In this conversation, Dr. Rebbecca Hertel and her oldest daughter Lexi Seifert, a third-year medical student, explore the journey through medical school, the principles of osteopathic medicine, and the importance of a founder's mindset in the medical field. They discuss the challenges faced by medical students, the transition from theoretical learning to clinical practice, and the need for physicians to understand the business side of medicine to ensure autonomy and impact in their careers.

Takeaways

• Finding supportive peers is crucial in medical school.
• The transition from college to medical school is challenging.
• Osteopathic medicine emphasizes holistic care and the body's interconnectedness.
• Medical education needs to prepare students for real patient interactions.
• Physicians should be trained to be innovators, not just employees.
• Understanding the business of medicine is essential for autonomy.
• Burnout is a significant issue for new medical students.
• Empowered clinicians are vital for the future of medicine.
• Osteopathic principles are increasingly relevant in today's healthcare.
• A founder's mindset can lead to a more fulfilling medical career.

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