🎧 EPISODE 4: When Faculty Disagree on Remediation: How to Build Consensus and Move Forward When the CCC isn’t on the same page, how do you move forward? Doc Mac dives into the real reasons faculty disagree—and how to make decisions based on data, not anecdote. What You’ll Learn: • Why disagreement often stems from limited observation • How to use a 360-degree approach to fill in the gaps • What not to do when faculty are divided • Clear steps to pause, investigate, and move forward with confidence “Disagreement isn’t a problem. Making a decision with incomplete data is.” 👉 Download the free ELEVATE intro lesson or take the Remediation Risk Assessment at www.docmaclearning.com

🎧 EPISODE 3: How to Handle Emotional Breakdowns and Angry Residents During Remediation Let’s be real—remediation meetings are emotional. In this episode, Doc Mac unpacks how to handle resident reactions like tears, silence, or defensiveness without derailing the conversation or escalating tension. What You’ll Learn: • Why emotional responses are common—and normal • Two case examples: the silent spiral + the defensive explosion • What to say in the moment (and what not to say) • 3 strategies to stay calm, supportive, and in control “Sometimes the best thing you can do for a resident in crisis… is not be the only one talking.” 👉 Tools and training available at www.docmaclearning.com

Welcome to the Doctors Teach Podcast, Your Guide to Resident Remediation Success In this very first episode of Doctors Teach, I’m thrilled to welcome you to the show and share what this podcast is all about. If you’re a program director, faculty member, or educator navigating the challenges of resident remediation, you’re in the right place. Here’s what you can expect from this episode: -A quick introduction to who I am and why I’m so passionate about helping you succeed in remediation. -The mission of this podcast and how it’s designed to support you in your journey. -A sneak peek into the topics we’ll cover in future episodes, including practical strategies, real-world examples, and expert insights. -How this podcast will help you create a positive, lasting impact on your residents and your program. Whether you’re just starting to tackle remediation or you’ve been doing this for years, this podcast is here to provide you with actionable advice, encouragement, and a sense of community. www.docmaclearning.com If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe to the podcast and leave a review. Your feedback helps me create content that truly serves you. Got a question or a topic you’d like me to cover? Reach out—I’d love to hear from you!

🎧 EPISODE 2: The Ultimate Guide to Documenting the Remediation Process (Without Legal Headaches) If it’s not documented, it didn’t happen. In this episode, Doc Mac shares what to write down, how to write it, and why poor documentation can stop a remediation plan in its tracks—even when everyone agrees a resident is struggling. What You’ll Learn: • What counts as solid documentation—and what doesn’t • Why vague or emotional notes can hurt your case • How to summarize meetings without editorializing • 3 practical strategies to document like a pro “Your documentation should read like a court transcript, not a Yelp review.” 👉 Download the free ELEVATE intro lesson or take the Remediation Risk Assessment at www.docmaclearning.com

🎧 EPISODE 1: Resident Remediation vs. Probation: What’s the Difference and Why It Matters Not all struggles are created equal—and not all require probation. In this kickoff episode, Doc Mac breaks down the difference between remediation and probation, why the label matters, and how miscommunication can lead to long-term consequences for residents and programs alike. What You’ll Learn: • The true definition of remediation • What probation really means—and when to use it • Why the resident’s standing in the program matters • 3 best practices to avoid costly documentation mistakes “Say what you mean. Document what you say. Consistency is your best friend.” 👉 Want more support? Download the free intro lesson of the ELEVATE: Remediation Fast Track course or take the Remediation Risk Assessment at www.docmaclearning.com