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From Small Town Kid to Doctor & Lawyer: The Dr. Joseph Ramos Story | Dr. Lawyer Breakdown Ep. 1

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Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.Who is Dr. Joseph Ramos? Before he became the founder of Ramos Law Firm, a physician, attorney, pilot, entrepreneur, husband, and father, he was a kid growing up in a small Nevada town of just 150 people.In the very first episode of the Dr. Lawyer Podcast, host Bradford Katy sits down with Dr. Joseph Ramos to uncover the story behind the credentials. From growing up in a family of eight children and developing a passion for learning, to dreaming of becoming a fighter pilot and discovering the path that would eventually lead him into medicine, law, aviation, and business leadership, this episode explores the experiences that shaped one of the most unique careers in America.If you've ever wondered: Who is Dr. Joseph Ramos? How did Dr. Joseph Ramos become both a doctor and a lawyer? What inspired the founder of Ramos Law? What was Dr. Ramos's childhood like? How did a small-town kid become a physician, attorney, pilot, and entrepreneur?This episode is where the story begins.

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