Are you a physician who’s questioning your career path? If you’re at the white coat crossroads, for whatever reason, this podcast is for you. We’re going to help you find your best path forward, whether it’s to be happier in patient care, transition to a nonclinical career, or do something completely different. In the weekly podcasts, we’re bringing you all the good stuff: -Actionable tools and re... more
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 230 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Have you ever wondered what it really takes to pivot into a completely new career—especially when you don’t fit the traditional mold? In today’s episode, I’m joined by Dr. Michelle Mudge-Riley, a physician who took a bold leap from career coaching in... more
Have you ever fantasized about working from a seaside café in Italy or spending your mornings hiking the Alps before a day of virtual patient care? For many physicians, the dream of living abroad can feel out of reach—especially if continuing to prac... more
Wound care is one of those paths that many physicians overlook—until they discover how meaningful, hands-on, and flexible it can be. In this conversation with board‑certified general surgeon, Dr. Scott Covington, we pull back the curtain on what woun... more
Today, I’m joined by Dr. Angelica Dumapit, a medical director and freelance medical writer who used LinkedIn to launch and grow her nonclinical career. Angelica shares how she optimized her profile to land roles without doing residency, networked con... more
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Thank you Dr Heather Fork for all you do in empowering physicians through your podcast. I routinely recommend your podcast to physician friends and colleagues. This podcast covers a variety of topics ranging for career change to physician wellness to physician empowerment. Take a listen and I know you will love it
Just listened to #68. It was EXACTLY what I needed to hear! I have been mulling over becoming a patient advocate and this gives concrete advice not only on doing that but pursuing other directions from clinical practice. THANK YOU
Yes I just found today as I linked to Dike Drummond’s retirement session. So many great insights. Browsing though the broad topics looks like hours of great audio.
I’ve been listening to this podcast for 2-3 years. I’ve never heard a bad interview here. Guests are always interesting and willing to share good information. It has helped me tremendously in thinking about career options/transitions. Now the retirement series is helping me navigate slowing down and formulating a retirement plan. Thank you so much Dr. Fork!
I loved Heather’s episode on procrastination! I particularly loved the phrase “hemorrhaging happiness” as it pertains to waiting, procrastinating, and not moving forward! This is a great podcast with many applicable concepts and suggestions for physicians.
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The content centers on helping physicians navigate career changes and find fulfillment in their professional lives. Listeners are offered actionable tools and insights through interviews with medical professionals who have successfully transitioned into nonclinical roles or adapted their practice to enhance job satisfaction. Discussions often highlight various paths, such as moving into healthcare consulting, exploring opportunities abroad, engaging in medical communications, and developing entrepreneurial ventures. The host, a former dermatologist turned career coach, incorporates her personal expertise to support fellow doctors, ensuring that topics like burnout, personal identity, and work-life balance are addressed in a relatable manner... more
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Recent guests on The Doctor’s Crossing Carpe Diem Podcast include:
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2. Dr. Ashwini Bapat
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