Tarrant County Medical Minute

S3 E4: In this episode of the Tarrant County Medical Minute, Dr. Ann Ranelle and Project Access Director Kathryn Keaton take us on a fascinating journey of changes in medical practices, exploring the enduring impact of charitable care and the importance of investing in the next generation of physicians and clinical researchers. Discover how the past continues to shape the future of healthcare in our community.

In this episode of the Tarrant County Medical Minute, Dr. Selod, Dr. Reddy, and Dr. Al Mutar discuss bringing innovative cancer care and research closer to home. Tune in to hear about the exciting work happening at Start Research and The Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders.

In this episode of the Tarrant County Medical Minute, Dr. David Capper describes his passion and the history of charitable care in Tarrant County. Truly an inspiring look into how physicians give back to those most in need throughout our community.

Along with explaining how she got into Psychiatry, Dr. Hurd talks about the importance of mental health, the differences between "Psychology" and "Psychiatry", and the importance of membership in the Tarrant County Medical Society. Tune in for a great conversation!

Along with explaining how she got into Psychiatry, Dr. Hurd talks about the importance of mental health, the differences between "Psychology" and "Psychiatry", and the importance of membership in the Tarrant County Medical Society. Tune in for a great conversation!

Is it possible to run a primary care private practice clinic in today's healthcare environment? In today's episode of the Tarrant County Medical Minute, Dr. Greg Phillips provides some valuable insight to the challenges in today's healthcare arena as he continues to run a successful primary care clinic in a private practice setting. Tune in to some words of wisdom from one of Tarrant County Medical Society's legends as he discusses real world problems that face primary care physicians today.

We met with four local medical students to discuss the process for applying for additional rotations and residency programs.  They go into great detail about the process and about the things they learned on their journey.  This podcast has some great insight for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd year medical students.  Learn from the experts themselves.

Get ready for a compelling conversation! This episode brings together three distinguished doctors—Dr. Selod (PM&R), Dr. Fisher-Wikoff (Family Medicine), and Dr. Dossa (General Surgery)—to discuss the evolving world of medicine. They'll dive into their unique experiences, exploring everything from the rise of telehealth and AI's impact to the crucial role of physician advocacy and active involvement in healthcare initiatives, and more. Don't miss this insightful look at the future of patient care.

Join us for a knowledge-filled episode with Dr. Murthy, the Assistant Medical Director and Deputy Local Health Authority at Tarrant County Public Health. In this vital discussion, Dr. Murthy offers a comprehensive look at the history of vaccinations and addresses the current measles situation in Texas, including recent developments in the 2025 outbreak. This episode also highlights crucial public health resources available through Tarrant County Public Health for both child and adult immunizations. Tune in to understand the vital importance of vaccines and how they safeguard our communities here in Fort Worth and across Texas.

In this insightful episode, host Brian Swift, CEO/EVP of the Tarrant County Medical Society, interviews Dr. Jeff Jarvis, Chief Medical Officer and System Medical Director for MedStar, who will soon assume the role of Fort Worth EMS Medical Director on July 1, 2025. Dr. Jarvis shares his personal journey into emergency medicine. We discuss the vital role of advocacy, including TCMS's involvement in maintaining an independent medical director role and ensuring consistent care. Dr. Jarvis outlines how EMS evolves through innovation, technology like data and telemedicine, and stronger collaboration with hospitals, primary care, and public health. He also touches on anticipated challenges and how they'll be addressed. Tune in for a crucial conversation about emergency medical services in Fort Worth!