Podcast | Practice of Medicine | January 31, 2022

The Importance of Mentoring Relationships

Mentoring is important for both professional and personal development in medical education. In this podcast, Drs. Andrew Sephien, Danielle Gulick, and Ambuj Kumar discuss why mentoring is necessary, as well as provide insight into common qualities and barriers that medical students believe are associated with successful mentors and mentoring relationships.

Podcast | Business of Medicine | October 7, 2021

Diving into the Business of Pain Management in Southeast Louisiana

Dr. Hubbell had a unique path to his current medical business, having previously practiced as a dentist, served as a Colonel in the US Army Medical Corps (Reserves and National Guard), and recovered from a string of  injuries that influenced his desire to go into pain management.

Podcast | Business of Medicine | May 24, 2021

EHR Implementation: What Physicians Need to Know

Physician buy-in is crucial to a successful EHR implementation and insufficient learning most negatively impacts an EHR transition.

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Podcast | Business of Medicine | April 19, 2021

Disability Insurance During a Pandemic

In this podcast, we will be discussing how the pandemic affected Disability insurance and underwriting process. We will also be discussing the future of DI and what is to come as we head out of the pandemic and back into normalcy.

Podcast | Business of Medicine | October 14, 2020

Digital Healthcare Insurance: Evolving Exposures in the Age of COVID-19

COVID-19 has pushed up the digital evolution of the healthcare industry by years, if not decades.  With the explosion of telemedicine, remote work, and all sorts of tech enabled processes the medical world has sprinted past the traditional insurance products developed to protect assets in a non-digital healthcare landscape.  How is the insurance industry catching up and how does it apply to the risks faced by your practice or facility?

Podcast | Practice of Medicine | October 14, 2020

Helping Each Other Thrive: How Medical Associations Can Benefit Physicians-in-Training

Medical training is a time of growth and discovery. It can also be challenging for students not only due to stress and the workload but also in terms of navigating educational debt, personal development, dealing with death and grief as we gain exposure working with patients, and navigating the culture of medicine. In this podcast, we discuss some of the common challenges faced by medical trainees and how SMA can provide resources to help students deal with these issues. Learning Objectives: At the end of this podcast, the listener should learn the following: How medical organizations can help students to find a community and a forum where they can talk openly about their experiences during training. A few tips for students who are looking to gain more experience in a certain specialty as well as advocacy and community outreach. The goals of SMA’s physicians-in-training leadership group and some of the resources provided that can help students during their training.

Podcast | Business of Medicine | August 26, 2020

How Can Life Insurance Benefit You?

With September being Life insurance awareness month, we thought it would be a great time to learn more about the life insurance products SMA has to offer. In this podcast we are joined by Daniel Duffy of The Legacy Benefits Group and Rebecca Brown Schulter of United Wealth Advisors Group. Daniel will be discussing the Group Life Insurance Product while Rebecca will be handling the Individual Life Product.

Podcast | Business of Medicine | August 24, 2020

What Physicians-in-Training Need to Know about Medical Real Estate: Part 2

In the second of this two-part series, they continue sharing information for physicians in training that revolves largely around building a knowledge base and awareness as it relates to medical real estate, and how it might affect the decisions residents and fellows have as they come out of their training programs. Before you start Part 2, did you miss Part 1? Click here to listen to Part 1. 

Podcast | Business of Medicine | August 17, 2020

Finally, An Easy, Dignified (and Eco-Friendly) Way to Provide A Urine Specimen!

In this podcast, we are joined by Abbi Jones who is the CEO and Founder of Medpaper, and the inventor of its first product, Eco•pí. Eco•pí™️ is a paper-based, eco-friendly product made in the USA. It simplifies the process of providing a urine sample by eliminating the impossible task of “hitting the cup.” No more messes. No more stress. It is simple and easy for everyone involved. And all for a competitively low price. Ms. Jones and her team are backed by a USA-based Fortune-500 manufacturer to meet your volume needs.

Podcast | Business of Medicine | August 10, 2020

What Physicians-in-Training Need to Know about Medical Real Estate: Part 1

In this two-part series, they will share information for physicians in training that revolves largely around building a knowledge base and awareness as it relates to medical real estate, and how it might affect the decisions residents and fellows have as they come out of their training programs.

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