Ross Tanick

Dave Gordon

(Woops. It appears that after the intro there is about 35 seconds of silence before the interview begins. That’s my bad. Feel free to skip the silent part, you won’t hurt my feelings.). The script has been flipped!  Dr. Dave Gordon interviews me about my medical school experiences and the journey ahead into family medicine residency at Swedish Medical Center in Colorado and beyond!Check out Dr. Gordon at https://4pillarsdenver.com/Enjoy the show.  Subscribe if you haven't already!  Check out past episodes and don't forget to share it with a friend.  Give it a rating and a review!

(Woops. It appears that after the intro there is about 35 seconds of silence before the interview begins. That’s my bad. Feel free to skip the silent part, you won’t hurt my feelings.). The script has been flipped!  Dr. Dave Gordon interviews me about my medical school experiences and the journey ahead into family medicine residency at Swedish Medical Center in Colorado and beyond! Check out Dr. Gordon at <a href="https://4pillarsdenver.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://4pillarsdenver.com/</a> Enjoy the show.  Subscribe if you haven't already!  Check out past episodes and don't forget to share it with a friend.  Give it a rating and a review!

Ross Tanick, DO – interviewed by Dave Gordon, MD

Josh Emdur

Remote

Telehealth, remote primary care, and the future of medicine! This episode with Josh Emdur, DO is a fun and interesting one about telehealth, remote primary care, and the future of medicine!  We get into all sorts of topics from his time as a hospitalist, to him changing up his practice completely and getting out of the hospital and into a role as a remote primary care doctor. He details his ideas on how to make big change in medicine by thinking outside the box, and how his remote primary care practice works.  And you know he's legit because he's a distance runner, and sub-elite marathoner  Check out Dr. Emdur at https://www.steadymd.com/doctor-josh-emdur/ Enjoy the episode!

Telehealth, remote primary care, and the future of medicine! This episode with Josh Emdur, DO is a fun and interesting one about telehealth, remote primary care, and the future of medicine!  We get into all sorts of topics from his time as a hospitalist, to him changing up his practice completely and getting out of the hospital and into a role as a remote primary care doctor. He details his ideas on how to make big change in medicine by thinking outside the box, and how his remote primary care practice works.  And you know he's legit because he's a distance runner, and sub-elite marathoner  Check out Dr. Emdur at <a href="https://www.steadymd.com/doctor-josh-emdur/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.steadymd.com/doctor-josh-emdur/</a> Enjoy the episode!

Josh Emdur, DO – telehealth, remote primary care, and the future of medicine

Direct Primary Care!  Dr. Brie Seefeldt is an awesome guest on the podcast.  She talks about how she got out of the world of corporate medicine to start her own small, independent practice that functions as direct primary care (DPC), circumventing insurance and giving her patients quality time and quality care.  She talks about the details regarding DPC and how it functions.  We hit on other topics such as osteopathy in general, and how she uses OMT.  Funny enough, she trained in family medicine at the very program that I will train at!  Shout out to Swedish Medical Center.  So that's very fun. Check out her website for Direct Osteopathic Primary Care: https://www.mydenverdo.com/ Reach out to her and tell her you heard her on the Primary Care Podcast! Leave a rating and a review!  Thanks!

Direct Primary Care! Dr. Brie Seefeldt is an awesome guest on the podcast.  She talks about how she got out of the world of corporate medicine to start her own small, independent practice that functions as direct primary care (DPC), circumventing insurance and giving her patients quality time and quality care.  She talks about the details regarding DPC and how it functions.  We hit on other topics such as osteopathy in general, and how she uses OMT.  Funny enough, she trained in family medicine at the very program that I will train at!  Shout out to Swedish Medical Center.  So that's very fun. Check out her website for Direct Osteopathic Primary Care: <a href="https://www.mydenverdo.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.mydenverdo.com/</a> Reach out to her and tell her you heard her on the Primary Care Podcast! Leave a rating and a review!  Thanks!

