Books I’ve Rx’d Lately Books I’ve been handing out like patients wish we dispensed antibiotics. Because sometimes the prescription isn’t a Z-pack (it’s viral, rest, fluids, live your life and let your immune system do its thing)… What we really need to prescribe is perspective. As clinicians, parents, leaders, and humans navigating a very full […]
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The Side Hustle You Didn’t Know You Could Start Most clinicians think there are only two options: Stay in medicine.Or leave completely. Keep being underpaid for working shifts.Or start an empire business that 10x their salary. But what if there was a third option? One that lets you: In this episode, I sit down with […]
Most healthcare providers think the biggest threats to patient care happen in food and care deserts, hospitals, clinics, or exam rooms. But sometimes they happen in policy documents, at the federal level, on the senate room floor and house of representatives discussion. Right now, there’s a proposed Department of Education rule that could limit federal […]
There is nothing that makes me want to read a book more than a personal recommendation from a friend. Here are a list of books I’ve recommended this week: For those struggling with how to integrate tech into their lives and their kiddos lives: The Anxious Generation by Johnathan Haidt The Opt-Out Family by Erin […]
Working harder but not earning more? Here are 3 strategies clinicians use to boost income without burning out.
When You Still Love Medicine, But It Feels Heavy Most Physician Associates don’t fall out of love with medicine overnight. They don’t suddenly wake up one day and decide they’re done. Instead, the change is quiet. They wake up tired.Numb.Disconnected.Still caring. Still capable. Still committed. But something feels different. If that’s you, you’re not alone. […]
Introduction: When “Maybe I Just Need to Leave” Creeps In If you’ve ever found yourself charting after hours, staring at your schedule for next week, and quietly thinking, “Maybe I just need to leave clinical medicine,” you’re not alone. That thought doesn’t mean you hate medicine.It doesn’t mean you failed.And it definitely doesn’t mean you […]
If you’ve been a PA for more than five minutes, you’ve felt it: You’re trusted to manage complex patients…but you can’t sign a form you’re perfectly qualified to complete.You’re expected to move care forward…but you’re still tethered to rules written when the profession was basically a newborn. In this episode, I sat down again with […]
