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EPISODE · Oct 7, 2025 · 51 MIN

How the System Breaks Doctors Before They Even Start with Andrew Paulson

from The Interesting MD Podcast · host Robert Beck | Co-author: Doctor Podcast Network

Student loan debt is one of the biggest sources of burnout among doctors, and it doesn’t have to be. In this episode of The Interesting MD Podcast, Dr. Rob Beck talks with Andrew Paulson, co-founder of studentloanadvice.com, about navigating repayment, forgiveness, and new legislative changes affecting medical professionals.   They unpack the emotional weight of debt, how to qualify for Public Service Loan Forgiveness, and what the OBA Act means for future borrowers. Andrew also shares real success stories, including a client who had $500,000 in parent PLUS loans forgiven.   If you’re a physician, dentist, or student struggling under student loan pressure, this episode offers clarity, strategy, and a reminder: you’re not alone, and there’s a way out.   Learn more or get help at https://studentloanadvice.com/   Podcast Link: The Interesting MD Podcast  YouTube Link: The Interesting MD  Website Link: https://www.interestingmd.com/ Have a content suggestion? Email us at [email protected] Contact me Email us at [email protected]

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