Brieanna Seefeldt, DO – direct primary care, osteopathy, ditching corporate medicine 

Marcia Brauchler

Business of Medicine! Releasing this just after the Match, so I hope everyone is in high spirits with no stress at all in their lives! Today's episode is with Marcia Brauchler, a business consultant for physicians.  She is the owner and founder of Physicians' Ally, a consulting firm that helps physicians negotiate contracts with insurance companies so they can realize their maximum worth and value as providers.  We talk extensively about contract negotiation, coding and billing, and compliance.  Believe me, this is an exciting topic because so little of what she does in her world is taught to physicians anywhere in their training process.  She loves to work with doctors of all kinds to help them not only get reimbursed what they are worth, but in doing so, also deliver better care to their patients.  In 2020, Marcia launched a partnership with the University of Denver to teach her CPC Exam Prep Coding Class.   Hope you enjoy! Link to Marcia's website for her consulting business, Physicians' Ally: www.physicians-ally.com Link to webinar that Marcia has given: https://vimeo.com/220975441/8896b1115c

Business of Medicine! Releasing this just after the Match, so I hope everyone is in high spirits with no stress at all in their lives! Today's episode is with Marcia Brauchler, a business consultant for physicians.  She is the owner and founder of Physicians' Ally, a consulting firm that helps physicians negotiate contracts with insurance companies so they can realize their maximum worth and value as providers.  We talk extensively about contract negotiation, coding and billing, and compliance.  Believe me, this is an exciting topic because so little of what she does in her world is taught to physicians anywhere in their training process.  She loves to work with doctors of all kinds to help them not only get reimbursed what they are worth, but in doing so, also deliver better care to their patients.  In 2020, Marcia launched a partnership with the University of Denver to teach her CPC Exam Prep Coding Class.   Hope you enjoy! Link to Marcia's website for her consulting business, Physicians' Ally: <a href="http://www.physicians-ally.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">www.physicians-ally.com</a> Link to webinar that Marcia has given: <a href="https://vimeo.com/220975441/8896b1115c" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://vimeo.com/220975441/8896b1115c</a>

Marcia Brauchler, MPH – business of medicine, billing, coding, and contract negotiation 

Davis Blanton

Endoscopy and Colonoscopy as a Family Doctor!Dr. Davis Blanton details the world of endoscopy and colonoscopy within the world of the family medicine doctor.  He discusses his passion for teaching at the high school level, and as faculty at a family medicine residency as well.  We then get into how he got trained in endoscopy, how often he performs these procedures, the financial implications of doing GI procedures, what types of procedures he does and doesn't do, and how it benefits his patients by creating continuity of care while screening for, diagnosing, and treating diseases of the GI tract.  Great episode.  Enjoy.

Endoscopy and Colonoscopy as a Family Doctor! Dr. Davis Blanton details the world of endoscopy and colonoscopy within the world of the family medicine doctor.  He discusses his passion for teaching at the high school level, and as faculty at a family medicine residency as well.  We then get into how he got trained in endoscopy, how often he performs these procedures, the financial implications of doing GI procedures, what types of procedures he does and doesn't do, and how it benefits his patients by creating continuity of care while screening for, diagnosing, and treating diseases of the GI tract.  Great episode.  Enjoy.

Davis Blanton, MD – endoscopy and colonoscopy as a family doctor 

Fred Grover

Fred Grover Jr

Integrative medicine time! Psychedelic ayahuasca experiences in Peru, chanting with monks in Tibet, performing sound therapy and ketamine therapy in Colorado, working for Kaiser, being Chief Resident and then faculty for a FM residency program, starting a solo practice, and thoughts about the modern American healthcare system. This is an interesting one!  Dr. Grover is a family medicine trained primary care physician who sees patients in his small private practice in Denver.  He was formerly in the space of more conventional primary care medicine working for Kaiser, and as faculty for FM residents.  Now he runs a highly integrative practice incorporating techniques and practices from all over the globe ranging from sound therapy to ketamine and many more.  He received his MD from University of Louisville School of Medicine, and completed residency in Family Medicine at University of Colorado Family Medicine Program at Rose Hospital where he was chief resident. He is board certified in Anti-aging and Regenerative Medicine, also in Holistic Medicine. He is the recipient of several teaching and professional awards.I hope you enjoy our discussion on this episode!  Rate, review, and follow @PrimaryCarePodcast on instagram!Here are links to his books:Spiritual Genomicshttps://www.amazon.com/Spiritual-Genomics-physicians-discovering-optimizing/dp/1733772200/ref=sr_1_1?qid=1642701310&amp;refinements=p_27%3AFred+L.+Grover+Jr.&amp;s=books&amp;sr=1-1&amp;text=Fred+L.+Grover+Jr.Awakening Gaiahttps://www.amazon.com/Awakening-Gaia-Lemurian-Spiritual-Genomics/dp/1733772227/ref=sr_1_4?crid=3BQQBQPNUPMHL&amp;keywords=awakening+gaia&amp;qid=1642701268&amp;sprefix=awakening+gaia%2Caps%2C176&amp;sr=8-4Here is a link to his practice website and his energy healing website:https://www.revolutionarymd.com/ https://alchemyofresonance.com/

