A Doctor's Perspective Podcast

Episode 04: Vacation Relief to the Rescue Dr. Nathan Cashion, DC MS CCSP   Our special guest today is Dr. Nathan Cashion, Doctors of Chiropractic and Masters of Exercise and Sports Science from the University of Western States. He is the co-owner of Latitude Northwest. This is a Locum Tenes Company meaning that practicing doctors...

Episode 04: Vacation Relief to the Rescue

Dr. Nathan Cashion, DC MS CCSP  

Our special guest today is Dr. Nathan Cashion, Doctors of Chiropractic and Masters of Exercise and Sports Science from the University of Western States. He is the co-owner of Latitude Northwest. This is a Locum Tenes Company meaning that practicing doctors can call and get a list of fill in – vacation relief chiropractor doctors in their area so that they can have a doctor still see patients while they are own on vacation.  Right now they are only in Vancouver and Oregon.  Dr. Cashion has noticed that he can make a living doing only locum tenens and that there is a real need for filling work especially when emergency come up for full time practitioners.

Dr. Cashion has a long standing podcast called Exploring Chiropractic.  He discusses issues and topics that pertain to students and even interviewed guests from around the world. Even though the schools are required to meet certain criteria some schools have a tilt to a strong philosophy and others focus more on being primary care physicians

Dr. Nathan’s favorite global non-profit charity organization is World Spine Care and he is the social media coordinator.  World Spine Care was developed by Scott Haldeman DC MD PhD neurologist and it is sustainable evidence based spine care clinics in underserved areas of the world.   We talk about most deadly diseases a lot in our society but the biggest impact of disability in the world is musculoskeletal disorders. The WSC has mission to help these people and they have staff of chiropractors, physical therapists, medical doctors and more.

Visit www.adoctorsperspective.net/04 to find links to things mentioned, the Travel Tip and the interview transcription.

Schedule your vacation because time off allows you to become more productive

E Myth Phyisician

CRISP Manuel Low Back and Cervical ; clinical reasoning in spine pain  Dr. Donald Murphy

Keep love alive, he and his wife do activities outdoor like hike and snow shoe

Calm app for 10 minutes of guided meditation  

PhysiApp doctor are able to gather exercises and movements and email to the patient for free

If you aren’t reading 5 hours a week then you aren’t staying current

You can contact him at Nathan.Cashion

Episode 03: What the Foot Do You Know Dr Dennis Timko DPM Podiatrist   Dr. Dennis Timko Podiatrist takes a more conservative approach to his treatment and has a passion for diabetic injuries, neuropathy foot pains, pediatric feet issues, and will soon be double board certified.  He has three years of surgical training and has...

Episode 03: What the Foot Do You Know

Dr Dennis Timko DPM Podiatrist

 

Dr. Dennis Timko Podiatrist takes a more conservative approach to his treatment and has a passion for diabetic injuries, neuropathy foot pains, pediatric feet issues, and will soon be double board certified.  He has three years of surgical training and has special certification in wound care.  He is currently learning more about herbal medicines and vitamin therapies and would like to offer a more complete approach to his patient’s needs.   Dr. Timko’s story for becoming a podiatrist is the kind that makes doctors special.  He was a runner and witnessed plenty of ankle and foot injuries and shadowed podiatrists for a few summers and that is when he realized, this should be my career.  I didn’t know this but the school he went to was an Osteopathic school in Iowa. First two years they all shared the same classes and then they switched to their specialties in year three.

Dr. Timko has a podiatrist podcast called WTF – What the Foot, is an aspiring Videographer, wordpress enthusiast, father, baseball addict and another surprise half way through the episode. He gives advice on tips and options to start up a new podiatry office, location, social media marketing and he says to just “ask the patient” for a referral. He also explains MACRA for Medicare reimbursement and the outlook of his profession in the next 5 years.

Key to his success, I don’t want my patient to leave the office until they can explain back to me what the problem is

Learn how to run your own clinic wordpress site.

Visit www.adoctorsperspective.net/03 to find links to things mentioned, the Travel Tip and the interview transcription.

