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Maybe Medical
by Chris Duarte
A podcast for any future student of medicine, offering detailed interviews with a variety of professionals, aimed at those without knowledge of the various medical careers available.
Episodes
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Mona M. MD on Empathy, Patient Advocacy, Interview Tips, and Women in Medicine
I had a wonderful time sitting down with Mona, my first Supervising Physician when I graduated PA School, to talk about a variety of topics related to patient care and the medical experience. This was an unplanned interview so we went wherever the conversation took us and I couldn’t have been...
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Wildfire Firefighter Medical Support with Paramedic George D.
My dad George, experienced Firefighter and Paramedic, joins us once again to discuss the medical support that occurs during the wildfire seasons. I can’t thank him enough, and you, for helping us make Maybe Medical a success. Please continue to spread the word and visit Maybemed.com for a…
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Brent K. Returns to Discuss My Urgent Care 365 Subscription Model, Tattoo Removal, Human Trafficking, and Aesthetics Medicine
Brent K., CEO of Valley Immediate Care, joins us again on my recent trip to Southern Oregon. We sat down initially to discuss the My Urgent Care 365 subscription model they have been using over the past few years, the goals, target audience, strengths, and hurdles. Midway through the chat we went...
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Brent K. CEO of Valley Immediate Care on Telemedicine and the Future
Brent joined us to discuss Telemedicine and how he views the upcoming landscape, pitfalls, and strengths that we can offer patients as CEO of Valley Immediate Care, one of the leading Urgent Care Systems in Southern Oregon (and my first job as a PA-C!). I can't thank him enough for his time and...
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Tyson R. - PA-C, Paramedic (Physician Assistant, Trauma Surgery)
We talked about his background as a paramedic and currently working as a Trauma Surgery PA. We laid down so many points for anyone looking into getting into the medical field. We covered so many topics during our chat he wondered if there was any value to it, but I know due to his background and...
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Colleen R. - Flight Nurse, RN, BSN, CCRN (Registered Nurse, Bachelor of Nursing, Critical Care Registered Nurse, Travel Nurse)
Rounding out the trifecta of wonderful nurse guests this month on Maybe Medical is Flight Nurse Colleen R.! We covered how she feels you need to be able to fly by the seat of your pants to perform in her role, as well as have an emergency and critical care background. We talked about work and…
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Sam B. - ER RN, BSN (Emergency Room Registered Nurse, Bachelor of Nursing)
When chatting with Sam it reminded me how much I missed the ER. She gave us a wonderful perspective on how it is to work in the ER and what traits would make an ideal ER RN. We discussed the various routes to become a nurse and she shared her personal pros and cons with us about nursing in the...
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Tiffany W. - RN, BSN, CBS (Registered Nurse, Bachelor of Nursing, Certified Breastfeeding Specialist, Cardiac Critical Care, Pediatrics)
I've known Tiffany for quite a long time now and she truly is like a sister to me. I was so excited to have her on the show, but I've never once worked with her. Despite this, she is such a wonderful person that if I ever was to be sick, injured, or my family needed care I would be so fortunate…
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Chanelle S. - R.T.(R) (Radiologic Technologist, Registered)
Despite working with Chanelle for only a few months I came away from every interaction feeling confident that the patients we were working with together were going the get the absolute best care. She is a wonderful mix of confidence and compassion that makes every patient put 100% of their trust…
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Barrington M. - PA-C to DO (Physician Assistant to Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine)
Barrington is a wonderful friend and an excellent practitioner. He is very unique in that he decided to go back to school to become a Physician of Osteopathic Medicine after he was a successful practicing Physician Assistant in surgery. It is amazing how hard he works in every aspect of his life.…
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Luther C. - DC (Doctor of Chiropractic)
Luther and I had a great time chatting on the phone. I had to edit out excessive giggling as we just really enjoyed talking about some of the wonderful benefits and pitfalls of working in medicine. Please check out his website (linked below) and if you enjoy this please feel free to leave a…
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Dan B. - PA-C (Physician Assistant)
I had such a fun time chatting on the phone with Dan about medicine. Total recorded time was 2 hours that I had to edit down to this current episode. His story from childhood to how he became one of the administrators for a surgical group in one of the biggest hospital systems in California is...
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Bonus: Brian W. - Speed Round
I hope you enjoy these bits of the show that don't really fit in. After we were done I just kept recording. He was a good sport and let me geek out. I have always been, and will always continue to be, excited to learn more about our bodies; My curious mind will never quiet. I gained more then a…
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Brian W. - DPT (Doctor of Physical Therapy)
My wonderful friend stopped by from Oregon to help me get this show up and going while visiting his students in Montana at their clincal site rotations. He is a pleasure to all who know him and I appreciate his time, openness, knowledge, and guidance. Thank you Brian. Go Beavs! Physical Therapy...
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George P. - PA-C (Physician Assistant)
Incredibly experienced Medical Professional who has been a Paramedic, Respiratory Tech, and for the last couple of decades (yes, plural...Decades!) has been a PA. Great friend and excellent Practitioner. Thank you George!
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Taniesha M - CST (Surgical Tech)
Taniesha has gone from ER Tech to Surgical Tech and has an unmatched passion for patient care. I appreciated the time she gave us to discuss her daily routine and the interesting and challenging aspects of her profession. Thank you Taniesha!
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George D. - Paramedic
My personal inspiration for getting into medicine. I saw the work/family mix he was able to balance and the multitude of times in which it was clear he helped someone. This was the spark for my journey into medicine and of course he must be my first guest. Thanks Dad.
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