In this episode, Dr. Wartman shares the story of his career journey, from neuroscience to social science to internal medicine. What starts as a series of unplanned shifts unfolds into a powerful lesson about embracing change, staying curious, and redefining success. Dr. Wartman also discusses the pros and cons of AI in clinical practice. Tune in to learn how AI could reshape interactions in healthcare and hear how detours can become defining moments and why adaptability might be the most important skill you have.

In this episode, Robert Centor, MD, MACP, explores effective strategies for engaging medical learners. He emphasizes the importance of transparency in thought processes, mutual respect between attendings and learners, and the role of constructive feedback in fostering a new generation of competent healthcare professionals.

In this episode, Barbara Turner, MD, MSEd, MACP, reflects on her experiences as a female leader in a historically male-dominated field. Listen to her candid stories of resilience and camaraderie among women physicians. She also discusses how SGIM can continue to lead the way in addressing healthcare challenges and empowering its members.

In this episode, renowned expert Lee Goldman, MD, MPH, shares how key research in general internal medicine has made a real difference in how we care for patients every day. Hear how his work helped revolutionize the way chest pain is managed and paved the way for the hospitalist role as we know it. If you’ve ever wondered how research moves from the lab to real-life practice, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.

In this thought-provoking episode, Thomas Inui, ScM, MD, FACP, discusses the power of storytelling in leadership to driving meaningful change. Dr. Inui offers several reflections, including insights from his time as a chief resident in a racially segregated hospital.

In this episode, Monica Lypson MD, MHPE, FACP, a leader in the field of medical education, shares her insights on how the principles of generalism—adaptability, broad expertise, and collaboration—are essential for effective leadership. She also reflects on the challenges and critical decisions she faced in leading SGIM through the pandemic, offering lessons on leadership in times of uncertainty.

In this episode, we hear from Harry Selker, an influential leader in academic general internal medicine (GIM) who has played a pivotal role in shaping healthcare delivery and medical research policy. As a former SGIM president, clinician investigator, and trusted advisor to policymakers, our guest shares invaluable insights into the intersection of medicine, policy, and reform. Tune in for a fascinating conversation on the transformative power of GIM leadership in driving meaningful change in healthcare

Join us for an insightful episode featuring Eric Bass, MD, MPH, FACP, a former president and current CEO of the Society of General Internal Medicine. He shares his inspiring leadership journey, highlighting the vital role of general internal medicine in advancing healthcare.