In this special episode, we speak with Dr. Kim Shoenbill, Assistant Professor in the Department of Family Medicine and Director of the UNC Tobacco Treatment Program, about the importance of lung cancer screening for our patients and within our own communities.  November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month and November 11th is Lung Cancer Screening Day.

In this episode, Dr. Robert Rowe speaks with Dr. Daniel Carnegie, MD, MBA, MPH, a current preventive medicine resident who left his first residency program to pursue a career on the business side of healthcare. Daniel talks about life as a medical consultant, lessons learned from the profession that he uses in his current program, what led him to return to residency, his green thumb, and more. He will also be joining the podcast as a host!

In this episode, Dr. Robert Rowe continues his conversation with Dr. Anne Berry, a family medicine physician with 10 years of experience who returned to residency to pursue preventive medicine. Anne speaks about giving and receiving support from her partner, also a physician, advice to current residents, and where she’s going from here. The episode ends with an update on Anne’s Career since the recording of the podcast.

In this episode, Dr. Robert Rowe speaks with Dr. Anne Berry, a family medicine physician with 10 years of experience who returned to residency to pursue preventive medicine. Anne speaks on family life during residency, practicing in Tanzania, and what she learned from her first residency that she uses this time around.

In this episode, Dr. Robert Rowe continues his conversation with Associate Director for UNC’s Taking Care of Our Own Program, Dr. Bill Scheidler, who talks about his medical journey and the unique service providing all physicians and house staff at the UNC Medical Center the opportunity to benefit from convenient and confidential expertise in wellness and mental health.

Find out more about UNC Health's Taking Care of Our Own Program

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In this episode, Dr. Robert Rowe speaks with Dr. Bill Scheidler, Assistant professor of psychiatry and Associate Director for UNC’s Taking Care of Our Own Program. Dr. Scheidler talks about his medical journey and the unique service providing all physicians and house staff at the UNC Medical Center the opportunity to benefit from convenient and confidential expertise in wellness and mental health.

Find out more about UNC Health's ⁠Taking Care of Our Own Program⁠

Find our more about the Mayo Clinic's ⁠Wellbeing Index⁠ mentioned in this episode

In this episode, Dr. Robert Rowe had the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Christina Shenvi, MD, PhD, MBA. An emergency medicine physician, educator, blogger, podcaster, wife, and mother, Dr. Shenvi provides tips for how to rethink time and task management during residency and beyond.

In this episode, Dr. Robert Rowe continues the conversation with pathology resident, Dr. Kaysie Miller, DO who discusses long commutes to work, exercise, her journey as an Olympic level athlete, and how giving yourself grace can help in the gym and in your medical career.

In this episode, Dr. Robert Rowe had the pleasure of having Dr. Kaysie Miller, DO as our guest. At the time of recording, Dr. Miller is a pathology resident at UNC and has recently rekindled her career as an elite level competitive weightlifter. She talks about exercise, her journey as an athlete, and how giving yourself grace can help in the gym and in your medical career.

In this episode, Dr. Robert Rowe had the pleasure of having Liz Watt RD, LDN, who at the time of recording, was a clinical dietician with the UNC Wellness Centers, and has recently transitioned to working with the Transitioning Health and Resilience in Veterans (THRIVE) program. We discuss nutritional tips for maintaining a healthy, well-balanced diet when time and energy is limited and Liz answers specific questions from UNC residents.

UNC Wellness Centers - https://uncwellness.com/

THRIVE Program - https://tbicenter.unc.edu/