Doctors on Social Media

Join us for a free-flowing discussion on a curated lineup of social media posts, as we get serious, personal, and sometimes even entertaining.

In this episode, we talk about:

family members with healthcare backgrounds intervening during medical appointments
healthcare environments and aesthetics
today’s tipping culture
Gen Z slang

Guests:

Franchell Hamilton, MD, FACS, FASMBS, Dipl ABOM

Bradley B. Block, MD

Post-Confession Debrief: A Doctor Leaves Clinical Medicine: Dana Corriel, MD

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This is part of the Six, a show where five guests join host Dr. Corriel to dissect the Social Media space. Let the discussions begin. If you love the episode, we ask that you kindly share it with your friends or on social media, and tag @SoMeDocs! We’ll thank you for it.

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