That Medic Network
That Medic Podcast
A student's take on all things medicine, through interviews with leaders in the healthcare space. π Listeners in every continent π Episodes every 2 weeks. π Hosted by students Simar Bajaj and Success Anyanwu. π
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Jul 7, 2023
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Episodes
#002: Global Health and the National Cancer Institute - Dr. Satish Gopal 27.01.2022 27:22
In this episode, we spoke to Dr. Satish Gopal, Director of the Center for Global Health at the National Cancer Institute. We discussed why students should care about global health, his experience as the only certified medical oncologist in Malawi, a country of 18 million, and how he is helping bridge disparities in the global cancer burden. GUEST CONTACT DETAILS: π NCI Website - https://www.cance...
#001: The Story of AMBOSS - Dr. Sievert Weiss 13.01.2022 28:16
In this episode we spoke to Dr Sievert Weiss, co-founder of AMBOSS, an interactive online medical education platform. In this episode we cover the origin story of AMBOSS, the challenges of growing a business and advice for students interested in clinical entrepreneurship. We hope you enjoy the episode! GUEST CONTACT DETAILS: π LinkedIn - https://de.linkedin.com/in/sievert-weiss πͺ AMBOSS website:...
#032: Raising the Line: The Promise of Virtual Education π - Shiv Gaglani 07.09.2021 28:15
In this podcast, we spoke to Shiv Gaglani, co-founder and CEO of Osmosis, which is a medical education company that has reached 50 million people. We discussed whether you can get a medical degree online, the similarities and differences between clinical entrepreneurship and medicine, and how the pandemic will forever change medical education. GUEST CONTACT DETAILS: π LinkedIn - https://www...
#031: The Story of MyClinic π₯ - Dr. Abdullah Albeyatti 24.08.2021 24:11
In this episode we spoke to Dr. Abdullah Albeyatti, the CEO and Co-Founder of MyClinic, a telemedicine service provider transforming the delivery of healthcare services. In this episode, we discussed the changing landscape of telemedicine, the importance of strong mentorship and the power of risk taking. GUEST CONTACT DETAILS: π LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-abdullah-albeyatti-m...
#30: Reinvention and Collecting Experiences π« - Dr. Sachin Jain 10.08.2021 23:21
In this podcast, we spoke to Dr. Sachin Jain, President and CEO of the SCAN Group and Health Plan. We discussed his transition from the federal government to the pharmaceutical industry, his previous work leading healthcare systems, and how we can more emphatically move U.S. healthcare systems toward value-based care. GUEST CONTACT DETAILS: π LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/sachinhja...
#029: The Story of Patchwork π - Dr. Anas Nader 27.07.2021 49:16
In this episode we spoke to Dr. Anas Nader, the Co-Founder and CEO of Patchwork Health, a startup revolutionizing flexible working in healthcare. We discussed his journey into clinical entrepreneurship, the importance of mentorship and how to go about testing a minimum viable product. GUEST CONTACT DETAILS: π LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/naderanas/ π₯ Patchwork website - https://w...
#028: Serendipity, Mentorship, and Fun in Medicine π€ - Dr. Robert Harrington 13.07.2021 25:39
In this podcast, we spoke to Dr. Robert Harrington, an interventional cardiologist and Chair of the Department of Medicine at Stanford. We discussed the importance of ensuring clinical research actually benefits patients, the characteristics of effective leadership, and the future of digital health. GUEST CONTACT DETAILS: π Twitter - https://twitter.com/heartbobh OUR PARTNERS: π§ AMBO...
#027: Building your Brand and Planning for your Future β - Dr. Mala Mawkin 29.06.2021 30:04
In this episode we spoke to Dr. Mala Mawkin, the Head of Market Development at Leva Clinic and host of the Royal Society of Medicine Digital Health Podcast. In this podcast, we discussed how to gain experiences outside of medical school, how to build your own personal brand and explored the transformative work of Leva Clinic in the field of pain management. GUEST CONTACT DETAILS: π Li...
