
Myth-Busting Women’s Health: What Every Woman Needs to Know

How I Build Trust, Balance Medicine, and Connect with My Patients

Common ENT Conditions and When to Refer
Dr. Ashley Agan, a board-certified otolaryngologist discusses ear, nose, and throat basics. Dr. Agan shares her passion for lifestyle medicine and how she incorporates it into her treatment plans

Humanism in Medicine: How Can We Support Clinician Well Being?
Dr. Laura Vater, an oncologist and advocate for clinician well-being discusses the importance of humanism in medicine, the emotional toll of oncology, and the need for systemic changes to support healthcare professionals.

Endocrinology: What We Should All Know About Our Hormones?
Dr. Arti Thangudu shares her inspiring journey into direct primary care, highlighting the need for a healthcare system that truly prioritizes both patients and physicians.

Motherhood and Medicine: Advice for Balancing Your Two Full Time Jobs
Dr. Kristin Cain, a board-certified reproductive endocrinologist and fertility specialist, gets real about the challenges of balancing motherhood with a demanding medical career. She opens up about the struggle of managing “mom guilt,” the power of hiring competent help, and why women in academic medicine need to advocate for themselves.

Social Media Marketing for Doctors: Where Do I Start?

Embracing the Journey: Leadership, Medicine, and the Power of Persistence
Dr. Kimberly Johnson Hatchett’s path to medicine was anything but typical. Before medical school, she earned a finance degree, worked in pharmaceutical sales, and managed logistics at General Motors—all while navigating marriage and divorce. Through it all, she remained committed to her vision of becoming a physician.

Shifting Your Path: Leaving the Employed Model
Dr. Lilly Khavari, a board-certified foot and ankle specialist, shares her journey into podiatry and her passion for pediatric and minimally invasive surgery. She breaks down the rigorous path to becoming a podiatrist and offers expert insights on common foot health issues like sprained ankles, plantar fasciitis, and pedicure hygiene.

Finding Balance and Strength in Nursing: A Personal Journey
Danielle LeVeck, a nurse practitioner and clinical nurse specialist, shares her firsthand experiences navigating burnout, balancing motherhood with a demanding career, and fostering collaboration in healthcare. She sheds light on the crisis of nurse burnout, the challenges working mothers face in medicine, and the high-stakes culture of the ICU. With a call for systemic change, she advocates for better nurse retention programs, increased flexibility for healthcare professionals, and stronger collaboration between nurses, NPs, and physicians.

Your First Name Isn’t Doctor: Reclaiming Your Identity Beyond the White Coat
Dr. Jae Grymes explores the struggle of maintaining identity beyond a medical career, particularly as a female anesthesia resident facing biases and imposter syndrome. She discusses the emotional toll of healthcare, the dangers of tying self-worth solely to professional achievements, and offers practical strategies for setting boundaries, rediscovering personal passions, and cultivating relationships outside of work. Through reflection and mindfulness, she encourages healthcare professionals to embrace their multifaceted identities and redefine success on their own terms.

How Women in Medicine Can Take Control of Their Health in Midlife
Dr. Vonda Wright, an orthopedic surgeon, shares essential strategies for women's health in midlife and beyond, emphasizing strength training, an anti-inflammatory lifestyle, hormone therapy education, and smarter cardio. She highlights the importance of building muscle for longevity, reducing inflammation through nutrition, understanding the benefits of hormone therapy, and optimizing metabolic health. Her message is clear: women—especially those in medicine—must prioritize their well-being, invest in their health, and take proactive steps to ensure strength, independence, and vitality for the future.

From Social Media to Practice: How Becoming a Digital Health Educator Changed My Career Path
Dr. Karen Tang’s journey is a masterclass in reinvention—moving from academia to private practice and harnessing the power of social media to transform her career.

Integrative Medicine: Approaching Patient Care with a Whole Body Approach
Dr. Katie Takayasu explores the power of integrative medicine, emphasizing a holistic, whole-body approach to health. She shares her personal journey, highlighting the four pillars of well-being—spiritual connection, movement, nutrition, and mindfulness.

Prioritizing Passion to Pave a Unique Career Path
Dr. Jen Caudle shares her journey of prioritizing her passions, including her unexpected experience with pageants. She emphasizes the importance of saying yes before overthinking, not underestimating off-the-rack options, and staying resilient in the face of setbacks.

TMD: Why Are Women Suffering In Pain?
Dr. Tiffany Lamberton discusses Temporomandibular Joint Disorder (TMD) and the importance of early detection and intervention.

Master Class: Effective Communication and Public Speaking Workshop
Marsheila DeVan, a communication expert with over 30 years of experience, delivers a dynamic masterclass on public speaking and effective communication. She highlights the power of eye contact, confident posture, and eliminating filler words.

Grow a Patient Base with Modern Marketing Techniques
Dr. Shari Marchbein, a board-certified dermatologist, captivates her audience with the story of her bold decision to launch a private practice in Manhattan at the height of the pandemic.

Creating & Cultivating Your Concierge Practice
Dr. Arti Thangadu inspires with her transformative journey from a traditional endocrinology practice to founding Complete Medicine, a pioneering direct care endocrinology practice in 2019.

National Leadership: How to Land The Role & Excel
Dr. Ruth Williams, a trailblazing ophthalmologist and visionary leader, shares a compelling narrative of her journey and the lessons she’s learned along the way.