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Episode 35: THE PHYSICIAN +20 Years MA in Philosophy
Dr. Brian Tullius graduated from Franciscan University of Steubenville in 2003 with a BA double major in in philosophy and biology, and then completed an
MA in philosophy.
He earned an MD from University of Nebraska College of
Medicine in 2008 and did a pediatric internship at Naval Medical Center San Diego, but then was selected as a flight surgeon. He got his wings in Pensacola and then went to the fleet as a flight doctor for 5 years. He returned to civilian pediatric residency and graduated in 2017.
He then went to pediatric hematology oncology fellowship at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, graduating in 2020. The following year he finished a pediatric bone marrow transplant and cellular therapy fellowship.
Since then he has been research medical director for pediatric cellular therapies at AdventHealth for Children in Orlando, Florida.
0:00 Introduction
1:58 Present Medical Work
4:10 Phenomenology of Cells
7:17 Semester in Austria
9:34 Flight Surgeon
11:35 Working with Sick Children
13:55 Philosophers Who Become Physicians
16:35 Admiral Stockdale
19:25 Ethics Boards
21:00 How to Get More Humanist-MDs
22:36 Self-Care
25:19 Advice from Alan Rickman
Hosted by Christopher Anadale
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By Christopher AnadaleDr. Brian Tullius graduated from Franciscan University of Steubenville in 2003 with a BA double major in in philosophy and biology, and then completed an
MA in philosophy.
He earned an MD from University of Nebraska College of
Medicine in 2008 and did a pediatric internship at Naval Medical Center San Diego, but then was selected as a flight surgeon. He got his wings in Pensacola and then went to the fleet as a flight doctor for 5 years. He returned to civilian pediatric residency and graduated in 2017.
He then went to pediatric hematology oncology fellowship at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, graduating in 2020. The following year he finished a pediatric bone marrow transplant and cellular therapy fellowship.
Since then he has been research medical director for pediatric cellular therapies at AdventHealth for Children in Orlando, Florida.
0:00 Introduction
1:58 Present Medical Work
4:10 Phenomenology of Cells
7:17 Semester in Austria
9:34 Flight Surgeon
11:35 Working with Sick Children
13:55 Philosophers Who Become Physicians
16:35 Admiral Stockdale
19:25 Ethics Boards
21:00 How to Get More Humanist-MDs
22:36 Self-Care
25:19 Advice from Alan Rickman
Hosted by Christopher Anadale
Links: