Entrepreneurship in Healthcare with Dr. Corriel · EPISODE 2

Is Dr. Alejandro Badia for Entrepreneurship in Healthcare?

Alejandro Badia, MD joins Dr. Corriel to give his perspective on whether entrepreneurship is good or bad, in medicine. We talk Musk, Bezos, immigrants, and more.

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Alejandro Badia, MD joins, on this episode of Entrepreneurs in Medicine (with Dr. Corriel).

We talk about:

  • physicians as shocked rats
  • are stem cells a negative way to engage in entrepreneurship?
  • bringing young people in medicine into entrepreneurship
  • failure as a franchisee
  • a bit about Jeff Bezos
  • Factfulness: a book

Dr. Badia’s entire profile can be viewed here.

 

Shoutouts & Links from this Episode:

Tiffany Moon’s LeadHerSummit, which can be found here. Use “SoMeDocs” to get $200 off. We are an affiliate partner, which means every purchase of a ticket that you make comes back to support our venture.

OrthoNow, Dr. Badia’s business.

Elon Musk’s biography, which Dr. Badia was reading.

The book Factfulness, by Hand Rosling

Diana Londono, MD’s episode, Dr. Londono Is Tackling Burnout through a Support Network.

 

Dr. Corriel’s fashion links (because you asked!):

 

Vest: here (the closest thing)

Earrings: here

 

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Is entrepreneurship in medicine good or bad? Join us as Dr. Dana Corriel, the founder of SoMeDocs, explores the entrepreneurial side of things.

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