The Doctors On Social Media Podcast: Recent Episodes
Dana Corriel
This podcast was created by founder Dr. Dana Corriel, who built the SoMeDocs brand (SoMeDocs being short for "Doctors on Social Media") from the ground up. The podcast plans to showcase, in audio format, what has already been built out on the venture's website, at doctorsonsocialmedia.com; unique content representing the diverse voices, talent, and ideas existing in healthcare.With a combined social media audience of 40,000 followers and growing, SoMeDocs is doing something right. Tune in to hear featured change-makers, meaningful conversations, and the innovative ideas that fuel our growth. Because you never know how a SoMeDocs episode will inspire you. The best part of it all is that there we are curating different projects and series, & always featuring interesting professionals, so you'll always be kept on your toes.Don't forget to check out our website, where we have our SERIES section and you'll find the video footage for most of these episodes. Meet the people behind the voices, exclusively at doctorsonsocialmedia.com and let SoMeDocs connect you to the next healthcare star.
Will AI replace physicians?
The experts in this discussion think that's the wrong question.
In this episode, leaders in sports medicine, robotics, digital health, and artificial intelligence explore what happens when patients arrive with wearable data, AI-generated insights, predictive injury models, and questions that didn't exist a few years ago.
The conversation covers robotic surgery, digital twins, athlete monitoring, predictive analytics, ChatGPT, wearable technology, and the rapidly changing relationship between patients and healthcare professionals.
One reality became clear:
The patient already has access to AI.
The challenge for medicine is learning how to work alongside it.
Because the future may not belong to physicians who compete with technology.
It may belong to physicians who know how to interpret it, challenge it, and use it to deliver better care.
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Host:
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/alejandro-badia-md/
Guest:
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/stefano-a-bini-md/
Martin Roche, MD
Producer:
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/dana-corriel-md/
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A routine afternoon. A hospital parking lot. A split second that changes everything.
When a young rehabilitation physician is struck by an out-of-control car, she suddenly finds herself experiencing medicine from the opposite side of the bed. In this intimate conversation, Dr. Olivia Ong recounts the physical trauma, the private thoughts she never expected to have, and the moments that challenged everything she believed about identity, purpose, and what it means to heal.
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Guest:
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/olivia-ong-ffpmanzca-fafrm-racp/
Producer:
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/dana-corriel-md/
Dr. Ong's Book:
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/book-back-on-my-feet/
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PRP. Stem cells. Bone marrow concentrate. Peptides. Longevity medicine.
Patients are asking about regenerative therapies long before many physicians have had formal training in them.
In this episode, leaders in orthobiologics tackle one of the most controversial questions in sports medicine:
How much of the excitement is supported by evidence, and how much is driven by marketing, social media, and public demand?
The discussion explores certification, patient education, surgical alternatives, biologic augmentation, regenerative orthopedics, and the future of musculoskeletal care.
One theme emerged repeatedly:
The conversation is no longer whether patients are interested.
They already are.
The challenge now is making sure the science keeps pace with the enthusiasm.
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Host:
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/alejandro-badia-md/
Guest:
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/don-buford-md/
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/raj-pandya-md/
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/pedro-bernaldez-md-phd-mba/
Producer:
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/dana-corriel-md/
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What exactly is a sports medicine doctor?
The answer turns out to be more complicated than most people realize.
In this episode, orthopedic surgeons and a non-operative sports medicine physician (profiles of participants below) tackle a surprisingly controversial question: who gets to use the title, what training matters, and how patients can navigate an increasingly crowded landscape of clinicians treating athletic injuries.
The discussion explores fellowship training, collaboration, surgery versus non-surgical care, chiropractors, podiatrists, professional athletes, weekend warriors, and the growing confusion surrounding healthcare titles.
One theme emerged repeatedly:
Sports medicine is bigger than surgery, bigger than injections, and bigger than any one specialty.
The challenge is helping patients understand who is sitting across from them and what training stands behind the title.
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Host:
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/alejandro-badia-md/
Guests:
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/mauricio-f-herrera-md/
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/gayan-poovendran-md/
Kirk Cambell, MD
Producer:
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/dana-corriel-md/
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In a rapidly evolving healthcare landscape, the rise of telehealth has been both a necessity and a game-changer, especially in the field of neurology. One physician, Dr. Jessica Lowe, aka Brain Barbie, has embraced this change to provide critical care to underserved communities across the United States. In this blog post, we explore her journey and the transformative impact of teleneurology on patient care.
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Guest:
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/jessica-lowe-md/
Producer:
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/dana-corriel-md/
Takeaways:
- Patient Consultation: Patients are admitted to hospitals across the country, where they can access teleneurology services via video calls.
- Interdisciplinary Collaboration: Hospital staff facilitate the connection between Dr. Barbie and the patients, ensuring she has all the necessary information to provide effective care.
- Real-Time Diagnoses: The use of telehealth technology enables quick assessments and recommendations, allowing for immediate treatment plans.
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In this episode of The Physician Feed, Dr. Jordan Emont takes on one of healthcare social media’s most uncomfortable questions: when does medical humor stop being funny and start becoming harmful?
From viral videos mocking patients to the institutional silence that often lets toxic behavior grow an audience, this conversation pulls no punches. Dr. Emont argues that humor absolutely belongs in healthcare, but never at the expense of patients, especially when the jokes target women, anatomy, weight, mental health, or vulnerable moments inside the exam room. The episode moves from online outrage to a deeper reckoning with professionalism, misogyny in medicine, and the power of social media to expose what institutions may prefer to quietly ignore.
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Participants:
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/jordan-emont-md-mph-scm-mscp/
Takeaways:
- Humor belongs in medicine. Patients should never be the punchline.
- A viral following doesn’t make a healthcare professional clever. Sometimes it just makes the red flags easier to count.
- The most dangerous medical content online may come from people wearing credentials.
- When doctors mock anatomy, weight, mental health, or vulnerability, they aren’t “being edgy.” They’re teaching patients to trust us less.
- Professionalism online isn’t about being boring. It’s about remembering there are patients watching.
- Social media didn’t create misogyny in medicine. It gave it a camera, a caption, and 400,000 followers.
- Institutions love visibility until the wrong person goes viral.
- The internet can expose what hospitals and medical schools quietly tolerate.
- Healthcare humor works best when it punches at broken systems, not the people harmed by them.
- The white coat doesn’t come off just because the ring light turns on.
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Burnout in the medical field is a hot topic, especially in family medicine. Why do family medicine doctors face such high rates of burnout compared to other specialties? In this episode, we’ll dive into insights shared by experts Dr. Cynthia Chen-Joya, Dr. Alexandra Stockwell, and Dr. Santina Wheat, who discuss the emotional toll of the profession and how to find sustainable practices in an ever-evolving healthcare landscape.
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https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/santina-wheat-md-mph/
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/cynthia-chen-joea-do-mph-faafp-dabom/
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/alexandra-stockwell-md/
Takeaways:
- Burnout in family medicine is a complex issue influenced by emotional exhaustion, administrative burdens, and loss of autonomy.
- Strong patient relationships and integrating coaching skills can enhance job satisfaction.
- To retain family medicine physicians, it's essential to support work-life balance and foster open communication in the workplace.
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In this episode of From Print to Pod, we host a discussion based on the article The Stability Many Physicians Assume They Have.
In the medical field, many physicians enter practice believing they have a stable career ahead of them. However, recent discussions highlight a different reality. In this episode, we will explore the insights shared by Dr. Marcelo Hochman and panelists Hochman, Hooks, and O'Leary, on job security in medicine, the importance of autonomy, and how to navigate a changing healthcare landscape.
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Participants:
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/marcelo-hochman-md/
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/bertina-marie-hooks-md/
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/james-oleary-md/
Takeaways:
- Assess Alignment: Physicians should regularly evaluate whether their practice aligns with their personal values and career goals.
- Seek Autonomy: Exploring independent practice options can lead to greater job satisfaction and fulfillment.
- Recognize Value: Physicians must understand their worth and the skills they bring to the healthcare table.
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Burnout is a term that echoes throughout the medical field, yet its manifestations can vary significantly across specialties. In oncology, where deep emotional connections with patients are commonplace, burnout takes on unique characteristics. In this episode, we delve into the insights shared by three experienced oncologists: Dr. Tiffany Troso-Sandoval, Dr. Laila Agrawal, and Dr. Eleny Romanos-Sirakis, in a discussion about the realities of burnout in their field. Here’s what every healthcare professional needs to understand about burnout in oncology.
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Participants:
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/tiffany-troso-sandoval-md/
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/eleny-romanos-sirakis-md-ms-faap/
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/laila-agrawal-md/
Takeaways:
- Recognize Burnout Symptoms: Understanding how burnout manifests in oncology can help professionals identify their own struggles and seek support.
- Foster Supportive Relationships: Building a supportive community among healthcare providers can help mitigate feelings of isolation and burnout.
- Advocate for Resources: Engaging with healthcare systems to improve resource availability and reduce administrative burdens is crucial.
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Explore what burnout looks like in internal medicine through insights from leading physicians. Learn about its causes, impacts, and solutions.
Burnout is a term that has become ubiquitous in the medical field, yet its manifestations can vary widely across different specialties. In this post, we delve into the nuances of burnout in internal medicine, drawing from a conversation with three experienced internal medicine physicians: Dr. Dami Bambaniji, Dr. Robert Duhaney, and Dr. Diane Shannon. They share their insights on the unique challenges faced in their field and offer valuable perspectives on how to combat burnout.
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https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/dami-babaniji-do-dipablm/
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/robert-duhaney-md-facp/
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/diane-w-shannon-md-mph-pcc/
Takeaways:
- Burnout manifests differently across specialties, with internal medicine facing unique challenges.
- Prior authorization and documentation burdens contribute significantly to physician stress.
- Leadership plays a critical role in alleviating burnout through effective communication and engagement.
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Burnout is a term frequently associated with the medical profession, but its impact varies across specialties. In this post, we explore the nuances of burnout in emergency medicine—a field known for its high-stress environment and unique challenges. Join us as we delve into insights from experienced emergency medicine physicians Dr. Cecilia Cruz, Dr. Steven Sabo, and Dr. Brian Young, who share their perspectives on burnout, its manifestations, and the systemic issues exacerbating it.
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https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/cecilia-cruz-md-mph-cpcc-acc/
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/stephen-sabo-md/
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/brian-w-young-md-mba-ms/
Takeaways:
- Burnout is prevalent in emergency medicine, often manifesting as resentment and emotional exhaustion.
- Hypervigilance is a constant reality* leading to stress and a feeling of being overwhelmed.
- Systemic and administrative pressures contribute significantly to burnout, detracting from the focus on patient care.
- Emergency physicians are human, balancing personal lives with the demanding expectations of their profession.
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In this episode of From Print to Pod, we host a discussion based on the article Trained to Work, Not to Own: Why Identity, Not Math, Keeps Physicians From Thriving.
Physicians often move through training without ever questioning the path in front of them. By the time career decisions arise, employment feels familiar, while ownership can feel distant or undefined. In this discussion, Dr. Tod Stillson, Dr. Maria Sokolina, and Dr. Zara Chopuryan explore how early exposure shapes that mindset and why many physicians never fully see the range of options available to them. Here’s what to understand about how training influences career identity and what it means for those considering private practice.
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Participants:
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/tod-stillson-md/
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/maria-sokolina-dds/
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/zarui-zara-chopuryan-md/
Takeaways:
- The physician career path is shaped early by exposure to employed models, long before independent options are fully understood.
- The skills required to run a business are already embedded in daily clinical work.
- The biggest barrier to ownership is not financial or intellectual, but psychological.
- Comfort with uncertainty is one of the hardest shifts for physicians transitioning into ownership.
- Many physicians equate financial success with compromised values, which can limit career choices.
- Autonomy and control over patient care often outweigh income when physicians choose independence.
- Private practice allows for greater alignment between clinical decisions and personal standards.
- Choosing not to pursue ownership can carry long-term limitations that are often underestimated.
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Burnout is a pressing issue among healthcare professionals, particularly in the field of pediatrics. In this episode, we delve into the unique aspects of burnout experienced by pediatricians and explore insights shared by experts in the field. Understanding these nuances is crucial for addressing the challenges faced by those who dedicate their lives to caring for children.
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Participants:
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/krystal-revai-sodaitis-md-mph-chie/
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/claudia-n-emami-md-mba-mph-facs/
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/ben-reinking-md/
Takeaways:
- Burnout in pediatrics is characterized by emotional exhaustion and a disconnect from the joy of caring for children.
- The weight of patient care can lead pediatricians to feel responsible for outcomes beyond their control.
- Flexibility and autonomy in scheduling are crucial for reducing burnout in pediatric practice.
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In this episode of From Print to Pod, we host a discussion based on the article Why I Don’t Accept Health Insurance in My Practice, Or Carry It Personally.
In the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare, one question has emerged as both provocative and essential: Is it time to rethink our reliance on health insurance? In a recent panel discussion, experts shared their perspectives on this contentious topic, highlighting the challenges of traditional insurance and exploring alternative models. This post breaks down their insights, offering a comprehensive view of why some physicians choose to step outside the conventional insurance system.
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https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/stefani-lafrenierre-md/
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/ronen-elefant-md-mba-mseng/
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/donya-imanirad-md/
Takeaways:
- The Need for Change: The panelists unanimously agree that the current healthcare insurance model requires reevaluation. Many physicians express frustration over its complexities and the impact on patient care.
- Direct Care as an Alternative: Direct care models are emerging as a viable alternative, offering personalized attention and improved access for patients.
- Burnout and Bureaucracy: The bureaucratic nature of insurance contributes significantly to physician burnout, suggesting a need for systems that prioritize clinical care over administrative tasks.
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In this episode of From Print to Pod, we host a discussion based on the article The Second Career Most Physicians Don’t Realize They’re Building.
Physicians often enter private practice believing they are simply continuing their medical careers. However, many realize they are also stepping into the roles of strategists, operators, and leaders. In this blog post, we’ll explore this fascinating transformation through insights shared by a panel of experts, including Dr. Demetrio Aguila, Dr. Silvana Fischman, and Dr. Frank Okosun. Here’s what you need to know about this hidden career shift and its implications.
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https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/frank-okosun-jr-md/
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/demetrio-j-aguila-iii-md-facs/
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/silvana-fischman-dds-intl-mha-crc/
Takeaways:
- Physicians often transition into business roles without realizing it, affecting their approach to patient care.
- Learning business management skills is essential for navigating the complexities of running a practice.
- Effective delegation and leadership are crucial for maintaining patient-centric care in a business-oriented environment.
Transcript available on our website: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/understanding-business-vital/
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In this episode of From Print to Pod, Dr. Noemi Adame, the author of F.A.S.T. Rx: Boundaries for Women Leaders, discusses the invisible labor and systemic issues faced by female physicians, emphasizing the importance of establishing boundaries to prevent compassion fatigue. She explores the differences between rules and boundaries in healthcare, the challenges of navigating fairness in a biased system, and the impact of language on patient relationships. Through personal anecdotes and practical frameworks, Dr. Adame provides insights into creating a more equitable and supportive environment for female physicians.
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Takeaways:
- The realization of invisible labor is a systemic issue affecting female physicians.
- Personal experiences can highlight broader systemic issues in healthcare.
- Female physicians often achieve better patient outcomes due to their approach to care.
- The healthcare system rewards volume over quality, impacting female physicians disproportionately.
- Establishing boundaries is crucial for preventing compassion fatigue.
- Rules often create a punitive environment, while boundaries foster healthier relationships.
- The FAST framework for boundaries emphasizes fairness and honesty.
- Changing language from apology to gratitude can shift patient dynamics positively.
- Self-scheduling can enhance fairness and reduce decision-making fatigue.
- Creating fair systems can prevent boundary pushing and burnout.
Chapters:
00:00 Invisible Labor and Gendered Realities in Medicine
10:02 The Importance of Boundaries in Healthcare
19:55 Navigating Fairness in a Biased System
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In this episode, Dr. Krystal Sodaitis, author of Fidgeting, Stimming, and the Science of Movement: Why Stillness Isn’t Always the Goal, discusses the importance of movement in self-regulation and creativity, challenging traditional notions of stillness in medical education and workplace environments. She emphasizes the need for understanding fidgeting and stimming as essential behaviors for maintaining attention and regulating emotions, particularly in neurodiverse individuals. The conversation explores how medical professionals can better accommodate these behaviors and foster a supportive culture that recognizes the value of movement in enhancing focus and engagement.