Integrative medicine time! Psychedelic ayahuasca experiences in Peru, chanting with monks in Tibet, performing sound therapy and ketamine therapy in Colorado, working for Kaiser, being Chief Resident and then faculty for a FM residency program, starting a solo practice, and thoughts about the modern American healthcare system. This is an interesting one! Dr. Grover is a family medicine trained primary care physician who sees patients in his small private practice in Denver.  He was formerly in the space of more conventional primary care medicine working for Kaiser, and as faculty for FM residents.  Now he runs a highly integrative practice incorporating techniques and practices from all over the globe ranging from sound therapy to ketamine and many more.  He received his MD from University of Louisville School of Medicine, and completed residency in Family Medicine at University of Colorado Family Medicine Program at Rose Hospital where he was chief resident. He is board certified in Anti-aging and Regenerative Medicine, also in Holistic Medicine. He is the recipient of several teaching and professional awards. I hope you enjoy our discussion on this episode!  Rate, review, and follow @PrimaryCarePodcast on instagram! Here are links to his books: Spiritual Genomics <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Spiritual-Genomics-physicians-discovering-optimizing/dp/1733772200/ref=sr_1_1?qid=1642701310&amp;refinements=p_27%3AFred+L.+Grover+Jr.&amp;s=books&amp;sr=1-1&amp;text=Fred+L.+Grover+Jr" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.amazon.com/Spiritual-Genomics-physicians-discovering-optimizing/dp/1733772200/ref=sr_1_1?qid=1642701310&amp;refinements=p_27%3AFred+L.+Grover+Jr.&amp;s=books&amp;sr=1-1&amp;text=Fred+L.+Grover+Jr</a>. Awakening Gaia <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Awakening-Gaia-Lemurian-Spiritual-Genomics/dp/1733772227/ref=sr_1_4?crid=3BQQBQPNUPMHL&amp;keywords=awakening+gaia&amp;qid=1642701268&amp;sprefix=awakening+gaia%2Caps%2C176&amp;sr=8-4" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.amazon.com/Awakening-Gaia-Lemurian-Spiritual-Genomics/dp/1733772227/ref=sr_1_4?crid=3BQQBQPNUPMHL&amp;keywords=awakening+gaia&amp;qid=1642701268&amp;sprefix=awakening+gaia%2Caps%2C176&amp;sr=8-4</a> Here is a link to his practice website and his energy healing website: <a href="https://www.revolutionarymd.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.revolutionarymd.com/</a> <a href="https://alchemyofresonance.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://alchemyofresonance.com/</a>

Fred Grover Jr, MD – integrative medicine, ketamine, and sound therapy

Bryan Hemmer

Happy Holidays, friends.  Consider this a stocking stuffer from the PCP to you.  My guest today is a friend from my undergraduate psychology days, Bryan Hemmer.  He is the owner of The Inevitable You®, a life and business coaching system that uses the latest in neural sciences, elite military leadership training, and cutting-edge business principles to empower people to grow, transform, and heal their lives. Bryan has served clients with a wide variety of challenges and outcomes from growing their business, developing leadership skills, repairing relationships, improving health, and more. Over the last 10 years, Bryan has developed a strong understanding of human psychology and how to create lasting change and transformation.  You can reach him by email Bryan@theinevitableyou.com and check out his website https://www.theinevitableyou.com/ for more information.  We discuss behavior change in medicine, neuro-linguistic programming, and personal development.  Hope you enjoy this episode!

Happy Holidays, friends.  Consider this a stocking stuffer from the PCP to you.  My guest today is a friend from my undergraduate psychology days, Bryan Hemmer.  He is the owner of The Inevitable You®, a life and business coaching system that uses the latest in neural sciences, elite military leadership training, and cutting-edge business principles to empower people to grow, transform, and heal their lives. Bryan has served clients with a wide variety of challenges and outcomes from growing their business, developing leadership skills, repairing relationships, improving health, and more. Over the last 10 years, Bryan has developed a strong understanding of human psychology and how to create lasting change and transformation.  You can reach him by email Bryan@theinevitableyou.com and check out his website <a href="https://www.theinevitableyou.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.theinevitableyou.com/</a> for more information.  We discuss behavior change in medicine, neuro-linguistic programming, and personal development.  Hope you enjoy this episode!

