
01/30: What Every Woman Needs to Know About Her Fertility
Have you ever wondered what’s normal and what’s not when it comes to your lady parts? Join Carolina Sueldo, MD for a deep dive into All Things Related to your Fertility.
Our lectures are free when delivered live!
Even if they’ cost once on demand! FAQ’s here.
Have you ever wondered what’s normal and what’s not when it comes to your lady parts? Join Carolina Sueldo, MD for a deep dive into All Things Related to your Fertility.
Kara Wada, MD lectures on why immune boosting isn’t the answer for those with autoimmunity or allergies and walk away with 5 practical and sustainable strategies to balance your misbehaving immune system.
Tomi MItchell, MD showcases elements necessary for elevating your personal and professional relationships in an ever-changing, unpredictable world with fierce competition to stand out and succeed.
Cindy Tsai, MD addresses healers who want to make a big impact and contribute powerfully to the world. Join this session to learn how to make friends with fear so you don’t sabotage yourself and, instead, become unstoppable.
Beth Gelman, MD reviews the signs of toilet training readiness and the techniques used to teach your toddler, including common challenges.
Sally Daganzo, MD FACP discusses why recognition of eating disorders is important for all specialties & how to properly identify them and get appropriate medical care.
Melissa Sundermann, DO, DipABLM shares how nature can help to boost immunity, lower cortisol/blood pressure/heart rate and optimize overall well-being.
Uchenna Okagbue Njiaju, MD, FACP shares 4 easy steps to go from draft to published book.
Prerana Rudrapatna MD, DipABLM wants to inspire you to dare redefine what it means to practice medicine and foster the courage to create yourself.
Basma Faris MD, FACOG tells us that 10-12% of reproductive aged females affected by PCOS deserve comprehensive chronic disease management. Learn how care of this condition currently falls short and how it can be improved.
Stephen Lewellis, MD PhD helps us tackle feeling like something is holding us back from practicing medicine with joy AND pursuing entrepreneurship. His lecture focus? Change your mind, change your life.
Regina S. Druz, MD, MBA claims that value-based care (VBC) is gaining momentum in primary and specialty care. Healthcare entrepreneurs need to understand the core features of the VBC to create products and business opportunities for scale and sustainability.
Judith Borger DO FACEP shares how to expand into the next version of you, and how doing so will cause your business to expand into the next version of itself (sharing her own unconventional journey).
Andew Napier, MD, FAAEM shares a step-by-step process for turning your napkin sketch into a life-changing medical device. You’ll gain valuable insights and skills for bringing your own ideas to fruition and make real impact in the medical field.
Ona Utuama, MD, MPH is sells eyewear like hotcakes. But she admits that the e-commerce field is nothing like medical school (it’s a whole different beast). From idea to launch, e-commerce, PR, marketing, sales and getting into retail stores: tune in to learn how.
Matthew Mintz, MD, FACP reveals how virtually any doctor can buck the system and easily set up a successful practice in today’s market and improve their income and wellbeing (an intro to our upcoming Private Practice Conference)
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