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Ever feel like parenthood comes with a side order of chaos and a never-ending “should of”s? You're not alone! In this episode, we're diving deep into the art of No Panic Parenting where we'll give you the secrets to managing the chaos and overwhelm—because let's face it, parenting sometimes feels like an emergency situation. But don't worry, we've got 3 easy tips to help you take a deep breath, ditch the panic, and start tackling your day like a pro. We'll break down three powerhouse tips for triaging tasks with Dr. Darria, an ER Physician, national bestselling author of Mom Hacks, regular health expert on CNN, ABC, and other networks, and the founder of No Panic Parenting. From prioritizing what actually needs attention (yes, you can skip that laundry load!) to embracing self-compassion and letting go of perfection, this episode is packed with tips for parents who need a lifeline.  So if you're ready to swap out the chaos for some calm, tune in for advice on automating tasks, shifting your mindset on busyness, and finding joy in the wild ride of parenthood. By the end, you'll be equipped to tackle each day WITHOUT the panic button—because every parent deserves to ditch the overwhelm and embrace a little more sanity. Resources We Shared: Join our newsletter! Get connected to No Guilt Mom and get our Stop Doing Checklist absolutely FREE, so you can start taking tasks off your plate today! Follow Dr. Darria HERE! Check out No Panic Parenting HERE Join our FREE No Guilt Mom Podcast group Visit No Guilt Mom Check out our No Guilt Mom Amazon Shop with recommended books and books from today's podcast guest HERE! Rate & Review the No Guilt Mom Podcast on Apple here. We'd love to hear your thoughts on the podcast! Listen on Spotify? You can rate us there too! Check out our favorite deals and discounts from our amazing sponsors here! #parentingpodcast, #overwhelm, #mentalhealth, #motherhood, #parentingtips, #nopanicparenting #teens #kids #preschoolers #toddlers #babies #noguiltmom Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dr. Ellana works as an Emergency Medicine physician in Boston. Her health issue with a failing thyroid caused her to go into early menopause at 31 and had symptoms of hair loss, hair thinning and brittleness. She launched Safo Hair, a hair product company that is herbal based to restore her hair and help others as well. She describes the journey of entrepreneurship from medicine and gives advice for other aspiring health care workers.

On this episode, Dr. Mani Alavi and I discuss mismatched disease and its impact on human health. We also explore the concept of mismatched disease and its relationship to the modern environment. Dr. Mani talks about the impact processed foods have on our health, the reasons behind the higher rates of chronic illnesses in America, and the role of physical activity in preventing mismatched disease. The conversation also provides insights for runners, emphasizing the importance of varied movement patterns, nutrition, and stress management. Episode Outline 00:00Introduction and Background of Dr. Mani Alavi11:02Definition and Origin of Mismatched Disease18:00The Impact of Agriculture and the Standard American Diet25:48The Evolution of Human Health and the Modern Environment29:44Introduction to Mismatched Disease30:11The Impact of Processed Foods31:27The Western Diet and Chronic Illnesses40:41Optimizing Training and Performance for Runners46:16Incorporating Evolutionary Principles into Lifestyle Choices57:32Finding Joy and Fun in Physical ActivityAbout Dr. ManiDr. Mani Alavi is an emergency medicine physician, former attorney, and an avid runner.  He has completed several world major marathons, with a particular fondness for the Boston Marathon, which holds a special place in his heart. Dr. Alavi specializes in heat science and mismatch disease, focusing on heat acclimation and training, and also topics related to mismatch disease, exploring how modern environments impact our health. Outside of medicine and running, he hosts the Adaptation by Fire podcast, where he discusses health, fitness, and optimizing performance in extreme conditions. Additionally, Dr. Alavi writes on these subjects. In his leisure time, he enjoys spending time with his family, coaching his children's soccer teams,  traveling, and enjoying the outdoors.Connect with Dr. ManiEmaildoctor.apma@gmail.comInstagramfit.erdocConnect with Dr. KatInstagram-  @Runwithkat_dptTik-tok- @Runwithkat_dptFacebook Group- RunwithKat ShowWebsite- RunwithKat.net

Send us a textHow much of your day do you feel is in service to Epic and the almighty EMR?The tech is supposed to serve us, right?Today I am thrilled to be joined by Dr Michelle Flemmings, an ER Physician with past Hospitalist Experience, who moved into the technology space, helping to shape medical technology to fit the users, not the other way around. She shares her journey from pre-EMR medicine to her role with Oracle as a Healthcare Clinical Strategist, and all the bumps and lessons along the way.Although we didn't dive into this on the show, Dr Flemmings also coaches women physicians looking to expand their voices and roles within medical leadership. If you've been looking for guidance in this arena, you will want to be sure to connect with her!Dr Michelle Flemmings is the Industry Executive Director for Healthcare in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.With 30+ years of experience in clinical medicine, physician leadership and technology-physician interface, Dr Flemmings is also a skilled coach, helping physicians to find satisfying, sustainable roles in medicine and medical leadership.  A former CMIO and recently retired Emergency Physician, Michelle lives with her husband and two dogs in SW Colorado. Fun fact, she's a certified Master Gardener and avid traveler. Here's my LinkedIn Connect with Dr. Michelle Flemmings on LinkedIn Here's my YouTube Channel Link:Check out Dr. Michelle Flemmings on YouTube  Support the showTo learn more about my coaching practice and group offerings, head over to www.healthierforgood.com. I help Physicians and Allied Health Professional women to let go of toxic perfectionist and people-pleasing habits that leave them frustrated and exhausted. If you are ready to learn skills that help you set boundaries and prioritize yourself, without becoming a cynical a-hole, come work with me.

***This episode was recorded with an ER Physcian who I connected with on Twitter/X. I found her posts to be peppy, to the point...and having an attitude that resonated with me, so I thought it might be fun to do an episode with her where we just talk about whatever came to mind. Only her first name will be revealed at any point.You can follow her on X: @AndreaR9Md***Donald Trump's claim of being shot at the Butler rally – fact or fiction? We kick off this episode with a gripping discussion alongside Andrea, an ER physician with years of experience. Together, we dissect the plausibility of Trump's alleged injury, addressing the tragic security failures that led to the loss of lives at the rally. The conversation serves as a stark reminder of the critical need for transparency and accountability from those in power, especially when their credibility stirs controversy.Have you experienced the side effects of the Moderna or Pfizer vaccines? Tune in as we share personal stories about navigating the pandemic, from dealing with "Moderna arm" to the collective efforts of families and healthcare workers in protecting their loved ones. Our heartfelt dialogue emphasizes the ongoing importance of vaccination in the face of new COVID-19 strains, stressing community responsibility and the role of healthcare professionals in these challenging times.Political strategies and ethical dilemmas take center stage as we examine the current political landscape and the impact of vague laws on medical practice. With insights from experts and personal anecdotes, we underscore the importance of federal oversight for consistent healthcare standards and the emotional complexities of voter outreach. Our episode concludes with a candid assessment of Donald Trump's influence on American politics and a hopeful nod to articulate leaders like Pete Buttigieg. Don't miss this enlightening conversation with Andrea, filled with expertise, reflection, and even a glimpse into her life with her adorable puppies.Support the show