#026: Nonprofits, Startups, & The Zone of Genius π§ - Dr. Shawn Carbonell 15.06.2021 27:00
In this podcast, we spoke to Dr. Shawn Carbonell, co-founder & CEO of Brazen Bio (https://www.brazen.bio/), President of the 501(c)(3) nonprofit Cure Glioblastoma, and former CEO of the biotech startup Oncosynergy. We discussed why he dropped out of neurosurgery residency, the challenges he faced navigating the startup scene, and the best avenue to make meaningful, lasting change in medicine.&...
#025: Empowering Clinicians through Smart Referrals β - Dr. Owain Rhys Hughes 01.06.2021 28:43
In this episode of the podcast I had the pleasure of speaking to Dr. Owain Rhys Hughes, the CEO of Cinapsis, a fast growing digital health company transforming the way patients are referred across primary, secondary and community settings. In this episode, we discussed the story of Cinapsis, Dr. Hughesβs journey into entrepreneurship and his vision for the future. GUEST CONTACT DETAILS: π LinkedI...
#024: The Voice of Digital Health Startups π’ - Dr. Nikhil Pooviah 19.05.2021 27:26
In this podcast, we spoke to Dr. Nikhil Pooviah, a winner of the show Shark Tank and the co-founder of Elly, a digital health startup backed by Google, Snap, and Morgan Stanley. We discussed why he left clinical medicine to found his first startup, what makes startups stand out in the healthcare industry, and why he is convinced of the power of voice in medicine. GUEST CONTACT DETAILS: π LinkedIn...
#023: From Medicine to Industry π - Avi Mehra 04.05.2021 21:19
In this episode we spoke to Avi Mehra, the co-founder of Doctorpreneurs and an associate clinical partner for the Healthcare division at IBM. In this podcast we discussed his transition to working within the healthcare industry, the challenges that every entrepreneur may face and the steps you need to be taking to expand your knowledge of digital health. GUEST CONTACT DETAILS: π LinkedIn - https:...
#022: The NICHD and the Complete Arc of Medical Research - Dr. Diana W. Bianchi 20.04.2021 34:29
In this episode, we spoke to Dr. Diana Bianchi about her work advancing research for neonatal genetic disorders, from founding the Mother Infant Research Institute at Tufts to serving as the Director of the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development. GUEST CONTACT DETAILS: π LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/diana-w-bianchi-m-d-543972a/ OUR BLOG POSTS: βοΈ Medium - https://mediu...
#021: Driving Cultural Change within the NHS π - Professor Tony Young 06.04.2021 26:40
In this episode we spoke to Professor Tony Young, the National Clinical Lead for Innovation at NHS England. We discussed his work on the NHS Clinical Entrepreneurs programme, the skills required in setting up a digital health startup and the power of cultural change within the NHS. GUEST CONTACT DETAILS: π LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/drtonyyoung/ OUR BLOG POSTS: βοΈ Medium - https...
#020: Research and a Brighter Digital Future π‘ - Dr. Michael Chiang 22.03.2021 33:50
In this episode, we spoke to Dr. Michael Chiang about his work advancing digital health, from chairing multiple American Academy of Ophthalmology committees to serving as the Director of the National Eye Institute. GUEST CONTACT DETAILS: π LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/chiangmf/ OUR BLOG POSTS: βοΈ Medium - https://medium.com/@thatmedicnetwork OUR WEBINAR: π₯ Youtube - https://www.youtube...
#019: The Story of Melanin Medics π€ - Dr. Jade Okene and Olamide Dada 09.03.2021 56:43
In this episode I had the pleasure of speaking to Olamide Dada and Dr. Jade Okene, the founders of Melanin Medics a non-profit organisation striving to promote diversity within medicine. We discussed the origin story behind the Melanin Medics, the challenges of underrepresentation and what steps you can be taking to get your voice heard. As always I started by asking the question, why did you deci...
