Brian Boehme PT, DPT, discusses the value of personalizing care to patients through assisted maneuvers and listening to their needs. He also shares some experiences learned after co-developing a multi-disciplinary practice.

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Dr. Derek Weaver DO, discusses his path to rural family medicine and how he was able to broaden his scope of practice to include a variety of procedures including vaginal deliveries, cesarean sections, other OB/GYN procedures as well as extensive pediatric care.

He also shares his experience in starting a private practice and how maintaining the priority to put patients first enabled his business to grow and serve his community.

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Cam and Parker discuss their paths to medical school and the experiences they've had so far in the first year of their medical training.

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Josh Rohatinsky, MPA and COO of Utah Valley Hospital (Intermountain Health) explains how health systems can incentivize patient health contrary to the commonly used fee-for-service model.

Josh also shares some fun insights from his unique experiences as a BYU collegiate athlete, a NCAA champion in cross country (2006) and representing the USA in the 2009 Cross Country World Championships.

Resources referenced during the episode:

- Josh Rohatinsky, LinkedIn

- Ed Eyestone, BYU XC Coach

- Forbes Article on Intermountain Health System

- History of Intermountain Health ​

Dr. Ron Thomson DC, shares the value behind chiropractic and other alternative forms of medicine while providing actionable items to improve posture and musculoskeletal health. He also discusses his experience in running a business and parenting a child with special needs.

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Dr. Andrew Garrett MD, MPH, relays his experience from multiple deployments while training and working in disaster medicine. He also shares his perspective on how both policy and personal preparation can proactively assist in disaster response.

Resources referenced during the episode:

- USNS Mercy

- Project HOPE

- Risk of H5N1 (avian flu) infection in humans

Dr. Paola Rossi MD, MSEd, discusses the importance of incorporating nutrition into care plans for patients. She explains her perspective on palliative care and gives actionable items for listeners to incorporate healthier habits into their diet.

Resources referenced during the episode:

- "Believe In You" Training Program, U of Miami

- American College of Lifestyle Medicine Educational Resources

Dr. Steven Ullman PhD, provides insightful anecdotes and sound reasoning as to why people should seek business education in any field. As Dr. Ullman leads the MD-MBA program at the U of Miami, he mainly speaks on the importance of business in the field of medicine.

Dr. Karcher MD, FCAP gives an impressive review on the practice of medical pathology as outlined by his career. He also discusses alarming trends in cancer incidence among young adults, risk factors and preventative measures that one could take to avoid such illnesses.

Dr. Michael Galbraith DO, shares insights from his career as a family-sports medicine physician and provides listeners with actionable items to avoid injury and maintain health. He also gives a comparison between weaknesses and strengths of both US and Canadian health systems as a doctor who has practiced in both countries.

Resources referenced during the episode:

• @drgsportsmed
• ​The American Medical Society of Sports Medicine