Bryan Hemmer – behavior change in medicine, neuro-linguistic programming, and personal development

Mario Giovacchini

This episode is with Dr. Mario Giovacchini, a second-year resident in family medicine at Saint Joseph Hospital in Denver, CO.  He has a very interesting backstory, having been in the biotech industry, medical informatics, and genome sequencing prior to getting inspired to go to medical school while on a medical mission in Honduras.  He talks about his desire to work in underserved communities both locally and globally.  We do a deep dive into the nuances of residency, the differences between the years of residency, how to learn things during intern year, and many other great topics relevant to people interested in primary care.  Dig it.

Mario Giovacchini, MD – how to learn and excel in residency with a FM PGY-2

Levi Sundermeyer

Family Medicine Residency Program Director, Dr. Levi Sundermeyer, graces this episode of the Primary Care Podcast. We sat down in his office to have a long discussion about the residency application, interview, and matching process from the point of view of a PD. We also discuss his additional OB training, his time as an active duty physician in the United States Air Force, and being faculty and OB fellowship director of a family med residency. A lot of good stuff in this one!Check out these two videos discussed in the podcast that make the matching process relatively simple and understandable:(1) https://www.nrmp.org/matching-algorithm/(2) https://www.nrmp.org/the-match-process-video/Subscribe, rate, and review!Thanks for listening!

Family Medicine Residency Program Director, Dr. Levi Sundermeyer, graces this episode of the Primary Care Podcast. We sat down in his office to have a long discussion about the residency application, interview, and matching process from the point of view of a PD. We also discuss his additional OB training, his time as an active duty physician in the United States Air Force, and being faculty and OB fellowship director of a family med residency. A lot of good stuff in this one! Check out these two videos discussed in the podcast that make the matching process relatively simple and understandable: (1) <a href="https://www.nrmp.org/matching-algorithm/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.nrmp.org/matching-algorithm/</a> (2) <a href="https://www.nrmp.org/the-match-process-video/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.nrmp.org/the-match-process-video/</a> Subscribe, rate, and review! Thanks for listening!

Levi Sundermeyer, MD – program director at a family medicine residency 

Kathy Vidlock

Sports Medicine!! If that doesn’t excite you, I don’t know what will. This episode was a delightful, in-person(!) interview with Dr. Kathy Vidlock. She did her residency in family medicine and practiced as a family doctor for 10 years prior to completing a fellowship in sports medicine at the University of Iowa. She has worn many hats throughout her career and we talk about many of them including being a team physician, a PCP, a sports med specialist, ultrasound guru, and a preceptor for residents. Speaking of residents, be sure to check out the previous 3 episodes which are with resident physicians talking about applying to residency and being a resident in family and internal medicine. You can listen on any podcast platform including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, and plenty more. Thanks friends, hope you enjoy.

Sports Medicine!! If that doesn’t excite you, I don’t know what will. This episode was a delightful, in-person(!) interview with Dr. Kathy Vidlock. She did her residency in family medicine and practiced as a family doctor for 10 years prior to completing a fellowship in sports medicine at the University of Iowa. She has worn many hats throughout her career and we talk about many of them including being a team physician, a PCP, a sports med specialist, ultrasound guru, and a preceptor for residents. Speaking of residents, be sure to check out the previous 3 episodes which are with resident physicians talking about applying to residency and being a resident in family and internal medicine. You can listen on any podcast platform including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, and plenty more. Thanks friends, hope you enjoy.

Kathy Vidlock, MD – sports medicine

Hi I’m Ross Tanick, DO, family medicine resident at Swedish Medical Center in Colorado. This podcast features interviews and stories with physicians from a variety of backgrounds and involved in many different styles of practice (mental health, addiction and pain, rural practice, OMM/OMT, geriatrics, pediatrics, lifestyle med, preventive medicine, etc). We dive into the journey to become a physician and choosing a specialty, as well as hear fun stories and compelling cases being presented. No matter your interest in medicine, I think you’ll find it interesting.