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Takeaways:
- Understanding the difference between stimming and fidgeting is crucial.
- Movement-based learning environments can enhance focus and engagement.
- Fidgeting is often a self-regulating behavior, not a sign of boredom.
- Neurodiversity awareness is essential in medical leadership.
- Creating supportive environments in schools can help children maintain focus.
- Fidgeting can actually increase attention and retention of information.
- Compassion for others' movement needs fosters better connections.
- Recognizing adaptive vs. distress stimming is important in clinical settings.
- Flow is achieved when individuals are fully engaged and not fidgeting.
- Movement should not be pathologized but seen as a normal behavior.
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to Movement and Self-Regulation
01:52 Evolving Medical Education for Movement
03:09 Creating Supportive Environments in Schools and Workplaces
04:55 Understanding Fidgeting and Stimming
06:15 Neurodiversity Awareness in Medical Leadership
07:50 Personal Experiences with Neurodiversity
09:10 Perceptions of Movement in Medicine
10:06 Fostering Connection Through Movement
11:10 Identifying Adaptive vs. Distress Stimming
11:48 The Concept of Flow in Daily Life
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In this episode of From Print to Pod, Dr. Stephen M. Cohen, MD, MBA, the author of The Price of Integrity: A Surgeon’s Journey Through Legal Battles and Professional Betrayal, shares his experiences navigating the complexities of medical ethics, legal battles, and professional integrity as a surgeon. He discusses the emotional challenges of facing professional betrayal from organizations like the American College of Surgeons and the implications of serving as an expert witness in malpractice cases. Dr. Cohen emphasizes the importance of truth in medicine, the need for accountability within medical societies, and the challenges faced by young physicians in the legal landscape. He advocates for patient safety and integrity in the medical profession while expressing skepticism about the current state of professional organizations..
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Takeaways:
- Dr. Cohen has over 30 years of experience in surgery.
- He faced professional betrayal from the American College of Surgeons.
- Testifying honestly can lead to professional repercussions.
- Many surgeons fear retaliation for serving as expert witnesses.
- The truth in court can be overshadowed by biases.
- Young physicians must be prepared for emotional challenges in legal cases.
- Professional societies often prioritize loyalty over accountability.
- Dr. Cohen chose not to renew his ACS membership due to lack of support.
- Advocating for truth in medicine is crucial for patient safety.
- Change in professional organizations will take time.
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to Dr. Stephen Cohen's Journey
01:17 The Emotional Toll of Professional Betrayal
07:52 Navigating Professional Societies and Accountability
10:06 The Role of Expert Witnesses in Malpractice Cases
13:51 Mentoring Young Physicians in Legal Testimony
15:37 Balancing Truth and Professional Loyalty
17:52 Advocating for Patient Safety and Medical Integrity
19:00 Looking Forward: Trust in Professional Organizations
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In this episode of From Print to Pod, Dr. Stephen M. Cohen, MD, MBA, the author of Sued, Not Shamed: What Five Malpractice Lawsuits Taught Me About Being a Good Doctor, discusses his experiences with medical malpractice lawsuits and how they have shaped his identity as a surgeon. He emphasizes the importance of transparency, communication, and empathy in patient care, particularly after adverse outcomes. Dr. Cohen shares strategies for navigating the emotional and legal challenges of litigation, highlighting the value of peer support and the impact of apologies in medical practice.
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Takeaways:
- Dr. Cohen has been in practice for 32 years.
- Litigation reshaped his identity as a surgeon.
- Transparency and owning mistakes are crucial.
- Patients often don't want to sue their doctors.
- The first lawsuit is the hardest to navigate.
- Communication about risks is essential.
- Preparation for litigation requires thorough knowledge.
- Emotional support from peers is invaluable.
- Apologies can significantly influence legal outcomes.
- Empathy in patient care can prevent lawsuits
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to Dr. Stephen Cohen
01:13 Impact of Litigation on Professional Identity
03:15 The Importance of Transparency and Communication
07:57 Navigating Patient Conversations Post-Lawsuit
11:11 Preparation and Strategies for Legal Defense
13:09 Emotional Toll and Support Systems
16:09 The Role of Peer Support in Litigation
19:01 The Power of Apology in Medical Practice
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In this episode of From Print to Pod, Dr. Cynthia Chen-Joea, DO, MPH, FAAFP, DABOM, the author of The Things Physician Mothers Don’t Talk About, shares her experiences as a physician mother, discussing the challenges of the fourth trimester, including physical and mental health issues. She emphasizes the importance of speaking up about postpartum struggles and the societal pressures faced by physician mothers. Dr. Chen-Joea also reflects on her journey of balancing motherhood with her medical career and the role of introversion in her entrepreneurial endeavors.
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Takeaways:
- Strength often looks like silence.
- The fourth trimester can be unexpectedly challenging.
- Postpartum physical changes are often under-discussed.
- Urinary incontinence is common but rarely talked about.
- Postpartum anxiety can manifest in various ways.
- Balancing motherhood and a medical career is a constant struggle.
- Self-compassion is crucial for managing expectations.
- Work-life harmony is more important than perfection.
- Introversion can be an asset in entrepreneurship.
- Building deep connections is valuable for introverts.
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to Dr. Cynthia Chen-Joea
00:54 The Challenges of the Fourth Trimester
05:02 Postpartum Physical Changes and Mental Health
08:43 Balancing Motherhood and Medical Career
12:35 Navigating Societal Pressures as a Physician Mother
16:39 Embracing Introversion in Entrepreneurship
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In this powerful episode of From Print to Pod, Dr. Noemi Adame, the author of Being a Female Doctor Isn’t the Same Job. That’s Data., discusses this viral article on the unique challenges faced by female physicians. She highlights the gendered burdens in medicine, supported by data, and shares personal experiences that illustrate the differences in patient and staff interactions. Dr. Adame emphasizes the importance of balancing high expectations with self-care and advocates for rethinking compensation models to better support female doctors. She also introduces her upcoming retreat aimed at providing a healing space and practical tools for female physicians to combat burnout.
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Takeaways:
- Being a female physician involves unique challenges and burdens.
- Data shows female doctors receive more messages and often negative ones.
- Female physicians tend to be more thorough in their documentation.
- Patients and staff often perceive female doctors differently than male doctors.
- The healthcare system often profits from the altruism of female doctors.
- Mindset is crucial for female physicians to maintain boundaries.
- Compensation models need to reflect the realities of female doctors' practices.
- Creating supportive communities can help uplift female physicians.
- Balancing personal well-being with professional demands is essential.
- Practical tools and strategies are necessary to combat burnout.
Chapters:
00:00 The Viral Article and Its Impact
01:01 Realizations of Gendered Burdens in Medicine
01:59 Data-Driven Insights on Female Physicians
04:16 Interactions with Staff and Patients
07:25 Balancing Expectations and Well-Being
11:31 Rethinking Compensation and Practice Models
16:40 Creating a Healing Space for Female Physicians
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In this powerful episode of From Print to Pod, Dr. Sulana Misra, the author of I Quit as a Civil Surgeon. This Is Why shares the deeply personal and political reasons behind her decision to resign as a USCIS-designated civil surgeon. As immigration policy shifts and ethical boundaries blur, she opens up about the weight of responsibility, the threat to patient data, and the moral dilemma of participating in a system she no longer trusts. This conversation sheds light on how medicine, ethics, activism, and patient care intersect in times of social upheaval.
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Takeaways:
- Resigning can be a form of advocacy: Dr. Misra chose to step away from her federal role to stand by her ethics and speak out against harmful immigration practices.
- Physicians must protect patient trust: The attempted access to her full EMR—including non-immigration patients—was a red line that underscored growing federal overreach.
- Ethical discomfort is a red flag: Dr. Misra encourages clinicians to listen to their bodies and instincts when something feels wrong in their practice or environment.
- Silence is not neutral: Staying quiet in the face of injustice can be complicity, especially when physicians hold trusted voices in society.
- The personal cost is real: Her decision meant loss of income and opportunity, but it also brought clarity, solidarity, and a deeper commitment to justice and patient care.
Chapters:
00:00 – Welcome & Introduction
00:45 – What Is a Civil Surgeon?
02:00 – Why Dr. Misra Took the Role
03:30 – What Prompted Her to Quit
07:00 – Ethics, Safety, and Listening to the Body
09:40 – Impact on Her Practice and Colleagues
11:00 – Advocacy Through Resignation
12:00 – Grassroots Physician Activism in LA
13:00 – Patient Data and Ethical Responsibility
14:20 – Final Reflections and A Call to Physicians
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We explore why cognitive and non-procedural specialists like infectious disease and endocrinology physicians spend far more time in the EHR than proceduralists, revealing a system that undervalues intellectual labor and documentation-heavy care.
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In this episode, Dr. Santina Wheat, the author of the article No One Knows What's right for you: A Mommy's Take on the "Mommy Wars (and speaker of both of our SoMeDocsLeadership conferences - part I is here and part II here) discusses her views on the challenges of motherhood, particularly for working moms. She reflects on personal experiences of judgment, the unrealistic expectations placed on mothers, and the complexities of balancing a medical career with parenting. Dr. Wheat emphasizes the importance of personal alignment, the impact of social media on perceptions of motherhood, and the need for healthcare systems to provide flexible support for new mothers. The discussion offers valuable insights and advice for navigating the pressures of motherhood and finding one's own path.
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Takeaways:
- True balance comes from personal alignment, not pleasing others.
- Moms often feel judged, especially regarding childcare decisions.
- Cultural expectations of motherhood can be unrealistic.
- Medical training can complicate the motherhood experience.
- Being present is more important than just showing up.
- Social media amplifies the pressures of motherhood.
- There is no one right way to be a good mom.
- New moms should turn off outside noise and trust themselves.
- Healthcare systems need to offer flexibility for new parents.
- Each parenting journey is unique and should be respected.
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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to Dr. Santina Wheat and Her Article
01:06 Navigating Judgment as a Working Mom
03:00 Cultural Expectations of Motherhood
05:14 The Impact of Medical Training on Motherhood
06:54 Finding Personal Alignment in Parenting
08:46 Social Media and the Mommy Wars
09:59 Advice for New Moms
10:40 Healthcare Systems Supporting New Mothers
12:32 Understanding Individual Parenting Journeys
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In this episode, Dr. Stephen Cohen, the author of the article From Scalpel to Strategy: Reinventing Surgical Education for the Next Generation (and speaker of not one, but two, SoMeDocs conferences - the second annual entrepreneurship course and the Finance, Investing, and Real Estate course) discusses the evolution of surgical education, emphasizing the need for autonomy, modern skills, and the integration of technology like AI. He reflects on the disconnect between training and real-world practice, the importance of teamwork in surgery, and the role of storytelling in medical training. Dr. Cohen advocates for a more innovative approach to surgical education that prepares future surgeons for the complexities of modern healthcare.
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Takeaways:
Surgical education must evolve beyond traditional apprenticeship.
Autonomy is crucial for developing competent surgeons.
Modern surgical training lacks essential skills like open surgery.
AI should not replace critical thinking in patient care.
Teamwork is essential in surgical practice.
Communication is key in patient care and surgical teams.
Storytelling enhances understanding and empathy in medicine.
Leadership training is vital for future surgeons.
Experience is gained through mistakes and learning from them.
The future of surgery will be shaped by technology and innovation.
Chapters:
00:00 Reinventing Surgical Education
02:46 Autonomy in Surgical Training
04:03 Modern Skills in Surgery
06:06 AI and the Future of Surgery
08:08 Systems Thinking in Surgical Care
09:43The Team Sport of Surgery
11:13 Leadership Lessons in Surgery
12:27 The Role of Storytelling in Medicine
13:42 Innovating Surgical Education
15:44 The Future of Surgical Training
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In this episode, Robin Finn, the author of the article Why So Many Women Struggle to Write - and What’s Really Behind It (speaker/workshop facilitator of both of our 1st annual SoMeDocsLeadership conference here and the second annual SoMeDocsWriters) discusses the struggles women face in writing, emphasizing the internal conflicts related to worthiness and societal expectations. She introduces the concept of 'limiting beliefs' and how perfectionism can hinder completion of writing projects. Finn shares personal anecdotes about overcoming shame and judgment in her writing journey and highlights the importance of community and mentorship. She advocates for writing as a healing tool and calls for changes in the publishing industry to better support women's voices.
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Takeaways:
The struggle to write often stems from feelings of unworthiness.
Judgment is a significant barrier to creative expression.
Perfectionism can lead to incomplete writing projects.
Societal norms pressure women to be quiet and polite.
Personal experiences can fuel powerful writing.
Dismantling limiting beliefs is crucial for writers.
Community support enhances the writing experience.
Writing serves as a form of self-care.
The publishing industry often overlooks women's stories.
Women’s voices and experiences deserve more representation.
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to Writing Struggles for Women
01:25 The Internal Conflict of Worthiness
03:05 Understanding Misslexia and Perfectionism
04:39 Societal Expectations and Gender Norms
06:28 Personal Experiences of Internal Barriers
08:34 Dismantling Limiting Beliefs
10:38 The Importance of Community and Mentorship
12:29 Impact of Publishing Industry on Women Writers
14:00 Writing as a Tool for Healing
15:44 Changes Needed in the Literary World
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In this conversation, Dr. David Epstein, who authored the article, When Yelp Becomes a Source of Anxiety, discusses the anxiety induced by online reviews, particularly Yelp, and its impact on small businesses and healthcare. He shares personal experiences from running an urgent care facility and highlights the importance of communication between service providers and clients. The discussion also explores the complexities of healthcare visits compared to restaurant experiences, the influence of patient expectations on clinical decisions, and the challenges physicians face in managing their digital presence. The conversation concludes with a call for better communication and understanding in the face of online reviews.
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Takeaways:
- Yelp reviews can induce significant anxiety for business owners.
- The impact of online reviews is profound in small businesses.
- Healthcare visits involve more variables than restaurant experiences.
- Communication is key in addressing patient concerns.
- Patients often react impulsively by posting negative reviews.
- Physicians face challenges in managing their online presence.
- HIPAA regulations limit how physicians can respond to reviews.
- Human connection can resolve many issues arising from misunderstandings.
- The complexity of healthcare can lead to patient dissatisfaction.
- Proactive communication can strengthen relationships between patients and providers.
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to Anxiety from Online Reviews
02:53 The Impact of Yelp on Small Businesses
06:11 Healthcare vs. Restaurant Reviews: A Complex Comparison
08:54 Navigating Patient Expectations and Clinical Decision Making
11:45 Managing Digital Presence as a Physician
15:01 The Need for Guidelines on Patient Reviews
17:54 Closing Thoughts on Communication and Connection
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In this episode, Dr. Dana Corriel, who authored the article Pay-to-Post?: Reclaiming the True Meaning of Community in Healthcare Spaces, discusses the issue of censorship within physician Facebook groups, highlighting the unethical practices of group admins who delete comments and control discussions. She emphasizes the importance of transparency and open dialogue in these communities, advocating for the creation of ethical spaces where all voices can be heard. Dr. Corriel shares her personal experiences with censorship and calls for collective action to address these issues in healthcare spaces.
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Takeaways:
- Censorship in physician groups is a significant issue.
- Admins often delete comments that provide alternative viewpoints.
- Transparency is crucial in discussions within Facebook groups.
- Censorship can lead to unethical bias in information sharing.
- Physicians need safe spaces to discuss their experiences openly.
- Building new groups can help foster ethical discussions.
- It's important to know which groups engage in censorship.
- Censorship undermines the empowerment of physicians.
- Open discussions can lead to better networking and camaraderie.
- Collective action is needed to address censorship in healthcare.
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to Censorship in Physician Communities
03:13 The Ethical Implications of Censorship
06:07 The Role of Admins in Facebook Groups
09:02 Building Ethical Spaces for Open Discussion
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In this episode of From Print to Pod, Dr. Stephen Cohen, a board-certified general and colorectal surgeon with over 30 years of experience, shares insights from his article, Healing Beyond the Blade: The Legacy of the Master Surgeon. Dr. Cohen discusses his extensive experience in surgery, emphasizing the importance of judgment, wisdom, and mentorship in surgical training. He reflects on the evolution of surgical practices, the challenges faced by new surgeons, and the significance of maintaining patient-centered care in a complex healthcare environment. Dr. Cohen also highlights the need for financial literacy among young physicians to ensure long-term success and security in their careers.
