Videos

Jan. 2, 2023

From medical school to fellowship: How to foster lifelong relationships in healthcare #shorts

As clinicians, we are fortunate to have a vast network of colleagues and mentors that we can draw upon for guidance and support throughout our careers. From medical school and residency to fellowship and beyond, we have the opportunity to meet and work with countless talented individuals who can help…

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Jan. 2, 2023

Why every aspiring clinician needs to finish clinical practice #shorts

As a clinician, I have the unique opportunity to witness firsthand the incredible journey of healing and growth that my patients undertake. It's an experience unlike any other, and I highly recommend that anyone considering a career in healthcare make the most of it by completing clinical practice, whether that…

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Jan. 1, 2023

Secrets from a physician-entrepreneur

"Health care has changed dramatically in the last decades, from the introduction of electronic medical records to the COVID-19 pandemic serving as a catalyst for telehealth and virtual care options to the increased familiarity with digital therapeutics, etc. Just as the industry has transformed over time, the physician’s role has…

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Jan. 1, 2023

The powerful message about passion that everyone needs to hear #shorts

"Passion is an essential part of life, but it's important to remember that it needs to be nourished and nurtured in order to thrive. Our passions can sometimes fade, and this isn't always due to our own actions. There can be external factors that contribute to the waning of our…

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Jan. 1, 2023

The most beautiful and fulfilling career: Bringing new life into the world #shorts

I can confidently say that bringing new life into the world is truly a beautiful and fulfilling experience. Despite the challenges of scheduling and training, the personal and human rewards of this practice are immeasurable. In a world that can often seem ugly, sad, and stressful, the joy and innocence…

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Dec. 31, 2022

A physician's passion for obstetrics-gynecology

"As trainees, we have unpredictable schedules. Sometimes we work days; others, we work long nights. As the weekends come by, my best friend inevitably asks me: “Who’s showing up this week at work, Batman or Bruce Wayne? This week Batman is showing up to catch babies. And frankly, there’s nothing…

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Dec. 31, 2022

Find your garden: the inspiring message behind a backyard garden #shorts

Just wanted to share a little lesson I learned from my backyard garden. Sometimes, no matter how hard we try, certain things just don't thrive in certain spaces. That's when it's time to look for a new garden to plant those seeds. And sometimes, that means finding a new place…

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Dec. 31, 2022

The power of leadership in medicine: How one physician is making a difference #shorts

As a physician, I have learned the importance of identifying areas that are not functioning optimally and stepping up as a leader to address them. While it can be uncomfortable to take on these leadership roles, it allows me to have a larger impact by helping not just one patient…

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Dec. 30, 2022

Leadership lessons from Mayo Clinic

"In the emergency department I treat patients based upon my expert judgment. I can explain to you the sensitivities and specificities of the tests I order, I can detail the physiology and pathology involved in my differential diagnoses, and I can explain the rationale for each part of my treatment…

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Dec. 30, 2022

Why TikTok now is what Facebook was #shorts

TikTok is currently similar to what Facebook was about five to seven years ago. The platform has a powerful algorithm, and it is possible for users who have only been on TikTok for a short time to create viral content that gets hundreds of thousands or even millions of views.…

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Dec. 30, 2022

Surgery prep talk turns into viral TikTok hit #shorts

I recently had a moment of realization while walking down the hospital hallway. I was chatting with a patient about the pre-surgery process and mentioned that verifying insurance is one of the first things we do. Little did I know, that conversation would be caught on camera and end up…

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Dec. 29, 2022

KevinMD interview by Cory Calendine, MD

On this special episode, I'm on the other side of the microphone. It's an honor to be interviewed by Cory Calendine, MD, an orthopedic surgeon with a tremendous social media presence. Visit him on Instagram and TikTok @corycalendinemd. We have a conversation on the explosive growth of TikTok, its impact…

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Dec. 29, 2022

Unlock the power of EMDR therapy to resolve traumatic memories #shorts

EMDR therapy is a memory-based therapy that aims to resolve unresolved traumatic memories that may be causing mental health issues. It is based on the idea that these unprocessed memories can lead to a range of physical and emotional symptoms. If you're struggling with mental health challenges and want to…

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Dec. 28, 2022

EMDR therapy's transformative power

"EMDR (eye movement desensitization and reprocessing) therapy kicked off my personal transformation from a self-absorbed workaholic in an industry of (what I now view as) questionable merit into a human being making a positive contribution to the world and focused on helping others. EMDR helped me discover that my psychological…

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Dec. 28, 2022

Navigating hospital contracts as a doctor #shorts

As someone who has experience negotiating hospital contracts, I can tell you that it's all about finding the right fit. It doesn't matter how much a hospital may need a certain doctor if the contract doesn't meet their needs and expectations. Take, for example, the female interventional cardiologist I'm presenting…

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Dec. 28, 2022

Why we chose to get vaccinated: a personal perspective #shorts

As someone who has been very proactive in getting myself and my family vaccinated, I understand the importance of protecting ourselves and those around us from COVID-19. When I talk to people who are hesitant about getting vaccinated, I often point out the fact that getting vaccinated not only helps…

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Dec. 28, 2022

The importance of building trust in the doctor-patient relationship #shorts

As a doctor, building a trusting relationship with my patients is of the utmost importance. I understand that seeking medical care can be stressful and emotional, and it is my job to provide comfort and support throughout the process. I strive to listen carefully to my patients and understand their…

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Dec. 27, 2022

A medical lifeline for the aging male

"It seems too good to be true, but it is: physical activity improves every health outcome we can name. Note that some of those benefits arrive in the long term, some in the short. It’s critically important to remember that although the mortality benefits of exercise fade out at a…

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Dec. 27, 2022

Why I stopped buying too much produce and started meal planning #shorts

Meal planning can be tough, especially when we have good intentions but end up wasting food and resources. I know I'm guilty of buying too much produce, like romaine lettuce and tomatoes, with the intention of eating a salad every day, but then ending up throwing it out because I…

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Dec. 27, 2022

Hunger in America: a reality we can't ignore #shorts

As I reflect on the word "hunger," I am reminded that this is not just a problem in third world countries, but it is a reality for many people in our own country as well. Food insecurity is a major issue, with people going to bed hungry every night. It…

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Dec. 26, 2022

A national strategy on hunger, nutrition, and health

"I acknowledge that many problems currently plague our country. However, hunger, food insecurity, and poor health are national priorities that require an immediate and robust response. The Biden-Harris Administration’s hunger, nutrition, and health strategy answers the call for a multisector, concerted, and committed approach to improving the nation’s health. I…

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Dec. 26, 2022

The importance of recognizing limitations: It’s OK to say no #shorts

As women in the workforce, especially in fields like medicine, we often feel pressure to go above and beyond and prove ourselves in order to be seen as equal to our male counterparts. But it's important to remember that it's okay to have limitations and to recognize the physiological processes…

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Dec. 26, 2022

The isolation of postpartum depression: How loved ones can offer support #shorts

Going through a mental illness, whether it's postpartum depression or something else, can be an isolating and confusing experience. When people try to tell us that our behavior is not normal, we may shut them out and believe that they don't understand what we're going through. But the reality is…

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Dec. 25, 2022

A physician's postpartum depression

"I may be practicing the art of repression and washing myself of any speck of contamination that would take me back to the state from which I have come very far. My suffering of the past, today, is a mere jumble of words devoid of any color or feeling. It…

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