The New Anatomy of Learning: How America’s Healthcare Schools Are Rebuilding the Future of Healing

The year is 2026, and the U.S. classroom is no longer lined with stethoscopes and chalkboards — it’s
powered by algorithms, empathy, and a generation of students who refuse to accept that medicine should be anything less than human. From MD and DO programs flipping the lecture hall on its head, to chiropractors integrating with medical models, naturopaths merging tradition with data, and nurse
practitioners leading the charge in underserved communities — healthcare education is undergoing the most dramatic transformation in a century. In this powerful broadcast, Dr. Adam Brockman takes listeners inside the new anatomy of learning — where artificial intelligence meets bedside manner, where collaboration trumps hierarchy, and where every future healer is being challenged not just to know medicine, but to ‘reimagine’ it. It’s bold, it’s disruptive, and it’s exactly the kind of conversation that reminds us why America’s greatest export has always been innovation — in science, in spirit, and in service.

Special Guest: Dr. David Lenihan, CEO of Tiber Health and President of Ponce
Health Sciences University