Episode 13: Working with Peers: Blessing Or Curse? Ft. Dr Shalom
May 30, 202639m0
We had Dr Shalom for the theirs time and we talked about the pros and cons of working with doctors on the same rank. As usual, the good, the bad and the chaotic.
Hosted by Monell · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 13 episodes
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Moving Mad in Medicine is a reflective podcast about life inside medicine. The pressure, the ambition, the burnout, and the questions we’re rarely trained to ask out loud. Hosted by Monell, a doctor navigating the space between purpose and exhaustion, this podcast explores careers, relationships, identity, and meaning in a system that demands everything. Honest conversations for people trying to stay human while practicing medicine.
Monell hosts Moving Mad in Medicine, a society show with 13 episodes published.
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