Dr. Cohen will be a speaker at our #SoMeDocsInvesting conference (which turns into a course when over). Access it here.
He will also teach at #SoMeDocsEntrepreneurship, here.
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Takeaways:
- Good judgment comes from experience, which is gained through challenges.
- The surgical training model has evolved significantly over the years.
- Maintaining patient-centered care is crucial in modern healthcare.
- Younger surgeons face unique challenges that require adaptation.
- The importance of the physical exam is often overlooked in training.
- Mentorship plays a vital role in shaping future surgeons.
- Financial literacy is essential for young physicians to achieve security.
- Multiple streams of income can help prevent burnout.
- The culture of surgery is changing, requiring new approaches.
- Compassion and empathy are key traits for successful surgeons.
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to Dr. Stephen Cohen
01:10 The Importance of Judgment and Wisdom in Surgery
03:25 Bridging the Generational Gap in Surgical Training
06:35 Maintaining Patient-Centered Care in Modern Healthcare
09:56 The Evolution of Surgical Training and Practice
12:12 Rediscovering Purpose Through Mentorship
15:40 Financial Literacy for Young Physicians
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In this episode, Dr. Noemi Adame, who wrote the article Lady Docs, Protect Your Health, Both Physical and Mental, discusses her experiences as a female physician, the challenges she faced in corporate medicine, and her journey towards establishing a direct primary care practice. She emphasizes the importance of lifestyle medicine in promoting wellness among physicians and patients alike. Dr. Adame shares her insights on the systemic issues contributing to burnout among female doctors and offers actionable strategies for improving mental health and work-life balance. The conversation highlights the need for better support systems within medical institutions and addresses common misconceptions about physician wellness.
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Takeaways:
- Dr. Adame's journey reflects the unique challenges faced by female physicians.
- The article 'Lady Docs Protect Your Health' addresses critical issues in physician wellness.
- Lifestyle medicine is essential for both physician and patient health.
- Female doctors often experience higher burnout rates due to systemic issues.
- Setting boundaries is crucial for maintaining mental health in medicine.
- Automation can help physicians focus on personalized patient care.
- The corporate medicine model can contribute to moral injury among doctors.
- Dr. Adame emphasizes the importance of compassion for oneself.
- Misconceptions about burnout often blame individual resilience rather than systemic problems.
- Support for female physicians must include time for administrative tasks.
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to Dr. Adame and Her Work
01:52 Inspiration Behind the Article
06:18 The Role of Lifestyle Medicine in Physician Wellness
09:34 Mental Health Challenges for Female Physicians
14:55 Systemic Issues in Physician Wellness
18:19 Misconceptions About Physician Burnout
22:14 Actionable Steps for Female Physicians
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In this conversation, Dr. Janice Makala discusses her article 'Beyond the Pain Scale, Addressing the Emotional Side of Suffering.' She explores the distinction between pain and suffering, the concept of total pain, and the role of cannabis and opioids in pain management. Dr. Makala emphasizes the importance of addressing emotional and spiritual suffering in hospice care and the barriers to adopting cannabis in clinical settings. She highlights the significance of interdisciplinary care in improving patient outcomes and addresses common misconceptions about pain management.
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In this episode, Dr. Athena Hall discusses her interview feature, Reimagining Healthcare: Athena Hall’s Community-Driven Mission, in which she shares her journey as a pediatrician and her mission to reimagine healthcare through the Zena Health Network. She emphasizes the importance of community-centered healthcare, the concept of whole health, and the need for collaboration among healthcare professionals and community members. Dr. Hall shares her experiences transitioning from a physician to an entrepreneur and highlights the significance of valuing diverse voices in shaping healthcare solutions. The conversation also touches on addressing health equity in underserved communities and the future of healthcare entrepreneurship.
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In this episode, Dr. Santina Wheat, the author of the article What Is Happening to Our Professional Identity?discusses the complexities of professional identity in medicine, exploring how it evolves over time, the challenges faced by physicians, and the impact of social media. She emphasizes the importance of authenticity, mentorship, and maintaining a sense of purpose in navigating the healthcare landscape. Dr. Wheat shares personal experiences and offers advice for medical students and early career physicians on nurturing their professional identity amidst systemic changes and burnout.
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Takeaways:
- Professional identity is more than just a job title.
- Training shapes our identities as physicians.
- Living authentically improves overall well-being.
- COVID has impacted how professionalism is taught.
- Social media can both harm and boost confidence.
- Mentorship is crucial for professional development.
- Authenticity helps balance professional expectations.
- Navigating patient care can challenge professional identity.
- It's important to show up as your best self.
- Decisions should align with personal purpose.
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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to Professional Identity in Medicine
02:01 The Evolution of Physician Identity
04:51 Challenges in Maintaining Professional Identity
06:47 Impact of Social Media on Professional Identity
08:49 Authenticity vs. Professional Expectations
10:20 The Role of Mentorship in Professional Identity
12:53 Navigating Identity Challenges in Patient Care
15:45 Advice for Developing Professional Identity
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The following is a commentary by Dana Corriel, MD, author of Why We Left: When Medicine Judges the Physicians, But Never Itself. In this introspective episode of From Print to Pod, Dr. Dana Corriel turns the mic inward to reflect on her own journey of stepping away from clinical medicine. Sparked by a viral LinkedIn post and the SoMeDocs magazine article she wrote, she shares the emotional fallout of facing peer judgment, the systemic issues that continue to drive physicians out, and powerful reactions from other doctors who have walked the same path. Through a mix of personal experience and curated comments from the medical community, Dr. Corriel challenges the narrative that physicians are to blame for leaving—and instead asks why medicine itself escapes critique.
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In this episode of From Print to Pod, Dr. Stephen Cohen, a board-certified general and colorectal surgeon with over 30 years of experience, shares insights from his popular article on "The Three A’s of Surgical Training: Availability, Affability, and Ability." Drawing from decades of practice and mentorship, Dr. Cohen explains why being available and personable often outweigh technical skills early in a surgeon’s career. He emphasizes how communication, emotional intelligence, and adaptability—what he calls the potential "fourth A"—can define long-term success in medicine. From generational shifts in training to simple actions that build trust, this interview is a must-listen for healthcare professionals seeking lasting impact.
Dr. Cohen will be a speaker at our #SoMeDocsInvesting conference (which turns into a course when over). Access it here.
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In this interview, we feature Dr. Drew Remignanti, who got featured in a written interview for our magazine called A Writer Interview with Dr. Drew Remignanti on The Healing Connection. As a retired emergency medicine physician and author of The Healing Connection: A Partnership for Your Health, Dr. Remignanti shares how his dual perspective as both doctor and lifelong patient shaped his powerful call to preserve the patient-physician relationship. Dr. Remignanti joins us and discusses the broken trajectory of U.S. healthcare, his evidence-based writing process, and how storytelling and bedside medicine still hold the key to rebuilding trust in a system increasingly driven by profits. Tune in for thoughtful reflections on writing, medical advocacy, and why true healing starts with connection.
Episode and transcript: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/from-er-to-author-episode/
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In this engaging interview, Dr. Concepcion joins Dr. Dana Corriel to reflect on her return to her high school as both a physician and podcaster, inspired by her article "Going Back to High School: How Speaking to Students Inspired Me." Dr. Concepcion shares how the experience reignited her passion for advocacy, particularly in educating the next generation about healthcare access and equity. She highlights the surprising depth of student questions, especially around the perceived exclusivity of direct primary care, and shares powerful stories from her practice that challenge that notion. The conversation also explores the role of podcasting as a tool for storytelling and human connection, emphasizing how physicians can use their voices to bridge gaps and inspire change. Throughout, Dr. Concepcion’s insights reinforce the importance of early healthcare education, authentic communication, and the potential impact of empowering young minds to become informed advocates for themselves and their communities.
Watch the video here: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/from-the-classroom-to-the-clinic
This episode touches on:
The practice of DPC was touched on, and can be seen discussed in the series about the topic, and starring Dr. Concepcion in Their DPC Stories, here.
Dr. Concepcion hosts a regular podcast on the topic, called My DPC Story, where you can hear even more about this rtype of practice.
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Transcript:
Dr. Dana Corriel (00:05):
I'd like to welcome Dr. Maryal Concepcion, and I’m feeling pretty great that I got the pronunciation right! We're here to discuss her article titled "Going Back to High School: How Speaking to Students Inspired Me." Dr. Concepcion, please introduce yourself and tell our audience a bit more about you.
Dr. Maryal Concepcion (00:30):
Thank you so much for having me! I’m excited to be here. I’m a full-scope family medicine physician practicing in rural Northern California. I own a direct primary care clinic and host a weekly podcast focused on DPC. I’m really happy to share more about my recent experience speaking at my old high school.
Dr. Corriel (00:51):
Fantastic! Let’s dive right in. What was it like stepping back into your high school—this time as a physician and podcaster? What did that full-circle moment feel like?
Dr. Concepcion (01:06):
Even though I’m 42, I didn’t feel that age walking into my high school again. It felt like only 15 years had passed. Being back there brought back so many good memories. It felt like home—but this time, I was standing in front of a new generation. I was a little intimidated at first, wondering how familiar
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In this episode, Dr. Corriel speaks about the different kinds of videos, and video series, that physicians can create.
Featured in this Episode:
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Our #SoMeDocsWriters is featured in this episode. You can access that conference/course here.
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Kristiyana Kaneva, a pediatric oncologist, discusses her career transition from Tempest AI to AbbVie, focusing on oncology drug development. She highlights her new role as a medical director, emphasizing collaboration and skill diversification. Dr. Kaneva attributes her growth at Tempest to hard work and teamwork, and advises clinicians transitioning to Pharma to network and leverage their skills. She stresses the importance of humility and strategic leadership in healthcare. Mentorship has been pivotal in her career, with influential figures guiding her from high school to her current role. Christiana's leadership mantra is embracing a non-linear career path for continuous skill development.
Transcript:
Dr. Corriel:
Hi everyone, and welcome to another episode! Today, we’re featuring an article from our magazine spotlighting Dr. Kristiyana Kaneva and her journey of humility, courage, and mentorship in healthcare. I’m excited to dive right in—Dr. Kaneva is here with me. Welcome! To start, can you tell our audience a bit more about yourself?
Dr. Kaneva:
Thank you so much, Dr. Corriel, for inviting me to your podcast. My name is Kristiyana Kaneva, and I’m a pediatric oncologist by training. For the past five years, I’ve been working in the healthcare industry outside of clinical medicine. I was most recently at Tempus AI, a data and diagnostics company focused on molecular diagnostics for cancer. I worked on developing new diagnostics for oncology patients and recently transitioned into the pharmaceutical industry, where I now focus on the clinical development of oncology drugs.
Dr. Corriel:
Wonderful—congratulations! We featured your interview in our magazine's leadership section, especially timely given our recent Women in Healthcare Leadership Conference. With that in mind, many of our questions today will focus on leadership. First up: you recently moved from Tempus to AbbVie. What inspired this change, and how did you know it was the right time?
Dr. Kaneva:
Great question. It wasn’t an easy decision—it took a lot of thought. I realized I wanted to learn more about drug development, and it felt like a “now or never” moment in terms of my career. I wanted to diversify my skill set. I’m very comfortable in molecular diagnostics, but diagnostics are only part of the puzzle—you need drugs to actually treat patients. So while it was a big change in workflow and environment, I’ve been happy with the transition.
Dr. Corriel:
You're now serving as a Medical Director in early oncology development at AbbVie. What does a typical day look like for you, and how do you plan to make an impact?
Dr. Kaneva:
I’m still settling in—I’ve been with AbbVie for just over a month—but my days are collaborative. I work with a fantastic, multidisciplinary team focused on early drug development. It’s a hybrid role, so I work from home on Mondays and Fridays—like today—and I'm in the office the rest of the week. My goal is to contribute meaningfully to AbbVie’s mission and make a positive impact in oncology.
Dr. Corriel:
You mentioned being promoted twice at Tempus. What do you think contributed most to that growth?
Dr. Kaneva:
Hard work, definit
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Article: Breaking the Mold: The Power of Diverse Thinking
Link: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/the-power-of-diverse-thinking
Summary: David Epstein, MD goes over how teams that embrace diverse perspectives unlock innovation, adaptability, and better decision-making, avoiding the stagnation and blind spots that come with one-track thinking—because when everyone thinks the same, no one is truly thinking at all.
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The fifth episode of The Six is here!
In this episode, we talk about:
- Are we going to be ok?
- Hospital garb couture
- Peeling back our layers
-Future levels of medical care
Episode info: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/the-six-hospital-garb-couture/
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The fourth episode of The Six is here!
In this episode, we talk about:
Renewing ACLS every 2 years
Anatomy nail art
Decorating a cake for an anesthesiologist taking an exam
Influencing on the side of medical school
Episode: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/the-six-medical-school-with-influence-on-the-side-episode/
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Varun Verma, MD expresses shock at the undervaluing of physician expertise.
Article link: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/physicians-are-settling-and-its-killing-our-profession/
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The third episode of The Six is here!
In this episode, we talk about:
Social Compliance
Crying on command, for social media
Physician worth and comparing our career to lawyers'
Is organic chemistry useful in medicine?
Episode: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/the-six-social-compliance-organic-chemistry/
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An ER physician critiques the tragic case of a telemedicine failure that led to a patient’s death, highlighting the dangers of prioritizing cost and speed over qualified care and patient safety.
Article: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/a-physicians-perspective-on-the-amazon-one-medical-lawsuit/
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The second episode of The Six is here!
In this episode, we talk about:
- (Twist Cap to) Vent
- Taking shoes off at home, or not
- Healthcare systems: U.S. vs. Canada
- Specialties that "Butt Heads"
- Getting new life & the emotion it elicits
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Join us for a diverse discussion on a curated lineup of social media posts, as we get serious, personal, and sometimes even entertaining.
In this episode, we talk about:
- family members with healthcare backgrounds intervening during medical appointments
- healthcare environments and aesthetics
- today's tipping culture
- Gen Z slang
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In this episode, Dr. Corriel responds to a comment about physician infighting.
Listen in, or watch, as she reads through some of the reactions of her followers, as well as her responses to them.
The Cliffhanger
The next question we want answered is: "Who are the bad guys [in medicine]?"
We want to her from you!
Thank you to Benoit Herbert, a cardiothoracic surgery fellow at Indiana University, who asked this important question on the thread.
You can answer that question here.
Shoutouts & Links from this Episode:
Drs. Alejandro Badia and Susan Baumgaertel got shoutouts in this episode, as they will be featured as hosts of our new SERIES called The Five, coming out soon. this one's not to be missed. Heard in the clip we shared were Drs. Brian Gantwerker and Brad Block. Dr. Franchell Hamilton is another doctor featured on that particular episode recording. Catch The Five right here.
Cecilia Cruz was mentioned in this episode, with her commentary. Her profile, and work, can be found here.
Robert Kornfeld, DPM, weighed in and was mentioned. Take a look at his profile and what he does.
Shane Purcell, MD, was highlighted. Check him out as the speaker of our Private Practice 101 conference and look out for the next Private Practice conference in 2025.
The Healthcare conference we are planning to host can be accessed here, including the submission to be part of the lineup, or organizing.
Christine Bishara, MD, was quoted in this episode. She's the chair of our Gut Health conference. Check it out here.
Deliah Chiaramonte, MD, was mentioned (and I butchered her name, now that I know her, so my apologies), and here is the pain conference in which she will be speaking:
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Brian Cohen, MD joins our Side Ventures SERIES to tell us all about the podcast he runs.
