EPISODE · Oct 30, 2025 · 48 MIN
Tara Berner's Story - Physician, Wife, and Mother
from What Women Are · host Dr. Sarah Denny Lorio
In today's episode, Sarah sits down for coffee with Dr. Tara Berner, MD, who shares her journey from a unique upbringing in Louisiana to becoming a physician, wife, and mother of seven. She reflects on the influence of her family, particularly her grandparents and father, who inspired her passion for medicine. Tara discusses her college experience, the challenges of medical school, and the importance of faith and relationships in her life. The conversation highlights her personal growth, the significance of her marriage, and her aspirations for a family while navigating a demanding career in medicine.Other highlights from this episode include:The influence of her parents and grandparents providing a strong foundation for shaping her identity and mission.Experiences in her father's clinic igniting her passion for medicine.Questioning and exploring her faith during college. Learning how to let go of control and let God lead throughout her story. Friendship with her husband which developed during medical school.Tara's faith deepened through shared experiences with her husband.The value and importance of community and support.Dr. Tara Berner is a full time mom, part time Family Medicine doctor. She grew up on Bayou Lafourche in South Louisiana, #2 of 5 children to Dr. Claudio & Roseann Guillermo. She graduated from Loyola University in New Orleans in Chemistry. She met her husband, Augie, at LSU Medical School, who keeps their family well fed & well dressed and costumed (for their annual family picture). What Women Are Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whatwomenareofficial/What Women Are Show Notes: https://www.whatwomenare.com/podcast Get full access to What Women Are at drsarahdennylorio.substack.com/subscribe
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