#018: Innovating for Equity π« - Dr. Janene Fuerch 23.02.2021 23:40
In this podcast we spoke to Dr. Janene Fuerch, a neonatologist and medical device executive at Stanford University. We discussed the process through which innovations go from an idea to clinical practice, how medical devices and matters of equity go hand-in-hand, and her belief that every child born around the world should have access to the same high-quality healthcare. GUEST CONTACT DETAILS: π...
#017: Leading in the Eye of a Storm π - Dr. Johann Malawana 09.02.2021 31:41
In this episode I had the pleasure of speaking to Johann Malawana, the founder and director of the Healthcare Leadership Academy and CEO of Medics Academy. In this podcast, we discussed his past role as chairman of the Junior Doctors Committee, the reasons for NHS staff burnout and what it takes to become a scholar for the HLA. HLA APPLICATIONS ARE NOW OPEN! π Shape your future, and the future of...
#016: Management and Policy from All Perspectives π - Dr. Donna Shalala 26.01.2021 22:39
In this episode we spoke to Dr. Donna Shalala, the United States Secretary of Health and Human Services under President Bill Clinton and, more recently, a Congresswoman in the U.S. House of Representatives. We discussed her experience managing three universities and their healthcare systems, her proudest accomplishments during her time in federal service, and how Democrats and Republicans can find...
#015: From Medicine to Venture Capital π° - Dr. Ashish Patel 12.01.2021 20:08
In this episode we spoke to Dr. Ashish Patel, past Clinical Technology Director at Babylon Health and now principal at Optum Ventures. We discussed the applications of digital health, the fundamentals of venture capital and the golden rules for startup success. FOLLOW US: π© Email - info@thatmedicnetwork.com βοΈ Facebook - https://bit.ly/ThatMedicNetwork-Fb π¦ Twitter - https://bit.ly/ThatMed...
#014: Enthusiasm and Teaching in Medicine π§ - Dr. Risheen Reejhsinghani 29.12.2020 25:59
In this episode we spoke to Stanford cardiologist Dr. Risheen Reejhsinghani, an assistant professor at Stanford University who co-leads the Practice of Medicine Course for first-year medical students. We discussed everything from the traits of students bound for success to how medical schools must adapt in the era of COVID-19. FOLLOW US: π© Email - info@thatmedicnetwork.com βοΈ Facebook - https://...
#013: When VR meets Medical Education π₯½ - Jack Pottle 15.12.2020 20:50
In this episode we spoke to Jack Pottle, the founder and Chief Medical Officer at Oxford Medical Simulation. We discussed the role of virtual reality in the medical school curriculum, the evidence base behind it and its likely adoption post COVID-19. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thatmedicnetwork Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thatmedicnetwork/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/medic_network...
#012: Collecting Experiences and Digital Health π₯ - Helen Kotchoubey 01.12.2020 25:07
In this episode we spoke to Helen Kotchoubey, the previous Chief of Staff to the President of the New-York Presbyterian Hospital. We discussed everything from obtaining an MBA at Harvard Business School to working in digital health roles in both industry and hospital settings. Β Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thatmedicnetwork Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thatmedicnetwork/ Twitter: http...
#011: Big Data, Brexit and the Digital Health Marketplace π¬π§ - Hassan Chaudhury 17.11.2020 25:54
In this episode we spoke to Hassan Chaudhury, the co-founder of HealthIQ now digital health specialist for the UK Department of International Trade. Here we discussed the role of big data, the impact of Brexit and how the UK digital health market is viewed overseas. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thatmedicnetwork Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thatmedicnetwork/ Twitter: https://twitter.c...
#010: Medical Education and What It Means to Be Human 𧬠- Paul Lewis 03.11.2020 22:08
In this episode, we spoke with Paul Lewis, a recent graduate from Harvard College, now medical student at Columbia University. We asked him why the U.S. is lacking in medical education and dived into the reality of treating depressed and terminally ill patients. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thatmedicnetwork Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thatmedicnetwork/ Twitter: https://twitter...
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