We cover:
- the business-mind behind his venture, who focuses on human behavior
- the importance of creating ventures for human good
- prioritizing where people "live" each day and learn, rather than where others tell them to go
- the evolution of peer-to-peer learning
- putting the power back into the hands of the clinician
- getting the AMA to agree to work with his company and their innovative idea
- "bending" the system without breaking it
- working with the goal of not competing with what exists
- capturing the "uncaptured" moments in between in-person conferences
- taking the onus off of the conference and putting it on the attendee, who defines what they're learning
- whether the CME-world is a racket
- keeping track of your learning, and how his venture helps to prove learning to physicians' departments
The Guest
To read more about Dr. Cohen, find his socials, and even connect with him through the Inquiries box in our doctors' profiles (if they opt in), click into his profile here.
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Shoutouts & Links from this Episode:
The Innovative Approaches To Obesity Medicine conference.
Our entire collection of SERIES, dubbed "Like Netflix, but for Healthcare", can be found here.
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Delia Chiaramonte, MD joins our Side Ventures SERIES to tell us about going all-in where it came to integrative palliative care.
We cover:
- how she ended up as the Associate Director of the Center for Integrative Medicine in Maryland
- the repercussions of her child's accident and how it's shaped her trajectory
- the story of her daughter's recovery
- why end-of-life patients are sometimes happier than others
- having learned what it's like to be both a caregiver and a physician taking care of this population
- struggling with defining her audience
- the value of authentic connections
- finding strength in ourselves through extreme hardships
- defining "toxic positivity"
- a psychological trick for making space for both the dark and light parts (the "poop and the flowers")
- learning about the needs of her target audience
The Guest
To read more about Dr. Chiaramonte, find her socials, and even connect with her through the Inquiries box in our doctors' profiles (if they opt in), click into her profile here.
Dr. Chiaramonte will be a speaker in our virtual Pain Conference, which you'll be able to access even after it goes live.
Shoutouts & Links from this Episode:
The Innovative Approaches To Obesity Medicine conference and now resource.
Our Gut Health conference.
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Nerissa Bauer, MD, MPH felt miserable in academia.. so she left. This physician-entrepreneur speaks out about finding the right fit, without the guilt.
Full episode: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/resources-for-families-with-adhd
Series: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/entrepreneurs-in-healthcare-with-dr-corriel-season-2-series/
We talk about:
- The medical field she was drawn to
- Feeling miserable in academia
- Feeling like you're "supposed to" take a certain path in medicine and the role models that influence us during training
- The guilt, both in medicine and in her personal life
- Helping kids ad families with ADHD
- Reflecting on her journey & realizing how freeing entrepreneurship was
- The flexibility of entrepreneurship and being able to test ideas; the "forgiveness" factor
- The prevalence of ADHD and the desire of families for a class like Dr. Bauer's
- Learning how to price yourself
Dr. Bauer's entire profile can be viewed here.
Shoutouts & Links from this Episode:
The Innovative Approaches To Obesity Medicine conference.
The Private Practice 101: Starting Your Own conference.
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P. Zhen Chan, MD is building a job site for physicians and hoping to make it different than others.
We cover:
- contemplating which field he went into, basing it on demographics
- interest in "industry", what it meant, and actually getting into the Venture Capital firm he's now a part of
- aligning the vision and values of a startup with his own
- how he practices medicine while working full-time on his venture
- where the idea of what he works on was generated
- what his venture, GrapeVine, actually does, and hopes to achieve
- why doctors are mostly passive job seekers
- how job searching can be more enticing
- who pays for Dr. Chan's listings
- plug for Dr. Chan's wife, a lawyer by day, who designed their recording space
- How his venture works
- How they work around incentivization versus authenticity
Episode Details: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/prioritizes-job-matching/
Series: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/side-ventures-series/
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Tiffany Moon, MD joins, on this episode of Entrepreneurs in Medicine (with Dr. Corriel).
We talk about:
- How Dr. Moon is an entrepreneur
- Factors she weighed when Bravo reached out and the difference between the cast-mates who didn't work and those who did
- Dr. Moon's raw and honest reaction to having been on the popular TV reality show
- The pro/con list she made and how it impacted her decision, including the Travel
- Defining "insanity" and relating it to her experience (comedically, of course)
- Boosted sales from being on TV
- Dr. Moon's humor, the self-deprication, and the authenticity of it
- Her first in-person conference (doing something big for a big birthday - she tells us how old she's turning!!)
- On not turning her conference into a 'Bravo-con', and appealing to professionals
- The pushback she's getting for the conference cost and why it's justified
- Dangers of being "hangry" at a conference & how she's looking to take care of you
- How she's a role model and where she gets her ideas
Dr. Moon's entire profile can be viewed here.
Dr. Moon's conference, The LeadHer Summit, can be found here. We're offering a discount for this conference, using the code "SoMeDocs"!
Shoutouts & Links from this Episode:
Check out the Real Housewives of Dallas Bravo seriesthat Dr. Tiffany Moon was in.
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Dr. Corriel looks through the websites of a few of the doctor practices she finds online, and gives suggestions on what can be done better,
Remember that our episodes come in both visual and audio forms. We recommend watching this particular episode, as it covers a lot of visuals.
Shoutouts & Links from this Episode:
Our Side Ventures SERIES, our Side Ventures Facebook Group, and the rest of our SERIES.
Private Practice 101, which you can access now!
Our membership, which you can find here.
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Rachel Beanland, MBChB, MPH joins, on this episode of Entrepreneurs in Medicine (with Dr. Corriel).
We talk about:
- Role entrepreneurship can play in healthcare, in Dr. Beanland's view
- Innovation being something that embraces new things
- Importance of communication & finding new ways to reach people
- Dr. Beanland moving to France
- Her connection to nature and how she's living out that connection
- Difficulties navigating the online space when you're vulnerable
- The responsibility of identifying when you can or can't help someone
- Ensuring people meet similar standards and ethics in the coaching community
Dr. Beanland's entire profile can be viewed here.
She will be the speaker in our upcoming live, virtual Non-Clinical conference, which can be accessed here.
Dr. Beanland's lecture is called Maintaining a Positive Mindset Through Your Career Transition.
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Kimberly Parks, DO joins, on this episode of Entrepreneurs in Medicine (with Dr. Corriel).
We talk about:
- The cruz of docs not giving away our hard-earned income
- Why things were "not working" for her
- Leaving academics
- About her practice and how it functions
- What wellness-based primary care is, at Parks' office
- Partnering up
- Tweaking her resources
- A tour of Dr. Park's clinic, in real-time
- Her office's "fun" toy, providing light and sound therapy
Guest:
Dr. Park's entire profile can be viewed here.
Shoutouts & Links from this Episode:
An under-desk treadmill, like the one shown in Dr. Parks' office, can be purchased here, through Amazon.
Our Innovative Approaches to Obesity Medicine for Healthcare Professionals, a 3-day conference that can be accessed even after it's live.
Access Private Practice 101: Starting Your Own, a 3-day conference that can be accessed even after it's live.
This is part of Entrepreneur in Healthcare (with Dr. Corriel), a show about everything entrepreneurship and medicine, delivered in both visual and audio formats. If you love the episode, we ask that you kindly share it with your friends or on social media, and tag @SoMeDocs! We'll thank you for it.
Note: links included may be affiliate links, which means we could earn a percentage of each sale to help keep SoMeDocs running.
SoMeDocs is proud to introduce our "Doctor Side Ventures", an interactive group on Facebook that's exclusively open to doctors from across the world. Join, network, and share your side venture journey, or learn from what others have done. It's all at facebook.com/groups/sideventures. Or simply click here.
Doctorsonsocialmedia.com, or SoMeDocs for short, is a media health venture with a mission to promote autonomy for the individuals in healthcare. We do this by helping to promote voices through the creation of unique resources that the public can then soak up and enjoy.
Subscribe to our newsletter to not miss any of our new articles, episodes, or events: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/subscribe/
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Contact is anytime, at somedocs@somedocs.com (please note that we receive many emails and may not respond to all).
Full details: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/podcasting-with-an-underdog-past/
Series: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/side-ventures-series/
Ashish Patel, MD joins our Side Ventures SERIES to tell us all about the podcast he runs.
We cover:
- networking during the digital age
- the birth of his podcast
- what host he uses
- how he creates an episode
- experimenting with AI to create an episode
- how to pick guests
- his "underdog" past, and how it's shaped his present venture
- the WD-40 Story
- how Dr. Desai sees himself as a "success"
Challenge:
Use #SoMeDocsDesai to post about what you've been impacted by, in any of Dr. Desai's episodes, given that these messages are what he deems as "success",
Shoutouts & Links from this Episode:
The Non-Clinical Conference we're running, which you can register for, or access after it goes live, here.
Healthcare podcasts can be found in our PODCAST Directory.
Our Doctor Directory can be found here.
Medical student Amanda Kaine was mentioned in this episode. You can find her profile here, and everything inside of it, including the articles and episodes she's worked on.
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Don't forget to join our accompanying Facebook group, where doctors are invited in, to discuss side venture issue.
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SoMeDocs is proud to introduce our "Doctor Side Ventures", an interactive group on Facebook that's exclusively open to doctors from across the world. Join, network, and share your side venture journey, or learn from what others have done. It's all at facebook.com/groups/sideventures. Or simply click here.
Doctorsonsocialmedia.com, or SoMeDocs for short, is a media health venture with a mission to promote autonomy for the individuals in healthcare. We do this by helping to promote voices through the creation of unique resources that the public can then soak up and enjoy.
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Doctors and students (medical or pre-medical), join here: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/membership/
Contact is anytime, at somedocs@somedocs.com (please note that we receive many emails and may not respond to all).
Details: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/dr-foti-new-life-outlook/
Series: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/somedocs-conversations-season-2/
We welcomed medical student Amanda Kaine to this episode, to discuss her article, From Suffering to Advocating: My Narrative from the Parkland School Shooting.
You can check out her profile here.
You can contact Amanda through her profile and especially if you have any positive comments and thoughts to share with her.
What we spoke about:
- What happened at Parkland
- How Amanda was involved
- How the event affected Amanda
- Who Jaime'le was
- How she became sick
- Making the decision to fight for her life
- The people who were there for her
Shoutouts and links:
Private Practice 101: Starting Your Own can be found here.
The conference Neurodiversity: A Conference About People Who Think Differently
Our SERIES, where you can find different shows, with different themes/niches.
The additional article Amanda wrote, From Patient to Future Physician: Being On the Other Side
Doctors, join us as members. We have 3 levels, with the basic, PROFILE, level free for anyone that's verifiable with an NPI number. See our memberships here.
SoMeDocs is proud to introduce our "Doctor Side Ventures", an interactive group on Facebook that's exclusively open to doctors from across the world. Join, network, and share your side venture journey, or learn from what others have done. It's all at facebook.com/groups/sideventures. Or simply click here.
Doctorsonsocialmedia.com, or SoMeDocs for short, is a media health venture with a mission to promote autonomy for the individuals in healthcare. We do this by helping to promote voices through the creation of unique resources that the public can then soak up and enjoy.
Subscribe to our newsletter to not miss any of our new articles, episodes, or events: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/subscribe/
Doctors and students (medical or pre-medical), join here: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/membership/
Contact is anytime, at somedocs@somedocs.com (please note that we receive many emails and may not respond to all).
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Karen Barnard, MD joins, on this episode of Entrepreneurs in Medicine (with Dr. Corriel).
We talk about:
- Making the rules
- Value shifts
- Giving, giving, giving
- Dr. Barnard's take on whether coaches take advantage of physician vulnerability
- Should we be working within the system to make things better or work directly with the physicians?
- What happens if too many doctors become coaches?
- The hefty price tags of coaching programs
- Whether certifications make better coaches
- Ballpark cost ranges for coaching certifications
- Using coaching tools on patients
Dr. Barnard's entire profile can be viewed here.
She will be the speaker in our upcoming live, virtual Non-Clinical conference, which can be accessed here.
Shoutouts & Links from this Episode:
Private Practice 101, the resource we built with 16 speakers and topics that are relevant to those just starting out.
Conversations with Shem, Season II, can be found here.
Mentioned in this episode were coaches, and getting coaching help. Find a list of coaches here.
LinkedIn Blueprint, the 5-day tips on optimizing your profile: here. Plus, the LinkedIn Builder Package, here.
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This is part of Entrepreneur in Medicine (with Dr. Corriel), a show about everything entrepreneurship and medicine, delivered in both visual and audio formats. If you love the episode, we ask that you kindly share it with your friends or on social media, and tag @SoMeDocs! We'll thank you for it.
Note: links included may be affiliate links, which means we could earn a percentage of each sale to help keep SoMeDocs running.
SoMeDocs is proud to introduce our "Doctor Side Ventures", an interactive group on Facebook that's exclusively open to doctors from across the world. Join, network, and share your side venture journey, or learn from what others have done. It's all at facebook.com/groups/sideventures. Or simply click here.
Doctorsonsocialmedia.com, or SoMeDocs for short, is a media health venture with a mission to promote autonomy for the individuals in healthcare. We do this by helping to promote voices through the creation of unique resources that the public can then soak up and enjoy.
Subscribe to our newsletter to not miss any of our new articles, episodes, or events: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/subscribe/
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Contact is anytime, at somedocs@somedocs.com (please note that we receive many emails and may not respond to all).
Michael Hersh, MD joins, on this episode of Entrepreneurs in Medicine (with Dr. Corriel).
We talk about:
- Finding his "what's next"
- Few male physicians in coaching
- Leaning into discomforts
- Having no support system after training
- Finding like-minded people (like on SoMeDocs)
- The podcast he-co-hosted
- The need for a "prescription" to step away..
- Building a podcast he co-hosted
- How Dr. Hersh builds his side ventures while practicing full-time
- Saying yes versus saying no
Dr. Hersh's entire profile can be viewed here.
Shoutouts & Links from this Episode:
Our Facebook Groups were mentioned, including Doctor side Ventures, all listed and linked here.
Dr. Arpita Gupta DePalma, MD, FAAP, Dr. Hersh's co-host.
Our SERIES, where you can find other shows focusing on a specific theme in health and healthcare.
Amanda Kaine's episode
Mentioned in this episode were coaches, and getting coaching help. Find a list of coaches here.
LinkedIn Blueprint, the 5-day tips on optimizing your profile: here. Plus, the LinkedIn Builder Package, here.
SoMeDocs is proud to introduce our "Doctor Side Ventures", an interactive group on Facebook that's exclusively open to doctors from across the world. Join, network, and share your side venture journey, or learn from what others have done. It's all at facebook.com/groups/sideventures. Or simply click here.
Doctorsonsocialmedia.com, or SoMeDocs for short, is a media health venture with a mission to promote autonomy for the individuals in healthcare. We do this by helping to promote voices through the creation of unique resources that the public can then soak up and enjoy.
Subscribe to our newsletter to not miss any of our new articles, episodes, or events: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/subscribe/
Doctors and students (medical or pre-medical), join here: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/membership/
Contact is anytime, at somedocs@somedocs.com (please note that we receive many emails and may not respond to all).
Full Details and Video: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/traditional-publishing-a-book-about-healthcare/
Ilana Yurkiewicz, MD joins our Side Ventures SERIES, to discuss the book writing process.
We cover
- backstory of how to create a book through a traditional publishing outlet
- the steps of book publishing
- how to get an agent
- what a book proposal is, what hers was
- length of time from beginning to end
Dr. Yurkiewicz wrote the book Fragmented, which you can find more info about in our Books/Blogs section.
Shoutouts & Links from this Episode:
The Harvard Writing, Publishing and Social Media for Healthcare Professionals, which no longer takes place, but for which Dr. Corriel served as guest faculty for three years running. She recently organized the virtual Writer's Conference for Healthcare Professionals, which you can purchase a ticket to access (you'll gain access for 6 full months!)
What We Bring to The Practice of Medicine, the book mentioned in the episode that Dr. Corriel curated and co-edited along with Dr. Kimberly Liebowitz-Greene
Our SoMeDocs Books/Blogs section!
This is part of Side Ventures, a show about the things that healthcare professionals do "on the side", delivered in both visual and audio formats. If you love the episode, we ask that you kindly share it with your friends or on social media, and tag @SoMeDocs! We'll thank you for it.
Don't forget to join our accompanying Facebook group, where doctors are invited in, to discuss side venture issue.
Note: links included may be affiliate links, which means we could earn a percentage of each sale to help keep SoMeDocs running.
Doctorsonsocialmedia.com, or SoMeDocs for short, is a media health venture with a mission to promote autonomy for the individuals in healthcare. We do this by helping to promote voices through the creation of unique resources that the public can then soak up and enjoy.
