Brentannear
Let Doctors Be Doctors With Jay Shah, MD
Texas Medical Association's Immediate Past President Jayesh “Jay” Shah, MD, visits with Texas physicians about their journey into medicine, challenges they have confronted, and how they deal with moral injury (burnout) when it occurs. Listen to Dr. Jay Shah’s new podcast and the many voices of Texas medicine.
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Brentannear
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Latest episode
Jul 7, 2026
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Episodes
Small-Town Practice: Stefan Huber, DO 14.05.2025 13:32
Soon after his residency, Stefan Huber, DO, a family physician, decided to start a primary care clinic just outside of Waco. In this podcast, Dr Huber speaks with TMA President Jay Shah, MD, about how his family played an important role as he pursued his dreams and how he navigates the challenges of his profession. Notice By accessing this Podcast, I acknowledge and agree that the entire content...
Changing Course: Denise Nemeth, DO 14.05.2025 15:06
Recent medical school graduate Denise Nemeth, DO, speaks to TMA President Jay Shah, MD, about her experience as a physician assistant in Eagle Pass, Texas, her decision to apply to medical school, and why she is pursuing a surgical residency. Listen to her professional journey, challenges and rewards of serving patients in a rural area, and how she tackled burnout. Notice By accessing this Podca...
Burnout to Breakthrough: Nora Vasquez, MD 13.05.2025 15:23
In the first episode of the Let Doctors Be Doctors Podcast, Jay Shah, MD, Texas Medical Association (TMA) president, speaks to Nora Vasquez, MD, about her journey from practicing physician to physician coach. Dr. Vasquez speaks about the challenges she faced and how she now helps her colleagues facing similar struggles. Check out TMA’s physician wellness resources for more information. Notice B...
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