Aug 27, 20261 hourS1
Both of them swore they would never do OB/GYN. Both of them ended up spending their careers caring for pregnant patients and their babies. In this episode of The Fetal Frontline , recorded in honor of Women in Medicine...
About this Podcast:
The Fetal Frontline is the official podcast of the Fetal Therapy Nurse Network (FTNN) — a community of more than 400 nurses across the United States and Canada who care for families navigating prenatal diagnosis, fetal therapy, and high-risk pregnancy. Hosted by Kris Rimbos and produced for the network, the show features candid conversations with the founders, pioneers, and frontline coordinators who built — and continue to build — fetal therapy nursing as a specialty. From origin stories and clinical reflections to the emotional realities of caring for two patients at once, each episode offers an unfiltered look at one of medicine's most demanding and least-discussed corners. New episodes roughly once a month. Subscribe wherever you listen.
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What is The Fetal Frontline about?
The Fetal Frontline is the official podcast of the Fetal Therapy Nurse Network (FTNN), a community of more than 400 nurses across the United States and Canada who care for families navigating prenatal diagnosis, fetal therapy, and high-risk pregnancy.
What has The Fetal Frontline covered recently?
Recent episodes include "Ep 6: Women In Medicine: Breaking Barriers, Changing Medicine" (27 August 2026, 60 minutes), "EP5: The Weight We Carry: Secondary Traumatic Stress in Fetal Care" (29 July 2026, 46 minutes), and "Ep4: Before Birth: A Conversation with the Father of Fetal Surgery" (26 June 2026, 35 minutes).
How often does The Fetal Frontline publish?
The Fetal Frontline publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 38 minutes across 6 episodes.
How hard is it to get booked on The Fetal Frontline?
Booking probability for The Fetal Frontline is 27%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Fetal Frontline requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Fetal Frontline's contact route on record: verified email.
Who should pitch The Fetal Frontline?
The strongest fits for The Fetal Frontline are Hospitals and Health & Wellness Services. The Fetal Frontline has a health audience.
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The Fetal Frontline is a health podcast with 6 episodes published.
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Jul 29, 202646 minS1Ninety-five percent of the time, Jen Anderson says, hers is a happy job — bringing new lives into the world. It's the other five percent that stays. In this episode of The Fetal Frontline , host Kris Rimbos sits down...
Jun 26, 202635 minS1<p >Dr. Michael Harrison didn't set out to invent a field of medicine — he set out to save one baby. In this episode of The Fetal Frontline, host Kris Rimbos sits down with the surgeon widely known as the Father of...
- Jun 26, 202635 minS1
Dr. Michael Harrison didn't set out to invent a field of medicine — he set out to save one baby. In this episode of The Fetal Frontline , host Kris Rimbos sits down with the surgeon widely known as the Father of Fetal...
Jun 5, 202627 minS1<p >Social work is one of fetal care's most vital — and least understood — roles. In this episode of The Fetal Frontline, host Kris Rimbos sits down with Beth Moorhouse, a social worker specializing in fetal and...
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May 4, 202627 minS1<p >Fetal care nursing is one of medicine's most specialized — and least visible — roles. In this episode of The Fetal Frontline, host Kris Rimbos sits down with Melissa Dorn, a fetal care nurse with more than two...
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EP1: The History of FTNN
Apr 24, 202639 minS1<p >In 2015, one nurse saw a gap no one else was filling — and decided to do something about it. Ten years later, the Fetal Therapy Nurse Network has grown from 25 founding members to nearly 440 across the United States...
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