Subscribe to our newsletter to not miss any of our new articles, episodes, or events: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/subscribe/
Doctors and students (medical or pre-medical), join here: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/membership/
Contact is anytime, at somedocs@somedocs.com (please note that we receive many emails and may not respond to all).
Randie Schacter, DO joins, on this episode of Entrepreneurs in Medicine (with Dr. Corriel).
We talk about:
- why Dr. Schacter says she's like a tractor
- not loving prior auth's and "any of that stuff"
- solo practice work
- reminiscing about medicine back when her father, a doctor, used to practice
- her past, working at her doctor's office
- coaxing patients and doctors to use certain medications, depending on money
- state societies and insurance commissioner, and their roles with insurances
- using a call-share
- how to create boundaries with patients when they have access to you 24-7
Dr. Schacter's entire profile can be viewed here.
Shoutouts & Links from this Episode:
Our SERIES section, shown within, can be found here.
Neurodiversity: A Conference About People Who Think Differently, taking place live June 2024, and then available for access when the live event is over!
The article about the case in which a death because of lack of prior auth was caught between the pharmacy and doctor's office (but not the health insurance that denies coverage), can be read here.
Private Practice 101, an incredible conference we held live, virtually, and that you can now access here.
This is part of Entrepreneur in Medicine (with Dr. Corriel), a show about everything entrepreneurship and medicine, delivered in both visual and audio formats. If you love the episode, we ask that you kindly share it with your friends or on social media, and tag @SoMeDocs! We'll thank you for it.
Note: links included may be affiliate links, which means we could earn a percentage of each sale to help keep SoMeDocs running.
SoMeDocs is proud to introduce our "Doctor Side Ventures", an interactive group on Facebook that's exclusively open to doctors from across the world. Join, network, and share your side venture journey, or learn from what others have done. It's all at facebook.com/groups/sideventures. Or simply click here.
Doctorsonsocialmedia.com, or SoMeDocs for short, is a media health venture with a mission to promote autonomy for the individuals in healthcare. We do this by helping to promote voices through the creation of unique resources that the public can then soak up and enjoy.
Subscribe to our newsletter to not miss any of our new articles, episodes, or events: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/subscribe/
Doctors and students (medical or pre-medical), join here: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/membership/
Contact is anytime, at somedocs@somedocs.com (please note that we receive many emails and may not respond to all).
Tod Stillson, MD joins, on this episode of Entrepreneurs in Medicine (with Dr. Corriel).
We talk about:
- Dr. Stillson's story
- being taken advantage of
- recognition of a doctor's power
- the importance of hiring lawyers
- giant conglomerates and their tentacles
- not getting sufficient "private practice" education in our training
- Dr. Stillson's book
Dr. Tod Stillson's entire profile can be viewed here.
Shoutouts & Links from this Episode:
Lawyer Kyle Claussen episode in our SoMeDocs Conversations series.
Student Section of SoMeDocs: the Directory of Students we have so far and the memberships!
Private Practice 101 conference, accessible here. Dr. Stillson's lecture, specifically, is highlighted here.
Our Conversations with Shem, Season II series, found here.
Dr. Stillson's book, Doctor Incorporated, which you can find inside our Books/Blogs section!
This is part of Entrepreneur in Medicine (with Dr. Corriel), a show about everything entrepreneurship and medicine, delivered in both visual and audio formats. If you love the episode, we ask that you kindly share it with your friends or on social media, and tag @SoMeDocs! We'll thank you for it.
Note: links included may be affiliate links, which means we could earn a percentage of each sale to help keep SoMeDocs running.
SoMeDocs is proud to introduce our "Doctor Side Ventures", an interactive group on Facebook that's exclusively open to doctors from across the world. Join, network, and share your side venture journey, or learn from what others have done. It's all at facebook.com/groups/sideventures. Or simply click here.
Doctorsonsocialmedia.com, or SoMeDocs for short, is a media health venture with a mission to promote autonomy for the individuals in healthcare. We do this by helping to promote voices through the creation of unique resources that the public can then soak up and enjoy.
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Contact is anytime, at somedocs@somedocs.com (please note that we receive many emails and may not respond to all).
Shane Purcell, MD joins, on this episode of Entrepreneurs in Medicine (with Dr. Corriel).
We talk about:
- Buck stopping with you
- You versus Walmart
- The "cheapening" of the hard works docs do
- "Just doing it"
Dr. Shane Purcell's entire profile can be viewed here.
Shoutouts & Links from this Episode:
Dr. David Canes' episode in our Side Ventures series.
Student Section of SoMeDocs: the Directory of Students we have so far and the memberships!
Private Practice 101 conference, accessible here.
Our Conversations with Shem, Season II series, found here.
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This is part of Entrepreneur in Medicine (with Dr. Corriel), a show about everything entrepreneurship and medicine, delivered in both visual and audio formats. If you love the episode, we ask that you kindly share it with your friends or on social media, and tag @SoMeDocs! We'll thank you for it.
Note: links included may be affiliate links, which means we could earn a percentage of each sale to help keep SoMeDocs running.
SoMeDocs is proud to introduce our "Doctor Side Ventures", an interactive group on Facebook that's exclusively open to doctors from across the world. Join, network, and share your side venture journey, or learn from what others have done. It's all at facebook.com/groups/sideventures. Or simply click here.
Doctorsonsocialmedia.com, or SoMeDocs for short, is a media health venture with a mission to promote autonomy for the individuals in healthcare. We do this by helping to promote voices through the creation of unique resources that the public can then soak up and enjoy.
Subscribe to our newsletter to not miss any of our new articles, episodes, or events: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/subscribe/
Doctors and students (medical or pre-medical), join here: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/membership/
Contact is anytime, at somedocs@somedocs.com (please note that we receive many emails and may not respond to all).
Watch the recording here: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/self-publishing-a-book-about-grief-episode/
Michael Foti, DO joins our Side Ventures SERIES to tell us all about the book he published less than 2 weeks ago, which you can find here.
We cover
- his self-publishing journey
- advocating for mental health
- getting help from a consultant to self-publish
- vulnerability's benefits
- saying yes to yourself/believing
- the frustration of pitching to multiple publishers and getting rejected
- an ode to Fatima Goncalves
- how he plans to market his book
Challenge:
Use #somedocsfatima to share your own thank-you speech with us, on social media. Who would YOU thank?
Shoutouts & Links from this Episode:
Writer's Conference for Healthcare Professionals, which you can purchase a ticket to access (you'll gain access for 6 full months!)
Dr. Foti's previous After Battling Anxiety & Depression, New Board Member Dr. Foti Share His New Life Outlook [EPISODE]
Blossom Consulting, Owner Pamela Aloia, was mentioned in the episode
The compilation of women physician essays mentioned, Book: What We Bring to the Practice of Medicine.
Our SoMeDocs book section!
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This is part of Side Ventures, a show about the things that healthcare professionals do "on the side", delivered in both visual and audio formats. If you love the episode, we ask that you kindly share it with your friends or on social media, and tag @SoMeDocs! We'll thank you for it.
Don't forget to join our accompanying Facebook group, where doctors are invited in, to discuss side venture issue.
SoMeDocs is proud to introduce our "Doctor Side Ventures", an interactive group on Facebook that's exclusively open to doctors from across the world. Join, network, and share your side venture journey, or learn from what others have done. It's all at facebook.com/groups/sideventures. Or simply click here.
Doctorsonsocialmedia.com, or SoMeDocs for short, is a media health venture with a mission to promote autonomy for the individuals in healthcare. We do this by helping to promote voices through the creation of unique resources that the public can then soak up and enjoy.
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Contact is anytime, at somedocs@somedocs.com (please note that we receive many emails and may not respond to all).
Urologist David Canes, MD joins Side Ventures to tell us all about the company he's growing "on the side".
We cover:
- the company he founded, WellPrept
- buying different underwear brands - a tip
- niching down in the beginning
- building a product that people love
- hiring agencies for coding apps
- building a team
- the "best thing" about the Friends & Family round
- getting foot traffic through a small conference booth
- explaining your value proposition without having to show users
- generating revenue on its own versus raising another round
- giving yourself permission to become an entrepreneur, despite not feeling like you can
Challenge:
Use #somedocsjillcanes and share who YOU think qualifies as a super-man or -woman.
Shoutouts & Links from this Episode:
WellPrept, Dr. Canes' company.
The article To MBA or Not to MBA (as an MD), by Manpreet Samra.
The Private Practice 101: Starting Your Own conference
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This is part of Side Ventures, a show about the things that healthcare professionals do "on the side", delivered in both visual and audio formats. If you love the episode, we ask that you kindly share it with your friends or on social media, and tag @SoMeDocs! We'll thank you for it.
Don't forget to join our accompanying Facebook group, where doctors are invited in, to discuss side venture issue.
Note: links included may be affiliate links, which means we could earn a percentage of each sale to help keep SoMeDocs running.
SoMeDocs is proud to introduce our "Doctor Side Ventures", an interactive group on Facebook that's exclusively open to doctors from across the world. Join, network, and share your side venture journey, or learn from what others have done. It's all at facebook.com/groups/sideventures. Or simply click here.
Doctorsonsocialmedia.com, or SoMeDocs for short, is a media health venture with a mission to promote autonomy for the individuals in healthcare. We do this by helping to promote voices through the creation of unique resources that the public can then soak up and enjoy.
Subscribe to our newsletter to not miss any of our new articles, episodes, or events: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/subscribe/
Doctors and students (medical or pre-medical), join here: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/membership/
Contact is anytime, at somedocs@somedocs.com (please note that we receive many emails and may not respond to all).
We welcomed Michael Foti, DO to the virtual stage, to discuss his article, A New Journey For Me, As A New Board Of Director.
You can check out his profile here.
What transpired is a conversation about topics that included:
- Why he always felt he was a "natural born leader"
- The "suffering and death" that he witnessed, which he describes as "on a scale he never thought imaginable"
- Coping with a personal loss
- Feeling like you have to hide from family because of guilt
- Getting invited to speak at the National Academy of Medicine alongside the US Surgeon General
- Getting chosen into a seat as the new board of directors of NY's Osteopathic Medicine Society
- How sharing his vulnerabilities have helped propel his career forward
Challenge:
SoMeDocsFoti: Use the hashtag when you share your favorite share of Dr. Foti's story, on social media.
Shoutouts and links:
Louis Profeta, whose profile you can find here. The articles he's written and shared with SoMeDocs can be found there. You can also watch him, in action, in episode 4 of "Conversations with Shem" (featuring host Samuel Shem, the author of The House of God), as well as "Doctors on Walks Getting Food".
Amanda Kaine, whose article recently got published on SoMeDocs, titled YOU ARE NOT ALONE: AN ASPIRING SURGEON OVERCOMES MOUNTAINS, and who you can watch or listen to, in her own episode of SoMeDocs Conversations, here.
SoMeDocs is proud to introduce our "Doctor Side Ventures", an interactive group on Facebook that's exclusively open to doctors from across the world. Join, network, and share your side venture journey, or learn from what others have done. It's all at facebook.com/groups/sideventures. Or simply click here.
Doctorsonsocialmedia.com, or SoMeDocs for short, is a media health venture with a mission to promote autonomy for the individuals in healthcare. We do this by helping to promote voices through the creation of unique resources that the public can then soak up and enjoy.
Subscribe to our newsletter to not miss any of our new articles, episodes, or events: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/subscribe/
Doctors and students (medical or pre-medical), join here: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/membership/
Contact is anytime, at somedocs@somedocs.com (please note that we receive many emails and may not respond to all).
We welcomed Amanda Kaine to the virtual stage, to discuss her article, YOU ARE NOT ALONE: AN ASPIRING SURGEON OVERCOMES MOUNTAINS.
You can check out her profile here.
What transpired is a conversation about topics that included:
- Being in the dark, and then seeing the light
- The importance of balance
- Tips on taking a test
- Overcoming a school shooting
- Tackling depression
- Finishing both high school and college earlier than others
- Gap years
Challenge:
SoMeDocsTest: Use the hashtag to share your own tip on test-taking, if you have any, on social media.
Shoutouts and links:
Dr. Erica Howe, who runs a conference, and can be heard in our Health Innovator SERIES here.
Amanda Kaine, whose article recently got published on SoMeDocs, titled YOU ARE NOT ALONE: AN ASPIRING SURGEON OVERCOMES MOUNTAINS, and who you can watch or listen to, in her own episode of SoMeDocs Conversations.
Dr. Rishi Desai, CEO of OsmosisMed.
SoMeDocs is proud to introduce our "Doctor Side Ventures", an interactive group on Facebook that's exclusively open to doctors from across the world. Join, network, and share your side venture journey, or learn from what others have done. It's all at facebook.com/groups/sideventures. Or simply click here.
Doctorsonsocialmedia.com, or SoMeDocs for short, is a media health venture with a mission to promote autonomy for the individuals in healthcare. We do this by helping to promote voices through the creation of unique resources that the public can then soak up and enjoy.
Subscribe to our newsletter to not miss any of our new articles, episodes, or events: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/subscribe/
Doctors and students (medical or pre-medical), join here: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/membership/
Contact is anytime, at somedocs@somedocs.com (please note that we receive many emails and may not respond to all).
PA Ann Sommer joins, on this episode of Entrepreneurs in Medicine with Dr. Corriel.
We talk about:
- Being multi-faceted, particularly in science
- Differences in degrees
- When to lead versus when to follow
- Importance of understanding who you are in marketing
- Authenticity
- Using intuitive skills to be a better clinician (especially versus AI)
Guest Bio
Meet Ann Sommer PA-C: PA Ann Sommer, a distinguished physician assistant medical provider, best-selling author, dynamic speaker, consultant/coach, and inductee into the Marquis Who’s Who of America, has been featured on ABC, NBC, CBS, and FOX network affiliates as a guest on Break Through With Lisa Nichols. Sommer, an expert in imposture syndrome, guides people to adapt to their next level of mind and body, adapting their lives with clarity, direction, and legacy. She transformed her own life from being shy and reserved to outgoing and confident. With over 25 years of experience, she has worked in various medical fields, including general medicine, vascular surgery, orthopedics, gastroenterology, women’s health, and obstetrics/ gynecology. Ann’s mission is to ‘lead people into their tomorrow today’, using her magnetic personality, intellect mixed with common sense and humor, earning praise from renowned individuals like past producer to ‘The View’ Erin Saxton, and Jack Canfield, author of The Success Principles and Chicken Soup for the Soul®. She is described as vibrant and often leaves people wondering what she will say or do next. Ann received her education from King’s College Physician Assistant Program, Yale School of Medicine/Norwalk Hospital Surgical Residency, and A.T. Still University, where she earned a master’s degree in PA Studies and Sports Medicine. You can connect with PA Ann Sommer through her website: www.paannsommer. com, where you can find her contact information and learn more about her work. She is also active on social media under PA ANN SOMMER.
Shoutouts & Links from this Episode:
Dr. Tiffany Troso-Sandoval, shouted out during this episode.
The article ChatGPT Will See You Now was mentioned when discussing the role of AI versus real human interactions.
The article Doctors Are Leaving, But the Corporate Healthcare Joysticks Play On was mentioned when discussing control by larger entities of the smaller, day-to-day healthcare interactions.
Two conferences we curated and that you can access: Private Practice 101 and Empowering Women In The Face Of Cancer: Navig
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Laurel Wiers, LMFT joins, on this episode of Entrepreneurs in Medicine with Dr. Corriel.
We talk about:
- Pivoting to work privately
- The impact of private care
- Getting rid of insurance & practicing outside of their structure
- Applying a therapist's model to doctors
- Cole! Laurel's son! We throw out a #SoMeDocsGoCole challenge for him.
Laurel Wiers's #SoMeDocsCancer lecture can be viewed here.
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Keira Barr, MD joins, on this episode of Entrepreneurs in Medicine (with Dr. Corriel).
We talk about:
- how Dr. Barr runs her entrepreneurial structure
- skin as a reflection of everything that happens in your life
- doctors being "good people" (who wouldn't say anything about someone's completely misplaced lipstick)
- needing sunscreen for blue ray exposure (for the entrepreneurs, like me, who spend a lot of time in front of a screen!)
