Zeigerson, DO, a PGY-2 resident and member of the ACOFP Resident Council, shares tips for thriving on clinical rotations, including how to build strong relationships with preceptors, balance learning with self-care, and manage expectations. Hosted by Student Doctor Kelsey McKenna.
Carol Penn, DO, continues her discussion on the healing power of whole-person healthcare through integrative family medicine. Hosted by Student Doctor Olivia Pavlich.
From blending holistic approaches with evidence-based care to fostering patient-centered wellness, Carol Penn, DO, FACOFP, shares insights, experiences, and the transformative power of integrative medicine in primary care. Hosted by Student Doctor Olivia Pavlich.
Rebecca D. Szewczak, DO, FACOFP, Chief Medical Officer of St. Mary’s Regional Medical Center, discusses full-spectrum family medicine (FM) with obstetrics. Dr. Szewczak discusses her journey, the impact of OB on FM, and her leadership role within ACOFP. Hosted by Student Doctor Katie Metzler.