Don't Face Cancer Alone"The 6 Pillars of Healing Cancer" workshop series provides you valuable insights and strategies to support your healing journey - Click Here to Enroll Is there more to health and wellness than what your doctor tells you?Dr. Katie sits down with Dr. Anoop Kumar, emergency physician and co-founder of HealthRevolution.org. With years of experience in both traditional medicine and holistic healing, Dr. Kumar pulls back the curtain on our current healthcare system, revealing why it might not be serving you as well as you think. You'll gain insights into why some health problems including cancer persist despite treatment, and what you can do to take charge of your own healing process. Discover why your health is about so much more than just treating symptoms. Chapters:06:12 - Dr. Kumar's life-changing near-death experience11:50 - The shortcomings of modern medical education18:05 - Redefining health beyond the absence of disease24:33 - The four pillars of health34:18 - The power shift: From doctor-centered to patient-empowered care40:41 - Integrating alternative health models with Western medicine45:07 - The future of medicine: Less intervention, more prevention51:23 - Taking responsibility: How physicians and patients can drive changeLearn why Dr. Kumar sees allopathic medicine as complementary rather than primary care. Explore four simple yet powerful pillars that could revolutionize your approach to health. These aren't complicated medical procedures or expensive treatments – they're fundamental principles that anyone can apply. Listen and learn why consciousness might play a bigger role in your health than you ever imagined, and how this understanding could lead to breakthroughs in your own life.You'll have a new perspective on your body's incredible ability to heal and thrive. You'll understand why true health is about more than just the absence of disease, and how you can tap into your own innate healing powers. Connect with Dr. Anoop Kumar, MD at: https://www.healthrevolution.orgSend us a Text Message.Don't Face Cancer Alone"The 6 Pillars of Healing Cancer" workshop series provides you valuable insights and strategies to support your healing journey - Click Here to Enroll MORE FROM KATIE DEMING M.D. 3 Things You Need to Know About Cancer: Get Your Free GuideWork with Dr. Katie:www.katiedeming.comFollow Dr. Katie Deming on Instagram:The.Conscious.Oncologist Take a Deeper Dive into Your Healing JourneyFollow Dr. Katie Deming's Linkedin Here Please Support the Show Share this episode with a friend or family member Give a Review on Spotify Give a Review on Apple Podcast DISCLAIMER:The Born to Heal Podcast is intended for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for seeking professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Individual medical histories are unique; therefore, this episode should not be used to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease without consulting your healthcare provider.

This week's episode features Dr. Ed Sabga, an Emergency Room Physician at Windsor Regional Hospital and the Medical Director for Latitude Air Ambulance. With over three decades of experience since graduating from Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry, Dr. Sabga brings a unique perspective on 'The Art of Emergency Care.' Listen to this episode as he shares how he started in emergency medicine, insights into critical decision-making, and advice for aspiring doctors.

A Spoonful of Courage Dr. Charles Page pt 2 In this day and age in which we live, medical advancements are coming on us a rapid pace. Faster and more detailed.  Because of this, medical facilities run sort of a “production line” of people in and out of the offices and hospitals. Gone are the days when doctors actually “knew ”their patients.  And the patients trusted the doctor because they believed he understood them and did not treat them as line item on a spreadsheet. Now, there are doctors out there that do have those kinds of relationships with their patients. I've been fortunate to find one where I live that I've been with for 20+ years. Amen. Our guest today is one that has made it his specialty to treat his patients with kindness, respect and dignity. If I lived in East Texas – HE would be my doctor. Praise God. Dr. Charles Page has been practicing surgery for over 25 years and has journeyed with thousands of patients. He is also the author of “A Spoonful of Courage for the Sick and Suffering” – which is an absolutely fabulous book!  And the book, , “Spoonful of Courage: Equations to Find Grace in Life's Challenges.”  His ministry is also called, “Spoonful of Courage,” which we will be getting into today as well. As an ER Physician, Dr. Charles Page has seen a lot of things happen to people over the years. He is know as the “best guy to see on the worst day of your life!”  AMEN! This is part two of fabulous two part conversation with Dr. Charles Page! You emphasize that people are not alone. When facing medical challenges, is it normal for people to feel alone? Like, nobody cares? If you could pick one story from your book that inspired you the most, which story would it be? I do remember one story that I still remember to this day. Can you share the story about the old farmer that would give himself an electric shock to get his heart beating right? I found out you also have your own TV program now?  Congratulations!  Share a little about that? Dr. Chuck, we are almost out of time.  But you shared with me you have a special offer for our listeners today. Can you take this moment to share about that offer? I do appreciate that. Amen. Folks, I've read “A Spoonful of Courage” through – a couple of times. It is, not just a good book, this is GREAT BOOK. Amen!  You really, really need to get a copy of this book in your hands. In fact, order two or three. I guarantee, once you read it – you will want to share it. There is absolutely no doubt in my mind that you will not want to give it to someone you know. It's that good. Amen! Be sure to click the link for “Spoonful of Courage: Equations to Find Grace in Life's Challenges.” Share the story in this book about pulling the nail out of a man's neck that you experienced… Drop down into the show notes, reach out to Dr. Charles Page at the links provided. Be sure to take him up on this free offer. Praise God!  But also, click the link and order a complete copy of “A Spoonful of Courage” and “Spoonful of Courage: Equations to Find...

A Spoonful of Courage Dr. Charles Page pt 1 In this day and age in which we live, medical advancements are coming on us a rapid pace. Faster and more detailed.  Because of this, medical facilities run sort of a “production line” of people in and out of the offices and hospitals. Gone are the days when doctors actually “knew ”their patients.  And the patients trusted the doctor because they believed he understood them and did not treat them as line item on a spreadsheet. Now, there are doctors out there that do have those kinds of relationships with their patients. I've been fortunate to find one where I live that I've been with for 20+ years. Amen. Our guest today is one that has made it his specialty to treat his patients with kindness, respect and dignity. If I lived in East Texas – HE would be my doctor. Praise God. Dr. Charles Page has been practicing surgery for over 25 years and has journeyed with thousands of patients. He is also the author of “A Spoonful of Courage for the Sick and Suffering” – which is an absolutely fabulous book!  And the book, , “Spoonful of Courage: Equations to Find Grace in Life's Challenges.”  His ministry is also called, “Spoonful of Courage,” which we will be getting into today as well. As an ER Physician, Dr. Charles Page has seen a lot of things happen to people over the years. He is know as the “best guy to see on the worst day of your life!”  AMEN! Help me welcome to the program the “best guy to see on the worst day of your life,” Dr. Charles Page!  Also known as, Dr. Chuck!”  Doc – thank you for taking the time to join us today. You were on way back in 2019… episode number 618 or in that area. That was five years and almost 900 episodes ago!  Praise God – how have you been, brother? For those that may not have heard our prior conversation, can you tell us in your own words, “Who is Dr. Charles Page?” If I remember correctly, last time you were on, I think you mentioned something about you being a “coffee addict” – are you still a coffee connoisseur? In the opening, I mentioned having a physician you can trust. Someone who actually cares about you. I know you call your medical practice a “BUSNISTRY” (combining business and ministry). Can you explain that term for us and how you use that to build that type of relationship with your patients? We were recently on vacation in Texas and my wife had forgotten one of her prescriptions. My doctor had given me his personal cell phone number and had told me to call if I ever needed anything outside of hours. I didn't want to call him, so I texted him. He called back in 10 minutes and told me he had contacted the Pharmacy close to where we were at in Austin and phoned in the refill. I did not have to go through six voice mail messages and hope someone would call me back. That's one reason I have stayed with him for over 20 years. It's also only the second time I've ever had to call him over 20 years as well… I don't know if you give some of your patients your personal phone number, but how do you build a “Busnistry” of trust? There is one story in your book where you share about doing little things the right way. It was a patient with a thyroid problem, is that...

