Medical Misfits is a podcast about doctors who don't work as doctors. They tell you why they left the hospital, what they're doing now and if you should do the same.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | a year ago |
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Categories | Health & FitnessBusinessCareersMedicine |
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The first thing which struck me when talking to Fabienne was that she was currently working from Bali. She’s an avid surfer and she describes it as a dream come true to be able to surf everyday while working remotely. The second thing which I found r... more
Describing Luka Opasic as an interesting person would be quite an understatement. He is a doctor, software developer and researcher - and none of these titles describe him very well, as he's somehow a combination of all of these, but then again somet... more
The first thing I realized when talking to Paulina was that she has lots of stuff going on due to her impressive amount of energy - I wished I would have had that sort of motivation in medical school! But, before we got into all of that, I think the ... more
Matthew "Matt" Fenech is a doctor and now co-founder of a startup called Una Health which develops an app for diabetics to improve their nutrition and blood sugar management. Before co-founding Una Health in 2021, Matt worked at a think tank called F... more
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