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Kyle Bradford Jones, MD, FAAFP

Father, writer, speaker

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Category(ies): Family Medicine | Physician

I am a family man, family physician, baseball-lovin’, award-winnin’ author, non-fiction-readin’, movie-watchin’, health care policy advocatin’, child of the Intermountain West. I’m working hard to decrease the stigma surrounding mental illness in our society and among doctors who suffer from depression and anxiety. Check out my book Fallible: A Memoir of a Young Physician’s Struggle with Mental Illness. I also write a weekly medical satire newsletter called the Hypocritic Oath.

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Common Writing Scams: What to Watch Out For

Kyle Bradford Jones, MD claims that because many of us want to be successful authors, there are people willing to take advantage. Find out more about keeping yourself, and your writing, safe.

Book(s) or Blog

Book: Fallible: A Memoir of a Young Physician’s Struggle with Mental Illness

No one is immune to the ravages of mental illness.

My SoMeDocs Content

Doctor Withholds Diagnosis Until Patient Rates and Reviews Her New Podcast

A desperate cancer patient can’t get her diagnosis until she reviews her oncologist’s synth-pop cancer-cure podcast in this absurd satire of medical ethics and self-promotion.

Dr. Kyle Bradford Jones, On Always Being a Writer at Heart

Dr. Kyle Bradford Jones started writing satire because it’s was “just fun”. Read about his writing journey, and the bumps along the way to building out his dream.

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“Pick Your Brain” Is Code for “Work for Free”

A startup wanted a physician advisor.. but not a paid one. Why are doctors still expected to give away expertise that every other profession charges for?

Would You Trust a Physician Who Refused to Show You Their Résumé?

Physicians would never trust a colleague whose training was secret. Should medical AI be held to a different standard?

The Psychology of “Us” and “Them”

What if one of healthcare’s biggest problems isn’t policy, but the way we divide the world into “us” and “them”? A physician reflects on identity, belonging, and what the World Cup teaches us about becoming “we.”