Send us a Text Message.Black women encounter unique challenges in the workplace, particularly concerning likability and stereotypes that can significantly impact their professional experiences. In this episode, Dr. Katrina Gipson joins Whitney to explore how Black women are often forced to navigate misogynoir - hatred or prejudice against Black women - and how this shows up in the workplace.Pulling from personal experience with health care in Georgia, Whitney and Dr. Gipson start by discussing medical racism. The conversation then shifts to the subject of one of Dr. Gipson's article titled "Black women don't owe you likeability," and the pair explore how Black women are expected to be likable in the workplace. They are judged based on their friendliness, approachability, and ability to make others feel at ease.Black women face penalties for not meeting these likability criteria. Penalties that become apparent in performance reviews and promotion decisions, and are noted with coded language like "not being a team player," "needs improvement in proactivity," and "could show more enthusiasm for her job." This can create a hostile work environment where Black women feel pressured to conform to certain expectations to avoid negative outcomes.The episode underscores the importance of allyship and solidarity in addressing the challenges faced by Black women in the workplace. It is crucial for individuals, especially those in positions of power, to actively support and advocate for Black women, challenging stereotypes and biases as they arise.Dr. Gipson emphasizes the necessity of creating inclusive work environments where Black women can be themselves without fear of judgment or backlash. By prioritizing diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives and ensuring that all voices are valued and respected, organizations can work towards dismantling harmful stereotypes and fostering a more equitable workplace.Dr. Gipson's message to listeners: you are enough and you are worthy.Subscribe to Impostrix Podcast here or on Youtube. Katrina A. Gipson, MD, MPH is an ER Physician, an Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine at Emory University School of Medicine and Public Voices Fellow of AcademyHealth in partnership with The OpEd Project. Connect with Dr. Gipson on LinkedIn.Read articles by Dr. Gipson: "Black Women Don't Owe You Likeability" (Boston Globe)"As A Black Woman and Physician, It's Time To End Microaggressions in Medicine" (Ms. Magazine)I am a creative entrepreneur and want my fully customizable and attorney-created services contract. Sponsor:Smithers Law Group LLC, Your Trusted 360 General Counselwww.stulawgroup.com/contract-bank Wills for the PeopleAdvancing wealth equity through intentional, accessible, culturally responsive and transformative estate planning services and education. Available in Georgia only. www.willsforthepeoplega.cominfo@willsforthepeoplega.comSupport the Show. SUBSCRIBE to the Validating Voice NewsletterSUPPORT Impostrix Podcast

Black women encounter unique challenges in the workplace, particularly concerning likability and stereotypes that can significantly impact their professional experiences. In this episode, Dr. Katrina Gipson joins Whitney to explore how Black women are often forced to navigate misogynoir - hatred or prejudice against Black women - and how this shows up in the workplace.Pulling from personal experience with health care in Georgia, Whitney and Dr. Gipson start by discussing medical racism. The conversation then shifts to the subject of one of Dr. Gipson's article titled "Black women don't owe you likeability," and the pair explore how Black women are expected to be likable in the workplace. They are judged based on their friendliness, approachability, and ability to make others feel at ease.Black women face penalties for not meeting these likability criteria. Penalties that become apparent in performance reviews and promotion decisions, and are noted with coded language like "not being a team player," "needs improvement in proactivity," and "could show more enthusiasm for her job." This can create a hostile work environment where Black women feel pressured to conform to certain expectations to avoid negative outcomes.The episode underscores the importance of allyship and solidarity in addressing the challenges faced by Black women in the workplace. It is crucial for individuals, especially those in positions of power, to actively support and advocate for Black women, challenging stereotypes and biases as they arise.Dr. Gipson emphasizes the necessity of creating inclusive work environments where Black women can be themselves without fear of judgment or backlash. By prioritizing diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives and ensuring that all voices are valued and respected, organizations can work towards dismantling harmful stereotypes and fostering a more equitable workplace.Dr. Gipson's message to listeners: you are enough and you are worthy.Subscribe to Impostrix Podcast here or on Youtube. Katrina A. Gipson, MD, MPH is an ER Physician, an Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine at Emory University School of Medicine and Public Voices Fellow of AcademyHealth in partnership with The OpEd Project. Connect with Dr. Gipson on LinkedIn.Read articles by Dr. Gipson: "Black Women Don't Owe You Likeability" (Boston Globe)"As A Black Woman and Physician, It's Time To End Microaggressions in Medicine" (Ms. Magazine)"Imposter Syndrome, Like the “Strong Black Woman” Trope, Hurts Us" (Visible Magazine)Learn more about Impostrix Podcast at https:Register for the March Brown Bag Discussion! We will talk and learn about misogynoir and stereotypes about Black women. The event is free and space is limited.Register Here Interested in a free discovery call to see how W. Knox Lee Consulting & Mediation could help you achieve your goals? Email the team at info@wknoxlee.com.Support the showSUBSCRIBE to the Validating Voice NewsletterSUPPORT Impostrix Podcast

Jeff Stanfield & Andy Shaver are joined by ER Director and ER Physician, Dr. Richard Bartlett. He found the first successful Covid protocol to treat both early and late stages of Covid-19, using Budesonide, which would later be validated by Oxford University.  They discuss Dr. Bartlett's “Silver Bullet” Covid protocol, being silenced by all major news organizations, winning in federal court against the FDA and CDC regarding their refusal to release vital Covid data, and Dr. Bartlett shares his concerns for what may be unleashed next as we enter into another election cycle.

