Podcast Episode

Pediatric Otolaryngologist and Cappuccino Connoisseur Talks About Work-Life Balance

This episode of The Black Doctors Podcast features Pediatric Ear Nose and Throat Surgeon Dr. Adam Johnson . He joins us to share his circuitous route to medicine, including a PhD he earned along the way. Dr. Johnson is an easy-going guy and we know you’re going to love this episode. His story will certainly …

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Air Force Veteran and PM&R Physician Shows the Sky is the Limit

This episode of The Blck Doctors Podcast features Air Force veteran Dr. Simone Maybin. She joins us to share her incredible journey which includes four years at the Air Force Academy. She talks about how the leadership skills and resilience she learned at the AF Academy have helped her overcome many challenges. Dr. Maybin never …

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Obesity Medicine Specialist and Patient Safety Expert Shares His Unique Story

powered by Sounder This episode features Dr. Michael Knight , an Internal Medicine and Obesity Medicine specialist. He shares his pathway to medicine which started at an HBCU (Oakwood University). Dr. Knight talks about how he became interested in obesity medicine and the niche of Patient Safety. Dr. Knight completed a fellowship at the Robert …

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Cardiac Anesthesiologist Saving Lives Through Public Health Research

Episode powered by Sounder This episode features Dr. Adam Milam, a cardiothoracic anesthesiologist and public health researcher. He joins us to talk about his journey into health disparities research, medical school and the specialty of anesthesiology. Dr. Milam took a very unique route to medical school. A route that includes an incredible amount of work …

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5 Ways College Students Can Prepare for Medical School

In this episode of Office Hours, I speak directly to pre-med/pre-health professions students. I give five actionable tips that will empower you to be the best medical school applicant possible! Pick your major carefully Plan, plan and plan again Join a community Pursue Extracurricular activities Build time-management skills This episode will be helpful for college …

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Meet the Pharmacist, Entrepreneur, and Founder of Reseau Docteur

powered by Sounder Show Notes Dr. Alexander Oladele is a graduate of the Howard University School of Pharmacy’s BS/Pharm.D program. He joins us on The Black Doctors Podcast to talk about his incredible career as a Pharmacist and some of the different practice models the career has to offer. He shares some of the challenges …

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How High School Students Can Prepare For Medical School

Listen Here: powered by Sounder The Black Doctors Podcast shares the stories of minority healthcare professionals with the goal of inspiring the next generation. “Office Hours” is a recurring segment that will provide actionable information and address questions received from listeners. This episode specifically addresses several questions received from high school students who are wondering …

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Plastic Surgeon Discusses Opening A Private Practice | TBDP S4E6

This week’s episode features Dr. Julia Stevenson , a board certified Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon. We talk about when she decided to pursue a career and medicine and when she realized Plastic Surgery was the specialty for her. *Hint, it was a lot later than most people would think. Dr. Stevenson talks about the incredible …

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Ethical Concerns With Innovations In Alzheimer’s Therapy?

In this episode, I introduce a podcast refresh. Ethically Sourced is moving to its own show entitled, “Curbside Ethics”. This is a noun as well as a verb. Additionally, I discuss the revolutionary, new medication for Alzheimer’s Disease that was recently approved by the FDA, “aducanumab”. This medication brings into question multiple ethical issues. There …

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