
How Improv Comedy is Teaching a Pediatrician Empathy
Wendy Schofer, MD explains why Improv Comedy is where she finally learned that playing the perfect doctor isn’t helping patients.
Today’s health professionals want “more”. They’re exploring possibilities “beyond” the exam room, for bigger impact, more pleasure, or extra income.
Wendy Schofer, MD explains why Improv Comedy is where she finally learned that playing the perfect doctor isn’t helping patients.
Russell Kennedy, MD, on LSD trips, crippling anxiety, and how he used the self-publishing process to build up his message of hope.
Dana Corriel, MD, teaches why the main crux of your content should be on your own site (in addition to social media).
Dana Corriel, MD, insists that If you tackle things online with respectful strategy, you’ll conquer the space in no time.
An anonymous writer asks “legacy blue” checkmark holders on Twitter to quit having tantrums about “losing status”.
David Epstein, MD, MS, FAAP shares the advantages of physicians as influencers for hospitals to engage with their communities to build trust and loyalty.
Dana Corriel, MD insists that yes, sharing ideas online has tremendous impact. Not only on your career, but on you.
Dana Corriel, MD, asks that we consider travel, in this brand new and untapped world that we are now building.
Dana Corriel, MD kept seeing the same question getting asked about online presence, again and again. So she figured she may as well share her reply here, since she’s been around the online-creation block.
Dana Corriel, MD, reminds us that, in a world of digital creations, there are 3-dimensional people out there who love and need us, too.
Dana Corriel, MD, tells us about the ‘bark’ of building online.
Dr. Corriel discusses the harsh reality of what holds many physicians back from immersing themselves online, thereby opening up to new (& sometimes maybe formidable?) opportunities.
How can a physician who’s earned a degree in narrative medicine best package up her skills and provide services to others within healthcare? Drs. Unis and Corriel discuss.
Jarret Patton, MD, discusses podcasting inspiration and processes that make his side hustle work (for him).
An anonymous poster shares a personal account of how they handles an Instagram mistake. What would you do?
Dana Corriel, MD, suggests that we regularly audit our well-being and make changes as we see fit.
Dana Corriel, MD thinks you shouldn’t fear stepping out publicly into social media, especially with the incredible opportunities available in the social world of today.
Being a doctor on social media can quickly become overwhelming. It’s a lonely pastime. But with SoMeDocs, you’re not alone.
Since I am now more well-rounded, I feel the conversations that I have with my patients are more well-rounded, making me a better doctor.
“Ultimately, the only person who decides whether or not you have a good day is YOU!”
A first-hand account of becoming an eye-surgeon.
It is difficult to feel like you are doing anything right because the new standard we are all expected to live up to, is very simply absolute.
“Life is like an amusement park and I’m giving myself permission to ride more than one ride!”
“There are as many opinions out there as there are people. Shut out the noise and find the path that aligns with who you are and your values; at the end of the day, you know what is best for you and your family.”
“Pediatricians and Parents are the ultimate partners in helping to raise the next generation of happy, healthy kids.”
Why Write an E-book? After two full years of labour, my ebook finally launched for sale on Amazon in June of this
Let’s talk about the increased need for clinical clerkship sites in US healthcare and how we can address it.
Both students and physicians are increasingly using third-party student placement services (rotation agencies) to find external and rural clinical experiences. You may already
Organizational psychologist Maureen Hunter speaks about how to connect with others, and how to approach good connection in healthcare.
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