Emergency physician Dr. Amish Shah has served the Arizona State House for the last five years and is now running for U.S. Congress. In this special bonus episode, Dr. Shah explains why he entered into politics, the work he has done to support the practice of medicine, and why physicians should donate to his campaign.Learn more / contribute to Dr. Shah's campaign here: https://www.amishforarizona.com/ Meet Dr. Shah at his fundraiser at the Take Medicine Back meeting February 9, 2024 in Palm Springs https://www.takemedicineback.org/PhysiciansForPatientProtection.org

https://www.navigatesni.com/free-consultation Dr. Ben Peery lives in Western Colorado. Married with 3 daughters. 20 years working as an Emergency Medicine physician, 4 years as a SWAT medic. Last year I started a podcast speaking with front line responders (cops, paramedics, nurses, military veterans, trauma surgeons etc) about mental health. Avid bowhunter, fisherman, mountain biker, waterman. Completing a fellowship this Fall in precision/genomic and integrative medicine. https://www.navigatesni.com/free-consultation

Real Stories in Emergency Medicine Part 1Meeting our December panelists and diving into some real storiesNathan - EMT of 9 yearsCasey - Paramedic of 47 years Kierra - ER RN for 7 yearsAaron (host) 15 years in EM as EMT, paramedic and ER PAAdam -  ER Physician with 21 years in EM Do you work in emergency medicine? An absolutely crazy and intense environment where you see things every day that a regular person doesn't see once in their entire life? Do you feel burned out, unappreciated and like there is no one you can talk to about the things you are struggling with? Well you are not alone. I have a bunch of real professionals with real stories here with me today that can relate to your struggles. My mission is to share stories that will uplift, encourage, educate and help you not just survive but thrive in emergency medicine. By the end of this episode you will realize that you are not alone, you can succeed in this career and can leave your shift without being beaten down and discouraged. I have struggled with burnout, discouragement and frustration at many times and still struggle with it. My name is Aaron, I've been in emergency medicine for 15 years as an EMT, paramedic and now EM PA and I am the host of the Practical EMS podcast. Everything you hear today from myself and my guests is opinion only and doesn't represent any organizations or companies that any of us are affiliated with. The stories you hear have been modified to protect patient privacy and any resemblance to real individuals is coincidental. This is for educational and entertainment purposes only and should not be taken as medical advice nor used to diagnose any medical or healthcare conditions.The central theme of this episode series is stories. Stories are a huge part of our human experience regardless of your profession. They help us make sense of the world. Each of us is made up of our own experiences and stories. This is even more notable in EM as we see things on a daily basis that impact us. We see things that could rival even the most dramatic TV depictions of the ER. This causes huge highs and deep lows in our own emotions and can cause us to leave work on to of the world or crushed under its weight. Support the show

Medical Intelligence Ops' CEO, Dr. Harvey Castro, joins Coruzant Technologies for the Digital Executive podcast.  Dr. Harvey Castro, an accomplished physician, entrepreneur, and author, shares his journey and insights. Raised by a teenage mother, Dr. Castro's determination led him to pursue a diverse education in medicine and political science. His medical career began in the U.S. Army, followed by various roles, including emergency room physician and medical director. He founded Deep Pocket Series, creating medical apps, and later established Trusted Medical and Prime Medical Staffing.Dr. Castro's approach to career growth centers on acting on his passions, particularly when addressing pain points in his field. He shared two instances: developing the IV Meds app to expedite emergency room treatments and writing a book on ChatGPT in healthcare. Both projects stemmed from his desire to improve patient care and use technology innovatively.Currently working on a handbook on AI in healthcare and developing AI solutions for hospitals through his company Medical Intelligence Ops, Dr. Castro emphasizes patient care as the most rewarding aspect of his career. His upcoming projects include leveraging AI for better healthcare delivery, highlighting his commitment to integrating emerging technologies in medicine.

Extreme weather events, particularly heat waves, are no longer abstract concerns but tangible threats impacting our lives. This discussion aims to unveil the profound implications of extreme heat on physical, mental, and communal well-being, emphasizing its interconnectedness with our daily lives.  Every facet of our well-being, from the air we breathe to the water we drink, is intricately tied to the health of our planet. Extreme heat and heat waves signify undeniable shifts in our climate, affecting communities, homes, and bodies in often unrecognized ways.  Beyond the discomfort of scorching summer days, these events alter the very air composition, making it harder for our bodies to cool down and leading to a surge in heat-related illnesses. Moreover, extreme heat contributes to broader disasters like droughts and wildfires, wreaking havoc on agriculture, ecosystems, and the economy.  Urban areas, susceptible to the urban heat island effect, experience prolonged high temperatures, exacerbating energy demands, air quality issues, and health hazards. Recognizing that extreme heat and heat waves are interconnected with various environmental and societal aspects, the call to action is urgent.  Mitigating these impacts necessitates a collective effort, including reducing greenhouse gas emissions, conserving water and energy, enhancing urban planning, improving emergency preparedness, and raising awareness. By uniting in these efforts, we can safeguard ourselves, our communities, and our planet from the detrimental effects of extreme heat and heat waves, forging a resilient and sustainable future for current and future generations.  Host Bernice Butler explores and unpacks some of this with Kristi Dahl of the Union of Concerned Scientists and Catharina Guidice an ER Physician in Los Angeles. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/healthy-radio/support

This episode recorded live at the 8th Annual Becker's HIT + DH + RCM Conference in Chicago features Jinsy Jacob, Pediatric ER Physician at Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals. Here, she discusses current innovative technologies she is excited about, current top priorities in her role, advice for leaders regarding innovation, and more.

This episode recorded live at the 8th Annual Becker's HIT + DH + RCM Conference in Chicago features Jinsy Jacob, Pediatric ER Physician at Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals. Here, she discusses current innovative technologies she is excited about, current top priorities in her role, advice for leaders regarding innovation, and more.

Tressa sits down for a wonderful conversation with Dr. Arvind Venkat, ER physician, Allegheny County Medical Society (ACMS) member, and PA House Representative representing District 30. Among many topics, they discuss physician burnout and how those in the medical field can "put the self care in health care". September is Suicide Awareness Month and September 17th is Physician Suicide Awareness Day. The ACMS is running their "Putting the Self Care in Health Care" campaign again this year. For more information: https://www.acms.org/events-news/self-care-in-health-care/ Dr. Arvind Venkat, ER Physician & PA House Representative: https://www.legis.state.pa.us/cfdocs/legis/home/member_information/house_bio.cfm?id=1944 *If you, or someone you know, is in Emotional Distress, in a Crisis, or thinking about Suicide, please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline number at 988.* www.yinzaregood.com Instagram: @yinzaregood Facebook: @YinzAreGood Please share your stories of gratitude and acts of kindness with us: yinzaregood@gmail.com To request a KINDNESS CRATE drop off at your business or school: yinzaregood@gmail.com

