I share this personal and tragic story of not matching into my fellowship of choice and ending up in a place I couldn’t have dreamed of, Johns Hopkins Hospital - the place that was part of my push to become a physician when I was 12 years old. I want my crazy story to provide just one person hope that their devastating situation can completely turn around to a place you never imagined.

Telemedicine has come crashing through full frontal, whether you like it or not - and I mean for patients and providers alike.  Telemedicine is the current way of providing non-urgent care.  In this episode the point of view is from a provider that has jumped in head first, but learned to implement this technology in the outpatient setting fast!  This episode is explored first from the patient management perspective and then from the provider perspective.  If you don't want to listen to all the technical jargon, including billing, then you'll just want to focus on the first half.  If you are a provider interested in all the itty-bitty details, then listen through to the end.

In this episode the field of health coaching is described. You’ll learn why a health coach might be helpful to your goals and why they are the future of health care. Also discussed is the concept of giving yourself grace as you navigate sustainable health behaviors that work for you. Finally, evidence-based analysis (or lack thereof) on saunas and steam rooms — you’ll be shocked!

In this episode I discuss body insecurity, including body dysmorphia, as well as how to squeeze fitness into a busy schedule, and finally I give advice to CrossFitters that want to transition over to different types of workouts.

In this episode I discuss the carnivore diet via Joe Rogan's interview with Mikhalia Peterson, and then give you some tips to stay healthy while traveling, and finally, I'll discuss how to choose the correct weight lifting training split to reach your fitness goals.

In this episode I discuss boosting your motivation for not only working out but also personal life goals followed by information on working out when sick or injured. I finish off with an explanation of organic- and GMO- labeled foods and tips to help you decide if they are right for you.

In this episode I'll discuss the importance of functional training for every person, regardless of fitness level, shed some light on the shady supplement business, and clarify why there are so many varieties of water on the market to help guide your selection.

In this episode I'll discuss physician credibility pertaining to weight loss, personal trainers' credibility with relation to fitness goals, give some tips on finding credible help, and finish off with real life examples of trainers you shouldn't work with.