Kristina Hulen

This fantastic episode is with Kristina Hulen, MD who is a second-year family medicine resident at Saint Joseph Hospital in Denver, CO. We discuss the ins and outs of family medicine residency, including the journey to get there.  She gives us a break down of her day to day life, as well as a more zoomed out view of the overall timeline of her three years of training.  She also talks about her passions within the field such as palliative care.  Many other topics as well!   Hope you enjoy. Leave a rating or a review!

This fantastic episode is with Kristina Hulen, MD who is a second-year family medicine resident at Saint Joseph Hospital in Denver, CO. We discuss the ins and outs of family medicine residency, including the journey to get there.  She gives us a break down of her day to day life, as well as a more zoomed out view of the overall timeline of her three years of training.  She also talks about her passions within the field such as palliative care.  Many other topics as well!   Hope you enjoy. Leave a rating or a review!

Kristina Hulen, MD — all things residency with a PGY-2 in family medicine

Michal Klepadlo

This episode of the Primary Care Podcast is with internal medicine intern, Dr. Michal Klepadlo.  He recently started residency at Saint Joseph Hospital in Denver, CO.  We discuss many things in this episode including how to set yourself up to apply to residency, his love of clinical reasoning and how to improve your skills, his appreciation for the power of touch, evidence-based medicine, and many other topics.  Great insights from a doc who navigated the difficult waters of going through the residency application cycle during the COVID pandemic and was able to secure a great residency.  Good luck to Dr. Mike and to everyone else out there taking exams, applying to residency, starting residency, or embarking on any other new journey in healthcare.  Thanks for listening.  Enjoy.  

This episode of the Primary Care Podcast is with internal medicine intern, Dr. Michal Klepadlo.  He recently started residency at Saint Joseph Hospital in Denver, CO.  We discuss many things in this episode including how to set yourself up to apply to residency, his love of clinical reasoning and how to improve your skills, his appreciation for the power of touch, evidence-based medicine, and many other topics.  Great insights from a doc who navigated the difficult waters of going through the residency application cycle during the COVID pandemic and was able to secure a great residency.  Good luck to Dr. Mike and to everyone else out there taking exams, applying to residency, starting residency, or embarking on any other new journey in healthcare.  Thanks for listening.  Enjoy.

Michal Klepadlo, DO – applying to residency, clinical reasoning, and mentorship in medicine

Colleen Maher

In this episode, fourth-year medical student and soon-to-be osteopathic physician, Colleen Maher, details her journey through third and fourth year of medical school including doing 5 sub-internships, applying to and interviewing with residency programs, and matching at her top choice family medicine residency program. We also discuss how to sell yourself, burn out in medicine, and career outlooks within the broad scope of family medicine. Subscribe, leave a review, and share with friends and family. Thanks for listening.

Colleen Maher, OMS IV — applying to and matching family medicine programs

Cleveland Piggott

Great episode just released with Dr. Cleveland Piggott! He is a family physician and an assistant professor at the University of Colorado School of Medicine. He talks about being a black man in medicine and many issues of diversity in medicine.  I, personally, learned a lot from talking to Dr. Piggott and hope you all enjoy our discussion. Get out in your community and take some action and help make change!

Cleveland Piggott, MD, MPH — diversity, equity, and inclusion in medicine

Carolyn Chen

This episode of the Primary Care Podcast features an engaging and inspiring conversation with family physician Dr. Carolyn Chen about health disparities and caring for marginalized people and those of low socioeconomic status. Enjoy, friends. The last version was uploaded with a weird glitch that had the interview on repeat. This is the real version. Now let’s get the health out of here!

Carolyn Chen, MD — health disparities and caring for the underserved

Wendy Scinta

Dr. Wendy Scinta talks about her work as a family-medicine-trained obesity medicine specialist. She is the immediate past president of the Obesity Medicine Association. Her book about combating and treating childhood obesity, BOUNCE, is available now!  Enjoy!

Wendy Scinta, MD — obesity medicine 

Tiemdow Phumiruk

The great Dr. Dow joins me on the Primary Care Podcast to talk extensively about her field of pediatric medicine. She spoke passionately about her several different careers within pediatrics and other topics in medicine and children’s literature, as well. We cover pediatric emergency medicine, primary care, and her post-clinical career teaching medical students and creating children’s literature.  Enjoy it!