Things Mentioned in the episode:

Electronic records:  Dr Chrono integrates with speech to text for electronic notes and it works on Apple devices www.drchrono.com

Leo Laporte     The Tech Guy

Prospect 361 on facebook baseball group facebook.com/groups/prospect361  

Tim McCloud  Rick Wilson podcast: baseball chatter  

Meet the master Podiatric Success podcast    

Spotify app

Gymaholic App: Punch in chest and shoulder exercises, length of work out and it generates random exercises on your phone

Score app:  Sport scores and notifies you when your player is up to bat  www.thescore.com

Lynda.com marketing, seo, videography, some software and building a website tutorials

Episode 2 Dr. Courtney Pitre Small Town Pharmacist Big Time Growth In the second episode I have the privilege to interview Courtney Pitre, Doctor of Pharmacy.  She went to the University of Louisiana at Lafayette for her biology major and chemistry minor before moving near the Smokey Mountains of Tennessee for pharmacy school. She discusses...

Episode 2 Dr. Courtney Pitre

Small Town Pharmacist Big Time Growth

In the second episode I have the privilege to interview Courtney Pitre, Doctor of Pharmacy.  She went to the University of Louisiana at Lafayette for her biology major and chemistry minor before moving near the Smokey Mountains of Tennessee for pharmacy school.

She discusses her struggle to purchase a clinic or a store in a small town of 1500 people. Then explains how she has doubled her business in every aspect in less than two years.  Her tips for hiring staff are finding the right character, personal service, mature, trust worthy, trainable and local people.  She emphasized the local part because of the relationships they have in the community since she was considered an outsider even though she grew up 25 minutes away.

She collects antique pharmacy objects and even has a story about a first mass produced bottle of insulin dating back to the 20s or 30s.  Listen to see how she manages to take at least one European vacation per year and how kayaking in the Gulf of Mexico (she lives in South Louisiana) has led to not only catching dozens of crabs but her own style of meditation.

Staff should be local, honest and focus on personal service

Dr.Courtney Pitre is not without surprises.  For the past 10 years she has produced her own Bluegrass radio show, Bluegrass Highway.  Click that link and you will be brought to KRVS to take a listen.   Bluegrass  Highway 

She met a lifetime inspiration to her, Dolly Parton, and she discusses why she is so influential.  Dolly gave a commencement address and it was so amazing that she turned it into a book called Dream More.

Dr. Courtney also discovered Meg Jay’s book  Defining Decade – Why your 20s Matter, a scientific approach to our development in our twenties, one day while watching TED talks.

Visit www.adoctorsperspective.net/02 to find links to things mentioned, the Travel Tip and the interview transcription.

Mint, Experian Credit Tracker (identity theft and credit score monitoring) and Kayak are her favorite Apps.

Facebook

honest pricing and discuss the options with patients so they get the meds they need

live frugal and pay off debt and save money #behindthecurtain

Episode 01: Dr. Johnathan Ledet MD, Dermatologist Anticipating Your Patients Questions My guest today is a board certified, fellowship trained Dermatologist.  He attended the University of Louisiana at Lafayette and double majored in Chemistry and Microbiology.  Continued his education at Louisiana State University in Shreveport for Medical School and then did his residency at University...

Episode 01: Dr. Johnathan Ledet MD, Dermatologist

Anticipating Your Patients Questions

My guest today is a board certified, fellowship trained Dermatologist.  He attended the University of Louisiana at Lafayette and double majored in Chemistry and Microbiology.  Continued his education at Louisiana State University in Shreveport for Medical School and then did his residency at University of Alabama in Birmingham.  Dr. Ledet also did a year of research on clinical drug trials of psoriasis and foot fungus.  His Fellowship training was Micrographic Surgery and Dermatologic Oncology in Cincinnati Ohio.  Dr. John is highly skilled at MOHS surgery. 

Listen to the show for his recommendation on affordable and quality face cream...or is it lotion?  One of the keys to success is to know your audience and the people you are serving.  A farming community vs tech community will require you  to change how you communicate to the patients.  He also gives a great tip on how to install a low cost call system to alert staff that you need help in a room instead of screaming at them through a door. Train your staff with scripts and procedures so that the most common questions patients have are already answered.  Streamline processes and educate your staff on the what and why you want the phone answered a certain way, why you use this suture versus another etc .  He has plenty more to say so listen to the episode. In fact go ahead and subscribe on whatever podcast listening device you love and never miss the next episode.

Visit www.adoctorsperspective.net/01 for the transcript of the interview, links to things mentioned and the Travel Tip.

you have to do what you’re supposed to do, so you can do what you want to do later-Dr. Johnathan Ledet

Tiemann instruments 

Midmark exam chairs

Make your systems in your office about the patient not about what you want -Dr. Johnathan Ledet

Recommends Blue Apron food service

Greek mythology podcast Myths and Legends 

Sport Podcasts ESPN

students take care of the curricula of the curriculum, slow down on the extracurricula