Dr. Nkem Ezeamama is the visionary behind Pheenyx Capital Investment. Pheenyx Capital is dedicated to helping busy professionals, both in and out of the healthcare field, grow their wealth through passive investing in commercial multifamily real estate.  She is a board-certified Emergency Medicine physician practicing in Tennessee with over 7 years of experience; Dr. Nkem is also a real estate investor with a portfolio consisting of over 300 units as a limited partner; recently, she marked a significant milestone, closing her first deal as a general partner. Dr. Nkem is also keen on empowering other healthcare professionals to attain financial security. She's set a goal to help over a thousand of her peers create passive income and achieve generational wealth through real estate investing. In this episode learn how a doctor transitioned into real estate investing, and discover the power of mindset shifts in achieving growth. Overcome limiting beliefs and gain comfort working with other investors. Don't miss these valuable insights.    Announcement: Join our Apartment Investing Mastermind   Build Wealth and Still Do What You Love   00:00 Build wealth and still do what you love; 05:41 Doctor to investor; 10:22 Growth with a mindset shift as an LP investor; 15:23 Overcoming limiting beliefs; 26:30 Getting comfortable working with other investors;    Announcement: Download Our Sample Deal and Join Our Mailing List   31:57 Round of Insights   Apparent Failure: The lack of taking action. Digital Resource: ChatGPT Most Recommended Book: The Alchemist Daily Habit: Gratitude journaling #1 Insight for New: Diversification is key. Best Place to Grab a Bite to Eat in Nashville: Borago    Contact Nkem: You can find Nkem on LinkedIn. Go to phcinvest.com to learn more.   Thank you for joining us for another great episode! If you're enjoying the show, please LEAVE A RATING OR REVIEW,  and be sure to hit that subscribe button so you do not miss an episode.

"Nobody is going to give you your Joy. It's inside of you." ~ Iris Van Nespen on Stranger Connections Podcast. Former emergency room physician Iris Van Nespen has seen it all. Imagine being on the front line of an ER and working more hours than you sleep in two days? A major medical issue (you won't believe this story) should have been the thing to slow her down. Was it? Listen in to learn this incredible story. Inspiring, funny, bright, and encouraging. These words all describe this weeks guest. Learn about:What is the quality of your life? Why did she change her career path?What was the major health issue and did she have a full recovery?How do we look for signs that we aren't 'being' the person we are meant to be?What is the opposite of joy?Find Iris Van Nespen on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and her website: reclaimyoursparkle.coach

This is Episode 152 of The Changed Physician Podcast when the hosts interviewed Dr. Bill Lear about his journey from ER physician to Mohs Surgeon and Entrepreneur. You can learn more about Dr. Lear and his medical devices at www.suturegard.com You can reach Dr. Lear at bill@suturegard.com #change #challenge #thechangedphysician #kevincuccaro #melissacady #physicianburnout #physicianjoy #physicianwellness #physicianhealth #beingdifferent #createyourpath #joy #fulfillment Learn More About the Community at:

Artificial intelligence is a rapidly evolving form of technology making its way into many facets of life. Now, the realm of law enforcement is looking at how A.I. can be used to assist investigations. Whether through crime scene analysis, autopsy examinations, or lie detection, A.I. offers various capabilities that could be incorporated when solving crimes. ER Physician and CEO of Convo GPT Dr. Harvey Castro explains how his A.I. software, "Sherlock Holmes," can be used to provide users with information about various crimes. Later, he explores the potential that A.I. technology offers investigators as they work on various cases. Dr. Harvey Castro is a medical professional, entrepreneur, and speaker on artificial intelligence. He's authored many books which explore the capabilities of artificial intelligence in both the medical industry and the criminology field. In his book, Solving Infamous Cases With Artificial Intelligence, Dr. Castro examines the successes and limitations of artificial intelligence and its use in the world of forensic science. Follow Emily on Instagram: @realemilycompagno Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We continue our conversation with Dr. Mark Baker, a Hawaii ER physician, about the health issues he sees with meth use in the ER and his fight to end meth in Hawaii.

Hawaii has a major meth problem. The U.S. Congress representatives described it as "The Poisoning of Paradise" in a 2010 report on the meth issue in Hawaii. Our guest, Dr. Mark Baker, a practicing ER Physician at Poli Momi Medical Center in Hawaii, sees the results of meth on a daily basis. This podcast is part 1 of a two part interview with Dr. Baker as he shares his experiences, opinion and his campaign in ridding Hawaii of meth. Visit is his website at: end meth.org

Greetings, & welcome back to the rose bros podcast.This episode we are joined by Dr. Chris Keefer - ER Physician & nuclear advocate.Dr. Keefer is a  ER Physician at a hospital in Toronto & the President of Canadians for Nuclear Energy Association. In addition, he is the host of the The Decouple Podcast  which focuses on energy technology and its ecological impacts. Dr. Keefer holds a bachelors degree from Guelph University & Medical Doctorate from McMaster University where he completed his residency program. Dr. Keefer completed his Emergency Residency Program at the University of Toronto in 2013.Among other things, we sat down and discussed the advantages of nuclear energy & how it impacts traditional energy.Enjoy.This podcast episode is sponsored by Connate Water Solutions.Do you need cost effective water sourcing options to supply your next drilling or completions program?Connate Water Solutions is a specialized hydrogeology company focused on water well drilling, testing and water management services in Western Canada and Texas.Contact info@connatewater.com or www.connatewater.com for more details.This podcast is sponsored by Headracingcanada.comLooking for high performance ski gear this winter? In partnership with 4x-Olympian Manny-Osborne Paradis, Headracingcanada.com is offering the lowest prices possible through its online storefront, by passing brick and mortar savings to customers. Check out  Headracingcanada.com for more info on high performance gear for the upcoming ski season.      Support the show

Hello #naturallybeautifulfam!On today's epsiode, Sabrine interviews Dr. Ellana Stinson, ER Physician, Trichology Certified, and Founder of Safo Hair (@safohair).  Safo comes from the word "Yaresafo" which means healing. Each product uses plant-based remedies and CBD infused ingredients* to help heal the scalp and grow healthy hair. Safo Hair is formulated by Dr. Ellana and rigorously tested by Dermatologists.In this episode we discuss:Dr. Ellana's natural hair journeyHow health issues impacted her life and led to a more holistic lifestyleThe benefits of using CBD in hair products and the research behind itHow certain products and where you buy them might be affecting your healthThe importance of researching ingredients and where they come fromThe inspiration behind creating her brandBTS starting a brand and small businessand much more!This episode is proudly sponsored by Credit.Com To sign up for ExtraCredit, go to credit.com/naturallybeautiful and get started there. To sweeten the deal you can even get the first 7 days absolutely free. It is just $24.99+ tax a month after the free trial. You can cancel anytime.For more information about Safo Hair visit:www.safohair.comIG: @safohair*None of the products contain THCFor more information about Naturally Beautiful visit:www.naturallybeautiful.coIG: @naturallybeautiful.co

Dr. Jed Ballard is an ER doctor, an Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine, and a former US Army Ranger. In 2016, Jed was named the Ultimate Men's Health Guy by Men's Health magazine, and since then, he's been photographed on the cover of numerous magazines and appeared on the Today Show and The Bachelorette. Jed also finds time for humanitarian work, and he regularly volunteers with youth leadership organizations in the US and medical charities overseas.

