Interview with Dr. Brent Lacey For today’s interview, we discuss money issues, coaching, podcasting, and how to master your finances. I have the pleasure of speaking with a fellow podcaster, and one of our Mentors on the Clinicians Career Cooperative, Dr. Brent Lacey. […]
Follow These Steps Intentionally to Become CMO In this week's show, I explain the 5 steps I took to go from family physician to hospital Chief Medical Officer. I start by explaining why I believe hospital leadership is an excellent career. Then I set the stage for the rest of the discussion. […]
Interview with Dr. Phil Boucher Today’s guest is the guy you call when you're dealing with challenging private practice matters. Dr. Phil Boucher is a husband, a father of five, and a pediatrician in private practice in Lincoln, Nebraska. He is very prolific, treating patients, educating parents, and helping his colleagues enjoy their clinical work. […]
Interview with Dr. Christopher Leonard and John Sory The latest telemedicine-supported specialty, wound care, is becoming more popular. Today we hear from two leaders from a company that helped integrate telemedicine with this growing medical field. Vohra Wound Physicians is the largest physician wound management group in the US, delivering over a million patient encounters per year. […]
Interview with Dr. Jill Wener Today’s guest found a new passion and learned how to offer help for burned-out physicians, as a result. Jill obtained her medical degree from Emory University School of Medicine. Then she completed an Internal Medicine Residency at the University of Washington Medical Center, in Seattle. […]
Interview with Dr. Jessica Lubahn Our guest, Dr. Jessica Lubahn found that the best new business solves a problem. In her case, it's a problem experienced by her own patients. Jessica is a urologist, health writer, and consultant. She is also the founder of ONDRwear. It's her new apparel company that sells luxe leakproof underwear. She created this company to destigmatize urinary, menstrual, and other leakage problems. To do so, she has created products that are effective and [...]
The Problem In this post, I want to explain why it is important to validate your business idea. You may recall that in my previous blog post in this series, I described the factors needed to select a product or service to offer future customers: It's an area that you’re passionate about (or reflects your purpose), You have expertise or skills to share, There are customers with a problem to solve, and The customers are willing and able [...]
Interview with Dr. Greg Hanson Dr. Greg Hanson decided to start a business and created the latest way to connect doctors with interesting jobs. Greg is a PGY-3 interventional radiology resident in Philadelphia. He graduated from UCLA with his BS in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences before moving to New York City. While in New York, Greg obtained his Master of Public Health degree in epidemiology with an advanced certificate in applied biostatistics. […]
Interview with Dr. Paul Hercock In today’s interview, we build on the discussion in Episode 168 by speaking with Dr. Paul Hercock from the United Kingdom about the Medical Device Industry. Dr. Hercock is an Emergency Medicine physician who started out working for the National Health Service. […]
