Thomas DiPasquale's guest appearances

Thomas DiPasquale

White Coat Coaching | The Orthopedic Podcast

Ben Taylor

Jessica Lee

David Green

Gerald Williams

Scott Porter

Antonia Chen

Bonnie Mason

Ayesha Yahya

Joel Rush

John McPhilemy

Julie Samora

Charles Rockwood

Kristy Weber

Daniel Li

Roy Meals

OwlTail

In episode 11, we’re back with Dr. Thomas DiPasquale.  In part 2, we talk specifically about the York orthopedic program philosophy and curriculum as well as veering off into one of my favorite topics, taking time to stop and smell the roses.  Dr. DiPasquale also gives two versions of advice for medical students, including how to develop your “X factor.”  This was recorded last season but these tips will be relevant for a long time to come.  We pick up where we left off last time.  As a veteran of starting trauma fellowships, Dr. Tommy D tells the story of starting his first residency.

<p>In episode 11, we’re back with Dr. Thomas DiPasquale.  In part 2, we talk specifically about the York orthopedic program philosophy and curriculum as well as veering off into one of my favorite topics, taking time to stop and smell the roses.  Dr. DiPasquale also gives two versions of advice for medical students, including how to develop your “X factor.”  This was recorded last season but these tips will be relevant for a long time to come.  We pick up where we left off last time.  As a veteran of starting trauma fellowships, Dr. Tommy D tells the story of starting his first residency.</p>

EP 11 Dr. Thomas DiPasquale | On developing your X factor for interviews

Episode 10 features Dr. Thomas DiPasquale, program director for the York orthopedic surgery residency and trauma fellowship in New York.  While doing my research for this interview, everyone I asked said that he would have a lot to say.  I was not disappointed and thoroughly enjoyed talking with him.  He had so much to say in fact that I split our conversation into two parts but in this episode, we talk about his origin story, how a chance encounter in an elevator changed the course of his career, was almost thrown out of a conference by Dr. Joe Schatzker (of the Schatzker classification of tibial plateau fracture), and how he started three training programs, 2 trauma fellowships and an osteopathic residency.

<p>Episode 10 features Dr. Thomas DiPasquale, program director for the York <a href="http://whitecoatcoaching.com/osteopathic-orthopedic-residency-directory/#york" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">orthopedic surgery residency</a> and <a href="http://www.wellspanmedicaleducation.org/fellowships/orthopaedic-trauma/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">trauma fellowship</a> in New York.  While doing my research for this interview, everyone I asked said that he would have a lot to say.  I was not disappointed and thoroughly enjoyed talking with him.  He had so much to say in fact that I split our conversation into two parts but in this episode, we talk about his origin story, how a chance encounter in an elevator changed the course of his career, was almost thrown out of a conference by <a href="http://bengalurutraumacourse2017.com/Joseph_Schatzker.pdf" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Dr. Joe Schatzker</a> (of the <a href="http://www.orthobullets.com/trauma/1044/tibial-plateau-fractures?expandLeftMenu=true" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Schatzker classification</a> of tibial plateau fracture), and how he started three training programs, 2 trauma fellowships and an osteopathic residency.</p>

EP 10 Dr. Thomas DiPasquale | Lessons on seizing opportunities from a serial program director