
“The Last Zebra” draws its essence from the timeless medical adage: “When you hear hoofbeats, think of horses, not zebras.” Coined by Dr. Theodore Woodward in the 1940s, this maxim reminds us to prioritize common diagnoses over rare and improbable ones. In a medical world often defined by seeking the most likely causes, “The Last Zebra” podcast takes a different approach. Here we are looking for t... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 56 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Dr. Oksana Nimkevych came to the United States with a six-month-old baby, spent 18 months studying for Step 1 in a library after Katrina, and built a life in medicine from the ground up.
Now she’s a nephrologist, practice owner, mountain climber, an... more
What does it really take to become a surgeon… and stay one?
In this episode of *The Last Zebra*, I sit down with Dr. Barton Wax, a hand surgeon whose journey didn’t follow a straight line. It took him three attempts to get into medical school. Years... more
What happens when you spend years building a career that looks perfect on paper… but doesn’t feel right anymore?
In this episode of The Last Zebra, Dr. Effie Richardson shares a journey that doesn’t follow the script. Board-certified anesthesiologis... more
What does it really mean to “put someone to sleep”?
For Dr. Omotore Eruvwetere, it’s not just a procedure—it’s a moment of trust, fear, and responsibility… all happening in minutes.
From getting rejected from medical school—more than once—to becomi... more
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The episodes showcase deeply personal journeys of medical professionals and experts who blend clinical expertise with entrepreneurship, leadership, and resilience. Common threads include navigating private practice versus large systems, mentoring the next generation, adapting high-stakes medical practice to real-world life, and leveraging technology, storytelling, and collaboration to improve care. Noteworthy are stories of pivoting careers from dentistry to hospitality, leveraging pop-up and restaurant brands to fund community work, and exploring high-impact topics like trauma-informed care, space medicine, and AI in medicine. The mix often centers on humanism in medicine, the tension between scientific rigor and compassionate care, and th... more
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Recent guests on The Last Zebra include:
1. Dr. Oksana Nimkevych
2. Dr. Barton Wax
3. Effie Richardson
4. Omotore Eruvwetere
5. Dr. Jay Miller
6. Steve Mellor
7. Vinod Nair
8. Matthew Melerine
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