In this episode of The Doctors Lounge Podcast by Business for Doctors, we sit down with Kerrie Carrucci, Brisbane-based stylist, speaker, and former civil engineer, to explore the powerful connection between style, confidence, and authenticity.

Kerrie shares her journey from engineering to fashion, and how her passion for helping people feel like the best version of themselves has shaped her career. We dive into the psychology of style, why dressing authentically boosts confidence, and how clothing choices can impact everything from boardroom presence to everyday wellbeing.

From wardrobe consultations and personal shopping to understanding colour psychology and lifestyle-driven styling, Kerrie explains how doctors and professionals alike can use fashion as a tool to project confidence and live more authentically.

Whether you’re stepping into a leadership role, managing imposter syndrome, or simply wanting to align your personal style with who you truly are, this conversation offers fresh insights and practical inspiration.

In this episode of The Doctors Lounge Podcast by Business for Doctors, we’re joined by Paul Jarvis of BFD Finance to unpack one of the biggest milestones many doctors face - buying their first home.

Paul shares the common questions he hears from first-time buyers, the mistakes to avoid, and how to prepare financially before you even start looking at properties. From understanding borrowing capacity and deposit requirements to navigating lenders’ mortgage insurance, parental gifts, and the “Bank of Mum and Dad,” this conversation is full of practical strategies tailored to medical professionals.

We also dive into how rising interest rates and lending buffers are affecting borrowing power, and why doctors have unique advantages when it comes to loan structures and deposit waivers.

Whether you’re still in hospital training, starting out as a GP, or planning the next stage of your financial journey, this episode will help you approach the property market with confidence.

In this episode, we’re joined by Julian Muldoon of 1Group Property Advisory, a specialist in helping doctors and practice owners navigate one of the biggest business decisions they’ll ever face - choosing the right location and property strategy for their private practice.

Julian explains the key considerations when deciding whether to buy or lease, from competitor analysis and demographic research to council regulations, parking, and permitted use requirements. He highlights the risks of rushing into a property purchase, the advantages of strategic leasing, and why due diligence is critical before signing contracts or bidding at auction.

We also explore how the healthcare property landscape has changed, with larger practices requiring more space, higher fit-out costs, and longer leases—making every decision more complex and higher stakes. Julian shares insights into national trends, site selection challenges, and how practices can secure locations that support both growth and long-term financial security.

Whether you’re starting a clinic, expanding into a new site, or weighing up buy vs lease, Julian’s advice will help you make smarter property decisions for the future of your practice.

In this episode, we’re joined by Young Han from RSM Australia, an accountant with over 15 years’ experience - specialising in finance for medical professionals.

Young shares how her work goes beyond compliance and tax returns, offering holistic financial strategies tailored to doctors, GPs, and specialists throughout their careers - from fresh graduates stepping into contracting, to established professionals preparing for retirement.

We explore the unique financial challenges facing the medical profession: heavy student debt, delayed income compared to peers, the high stress of clinical work, and limited time to build wealth. Young explains how structures like companies vs sole trading impact doctors’ futures, and why understanding MBS billing is critical not only for compliance, but also for delivering quality patient care while being properly rewarded.

As a contributor to the book Business Tips for Health Professionals, Young shares insights from her chapter on the benefits of company ownership and why financial literacy is essential for every medical professional. With lessons drawn from real client journeys, COVID-era pressures, and evolving tax and payroll laws, this conversation highlights why specialist advice matters in the medical industry.

Whether you’re just starting out or planning the next stage of your career, Young’s perspective will help you think strategically about your finances and your future.

In this episode, we sit down with Dr Newton Campbell, consultant to NASA and co-founder of AROSE, to explore the surprising links between space exploration and the medical industry.

Dr Campbell shares how Australia’s mining technologies are helping shape lunar and Martian missions, and how NASA’s innovations have spun off into life-saving medical advancements—from imaging algorithms now used in MRIs and CT scans, to cardiovascular devices inspired by rocket fuel pumps, and even lighting systems that reduce chemotherapy side effects.

We dive into the challenges of radiation in space, the future of DNA sequencing beyond Earth, and why Australia’s role in projects like the Square Kilometre Array telescope and Artemis missions positions it at the forefront of both astronomy and medicine.

This conversation reveals how the drive to explore space continues to fuel breakthroughs that transform healthcare here on Earth.

In this episode of The Doctors Lounge Podcast by Business for Doctors, we sit down with Dr Georgia Page and Dr Sam Pethen, partners at Your Family Doctors on the Central Coast, to hear their story of transitioning from doctors to practice owners.

They share the challenges of finding the right site, purchasing and growing an established clinic, and the steep learning curve of managing finances, HR, and systems without formal business training. From rebranding and differentiating themselves in a competitive area, to building a boutique-style general practice focused on continuity of care, Dr Page and Dr Pethen open up about the lessons they’ve learned along the way.

We also dive into their community involvement, creative use of social media, and how staying true to their values has helped them maintain a loyal patient base while expanding their team.

This episode is packed with honest insights for doctors considering ownership and practical advice on balancing medicine, business, and community.

What happens when a medical practice builds community impact into its foundation from day one? In this episode, we speak with a doctor who didn’t wait for funding or permission to act — launching an outreach program for women experiencing homelessness and domestic violence just six months after opening their clinic.

We explore the importance of early intervention, the ripple effect on emergency departments, and why providing meaningful care outside of the clinic can actually save the system money. Plus, we unpack the tension many doctors feel when it comes to charging for services — and why valuing your time is essential for sustainable care.

A must-listen for anyone blending business with purpose in medicine.

In this episode, we sit down with Dr Melanie Tan and Ben Elbaum from Rankin & Co to unpack the legal risks evolving in modern medicine - especially in fast-growing areas like telehealth.

From blurred lines in digital consultations to emerging medico-legal issues, they discuss how rapidly healthcare is changing and why doctors need more than just legal advice - they need translation between two complex worlds. With a doctor-lawyer duo at the helm, Rankin & Co offers a unique bridge between clinical practice and commercial law.

Whether you’re navigating contracts, risk mitigation, or patient complaints, this episode explores why context matters — and how to protect yourself while providing care.

Straight from the 2GB studio seat to the floor of the BFD Sydney Conference, legendary financial educator Noel Whittaker joins Justin Owen for a punchy and powerful conversation on money, mindset, and making smart decisions.

From the timeless success of his best-selling book Making Money Made Simple to practical advice for doctors and business owners, Noel shares his proven approach to building long-term wealth—starting with what you’ve got today. This session covers:

1. Why fund managers might be your smartest investing partner

2. The difference between income and wealth (and why what you keep matters most)

3. Tax tips, asset protection, and choosing the right ownership structure

4. Superannuation and compound growth in plain English

5. How small consistent actions—not big wins—build real success

Plus, get a walkthrough of Noel’s free downloadable Action Plan—your roadmap for setting goals, reviewing your current finances, and designing a strategy that actually works.

This isn’t financial fluff—it’s clear, practical wisdom from one of Australia’s most trusted voices in money. Whether you’re a doctor, business owner, or just someone trying to get ahead, this conversation will leave you inspired to take action.

Dr Mary Lumsden shares her deep passion for women’s health and the realities of providing care in Tasmania — from pregnancy trends and seasonal patterns to the impact of public awareness on reproductive choices.

In this conversation, Mary reflects on what drives her work, the moments that shape patient care, and how increased access to information can empower women to make informed decisions. A thoughtful and powerful discussion for any doctor interested in women’s health, community care, and the difference awareness can make.