Keira Barr, MD joins, on this episode of Entrepreneurs in Medicine (with Dr. Corriel).
We talk about:
- how Dr. Barr runs her entrepreneurial structure
- skin as a reflection of everything that happens in your life
- doctors being “good people” (who wouldn’t say anything about someone’s completely misplaced lipstick)
- needing sunscreen for blue ray exposure (for the entrepreneurs, like me, who spend a lot of time in front of a screen!)
- leaving the warm blanket of “expectation,” as budding entrepreneurs
Dr. Barr’s entire profile can be viewed here.
Shoutouts & Links from this Episode:
Dr. Alejandro Badia’s episode, speaking about the majority of residents going straight into employment, mentioned in this episode, can be found here.
Neurodiversity: A Conference About People Who Think Differently, taking place live June 2024, and then available for access when the live event is over.
The Holistic Skin Care: Solutions For Emotional Drivers Of Skin Disease Conference
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2nd Annual Non-Clinical Careers Course
Public Speaking, Communication, and Online Presenting (Ongoing)
Autonomy & Advocacy: A Medico-Legal Course for Clinicians
From Idea to Published: A Free Writing Course for Physicians
4th Annual Leadership, Mental Health, and Career Advancement in Healthcare
3rd Annual Leadership, Mental Health, and Career Advancement for Healthcare Professionals
3rd Annual Private Practice Course
2nd Annual Finances, Investing & Real Estate for Healthcare Professionals
The Modern Allergy Course
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