- Leaving the warm blanket of "expectation," as budding entrepreneurs
Dr. Barr's entire profile can be viewed here.
Shoutouts & Links from this Episode:
Dr. Alejandro Badia's episode, speaking about the majority of residents going straight into employment, mentioned in this episode, can be found here.
Neurodiversity: A Conference About People Who Think Differently, taking place live June 2024, and then available for access when the live event is over.
The Holistic Skin Care: Solutions For Emotional Drivers Of Skin Disease Conference
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Dr. Corriel brings Kyle Claussen, JD, lawyer and contract expert, to the virtual stage. They cover "non-competes" and discuss the new FTC ruling on non-compete clauses in physician contracts.
What transpired is a conversation includes:
- What is a non-compete
- Fair versus unfair competition
- Non-profits versus profit hospitals
- When this takes effect
- Loopholes
- Stark Laws
- Advocacy versus fighting on your own
- Importance of "noise"
- Side Ventures
Guest Bio:
Kyle Claussen is the CEO of Resolve and has spent the last decade advocating for physicians in their employment contracts. Thousands of physicians utilize Resolve’s data, tools, and expertise each year to ensure they are being treated fairly in their employment contracts. Kyle is married to an Ophthalmologist, has 3 kids, and a dog.
Shoutouts and links:
Check out Conversations with Shem, in our SERIES section: both Season One and Two.
Our Conferences!
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In this episode, Dr. Corriel responds to a comment about paperwork in medicine, in which the term "logarrhea" - a new word she had never heard before - is used.
Listen in, or watch, as she reads through some of the reactions of her followers, as well as her responses to them.
How to add your own thoughts on social media
(Use #SoMeDocsPaperwork on social media to add your own thoughts on this)
Shoutouts & Links from this Episode:
Benjamin Bergman, who will be co-hosting a series on Digital Disruption soon.
Alejandro Badia's episode on entrepreneurship, where we discussed how doctors today opt for employment over ownership.
Our membership, which you can find here.
This is part of Medicine Monologues, a show in which Dr. Dana Corriel dissects a trending topic online. If you love the episode, we ask that you kindly share it with your friends or on social media, and tag @SoMeDocs! We'll thank you for it.
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Lara Hochman, MD joins, on this episode of Entrepreneurs in Medicine (with Dr. Corriel).
We talk about:
- Healthcare delivery in South Africa
- The stress of breaking away from an employer
- The value of a free gig
- Private practice resources
- Needing non-medical allies in medicine
Dr. Hochman's entire profile can be viewed here.
Shoutouts & Links from this Episode:
Amanda Hill, JD, a lawyer who's partnering up with doctors as they fight for independence. She's also joining the speaker lineup of our upcoming conference.
The Private Practice 101: Starting Your Own Conference
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Alejandro Badia, MD joins, on this episode of Entrepreneurs in Medicine (with Dr. Corriel).
We talk about:
- physicians as shocked rats
- are stem cells a negative way to engage in entrepreneurship?
- bringing young people in medicine into entrepreneurship
- failure as a franchisee
- a bit about Jeff Bezos
- Factfulness: a book
Dr. Badia's entire profile can be viewed here.
Shoutouts & Links from this Episode:
Tiffany Moon's LeadHerSummit, which can be found here. Use "SoMeDocs" to get $200 off. We are an affiliate partner, which means every purchase of a ticket that you make comes back to support our venture.
OrthoNow, Dr. Badia's business.
The book Factfulness, by Hand Rosling.
Diana Londono, MD's episode, Dr. Londono Is Tackling Burnout through a Support Network.
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We welcomed Diana Londoño, MD to the virtual stage, to discuss her article, Burnout Is A Spiritual Crisis.
What transpired is a conversation about topics that included:
- How always saying yes puts us in a state of fear
- Dancing, laughing and mood
- Stress and creativity
- The entity she created to provide colleagues with support
- Taking care of yourself
Shoutouts and links:
Physician Coach Support
Dr. Steven Daveluy
The #SoMeDocsPsyDerm2024 conference, Holistic Skin Care: Solutions For Emotional Drivers Of Skin Disease
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Uday Khosla, MD joins, on this episode of Entrepreneurs in Medicine (with Dr. Corriel).
His entire profile can be viewed here.
Mentions in the episode go to:
Our Conferences
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Dr. Steven Merahn thinks there is an academic medicine secret handshake.
He also thinks peer review is a biased gate-keeper of ideas. It's all part of "respectability politics".
He says, "Who gets to tell their story? Who's allowed to tell their story?"
A relevant quote I shared during this episode is one by Maya Angelou:
"If you are always trying to be normal, you will never know how amazing you can be."
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When I agreed to work with Dr. Jay Joshi, I had no idea about his past. What he brought to the table was a rich past, including jail-time and an incredible determination to now pay it forward, having conversations around advocacy that he believes will make a difference, especially in a field in which so much is kept behind closed doors.
We had an honest conversation, in which Dr. Joshi opened up. I found his honest, raw vulnerability refreshing, and hope that it moves you as much as it did me. Whatever happened in the past, no one who hears him in the present can say that he isn't passionate about what he does. I'm excited to see where his next steps take him, and how our new STIGMATIZED series will play out. Stay tuned.
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I had no idea that I’d get a blank screen to light up across from me, when I hopped on to this Zoom.
Instead of a human face, I got the avatar-sketch of a historical figure, a British physician who had experienced burnout, and took breaks to tend to self-care.
Behind the avatar, I connected with the gentle-voiced human that’s pouring so much good into the world.
And apparently, anonymously is how this doctor rolls!
To protect his privacy, and the privacy of those that he helps, he keeps his identity secret.
Gotta give the guy respect!
Take a listen to why he does things anonymously, and what he’s built up to help with the burnout of today.
This episode features a shoutout to Dr. Diana Londono, who can be found in our directory, and whose SoMeDocs magazine articles can be found in that profile, too.
Welcome to SoMeDocs Conversations, by the way. It’s a new show (delivered in both video and podcast format), in which we showcase light discussions from the healthcare world. If you enjoy it, don’t forget to share it!
SoMeDocs is proud to introduce our "Doctor Side Ventures", an interactive group on Facebook that's exclusively open to doctors from across the world. Join, network, and share your side venture journey, or learn from what others have done. It's all at facebook.com/groups/sideventures. Or simply click here.
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Drs. Claire Unis and Dana Corriel discuss instances when physicians have skills outside of their medical training and are contemplating using them to train others.
What are some ways in which you can train others?
What are important considerations to weigh when you’re looking to help others, on your own (working for yourself)?
Dr. Unis also delivered a LIVE LECTURE to the SoMeDocs audience here, which you can access for free.
She's also a guest faculty speaker in our Writers Conference For Healthcare Professionals, lecturing on Melding The Creative Arts With Medicine.
Dr. Corriel engages in private consulting as a digital entrepreneur and creator.
Created, produced, and edited by Dana Corriel, MD.
[6:36 minutes]
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/video-how-to-package-up-skills-you-have-as-a-physician/
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Robert Saul, MD is a pediatrician and medical geneticist who has been guiding parents and their children’s physical, behavioral, and mental care for over 40 years. He is Professor of Pediatrics (Emeritus). Dr. Bob Saul developed the Parental Awareness Threshold, a simple framework that guides parents and guardians to actively parent with self-awareness, empathy, and compassion. Parents who use this framework create a healthy environment where children learn to build safe, stable, and nurturing relationships as well as exhibit love and respect others in their community.
Find more about him inside his profile here.
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/are-doctors-greedy-for-wanting-to-use-social-media/
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Dr. Dana Corriel, the host of this series, is an internist turned entrepreneur, whose bio and work can be found inside her SoMeDocs profile and her website.
Dr. Edwin Leap is an emergency physician, and has spent his career practicing in rural Appalachia. He graduated from the West Virginia University School of Medicine and completed his emergency medicine residency at Methodist Hospital of Indiana. He has been in practice 29 years since completing residency.
He served as a flight surgeon with the WV and Indiana Air National Guard and with the United States Air Force Reserve.
He is also a columnist and since 1995 has written for the Greenville News, Emergency Medicine News, MedPage Today, the Atlantic, Politico, the Huffington Post blog and numerous other outlets. His Emergency Medicine News column won several awards from the American Society of Healthcare Publications Editors.
He is particularly interested in the plight of rural hospitals and the growing disparity between urban and rural care. Dr. Leap is married to his college girlfriend, Jan. They have four adult children.
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/content-to-amplify/
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Dr. Dana Corriel, the host of this series, is an internist turned entrepreneur, whose bio and work can be found inside her SoMeDocs profile.
Dr. Wust-Smith is the founder and Publisher of Physician Outlook Magazine, a national publication FOR physicians, BY physicians. Her work can similarly be found in her SoMeDocs profile.
Dr. Wust-Smith is a fiercely independent doctor focusing on the sanctity of the physician-patient relationship, and exposing the many middlemen that have wormed their way into the exam room. She sees patients virtually via Blueberry Pediatrics and through UberDoc and work as an Independent Contractor as a pediatrician.
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/how-do-we-market-grassroots-work-in-healthcare/
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How has social media evolved?
Should you share your kids on social media?
What should we be sharing?
This video includes snippets of a virtual conversation had between real life friends and co-authors, Drs. Kimberly Greene-Liebowitz and Dana Corriel.
These doctors also co-curated a book called What We Bring to the Practice of Medicine, along with 30+ other female physicians, featuring heart-warming, funny, and thought-provoking stories from medicine.
Follow along and don't forget to comment, share, and keep the discussion going.
Dr. Greene-Liebowitz co-chairs a virtual conference (that Dr. Corriel builds!) that SoMeDocs hosts, called Writers Conference For Healthcare Professionals.
Drs. Greene-Liebowitz Dana Corriel also co-authored a book, along with 30+ other women physicians called What We Bring To The Practice Of Medicine.
[5:41 minutes]
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/dos-and-donts-of-posting-online/
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This candid discussion was edited from a NETWORK member consultation, a new perk we're providing to each member who signs up to be a part of the SoMeDocs NETWORK. In it, we identify the current status and goal of the doctor who joins, and then give some advice/take them around the site to show them the tools they can use.
In this particular video, we've edited out the "middle" section, where the tour was given around the site, as it pertained to Dr. Saucier. If you're a NETWORK member and would like to see the entire footage, you can find the LIVE cut inside our NETWORK MEMBER FB group here.
In this CONVERSATION, we discussed:
- Dr. Saucier's story
- Being exhausted
- Abrupt terminations
- Alternate streams of income
- Doctor advocacy
- Doctors' "dirty" word
- Golden handcuffs ..
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/conversations-ashley-saucier-md-dana-corriel-md/
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I sat across from Dr. Ilana Yurkiewicz recently, to discuss healthcare (this is Dr. Corriel writing)
She’s not only a practicing internist at Stanford Medical Center, but also a graduate of Yale undergrad. To say she’s achieved success in life would be an understatement.
But now, she’s doing more than practicing medicine. She’s advocating for change.
Dr. Yurkiewicz recently published a book called Fragmented, through Norton Press, with years of award-winning medical journalism under belt.
Listen to us converse about healthcare, check out her book, and stay tuned for an additional advice-filled video recording in which Dr. Yurkiewicz shares her experience in publishing her book, a different convo direction, but not less important.
Welcome to SoMeDocs Conversations, by the way. It’s a new show (delivered in both video and podcast format), in which we showcase light discussions from the healthcare world. If you enjoy it, don’t forget to share it!
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Welcome to Social Dissections. It's our new show, starring select personalities from the online world, which our team identifies. Stay tuned for insightful, clever, and even lighthearted, discussion, as we dissect "the social"..
(Don't just WATCH! Give us a LIKE! Better yet, SHARE with your friends!)
About this episode:
Dr. Firas Al Shakarchi posted a reel showing a "Code", which is where doctors rush to the aid of a patient who typically needs CPR.
Al Shakarchi, however, is a neurologist, and appears perplexed at the task at hand.
The reel is, of course, comedic, created in jest.
The neurologist ALSO created a separate reel that we dissected, this time acting out a scenario in which he gets water on his phone.
What ensues is, quite simply, Oscar-worthy, as Al Shakarchi tries in vain to stop his mobile's keys from moving.
We needed to dissect these, STAT.
And so we did.
That's Social Dissections.
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Welcome to Social Dissections. It's our new show, starring select personalities from the online world, which our team identifies. Stay tuned for insightful, clever, and even lighthearted, discussion, as we dissect "the social"..
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About this episode:
Dr. Sonal Haerter posted a reel showing a room full of students, each with a needle in their hand.
The students look intense, angling the needle into the knee of an adjacent dummy.
It all took place to the backdrop of a modern jam.
We needed to dissect this, STAT.
And so we did.
That's Social Dissections.
Episode video: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/dissecting-with-sonal-haerter/
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Welcome to Social Dissections. It's our new show, starring select personalities from the online world, which our team identifies. Stay tuned for insightful, clever, and even lighthearted, discussion, as we dissect "the social"..
About this episode:
Dr. Krystal Revai Sodiatis posted about neurodiversity on her social media feed.
"How fitting!" we thought, as we stopped mid-scroll, to read what she had written.
It's clear from the look of things that not enough people understand this concept, nor even know what it means.
We needed to dissect this, STAT.
And so we did.
That's Social Dissections.
(we've also decided that it's important enough to run an entire virtual conference on, in fact. So if the topic piques your curiosity, you can join us there!)
The episode: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/?p=176736&preview=true
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Dr. Kwadwo Kyeremanteng stands in front of the camera, wearing a T-shirt that reads "Solving Healthcare".
He looks straight into the camera and speaks from the heart, focusing in on his role as the head of the Intensive Care Unit of a major hospital, telling everyone who's listening (myself included) how NOT to see him..
We needed to dissect this, STAT.
And so we did.
That's Social Dissections.
To see the post dissected, for reference, and to find this in a podcast version & listen: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/social-dissections
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Learning objectives:
- Exploring the benefits of an experience-based model,
- Learning energy-tracking and body-scanning as two tools of the experience-based approach, and
- Discussing best practices for applying this approach.
Maureen is an organizational psychologist with a passion for fostering people-worthy organizations. Her work has encompassed leadership & management development, diversity & inclusion, employee experience, and organizational effectiveness. The industries she has served include high tech, financial services, healthcare, utilities, and telecom.
Earn CME credit from this lecture's landing page:
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/soft-skills-for-the-physician-maureen-hunter/
The entire "Even Doctors Need Life Lessons" Series can be found on SoMeDocs' SERIES section: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/even-doctors-need-life-lessons
We also recorded physician discussion panels following each of these lectures, here: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/physician-panel-even-doctors-need-life-lessons/
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Learning Objectives:
A) Preparing for the interview based off of the job description and your skill sets
B) How to conduct yourself during an interview in person or virtually
C) Interview follow-ups that work
As a former recruiter for professionals within the fortune 1000, Jaide Massin gained insight into what hiring managers are looking for.
Her specialty is resume writing, social media grooming, interview coaching, and job search planning.
She helps job seekers perfect their story so that they can effectively sell themselves.
Earn CME credit from this lecture's landing page:
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/reputation-management-how-to-convince-others-that-they-need-you-jaide-massin/
The entire "Even Doctors Need Life Lessons" Series can be found on SoMeDocs' SERIES section: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/even-doctors-need-life-lessons
We also recorded physician discussion panels following each of these lectures, here: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/physician-panel-even-doctors-need-life-lessons/
Email us anytime for inquiries, at somedocs@somedocs.com.
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Relationships, professional and platonic, are shaped by what we say and how we say it. Effectively balancing self-awareness, social awareness, self-regulation, and social skills is what will determine your ultimate success, whether you're connecting with a new colleague, managing a difficult employee, or maintaining a relationship with an old friend.
Participants in this lecture will have the opportunity to discuss how to make emotionally intelligent decisions with their workforce, not only maximizing the productivity of their relationships but also negotiating challenging situations successfully.
By the end of this session, participants will be able to:
- Define the four quadrants of emotional intelligence
- Demonstrate giving and receiving difficult feedback to a manager or employee using emotional intelligence
Dan Newman is the Founder and Chief Learning Whisperer at Learn to Scale, an organization that helps small businesses engage and retain their best talent. Dan has worked in the education space for over eleven years, finding the best way for people to grow and learn. His career has spanned K-12, higher education, and corporate learning and talent development and has found ways to effectively apply practices from all three to drive business success. Achieving the slightly impossible is his specialty.