I am excited to chat with emergency medicine physician Dr. Abiola Oso about his tips to thrive during residency.  Dr. Oso is a recent graduate, so he brings a fresh perspective. He is Nigerian but was raised in Atlanta, GA, where he pursued his undergraduate studies and completed medical school at Morehouse School of Medicine, where he served as SGA President. He met his wife in Atlanta, who is an anesthesiologist. They “couples matched” and took their talents to Houston in their respective fields to complete residencies at The University of Houston. His wife and he both served as chief residents in their programs there. He has two beautiful twins, a boy and a girl named Micah & Elijah, who just turned one. He has worked as an ER Physician in the community for almost 2 years. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/urcaringdocs/message

#33 Jay Friedman, Ultra Runner, ER physician, Coach, Writer, and The Pain Cave pod cast host.

In this episode Maxwell Cooper, MD interviews Alana Arnold, MD, MBA, a pediatric emergency medicine physician in Miami, FL and the Founder of Premier Pediatric Solutions, a consulting company that advises emergency rooms on how to triage and care for pediatric patients. Dr. Arnold sheds light on the fact that many pediatric patients are initially seen in adult emergency rooms that often do not have the proper training and equipment to properly treat children, often resulting in subpar outcomes for patients and unnecessary costs for hospitals. Dr. Arnold's company provides clinical simulations for the physicians and ER staff for common pediatric emergency cases, recommendations for pediatric equipment, and training for when and how to best transfer pediatric patients needing higher level care. Dr. Arnold also discusses the value she has found with her MBA and provides advice for networking. *Views expressed in this podcast are those of the individuals, not their respective institutions   Thank you to our sponsor Doc2Doc Lending, the Personal Lending platform designed for Doctors, by Doctors. Check out https://doc2doclending.com/davinci to learn more today.   Alana Arnold, MD, MBA Premier Pediatric Solutions Website: https://premierpediatricsolutions.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alanajarnold/   The DaVinci Hour Podcast Website: https://www.dviacademy.com/the-davinci-hour LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-davinci-hour/ DaVinci Academy YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/DaVinciAcademyMed/ Website: https://www.dviacademy.com/

There are many factors that influence the quality of our lives. At some point in time, we've all felt the pressure of work-related stress and the effects of poor time management, and an unbalanced and unhealthy lifestyle. Even if we don't realize it at first, in the long term all these can be harmful to both our physical and emotional health.   In today's episode of The Endurance Cartel, we are joined by Dr. Laurie Boge, an army veteran and ER physician, who shares her thoughts on how aging and stress impact our lives. Laurie used her love for endurance sports as a healing mechanism for the traumatic experiences she's been through while serving in the Iraq war as an emergency medicine physician. During the Covid pandemic, she created “Green Cloud”, an apparel line and the first “girls club” dedicated to supporting women working in the medical field.   In today's episode:   (01:04) Meet Dr. Laurie Boge, ER Physician, Iron Woman athlete, and founder of Green Cloud Apparel; (02:05) When things don't go as planned- what went wrong in her latest endurance competition; (04:36) Going through menopause; (06:43) Finding the ideal work-life balance- life as an ER Physician and dealing with work-related stress; (12:41) Serving in the Army as an intern in emergency medicine when 9/11 happened- spending her first year after medical residency in the busiest combat hospital in all of Iraq; (25:19) Getting addicted to endurance sports; (29:08) When Covid hit…; (32:01) Creating Green Cloud, the first "girls club” in the medical field; (39:04) Menopause- how do you deal with aging and physical changes as an endurance athlete; (44:02) The Endurance exchange- feeling like a superhuman; (46:01) Her husband, Burke- the most inspirational person in her life; (49:47) Laurie's advice on productivity and time management;     Quotes:   “More and more I just prioritize what's important for me. I say yes to things that have meaning and I say a lot of no's. I really won't meet friends anymore to go out to dinner at 8 p.m. cause that's when I like to go to bed (...) and then it looks like I'm very productive because I'm accomplishing my goals a little bit easier because that's all I'm focusing on.”   “Most people say they are running from something or towards something. I just love running, nothing makes me feel so good. I mean, that's like when I kind of solve my problems, I solve the world's problems. I feel my most beautiful self when I'm sweaty and finishing hard intervals. It's still a struggle to get out the door, but I love running.”   “My first year after finishing residency, I was in Baghdad, in the busiest combat hospital in all of Iraq, and it was insane. Those were the worst and best days of my life. That sounds so weird, but to be able to take care of thousands of soldiers and marines was incredible, but also really hard (...) you're used to like, 30 to 50 victims of IEDs so it changes your whole perspective in life for sure.” “When you get there, you're scared for the first week that you're gonna die, and then the last week you're worried cuz you wanna get back home. But in between, you just kind of have to live and you can't live in that fear 24/7. But parents back home, I can't imagine. I mean, my mom was living in fear the entire time.” “I'm 49. Around this age, even a few years before we go through this crazy thing called menopause, and it's like wild hormones and your sleep gets disrupted and your mood gets disrupted and big changes start happening and you kind of have to learn to just go with it rather than fight it. (...)” “Always start with the basics. You gotta get your sleep, you gotta nourish your body. So eat real foods, you know, mostly plant-based, but real foods, one-ingredient items. Try to stay away from the processed stuff (...) and then exercise. (...) You may not be able to do what you used to do, so be okay with that.”   Follow Dr. Laurie Bogi:   Twitter- https://twitter.com/swimcruiserun Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/laurie_boge/?hl=en     Green Cloud Apparel:   Website- https://greencloudapparel.com/ Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/greencloudapparel/   Follow Javier: Website- https://endurancecartel.com/ Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/endurancecartel/?hl=en Linkedin- https://www.linkedin.com/in/javierpineda1975/ Twitter- https://twitter.com/endurancecartel Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/javier.pineda2015/ Youtube- https://rb.gy/4iru19     Join our Patron and support The Endurance Cartel Podcast

Growth can be painful, but it's necessary when it comes to becoming an effective leader. In this episode of Transform Your Workplace, host Brandon Laws sits down with Dr. Richard Winters, ER physician and author of You're the Leader: Now What?: Leadership Lessons from Mayo Clinic. The two discuss Dr. Winters' approach to leadership collaboration, decision-making, and growth.   TAKEAWAYS The best leaders know when to make a decision based on their experience and when to do so by bringing together people with varied perspectives.  Effective leaders approach complex issues as a facilitator, with a clear mind focused on finding the best way forward. If we move forward based on a single perspective, we risk making serious errors. Burnout is an organizational vital sign, and leaders must address it in strategic decision-making. Doing nothing — not innovating or not moving forward — is actually more risky than taking action.   A QUICK GLIMPSE INTO OUR PODCAST 

In EPISODE 64,  Co-Hosts Susie Singer Carter and Don Priess chat with Dr. Brittany Lamb, an ER Physician, Dementia Family Caregiver, Educator and Advocate. In medicine, there is a saying, "You don't know, what you don't know." Dr. Lamb is on a mission to inform Dementia Caregivers so they can make competent medical decisions on their person's behalf through anticipation and planning. Her enlightening services include such matters as advanced directives, planning for medical emergencies, how to talk to your family and determining goals of care just to name a few. So if you are someone's power of attorney, health care proxy, surrogate or default decision maker, Dr. Lamb can help create a plan to help you make informed future medical decisions and focus on spending quality time with your loved one now.Dr. Lamb openly discusses the challenges and stress doctors and healthcare workers face working within the current healthcare system. You don't want to miss this episode.You can connect with Dr. Brittany Lamb here:Facebook Group  Online Group Program Phone Consultations LinkedInInstagramFacebookSupport the showFollow us on Twitter, FB, IG, & TiK Tok

With the perspective of an ER Physician, Dr. Jonny tackles the topic of drugs and alcohol, as he continues his series on Powerful Parenting. The statistics paint an ominous picture of drug and alcohol abuse among young people. They are desperately looking for a solution to treat their pain, anxiety and depression. This solidifies the importance of parents setting boundaries and providing strategies for their children in this destructive culture.

