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Dr. Gerald A. Cox and Dr. Silvia Caswell join host Dr. Ned Palmer to close out the three-part series on ultra-processed foods with the question that's been building since episode one: what does a physician actually do about it? They start in the grocery s

Tim Boyle, Director of Sales and Business Development at Reva Global Medical and a former professional hockey player, joins Dr. Michael Jerkins to talk about the part of private practice nobody trains you for: the operations. His argument is that most phy

After the grueling years of medical school and residency, transitioning to life as an attending feels like permission to finally hit some adult life milestones, like buying a home. But a bigger paycheck doesn't automatically make buying a home simple - an

A doctor signs on for one clinic and later learns the employer can reassign them across town, legally, because of one clause they skimmed. Jillian Vestal, who specializes in doctor contracts, joins Dr. Michael Jerkins to break down the terms that quietly

After Match Day 2025, we asked two newly matched physicians to share what they wish they'd known before going through the Match. Their insights cover everything from preparing your application to protecting your mental health - all grounded in their exper

After years of exams, overnight call, and countless hours caring for patients, receiving your first Attending job offer is an exciting milestone. It's also one of the most important financial and professional decisions you'll make early in your career.Man

The first few months as an attending bring obvious new responsibilities: independent clinical decision making, supervising trainees, leading teams, and managing a faculty career. Less obvious is another transition that often happens almost immediately: th

Dr. Gerald A. Cox and registered dietitian Anafer Barrera join host Dr. Ned Palmer for the second installment of the three-part series, moving the conversation about ultra-processed foods out of the abstract and into the exam room. The question is no long

The world of medical education has evolved rapidly following the COVID-19 pandemic, and one significant change has been the shift to virtual residency interviews. For medical students preparing for this critical phase in their career, the virtual intervie

The transition from medical school to residency is an exciting time but can be challenging. One of the biggest hurdles many residents face is relocating to their new program.It's no secret that moving can be expensive. According to HomeAdvisor, the averag