In this episode of the Underdog Physician Podcast, hosted by Dr. Anish Desai, Barry Nguyen shares his remarkable journey from being a physiotherapist to becoming a leading figure in AI-driven healthcare innovation. Barry discusses his early career, the challenges he faced, and the pivotal moments that drove his transition into entrepreneurship and digital health. As the co-founder and CEO of CliniScribe, and co-founder of HealthAide, Barry delves into how his ventures are revolutionizing the healthcare industry through AI-powered tools and systems. He also touches on his personal life, work schedule, and the philosophies that have guided his career. The conversation highlights the potential of AI to transform various aspects of medicine and offers practical advice for aspiring entrepreneurs.

In this episode of the Underdog Physician Podcast, Dr. Joshua Liu, co-founder and CEO of SeamlessMD, shares his journey from medical school to building a leading digital health platform that serves as a “GPS for patient care.” Inspired by an innovation lab during med school, Dr. Liu partnered with engineers in an incubator to develop SeamlessMD, which helps patients navigate complex health journeys while reducing readmissions, mortality, and healthcare costs. He discusses building a mission-driven team with strong clinical DNA, the challenges of integrating with major EHRs like Epic and Cerner, and the importance of mentorship, adaptability, and resilience in entrepreneurship. Dr. Liu also reflects on the evolving landscape of digital health, his decision to forgo residency, and the critical role of supportive mentors and family in his path.

In this episode of The Underdog Physician Podcast, Allen Cooper, co-founder and CEO of Ancilla Ventures and Ready List, shares his journey from a consulting career at Accenture to building mission-driven health tech solutions. Motivated by a desire for deeper knowledge and meaningful impact, Allen transitioned through various roles before co-founding Ancilla Ventures, which initially focused on healthcare quality metrics and later pivoted to developing ReadyList—a mobile software platform that enhances hospital environmental services by digitizing room turnover and cleaning protocols. He discusses the measurable impact of ReadyList on infection control, operational efficiency, and staff training, while emphasizing servant leadership, team building, and thoughtful bootstrapping. Allen’s core mission is to empower and evolve people, especially under-recognized healthcare workers, by creating tools that enable them to work smarter, not harder.

In this episode of the Underdog Physician Podcast, Dr. Christine Bishara, an expert in internal medicine and nutrition, discusses the significant role of gut health in overall wellness, including its effect on immune responses and weight loss. Christine shares her personal journey from struggling with obesity during her teens to becoming a leading figure in nutritional health, emphasizing the strong connection between the gut and mental health. She also delves into her research on how gut health affected COVID-19 outcomes and offers practical advice for maintaining a healthy gut microbiome through diet, especially for busy medical professionals. Moreover, Christine highlights the emerging research on the gut microbiome's influence on diseases like diabetes and heart disease, advocating for increased awareness and education on gut health among both the public and medical community.

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In this insightful podcast episode, entrepreneur Shlomo Friedman emphasizes the significance of perseverance and mutual support among entrepreneurs. He advocates that instead of viewing each other as competitors, entrepreneurs should see themselves as allies against the conventional norms of business, striving to innovate and change the status quo. Shlomo highlights the value of podcasts as platforms for sharing diverse ideas and fostering connections, encouraging listeners to stay true to their passions and collaborate to drive meaningful change in the industry.

In this episode of the Underdog Physician Podcast, the host welcomes Dr. Resa Lewiss, a multifaceted professional with credentials in emergency medicine, education, and podcasting, among others. She discusses her non-traditional entry into the medical field, beginning with a childhood inspiration from the TV show "Emergency!" After exploring various academic interests and gaining hands-on experience in emergency departments, she ultimately chose emergency medicine due to its dynamic environment.

Resa highlights her passion for combining medicine with creative pursuits, which has influenced her involvement in various projects, including the development and hosting of podcasts such as the Visible Voices and Academic Emergency Medicine Education and Training Podcast. Her recent book, "Micro Skill: Small Action, Big Impact," which focuses on enhancing workplace efficiency and communication, is an Amazon bestseller.

Throughout the conversation, Resa emphasizes the importance of interdisciplinary learning and networking within the medical community. She advocates for a proactive approach in healthcare that includes lifestyle medicine to prevent chronic diseases. Her journey illustrates an inspiring blend of medical practice, academia, and advocacy, emphasizing continuous learning and outreach.

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In this episode of "The Underdog Physician Podcast" Colin Carr, CEO of CARR and an expert in healthcare real estate, discusses how physicians can avoid overpaying for office space, which is typically the second-highest expense in healthcare practices. He emphasizes the importance of professional representation in real estate negotiations to secure favorable terms that can significantly impact patient care quality, staff retention, and practice growth. Carr also shares his commitment to using his extensive network to promote the podcast, providing valuable insights for healthcare providers looking to optimize their operational costs.

Welcome to this episode of the Underdog Physician Podcast, where we delve into the captivating world of healthcare innovation and personal resilience with Dr. Roupen Odabashian. In today's discussion, Roupen, a seasoned podcast host for three renowned shows and an advisor for the healthtech startup Mesh AI, shares his intense journey from medical training during the Syrian war to his pioneering work in telehealth and healthcare startups across North America. He also offers insight into the challenges of healthcare systems in both the US and Canada, and underlines the importance of continuous learning and adaptation in the rapidly evolving field of medicine. Join us as Roupen reveals how his experiences shaped his approach to medicine and innovation, providing valuable lessons for healthcare professionals and entrepreneurs alike.

In this episode of the Underdog Physician Podcast, Dr. Mohita Shrivastava shares her journey into neuroscience and founding Cognito Program LLC. With a deep passion kindled from childhood, Mohita delves into how the brain's complexity drove her to pioneer a program focused on cognitive health, aiming at enhancing cognitive skills and abilities post-COVID. She outlines the blend of digital and manual cognitive training approaches used in her programs and discusses the challenges of introducing new neuroscientific therapies to a global audience. Through her narrative, Mohita emphasizes the importance of neuroplasticity, personalized health plans, and her mission to demystify cognitive health, aiming to impact not just patients with neurological issues but anyone needing cognitive support.

In this episode of the Underdog Physician Podcast, we interview Dr. Avishkar Sabharwal, a hospitalist and host of the Immigrant Doctor Podcast. Avishkar shares his journey from medical school in India to his residency and eventual move to the U.S., where he also pursued a fellowship in geriatrics before entering hospital medicine. Alongside his medical career, Avishkar ventured into real estate investment, seeking more impactful and fruitfully spent time. After exploring various investment avenues and encountering challenges such as poor underwriting and lack of oversight on projects, he shifted focus towards larger institutional investments, learning from mentorships and emphasizing network significance. Throughout, Avishkar emphasizes the power of persistence and the potential of branching into diverse business ventures, regardless of one's professional background.

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