Earn CME credit from this lecture's landing page:
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/emotional-intelligence-for-difficult-conversations-dan-newman/
The entire "Even Doctors Need Life Lessons" Series can be found on SoMeDocs' SERIES section: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/even-doctors-need-life-lessons
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Learn goal-setting tips from a goal-setting pro and author of several books.
Debra Eckerling is the author of Your Goal Guide: A Roadmap for Setting, Planning, and Achieving Your Goals and founder ofthe DEB METHOD®.
DEB stands for Determine Your Mission, Explore Your Options, Brainstorm Your Path.
Earn CME credit from this lecture's landing page:
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/goal-setting-tips-from-a-goal-setting-pro-debra-eckerling/
The entire "Even Doctors Need Life Lessons" Series can be found on SoMeDocs' SERIES section: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/even-doctors-need-life-lessons
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Writing Tips to Establish Authority & Leadership
Different opportunities for sharing thought leadership online:
Learning Objectives:
- The 3 things you must know before writing anything
- How to choose the optimal platforms for your goals and message.
- Blogs where you could post tomorrow!
- How to avoid most writers' 3 biggest mistakes.
- Tips for writing engaging articles.
- What it takes to write and publish a book successfully --and where to start!
- Tips for social media leadership.
As an award winning book coach, Lisa Tener specializes in helping health professionals, entrepreneurs and visionaries write and publish an outstanding health, self-help or business book—taking them step-by-step through her unique process. Lisa teaches on the faculty of Harvard Medical School’s CME publishing course, at popular writers conferences and in her own private courses, including "Get Your Writing Done."
Earn CME credit from this lecture's landing page: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/writing-for-healthcare-leaders-strategies-and-tips-to-establish-authority-and-leadership-lisa-tener/
The entire "Even Doctors Need Life Lessons" Series can be found on SoMeDocs' SERIES section: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/even-doctors-need-life-lessons
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Running Professional Services.
The Magical World of Professional Services
Profitability: Health vs Hygiene
Marketing, Selling, and Working With Clients
Building Human Capital
Thoughts on Leadership
Igor Ulis was a co-founder and CEO of OMNIGON, a strategic consultancy, and a software development agency focusing on sports, media, and entertainment clients. He currently serves as an advisor to early-stage founders, invests in tech and real estate, and builds products for the financially underserved in NYC.
Earn CME credit from this lecture's landing page: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/running-a-professional-services-company-and-minimizing-screw-ups-igor-ulis/
The entire "Even Doctors Need Life Lessons" Series can be found on SoMeDocs' SERIES section: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/even-doctors-need-life-lessons
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Joe Fairless shares a proven way to help reach your goals more often and achieve consistent results, regardless of what you're going after.
Joe Fairless, of Ashcroft Capital and the Best Real Estate Investing Advice Ever Show, the longest daily real estate podcast in the world, will be sharing a proven way to help reach your goals more often and achieve consistent results, regardless of what you're going after.
Earn CME credit from this lecture's landing page: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/the-3-step-process-for-accomplishing-more-joe-fairless/
The entire "Even Doctors Need Life Lessons" Series can be found on SoMeDocs' SERIES section: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/even-doctors-need-life-lessons
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Learning Objectives:
- Purpose
- Simplifying content
- Making sure your connecting with and serving your audience
Keith Ferrin is an author, speaker, and messaging coach. He has spent the last 25 years on stages at conferences, universities, churches, and corporations. When he’s not on a stage, he’s coaching leaders from all types of backgrounds from C-level leaders at Fortune 500 companies to startup entrepreneurs. His passion is also the name of his company – Simply Communicate™. He and his wife have three kids and you’ll usually find them doing something outside near their home in Seattle.
Earn CME credit from this lecture's landing page: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/simple-but-spectacular-tricks-to-level-up-messaging-keith-ferrin/
The entire "Even Doctors Need Life Lessons" Series can be found on SoMeDocs' SERIES section: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/even-doctors-need-life-lessons
We also recorded physician discussion panels following each of these lectures, here: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/physician-panel-even-doctors-need-life-lessons/
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SoMeDocs is proud to introduce our "Doctor Side Ventures", an interactive group on Facebook that's exclusively open to doctors from across the world. Join, network, and share your side venture journey, or learn from what others have done. It's all at facebook.com/groups/sideventures. Or simply click here.
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Enhancing Patient Experience
The power of Social Proof and Patient Reviews to build your online reputation
How to increase the quality and quality of reviews to build your business
Embracing feedback and creating a culture of continuous improvement
The root cause of patient experience dissatisfaction
How to inspire your team to perform at their best
How to deliver an outstanding patience experience in the waiting room
How to deliver an outstanding patient experience in the exam room
Earn CME credit from this lecture's landing page: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/how-to-enhance-the-patient-experience-inspire-5-star-reviews-adele-gutman-milne/
The entire "Even Doctors Need Life Lessons" Series can be found on SoMeDocs' SERIES section: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/even-doctors-need-life-lessons
We also recorded physician discussion panels following each of these lectures, here: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/physician-panel-even-doctors-need-life-lessons/
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"This year," Nick Kenworthy says, "There has seen a surge of businesses and individuals “going online” to connect with customers, other businesses, friends and family. To stand out from the crowd you need to cut through the noise."
Nick teaches how to optimize your audio to present the best sounding version of yourself to your online world. If you’re easy on the ears, people will listen for longer and are more likely to share your content.
Learning Objectives:
Why you need to have great audio to be heard and to sound credible online
How to tell if your sound is easy on the ears or making ears bleed
How to connect and share your clear and concise audio with the world
Earn CME credit from this lecture's landing page: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/improving-the-sound-of-your-next-zoom-or-youtube-video-nick-kenworthy/
The entire "Even Doctors Need Life Lessons" Series can be found on SoMeDocs' SERIES section: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/even-doctors-need-life-lessons
We also recorded physician discussion panels following each of these lectures, here: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/physician-panel-even-doctors-need-life-lessons/
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On Twitter, the etiquette required to use it, and remaining a professional while on the platform.
Sarah Mojarad is on the faculty at the University of Southern California.
She is a lecturer in Viterbi School of Engineering and previously held a joint faculty appointment at Keck School of Medicine. Her areas of expertise are in social media, science communication, misinformation, and online professionalism for students and researchers in science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and medical (STEMM) disciplines.
Earn CME credit from this lecture's landing page: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/tweeting-loud-tweeting-strong-sarah-mojarad
The entire "Even Doctors Need Life Lessons" Series can be found on SoMeDocs' SERIES section: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/even-doctors-need-life-lessons
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Career Mindset, taught by Professor Pfaff
- Career changes/reinventing yourself.
- Not letting your prior job titles define you.
- Optimizing your assets.
Professor Lawrence Pfaff received his Masters and Doctorate from the Counseling Psychology Department at Western Michigan University and has been a Licensed Professional Counselor since. He spent 18 years of his career in full-time University teaching (psychology/counseling), along with a part-time private practice. He also served on the Michigan Board of Counseling for ten years, two of those as the chair. He additionally authored five assessment tests that are sold by large online testing companies (which he'd be happy to tell you more about).
Earn CME credit from this lecture's landing page: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/mindset-how-not-to-let-job-titles-define-you-lawrence-pfaff/
The entire "Even Doctors Need Life Lessons" Series can be found on SoMeDocs' SERIES section: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/even-doctors-need-life-lessons
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Storytelling for Healthcare
Why we tell stories (research)
Stories over history and around them world (research + anecdotes)
Impact of stories today for building audience
Tools of stories - basic structure, authenticity, stakes, shadow
Storyteller DNA - what makes you an authority?
Earn CME credit from this lecture's landing page: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/the-art-of-storytelling-mary-abolfazli/
The entire "Even Doctors Need Life Lessons" Series can be found on SoMeDocs' SERIES section: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/even-doctors-need-life-lessons
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Lecture #1 in the SoMeDocs series "Even Doctors Need Life Lessons".
Nir Eyal is an international bestselling author, former Stanford lecturer, and behavioral design expert.
Eyal wrote Silicon Valley’s handbook for making technology habit-forming, which he named 'Hooked'.
Five years after publishing his first best-seller, Eyal revealed distraction’s Achilles’ heel in his second groundbreaking best-seller, Indistractable.
Earn CME credit from this lecture's landing page: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/indistractable-how-to-control-your-attention-and-choose-your-life-nir-eyal/
The entire "Even Doctors Need Life Lessons" Series can be found on SoMeDocs' SERIES section: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/even-doctors-need-life-lessons
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Dana Corriel, MD, speaks about the irony of social media freedoms, and warns that its powers will lead us to lose our real-life freedoms.
Read and earn CME: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/social-media-world-war/
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Maycie Elchoufi, MD responds to the recently published article that suggests social media may be causing the downfall of society.
Read and earn CME credit here: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/a-different-perspective/
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Jay Mohan, DO, and interventional cardiologist, looks at the bright side, as he recounts the hurdle that came with becoming a fellowship program director.
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Dana Corriel, MD shares 10 examples of profile titles you can use in your LinkedIn profile (or other spaces on social media). Part of a series on optimizing social media presence.
Find this article, including a video recording of this being read aloud, here: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/10-examples-of-impactful-profile-titles/
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Himanshu Sharma, MD's commentary unravels human resilience, where it comes to fasting.
You can watch the video of this article being read, or read the article itself, here: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/the-world-record-for-fasting/
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Bryan R. Fine, MD, MPH gives his advice, on turning 50, for making healthcare jobs.. better.
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Dana Corriel MD weighs in on the factors involved in determining compensation for speaking gigs. It isn't always a cookie-cutter formula.
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Dr. Dhruva Gulur is quite the interesting dude.
Besides learning how to pronounce his name (it's tricky, folks, because you're not supposed to pronounce that "v"!!), I learned so many other aspects of his life I wasn't anticipating would emerge.
Dr. Gulur has had an incredibly tough past, and in overcoming it, he's pushing past hurdles and finding ways to rise to the top.
We all know what rises to the top, right?
Yes, cream.
Anyway, take a listen to what was meant to be a light-hearted conversation, and soak up the incredible journey that gets slipped into in this exchange.
People are just so inspiring.
Welcome to SoMeDocs Conversations, by the way. It's a new show (delivered in both video and podcast format), in which we showcase light discussions from the healthcare world. If you enjoy it, don't forget to share it!
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Getting Dissected: 4th year medical student Tyler Beauchamp's Reel about what the match is like...
Listen in to find out more about gramps, hear what Tyler advises for match interviews, & more.
Shoutouts within the episode:
Professor Bob Saul: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/robert-saul-md/
SoMeDocs is proud to introduce our "Doctor Side Ventures", an interactive group on Facebook that's exclusively open to doctors from across the world. Join, network, and share your side venture journey, or learn from what others have done. It's all at facebook.com/groups/sideventures. Or simply click here.
SoMeDocs is proud to introduce our "Doctor Side Ventures", an interactive group on Facebook that's exclusively open to doctors from across the world. Join, network, and share your side venture journey, or learn from what others have done. It's all at facebook.com/groups/sideventures. Or simply click here.
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About this episode:
Dr. Aleea Gupta posted a reel that was just a few seconds long, showing her working in front of her work computer, with words overlaid on the top.
She wrote about finding happiness in practicing medicine, and how difficult it became for her, when she was pushed to see many patients per day.
She decided to change the way she saw patients and found happiness in doing this.
We needed to dissect this, STAT.
And so we did.
That's Social Dissections.
Full episode info, plus video: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/episode-dissecting-joy-in-a-private-practice-setting-with-dr-aleea-gupta/
Episode Shoutouts:
Dr. Maryal Conception
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Getting Dissected: Dr. Stephen Lewellis' LinkedIn post about completion of his 29th grade...
Listen in too find out what he means. & more.
Shoutouts within the episode:
Amna Shabbir: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/amna-shabbir-md-cpc/
Keira Barr, MD: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/keira-barr-md-faad/
Mitchel Schwindt, M.D: commented in Dr. L's LinkedIn's post and got a mention
SoMeDocs is proud to introduce our "Doctor Side Ventures", an interactive group on Facebook that's exclusively open to doctors from across the world. Join, network, and share your side venture journey, or learn from what others have done. It's all at facebook.com/groups/sideventures. Or simply click here.
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Dana Corriel, MD, finds social media to be a (very sharp) double-edged sword. She asked her audience what they thought and shares how they weighed in.
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/social-media-good-or-bad/
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Amanda B. Hill, JD teaches us to negotiate with power, but not sweat the small stuff.
https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/4-steps-signing-a-contract/
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*Dana Corriel, MD asserts that the healthcare "maze" is built to confuse patients and prioritize the financial stake of medical conglomerates.
Article: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/hypocrisy-from-hospital-c-suite/*
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[Bryce Bowers, DO shares his personal journey into medicine, his struggles with mental health and substance abuse, and the story of how her overcame it all. ]
Read this article here: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/tragedy-and-triumph/
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Dana Corriel, MD, explains why effective communication BEFORE a pitched meeting (one you're courted for) can save you a lot of aggravation & make you a more productive entrepreneur.
Original article: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/productive-entrepreneurs-stingy-with-time/
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Daniel Paull MD explains how to ruin your marriage through medicine in just 5 easy steps.
Original article: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/5-steps-ruining-marriage/
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*[Kerry Graff, MD shares about how a diagnosis of lazy eye at age five changed the trajectory of her life, in several unexpected ways. ]
Read this article inside of doctorsonsocialmedia.com/magazine.*
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[Daniel Paull MD explains how buying an expensive house can cause physicians problems.]
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This show is lead by founder Dr. Dana Corriel. Her dream is to grow a space where healthcare experts can connect, grow, and live out their dreams using digital resources. We need to let the little guy, the individual doctor or health professional, reclaim their personal power. We need more expert-led innovation and SoMeDocs plans to continue to pioneer a virtual movement including networking spaces, learning resources, and digital services that will help take your voice, brand, or business to the next level.
In our first series you will hear conversations with Dr. Shem the legendary author of “The House of God.” In this series you will hear a rotating physician panel and an interactive home audience as they chime in on the discussion of how we put the HUMAN back into medicine.
In episode 13, Shem is joined by Janet Surrey PhD. She is a Buddhist dharma leader and clinical psychologist internationally known for her work on relational theories of women’s psychological development, diversity, mothering, adoption, and substance abuse. Among other venues, Surrey has taught at Harvard Medical School and the Barre Center for Buddhist Studies. She is the author of several books.
Thank you for listening to The Doctors On Social Media Podcast! If you love the content please check out the website: www.doctorsonsocialmedia.com, or on social media @somedocs. For any inquiries head to the contact section of the website or direct message any of the SoMeDocs social media channels. SoMeDocs offers services including member portals covering writing, coaching, podcasting, speaking, events, building. Courses include SoMeDocs University teaching a variety of topics to further your career beyond clinical practice. We also have a build a podcast service. Want to build a podcast? Reach out and connect with us, you can have your very own. Thank you for listening and we will see you on the next episode!
This show is lead by founder Dr. Dana Corriel. Her dream is to grow a space where healthcare experts can connect, grow, and live out their dreams using digital resources. We need to let the little guy, the individual doctor or health professional, reclaim their personal power. We need more expert-led innovation and SoMeDocs plans to continue to pioneer a virtual movement including networking spaces, learning resources, and digital services that will help take your voice, brand, or business to the next level.
In our first series you will hear conversations with Dr. Shem the legendary author of “The House of God.” In this series you will hear a rotating physician panel and an interactive home audience as they chime in on the discussion of how we put the HUMAN back into medicine.
In episode 10, Shem is joined by Theresa Brown Nurse and a New York Times best selling author. Her latest book is titled: Healing: When a Nurse Becomes a Patientand will be released in April 2022.
Thank you for listening to The Doctors On Social Media Podcast. If you love the content please check out the website: www.doctorsonsocialmedia.com, or on social media @somedocs. For any inquiries head to the contact section of the website or direct message any of the SoMeDocs social media channels. SoMeDocs offers services including member portals covering writing, coaching, podcasting, speaking, events, building. Courses include SoMeDocs University teaching a variety of topics to further your career beyond clinical practice. We also have a build a podcast service. Want to build a podcast? Reach out and connect with us, you can have your very own. Thank you for listening and we will see you on the next episode!