ER Physician, filmmaker, popular speaker and travel company founder. Here how it all comes together [Show Summary] Dr. Calvin Sun is an emergency room physician, known for his blog-turned-travel company. During the pandemic, his travel content quickly shifted to real-time COVID updates as he chronicled his experience as an emergency room doctor in Manhattan. He has gathered all of these experiences into his newly released book, The Monsoon Diaries: A Doctor's Journey of Hope and Healing from the ER Frontlines to the Far Reaches of the World. Interview with Dr. Calvin Sun, Founder and CEO, The Monsoon Diaries [Show Notes] Welcome for the 493rd episode of Admissions Straight Talk, Accepted's podcast. Thanks for joining me. Given the time of year, I'd like to highlight for today's listeners a wonderful resource if and when you're invited to a medical school interview, Accepted's free download called The Ultimate Guide to Medical School Interview Success. In the guide, you learn how to prepare for interviews, including the difficult questions, how to make sure your body language matches your intent, and what is proper follow-up after your interview. Grab your free copy at accepted.com/ultimatemediv and enhance your chance of acceptance. It's really hard to summarize Dr. Calvin Sun's bio, but I'll try anyway. Calvin graduated from Columbia in 2008 and in 2014, he graduated from SUNY Downstate College of Medicine and then began his residency in emergency medicine at Montefiore and Jacobi Medical Centers. He also was the director of Resident Wellness at Jacobi. In his non-existent spare time during medical school, he somehow managed to found and now runs The Monsoon Diaries, which he describes as a blog-turned-travel company. The Monsoon Diaries organizes flexible budget trips and has gone to over 128 countries in the past six years. He's also a filmmaker, popular speaker and activist in the Asian American community emergency room physician, and, at one time at least, was a clinical assistant professor of Emergency Medicine. Listeners, I invite you to listen to accepted.com/254 for the incredible story of how Calvin Sun became Dr. Sun, founded Monsoon Diaries, the travel company, and portrays his experience as an emergency room physician in Manhattan, the corona pandemic's epicenter in 2020. To start, I'd like to ask you how you came to write your just-released book, The Monsoon Diaries: A Doctor's Journey of Hope and Healing from the ER Frontlines to the Far Reaches of the World. What's the story behind the book? [3:12] The story is my life in a nutshell, in a show-don't-tell fashion. It can also be seen as a love letter of gratitude because it's being released at the tail end of what we hope to be the worst or the end of the pandemic. I was approached by a literary agent two years ago. It was a totally cold approach in January 2021, and they asked if I'd be interested in writing a book. I think I had mentioned to you in our prior podcast, episode 254, that I have this habit of writing, which is what caused my Monsoon Diaries blog to turn into a community. I was writing live and blogging live on my travels while I was a full-time medical student. People started following along and it turned itself into a community.  During the pandemic, I did the same thing. We couldn't travel during the pandemic. It was not ethical, so I worked all the time, and I blogged about it in the same way I would on a trip because it was all new territory and new frontiers. That's the only thing I knew how to do to keep myself alive when I couldn't travel. It was the next best thing. People followed along, one of whom was a literary agent who then wanted to turn it into a book so I said, "Sure." One thing led to another, and two years later we now have a book published by Harper Collins in bookstores since September 27th. What do you hope people take away from The Monsoon Diaries? [4:57]

During his tour with German Chancellor, Olaf Scholz, throughout the week, Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, made a comment about how Canada would be a reliable source of clean energy for Europe as a solution to their reliance on Russian oil and gas. What he's not sold on, however, is the idea of exporting liquified natural gas. To talk about this, Alex spoke with Dr. Chris Keefer, an ER Physician but also the President of Canadians for Nuclear Energy.

Dr Florian Schmitzberger is an Emergency Physician Fellow with the Univ. of Michigan and has recently gotten back rom the Ukraine where he worked with an NGO, Global Response Management. Dr Schmitzberger is also former military. Originally from Vienna, Austria he served in the Austrian Army as a medic. in this episode I sit down with Florian and my special guest host, Eric Sitterle to discuss their recent work in the Ukraine. You can find Dr. Schmitzberger on twitter at @schmitzberger or email him at fchmitz@med.umich.edu And if you're interested in learning more about GRM you go to their site www.global-response.org

In this episode, we hear from Carey Cribbs. Carey is a wife, mother of 4 adult children, grandmother of 5, ER Physician and multiple time Ironman Finisher. While giving her background Carey shares that after competing as a gymnast in college, she took 30 years off for her career and to raise her family. When her youngest turned 16, she took up running. Before too long, she had “caught the triathlon bug” and was signed up for a full-distance race.When I ask her about her when she knew she wanted to be a doctor, Carey explains that she originally got her degree in Physical Education and became a High School Coach before going back to school to get her medical degree.We spend a few minutes talking about how Carey and her coach communicate her training schedule for the week. We discuss the advantages and disadvantages of outdoor bike riding.At the time of the recording, Carey had recently won her Age Group at the European Championships in Hamburg Germany. She explains how she came to race in Hamburg, gave some insight into how difficult it was to travel around Europe after the race while dragging a bike case and shares that she had already secured her Kona slot in Cozumel earlier in the season so didn't even have thoughts beyond a PR at this race.Not only will Carey be racing in Kona this year, but she also reveals that she has already crossed the red carpet once before. We talk about her travel plans and she confirms the water is as clear as it looks in the YouTube videos.Carey shares her plan to give back to the community and she crushes my dream of “waiting everyone in my Age Group out.”Carey will be racing both the Ironman World Championships and Ironman Arizona later this year, be sure to track her on course using the Ironman Tracker.

