You've spent years in training, but are you ready for one of the most important decisions of your career? In this essential episode of CMDA Student Pulse Podcast, host Bill Reichart sits down with Dr. Linda Wrede Seaman to walk through the critical elements every medical and dental trainee needs to understand before signing their first employment contract. Dr. Seaman brings invaluable expertise in helping physicians navigate the complex world of employment agreements. From non-compete clauses and tail coverage to compensation structures and restrictive covenants, she breaks down the fine print that could impact your practice for years to come.

Dr. Brick Lantz sits down with Dawn Marie Perez, CEO of Stand Up Girl, and Robin Chambers, Vice President of Advocacy for Children at Focus on the Family. Together, they explore the vital role of modern digital technology in reaching young women facing unplanned pregnancies.

Ed Cannon of FEBC shares about the approach Jesus took with Zacchaeus and lessons we can learn in sharing the Good News.

Nicole Hayes shares about the Holy Spirit as we approach Pentecost this weekend.

Dr. Bill Claytor, a dentist, educator, and Executive Director of North Carolina Caring Dental Professionals, joins host Dr. Mike Chupp and co-host Dr. Bill Griffin, CMDA's Senior Vice President, for a conversation on what so many in healthcare quietly wrestle with: the perfectionism, isolation, and burnout that can take root when the drive to serve others becomes something heavier.

Wes Ehrhart shares about the art of speaking to different generations, especially Gen Z.

Dr. Scot Glasberg, a world-renowned plastic surgeon and past president of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, tackles one of modern medicine's most contentious and ideologically charged debates: the use of hormones and surgery on children and adolescents struggling with gender confusion.

How do you keep your faith fully present in your nursing jobs? How do you keep your patient's needs at the forefront when the lead organization or administration has a different agenda? Dealing with difficult patients is a specialty of yours. What advice do you have for nursing students when it comes to dealing with a difficult patient - whether they are merely stubborn or flat out belligerent/violent? What are three most important pieces of advice you would like to give nursing students who are about to enter the field?

Mike Chupp, MD shares about God’s Live-long & Prosper Design for our lives in recognition of our bodies being the temple of the Holy Spirit.

Pastor Scott Watson shares about the love of God for us and how we are to bend that love towards others to show them how much God loves us all.