Dr. Doctor

Send us Fan MailNew Episode Alert: Dr. Doctor PodcastIn this deeply personal episode, our host opens up about their real-life experience with Imposter Syndrome — the self-doubt, the pressure to “have it all together,” and the silent battle many professionals face behind the scenes.If you’ve ever questioned your worth, felt like you didn’t belong, or struggled to own your achievements, this conversation is for you. Reference linkshttps://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7174434/Amygdala Hijack: When Emotion Takes Overhttps://www.healthline.com/health/stress/amygdala-hijackImposter syndrome referencehttps://www.apa.org/monitor/2021/06/cover-impostor-phenomenonTune in for an honest, relatable, and empowering discussion that reminds us we’re not alone in the journey.#DrDoctorPodcast #ImposterSyndrome #MentalHealthMatters #SelfGrowth #PodcastEpisode #AuthenticConversations #HealingJourney #MindsetShift #ProfessionalGrowth #YouAreEnoughSupport the showStay connected with us—follow @Dr. Doctor Podcast on LinkedIn, Instagram, X, and TikTok!

Send us Fan MailMay is Brain Cancer Awareness Month — a time to raise awareness, support patients and families, and encourage important conversations about brain health and research. In this 5th episode of the Dr. Doctor Podcast, we shine a light on the realities of brain cancer, the challenges many face, and the importance of education, advocacy, and hope. Join us for an insightful and meaningful discussion dedicated to spreading awareness and inspiring support for those affected by brain cancer.Follow the Dr. Doctor Podcast and download this episode to stay informed, inspired, and connected to conversations that matter.Support the showStay connected with us—follow @Dr. Doctor Podcast on LinkedIn, Instagram, X, and TikTok!

Send us Fan MailThe Backbone of Clinical Research: Understanding the Role of the Study CoordinatorIn this episode of Dr. Doctor, Jovanna Schlossenberg breaks down one of the most critical, yet often overlooked roles in clinical research: the Study Coordinator, also known as the Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC).While the Principal Investigator leads the study, it’s the coordinator who drives the day-to-day operations, managing up to 80% of the trial. From patient recruitment and screening to scheduling visits, performing clinical tasks, managing data, and maintaining strict regulatory compliance, CRCs serve as the central hub connecting patients, physicians, sponsors, and research teams.Jovanna walks through:* What a Study Coordinator actually does* Why they are essential to trial success* How they act as patient, study, and regulatory advocates* The skills and backgrounds that make someone a strong CRC* How technology, including tools like ClinMatchGO, is transforming patient matching and recruitment* Whether you're a nurse, medical assistant, aspiring coordinator, or simply curious about how clinical trials really operate, this episode offers a clear and practical look into the role that truly holds research together.Support the showStay connected with us—follow @Dr. Doctor Podcast on LinkedIn, Instagram, X, and TikTok!

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of Dr. Doctor: The Podcast, Jovanna Schlossenberg introduces the Physician Partnership Program—designed to train physicians to become Principal Investigators in clinical research.Through a hybrid model of online learning and hands-on site experience, physicians gain exposure to clinical trial visits, regulations, and key documents like the FDA Form 1572. Participants are then connected directly to active trials, creating a clear path into research.With only about 36,000 of 860,000 practicing physicians currently involved in clinical research, this program aims to close that gap and expand physician participation.Learn more at physicianpartnershipprogram.com#healthcareinsights #medicaladvice #medicaleducation #medicalcareers #medicalmentorshipThis is good for medical school prep, becoming a doctor, doctor career advice, physician interview tips and medical specialty guide.Support the showStay connected with us—follow @Dr. Doctor Podcast on LinkedIn, Instagram, X, and TikTok!

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of Dr. Doctor, we dive into one of the most overlooked challenges in healthcare and clinical research — access.Only 3% of physicians participate in clinical research, leaving 97% disconnected from trials. At the same time, less than 5% of eligible patients ever enroll in a clinical study. These aren’t isolated statistics — they are directly connected.When physicians aren’t engaged in research, patients never hear about opportunities that could change or even save their lives.We break down what’s really driving these numbers, why patient enrollment continues to lag, and how physician awareness and access play a critical role in closing the gap.This conversation isn’t just about research — it’s about access, equity, and the future of healthcare delivery.If we want better outcomes, we have to build better systems.Tune in as we connect the dots between physicians, patients, and clinical trials — and discuss what it will take to move the industry forward.Support the showStay connected with us—follow @Dr. Doctor Podcast on LinkedIn, Instagram, X, and TikTok!

Send us Fan MailThis podcast will be about the future of medicine and their questions. I want to provide the future doctors, a platform to connect with current doctors. Ask them questions in an open and welcome environment.And have a place to reference when things get weird. This podcast is dedicated to anyone whoever wanted to be a doctor, is thinking about becoming a doctor, already is a doctor or is thinking about what?It's like to be a doctor. Welcome to "Dr. Doctor"Support the showStay connected with us—follow @Dr. Doctor Podcast on LinkedIn, Instagram, X, and TikTok!