Scott A. Cook, M.D., M.P.H. is a physician, businessman, and international lecturer who grew up in Pittsburgh. He is a previous ER Physician & shareholder partner in Med Express Urgent Care. Currently, Dr. Cook is Medical Director & Chief Medical Officer at Recovery Centers of America (RCA) & Southwestern Pennsylvania Human Services (SPHS). His current clinical work is in the areas of Addiction Medicine & Behavioral Health. Dr Cook lectures on Substance Use Disorders (SUD), mental health, avoiding professional burnout, and creating world-class corporate cultures. An avid traveler, Dr. Cook has visited more than 50 countries and lectured in many. He is currently attending Harvard Medical School for a Certificate in Global Health Leadership. Plus he has a book coming out soon and a podcast - all about burnout. You can connect with him on LinkedIn.  Before we jump into the interview with Dr. Cook, I interviewed our 11 year old daughter on what it's like to finish 5th grade and move on to middle school.  We hope you enjoy the episode! This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp.  Are you experiencing anxiety? Struggling with symptoms of depression? Having trouble sleeping? Perhaps you're dealing with relationship issues?  If this sounds like you, consider checking out Betterhelp. Betterhelp provides affordable, private online counseling and will match you with a professional, licensed therapist.  You can get therapy in four ways: Exchanging messages with your therapist, chatting live with your therapist, speaking over the phone with your therapist, and video conferencing with your therapist. You can use different ways at different times as you wish, based on your needs, availability, and convenience. Betterhelp's licensed therapists specialize in a wide range of issues, including anxiety, trauma, relationship issues, stress, depression and much more. Join over 2,800,000 people who decided to get help and get happy with BetterHelp. Visit BetterHelp.com/lisamustard and get 10% off your first month. Get a FREE continuing education credit with any of my podcourses (NBCC approved). Learn more on my website.  Learn about Continuing Education opportunities with Recovery Centers of America: RCA Academy – Addiction and Mental Health Continuing Education from RCA Academy If you're enjoying the show please consider giving me a 5 star rating and review on your preferred podcast player. Thank you!

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Dr. Haake has over a decade of experience as an emergency medicine physician and also works as an EMS director. He shares what he enjoys about it and things you could do to know for yourself if it would be a good fit. He's an amazing spokesperson for the specialty!

4:20 pm: Author, columnist and radio host Drew Allen joins Rod to discuss his piece in American Greatness about how Democrats are exploiting the mass shooting in Buffalo for political gain 4:38 pm: Dr. Jennifer Plumb of Utah Naloxone, also an ER Physician at Primary Children's Medical Center, joins the program to discuss the rise of opioid overdoses in the U.S. since the beginning of the pandemic6:05 pm: LaVarr Webb, who represents Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems, joins the program to discuss the future of nuclear power in Utah and to rebut several comments made on Rod's show last week by Rusty Cannon of the Utah Taxpayers Association6:20 pm: Senator Mike Lee joins the show for his weekly visit with Rod to discuss what's happening in Washington, D.C., and today they'll discuss the FORMULA Act, which would help reduce regulation and get baby formula into the hands of Americans6:38 pm: Mike Howell, Senior Advisor of Government Relations for the Heritage Foundation joins Rod to discuss how the $40 billion Ukraine aid package is putting Americans last

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Robert Yoho joins Alex Burket on the Rise to the Challenge Podcast. Robert is a retired Cosmetic Surgeon and he shares his journey in the medical industry and the impact it has had on him. He talks about the stress and the information he learned over time. We talk about his fun adventures mountain climbing and what it has taught about him. We talk about so much more on the Rise to the Challenge Podcast. Check out the links below to learn more about Robert Yoho: - robertyohoauthor.com - robertyohosubstack.com

A physician by trade and an entrepreneur by passion, Dr. John Shufeldt has become a healthcare venture capitalist helping other entrepreneurs start and scale their businesses. Like many entrepreneurs, John noticed a problem within his work space that he wanted to fix. And another. And another. Over the course of his career, John founded 15 businesses, including NextCare Urgent Care—which he scaled to 60 locations generating over $100M in revenue—and MeMD, a telehealth company that he sold to WalMart in 2011.In this episode, John talks about why efficiency was his core focus in the founding of NextCare and why he hired a CEO to take over the “operator” part of the business instead of running the day-to-day himself. He also talks about the process of selling MeMD to WalMart and why he chose them as the buyer based on what they wanted to do with his company after they bought it. John's ability to maintain his vision across multiple ventures will inspire you to tighten up your own and see what you're really capable of achieving. What You Will Learn Why efficiency was the core focus of John's franchise urgent care businesses Why John hired a CEO years after he started and what led him to make that decision John’s definition of founder versus operator and why they are vastly different Why building a company culture from the ground up is so important The “if only” look John experienced that drives him everyday How John knows if he’s on track or off track Why doing something different will increase a businesses intrinsic value Why John chose WalMart as the buyer of MeMD based on WalMart’s healthcare vision How John learned the lesson of “hire for culture fit” // USE YOUR FINANCIALS TO CLARIFY A PATH TOWARDS A MORE VALUABLE BUSINESS: Intentional Growth Financial Assessment Bio: Dr. John Shufeldt is an emergency physician and the ForbesBooks author of Entrepreneur Rx: The Physician’s Guide To Starting A Business. In 1993, when John noticed the ER was overcrowded with minor illnesses and injuries, he launched his first urgent care practice. The business saw explosive growth, expanding from one to 60 locations during his tenure doing over $100M. Shufeldt has founded about 15 businesses, including NextCare Urgent Care; MeMD, used by more than 450 providers to virtually treat more than 6 million patients (a telehealth company that was sold to WalMart in 2011); and Tribal EM, dedicated to improving the delivery of healthcare for Indigenous People. Shufeldt also is the business manager and a founding partner of Empower Emergency Physicians, where he continues to practice and “in his spare time” has started a VC firm that raised $20M to invest in local healthcare startups. In addition to his medical degree, he has an MBA, a law degree and a Six Sigma black belt. Quotes: 12:03 - “We grow the business, then hire the staff. But what I try to do over the years is, ‘Let’s build this thing to handle a hundred patients a day officially, then when we’re only at 50 or 60, we’ll be screamin’.” - John Shufeldt 15:58 - “I was never one of those fragile perfects who got knocked off the ledge and laid there. I was always like, ‘So?’ and just got back up, because I was so used to screwing this up.” - John Shufeldt 23:31 - “I’ve always coached people to have that fallback. I realized, in

Is COVID-19 over? Dr. Lanier, DPM, and Dr. Farnen, DPM will have a discussion with an ER physician Dr. Daivd Lanier, MD about the current state of COVID-19 in the ER setting, and what it's like to work in the ER during a global pandemic. 

What do emergency medicine, triathlons and real estate have in common? Well, they all require the ability to balance meeting the demands of the present moment with an extreme devotion to achieving long-term goals. Oh, and they share one other through-line… That would be today's guest, Dr. Tiencia James, ER Physician, triathlete, and Owner of Amorix Realty, who joins me today to share her unorthodox path into real estate. In this episode, we discuss: How she balances her unique (and demanding) trifecta of expertise How she “stumbled” into the real estate world and the lessons she learned along the way The skills she's brought from medicine and triathlons to real estate To stay up to date on The Real Estate of Things, check us out on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or on our website. Listening on a desktop & can't see the links? Just search for The Real Estate of Things on your favorite podcast player.