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Texas Medical Association's Immediate Past President Jayesh “Jay” Shah, MD, visits with Texas physicians about their journey into medicine, challenges they have confronted, and how they deal with moral injury (burnout) when it occurs. Listen to Dr. Jay Shah’s new podcast and the many voices of Texas medicine.
Brentannear hosts Let Doctors Be Doctors With Jay Shah, MD, a health show with 28 episodes published.
After completing medical school and residency, Vivek Rao, MD, did something he thought he’d never do – he returned to his hometown of Odessa, to start his own medical practice. “As I got older, I realized how much the co
After completing medical school and residency, Vivek Rao, MD, did something he thought he’d never do – he returned to his hometown of Odessa, to start his own medical practice. “As I got older, I realized how much the co
Bernard Harris Jr., MD,’s professional journey took an unconventional turn. After becoming a physician, he set his eyes on the skies to pursue his childhood dream of being an astronaut. On a spacewalk during a 1995 missi
For Myphuong Theresa Phan, MD, the journey to medical school was a testament to perseverance. The Houston family and sports medicine physician said it took her six attempts to get accepted into medical school, but she ne
Bradford Holland, MD, installed as the Texas Medical Association’s new president in April 2026, is focused on ensuring physicians are prominently involved in finding solutions to Texans’ health care needs. “The public ex
Bradford Holland, MD, was installed as the 161st president of the Texas Medical Association (TMA) in April 2026. The Waco otolaryngologist grew up in Colorado but made Texas home after relocating for medical school. Dr.
Rodney Young, MD, a family physician in Amarillo and TMA’s Board of Trustees member likes to wear many hats: He cares for patients, teaches aspiring doctors at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Medic
Over decades of service to public health, David Lakey, MD, has seen everything from the Ebola outbreak in Dallas to natural disasters like Hurricane Ike. In a new episode of the Let Doctors Be Doctors podcast, Dr. Lakey
For more than a decade, Robert Rogers, MD, an allergist in Fort Worth, has been volunteering as a reading tutor for children. It all started when he joined a mentoring program 15 years ago and found many fifth graders we
Amanda Mohammed-Strait, MD, still remembers the boy with no shoes walking to get medicine for his mother, a vision that changed her life’s path. Traveling with her family as a youth and volunteering in other parts of the
Grace Farris, MD, is an internist and hospitalist physician in Austin. When she is not seeing patients, she is an artist, trying to portray complex topics like informed consent, the life of a medical student, and motherh
Fifty years ago, internist Jayaram Naidu, MD, left his homeland of India to cross the globe in search of opportunity. He eventually arrived in Odessa, Texas to start his medical practice. Would the community welcome the
For Nayeli Fuentes, MD, a family medicine resident in Tyler, Texas, the path to becoming a physician was a tough one. Her father worked three or four jobs so her family could make ends meet. They depended on the local fo
In a new episode of the Let Doctors Be Doctors podcast, McAllen internist Lenore DePagter, DO, shares a deeply personal story about her son who was diagnosed with autism and his journey to graduate high school. Dr. DePag
Fort Worth obstetrician-gynecologist Shanna Combs, MD, a chose a unique career before becoming a physician: She started as a professional ballet dancer after earning an undergraduate degree in the art. “When I was gettin
In a new episode of the Let Doctors be Doctors podcast, Roxanne Tyroch, MD, member, TMA Independent Physician Practice committee describes her journey from caring for patients in a hospital to academic medicine to privat
Eddie Patton Jr., MD, a neurologist in Houston, spent a lot of time after work typing notes from his patient’’ visits, especially when the cases were complex. He is now using artificial intelligence (AI) to help speed up
In a new episode of the Let Doctors Be Doctors Podcast, TMA President Jayesh “Jay” Shah, MD, speaks with Amy Townsend, MD, a Bridge City family physician. Dr. Townsend recalls her experience working in an administrative
Dealing with prior authorization delays is a struggle for many patients and physicians says Elisabeth Potter, MD, who specializes in breast reconstruction and plastic surgery. She has shared her frustrations with media a
Kimberly Monday, MD, a Houston neurologist and chair of TMA’s Board of Trustees, has important advice for physicians – reach out for help if you are struggling with a mental health challenge. “You would not tell a patien
Bradford Holland
Texas Medical Association
1 appearance on this show
David Lakey
Texas Department of State Health Services
1 appearance on this show
Amanda Mohammed-Strait
Oak Street Health
1 appearance on this show
Jayesh Shah
TMA
1 appearance on this show
Jayesh Shah, MD
Texas Medical Association
1 appearance on this show
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Let Doctors Be Doctors With Jay Shah, MD is hosted by Brentannear. The show is categorised under health (fitness) and has published 28 episodes.
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