This show is lead by founder Dr. Dana Corriel. Her dream is to grow a space where healthcare experts can connect, grow, and live out their dreams using digital resources. We need to let the little guy, the individual doctor or health professional, reclaim their personal power. We need more expert-led innovation and SoMeDocs plans to continue to pioneer a virtual movement including networking spaces, learning resources, and digital services that will help take your voice, brand, or business to the next level.
In our first series you will hear conversations with Dr. Shem the legendary author of “The House of God.” In this series you will hear a rotating physician panel and an interactive home audience as they chime in on the discussion of how we put the HUMAN back into medicine.
In episode 11, Shem is joined by Dr. Kate Otto Chebly. Kate is a resident physician and the author of Everyday Ambassador: Make a Difference by Connecting in a Disconnected World. As a global health professional she has worked for The World Bank, USAID, and various grassroots organizations in Indonesia, Ethiopia, Ghana, Tanzania, South Africa, Mozambique and Haiti.
Thank you for listening to The Doctors On Social Media Podcast! If you love the content please check out the website: www.doctorsonsocialmedia.com, or on social media @somedocs. For any inquiries head to the contact section of the website or direct message any of the SoMeDocs social media channels. SoMeDocs offers services including member portals covering writing, coaching, podcasting, speaking, events, building. Courses include SoMeDocs University teaching a variety of topics to further your career beyond clinical practice. We also have a build a podcast service. Want to build a podcast? Reach out and connect with us, you can have your very own. Thank you for listening and we will see you on the next episode!
This show is lead by founder Dr. Dana Corriel. Her dream is to grow a space where healthcare experts can connect, grow, and live out their dreams using digital resources. We need to let the little guy, the individual doctor or health professional, reclaim their personal power. We need more expert-led innovation and SoMeDocs plans to continue to pioneer a virtual movement including networking spaces, learning resources, and digital services that will help take your voice, brand, or business to the next level.
In our first series you will hear conversations with Dr. Shem the legendary author of “The House of God.” In this series you will hear a rotating physician panel and an interactive home audience as they chime in on the discussion of how we put the HUMAN back into medicine.
In episode 12, Shem is joined by Dr. Nathan Carlin who is the Director of the McGovern Center for Humanities and Ethics at The University of Texas Health Science Center.
Thank you for listening to The Doctors On Social Media Podcast! If you love the content please check out the website: www.doctorsonsocialmedia.com, or on social media @somedocs. For any inquiries head to the contact section of the website or direct message any of the SoMeDocs social media channels. SoMeDocs offers services including member portals covering writing, coaching, podcasting, speaking, events, building. Courses include SoMeDocs University teaching a variety of topics to further your career beyond clinical practice. We also have a build a podcast service. Want to build a podcast? Reach out and connect with us, you can have your very own. Thank you for listening and we will see you on the next episode!
This show is lead by founder Dr. Dana Corriel. Her dream is to grow a space where healthcare experts can connect, grow, and live out their dreams using digital resources. We need to let the little guy, the individual doctor or health professional, reclaim their personal power. We need more expert-led innovation and SoMeDocs plans to continue to pioneer a virtual movement including networking spaces, learning resources, and digital services that will help take your voice, brand, or business to the next level.
In our first series you will hear conversations with Dr. Shem the legendary author of “The House of God.” In this series you will hear a rotating physician panel and an interactive home audience as they chime in on the discussion of how we put the HUMAN back into medicine.
In episode 7, Shem is joined by Dr. Fritz Francois, to discuss how we can put the HUMAN back into healthcare. Dr. Fritz Francois is the Executive Vice President, Vice Dean, and Chief of Hospital Operations at NYU Langone Health.
Thank you for listening to The Doctors On Social Media Podcast. If you love the content please check out the website: www.doctorsonsocialmedia.com, or on social media @somedocs. For any inquiries head to the contact section of the website or direct message any of the SoMeDocs social media channels. SoMeDocs offers services including member portals covering writing, coaching, podcasting, speaking, events, building. Courses include SoMeDocs University teaching a variety of topics to further your career beyond clinical practice. We also have a build a podcast service. Want to build a podcast? Reach out and connect with us, you can have your very own. Thank you for listening and we will see you on the next episode!
This show is lead by founder Dr. Dana Corriel. Her dream is to grow a space where healthcare experts can connect, grow, and live out their dreams using digital resources. We need to let the little guy, the individual doctor or health professional, reclaim their personal power. We need more expert-led innovation and SoMeDocs plans to continue to pioneer a virtual movement including networking spaces, learning resources, and digital services that will help take your voice, brand, or business to the next level.
In our first series you will hear conversations with Dr. Shem the legendary author of “The House of God.” In this series you will hear a rotating physician panel and an interactive home audience as they chime in on the discussion of how we put the HUMAN back into medicine.
In episode 9, Shem is joined by Dr. Mark Vonnegut, to discuss how we can put the HUMAN back into healthcare. Dr. Vonnegut is a Pediatrician and Book Author. His latest book is The Heart Of Caring: A Life In Pediatrics.
Thank you for listening to The Doctors On Social Media Podcast. If you love the content please check out the website: www.doctorsonsocialmedia.com, or on social media @somedocs. For any inquiries head to the contact section of the website or direct message any of the SoMeDocs social media channels. SoMeDocs offers services including member portals covering writing, coaching, podcasting, speaking, events, building. Courses include SoMeDocs University teaching a variety of topics to further your career beyond clinical practice. We also have a build a podcast service. Want to build a podcast? Reach out and connect with us, you can have your very own. Thank you for listening and we will see you on the next episode!
This show is lead by founder Dr. Dana Corriel. Her dream is to grow a space where healthcare experts can connect, grow, and live out their dreams using digital resources. We need to let the little guy, the individual doctor or health professional, reclaim their personal power. We need more expert-led innovation and SoMeDocs plans to continue to pioneer a virtual movement including networking spaces, learning resources, and digital services that will help take your voice, brand, or business to the next level.
In our first series you will hear conversations with Dr. Shem the legendary author of “The House of God.” In this series you will hear a rotating physician panel and an interactive home audience as they chime in on the discussion of how we put the HUMAN back into medicine.
In episode 8, Shem is joined by Drs. Wendy Dean and Mark Talbot to discuss how we can put the HUMAN back into healthcare. Drs. Dean and Talbot are co-founders of Moral Injury of Healthcare and hosts of Moral Matters Podcast where they discuss the drivers of distress through the lenses of moral injury. The discussions are focused on solutions and the growing need for change.
Thank you for listening to The Doctors On Social Media Podcast! If you love the content please check out the website: www.doctorsonsocialmedia.com, or on social media @somedocs. For any inquiries head to the contact section of the website or direct message any of the SoMeDocs social media channels. SoMeDocs offers services including member portals covering writing, coaching, podcasting, speaking, events, building. Courses include SoMeDocs University teaching a variety of topics to further your career beyond clinical practice. We also have a build a podcast service. Want to build a podcast? Reach out and connect with us, you can have your very own. Thank you for listening and we will see you on the next episode!
This show is lead by founder Dr. Dana Corriel. Her dream is to grow a space where healthcare experts can connect, grow, and live out their dreams using digital resources. We need to let the little guy, the individual doctor or health professional, reclaim their personal power. We need more expert-led innovation and SoMeDocs plans to continue to pioneer a virtual movement including networking spaces, learning resources, and digital services that will help take your voice, brand, or business to the next level.
In our first series you will hear conversations with Dr. Shem the legendary author of “The House of God.” In this series you will hear a rotating physician panel and an interactive home audience as they chime in on the discussion of how we put the HUMAN back into medicine.
In episode 3, Shem is joined by Drs. Lincoln, Smith, and Natter, to discuss how we can put the HUMAN back into healthcare. More Shem conversations to come.
Thank you for listening to The Doctors On Social Media Podcast. If you love the content please check out the website: www.doctorsonsocialmedia.com, or on social media @somedocs. For any inquiries head to the contact section of the website or direct message any of the SoMeDocs social media channels. SoMeDocs offers services including member portals covering writing, coaching, podcasting, speaking, events, building. Courses include SoMeDocs University teaching a variety of topics to further your career beyond clinical practice. We also have a build a podcast service. Want to build a podcast? Reach out and connect with us, you can have your very own. Thank you for listening and we will see you on the next episode!
Episode Link: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/conversations-with-shem-episode-three/
This show is lead by founder Dr. Dana Corriel. Her dream is to grow a space where healthcare experts can connect, grow, and live out their dreams using digital resources. We need to let the little guy, the individual doctor or health professional, reclaim their personal power. We need more expert-led innovation and SoMeDocs plans to continue to pioneer a virtual movement including networking spaces, learning resources, and digital services that will help take your voice, brand, or business to the next level.
In our first series you will hear conversations with Dr. Shem the legendary author of “The House of God.” In this series you will hear a rotating physician panel and an interactive home audience as they chime in on the discussion of how we put the HUMAN back into medicine.
In episode 5, Shem is joined by Drs. Khan, Greene-Liebowitz, and Hoda, to discuss how we can put the HUMAN back into healthcare. More Shem conversations to come.
Thank you for listening to The Doctors On Social Media Podcast. If you love the content please check out the website: www.doctorsonsocialmedia.com, or on social media @somedocs. For any inquiries head to the contact section of the website or direct message any of the SoMeDocs social media channels. SoMeDocs offers services including member portals covering writing, coaching, podcasting, speaking, events, building. Courses include SoMeDocs University teaching a variety of topics to further your career beyond clinical practice. We also have a build a podcast service. Want to build a podcast? Reach out and connect with us, you can have your very own. Thank you for listening and we will see you on the next episode!
Episode Link: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/conversations-with-shem-episode-five/
Episode 5: Shem is joined by Drs. Khan, Greene-Liebowitz, and Hoda, to discuss how we can put the HUMAN back into healthcare. More Shem conversations.
This show is lead by founder Dr. Dana Corriel. Her dream is to grow a space where healthcare experts can connect, grow, and live out their dreams using digital resources. We need to let the little guy, the individual doctor or health professional, reclaim their personal power. We need more expert-led innovation and SoMeDocs plans to continue to pioneer a virtual movement including networking spaces, learning resources, and digital services that will help take your voice, brand, or business to the next level.
In our first series you will hear conversations with Dr. Shem the legendary author of “The House of God.” In this series you will hear a rotating physician panel and an interactive home audience as they chime in on the discussion of how we put the HUMAN back into medicine.
In episode 6, Shem is joined by Drs. Sabry, Bryan, and Drummond, to discuss how we can put the HUMAN back into healthcare. More Shem conversations to come.
Thank you for listening to The Doctors On Social Media Podcast. If you love the content please check out the website: www.doctorsonsocialmedia.com, or on social media @somedocs. For any inquiries head to the contact section of the website or direct message any of the SoMeDocs social media channels. SoMeDocs offers services including member portals covering writing, coaching, podcasting, speaking, events, building. Courses include SoMeDocs University teaching a variety of topics to further your career beyond clinical practice. We also have a build a podcast service. Want to build a podcast? Reach out and connect with us, you can have your very own. Thank you for listening and we will see you on the next episode!
Episode Link: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/conversations-with-shem-episode-six-season-finale/
This show is lead by founder Dr. Dana Corriel. Her dream is to grow a space where healthcare experts can connect, grow, and live out their dreams using digital resources. We need to let the little guy, the individual doctor or health professional, reclaim their personal power. We need more expert-led innovation and SoMeDocs plans to continue to pioneer a virtual movement including networking spaces, learning resources, and digital services that will help take your voice, brand, or business to the next level.
In our first series you will hear conversations with Dr. Shem the legendary author of “The House of God.” In this series you will hear a rotating physician panel and an interactive home audience as they chime in on the discussion of how we put the HUMAN back into medicine.
In episode 4, Shem is joined by Drs. Sepah, Tait, and Profeta, to discuss how we can put the HUMAN back into healthcare. More Shem conversations to come.
Thank you for listening to The Doctors On Social Media Podcast. If you love the content please check out the website: www.doctorsonsocialmedia.com, or on social media @somedocs. For any inquiries head to the contact section of the website or direct message any of the SoMeDocs social media channels. SoMeDocs offers services including member portals covering writing, coaching, podcasting, speaking, events, building. Courses include SoMeDocs University teaching a variety of topics to further your career beyond clinical practice. We also have a build a podcast service. Want to build a podcast? Reach out and connect with us, you can have your very own. Thank you for listening and we will see you on the next episode!
Episode Link: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/conversations-with-shem-episode-four/
This show is lead by founder Dr. Dana Corriel. Her dream is to grow a space where healthcare experts can connect, grow, and live out their dreams using digital resources. We need to let the little guy, the individual doctor or health professional, reclaim their personal power. We need more expert-led innovation and SoMeDocs plans to continue to pioneer a virtual movement including networking spaces, learning resources, and digital services that will help take your voice, brand, or business to the next level.
In our first series you will hear conversations with Dr. Shem the legendary author of “The House of God.” In this series you will hear a rotating physician panel and an interactive home audience as they chime in on the discussion of how we put the HUMAN back into medicine.
In episode 1, Shem is joined by Drs. Martin, Campbell, and Al-Agba, to discuss how we can put the HUMAN back into healthcare. More Shem conversations to come.
Thank you for listening to The Doctors On Social Media Podcast. If you love the content please check out the website: www.doctorsonsocialmedia.com, or on social media @somedocs. For any inquiries head to the contact section of the website or direct message any of the SoMeDocs social media channels. SoMeDocs offers services including member portals covering writing, coaching, podcasting, speaking, events, building. Courses include SoMeDocs University teaching a variety of topics to further your career beyond clinical practice. We also have a build a podcast service. Want to build a podcast? Reach out and connect with us, you can have your very own. Thank you for listening and we will see you on the next episode!
Episode Link: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/conversations-with-shem-episode-one/
This show is lead by founder Dr. Dana Corriel. Her dream is to grow a space where healthcare experts can connect, grow, and live out their dreams using digital resources. We need to let the little guy, the individual doctor or health professional, reclaim their personal power. We need more expert-led innovation and SoMeDocs plans to continue to pioneer a virtual movement including networking spaces, learning resources, and digital services that will help take your voice, brand, or business to the next level.
In our first series you will hear conversations with Dr. Shem the legendary author of “The House of God.” In this series you will hear a rotating physician panel and an interactive home audience as they chime in on the discussion of how we put the HUMAN back into medicine.
In episode 2, Shem is joined by Drs. Washington, Shillcutt, and Burch, to discuss how we can put the HUMAN back into healthcare. More Shem conversations to come.
Thank you for listening to The Doctors On Social Media Podcast. If you love the content please check out the website: www.doctorsonsocialmedia.com, or on social media @somedocs. For any inquiries head to the contact section of the website or direct message any of the SoMeDocs social media channels. SoMeDocs offers services including member portals covering writing, coaching, podcasting, speaking, events, building. Courses include SoMeDocs University teaching a variety of topics to further your career beyond clinical practice. We also have a build a podcast service. Want to build a podcast? Reach out and connect with us, you can have your very own. Thank you for listening and we will see you on the next episode!
Episode Link: https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/conversations-with-shem-episode-two/
This show is lead by founder Dr. Dana Corriel. Her dream is to grow a space where healthcare experts can connect, grow, and live out their dreams using digital resources. We need to let the little guy, the individual doctor or health professional, reclaim their personal power. We need more expert-led innovation and SoMeDocs plans to continue to pioneer a virtual movement including networking spaces, learning resources, and digital services that will help take your voice, brand, or business to the next level.
Thank you for listening to The Doctors On Social Media Podcast. If you love the content please check out the website: www.doctorsonsocialmedia.com, or on social media @somedocs. For any inquiries head to the contact section of the website or direct message any of the SoMeDocs social media channels. SoMeDocs offers services including member portals covering writing, coaching, podcasting, speaking, events, building. Courses include SoMeDocs University teaching a variety of topics to further your career beyond clinical practice. We also have a build a podcast service. Want to build a podcast? Reach out and connect with us, you can have your very own. Thank you for listening and we will see you on the next episode!