Tiemdow Phumiruk, MD — pediatrics 

Michelle Tollefson

Dr. Michelle Tollefson is an OBGYN and a fellow of the American College of Lifestyle Medicine. She is also a breast cancer survivor.   Hear her talk about:  - implementing change to medical curricula to include more evidence-based lifestyle medicine - many elements of health and wellness having to do with the pillars of Lifestyle Medicine  - statistics on chronic disease - opportunities for students to get involved in Lifestyle Medicine - Listener questions regarding exercise, mental health, menstruation, and menopause - and a lot more!

Dr. Michelle Tollefson is an OBGYN and a fellow of the American College of Lifestyle Medicine. She is also a breast cancer survivor.    Hear her talk about:   - implementing change to medical curricula to include more evidence-based lifestyle medicine - many elements of health and wellness having to do with the pillars of Lifestyle Medicine   - statistics on chronic disease - opportunities for students to get involved in Lifestyle Medicine - Listener questions regarding exercise, mental health, menstruation, and menopause - and a lot more!

Michelle Tollefson, MD — lifestyle medicine 

Mark Andersen-Nissen is a doctor of physical therapy and a passionate advocate for his field. In this episode of the Primary Care Podcast, we discuss Dr. Mark’s work as a physical therapist and how he experiences his profession’s relationship with primary care medicine. Really good stuff here. Enjoy. Don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and review!

Mark Andersen-Nissen, DPT — physical therapy and primary care 

David Gordon

Part 2 of my talk with David Gordon, MD where we focus on his practice using cannabis as medicine. He talks risk and benefit, uses, misconceptions, and what the literature and research say on the topic of cannabis medicine. We take listener questions at the end. Spread the word. Tell a friend who you think might enjoy this show. Thanks.  Enjoy.

Dr. David Gordon - part 2 - cannabis medicine 

Ross asks the best questions. And the folks he interviews are so interesting and diverse. After every podcast, I feel like I understand the *actual* practice of medicine so much better. From what it&#39;s like to work with those addicted to narcotics to the difference between Rotations and life as an employee... always insightful. I also find myself with new questions that I take with me every time I offer care of any kind. I love this podcast!

Brilliant inteviews

I’ve really enjoyed listening to the Family Medicine Podcast! Ross asks so many great questions that you may have wondered about yourself and it’s nice to get a first hand, candid response from experienced practitioners in the field. I always love hearing about interesting cases and the fascinating stories of patients over the years. It’s also really interesting to get a physicians take on the ever changing landscape of modern medicine, electronic medical records, insurance and billing, the patient-physician relationship, the challenges of starting your own practice, as well as words of wisdom for future practitioners. 

I would say this podcast is great for anyone who may be interested in family medicine or any scope of practice within the medical field. It’s funny and informative with some great tunes.

A great perspective on Family Medicine

Primary Care Podcast

Dr. Gordon tells his story and journey through internal medicine residency in Colorado and breaks down his methods of practicing root-cause medicine and treating/preventing chronic disease. Stay tuned for part 2 about cannabis medicine. Find Dr. Gordon at 4pillarsdenver.com

Dr. Gordon tells his story and journey through internal medicine residency in Colorado and breaks down his methods of practicing root-cause medicine and treating/preventing chronic disease. Stay tuned for part 2 about cannabis medicine. Find Dr. Gordon at <a href="http://4pillarsdenver.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">4pillarsdenver.com</a>

Dr. David Gordon - part 1 - root-cause medicine and chronic disease 

Stephen Miller

Great interview with Dr. Miller! Subscribe and review!

Dr. Stephen Miller

Julie Lafontano

My conversation with Julie Lafontano, DO about her career as a family physician. Enjoy! Rate and review.  Send questions and comments to FamilyMedicinePodcast@gmail.com to get your voice heard.

Dr. Julie Lafontano

Andreas Edrich

My conversation with Andreas Edrich, MD about his approach to mental health management as a family physician.

Dr. Andreas Edrich - part 1

This is part 2 of my talk with Andreas Edrich, MD. We discuss his career in family medicine and how he got into addiction medicine. He talks about management of patients with addiction from a primary care perspective.

Dr. Andreas Edrich - part 2

We discuss her work in geriatrics. Dr. Palat is an internist and fellowship-trained geriatrician. She talks about the unique aspects of caring for an older population, her philosophy on aging well, her approach to care, and much more!

Dr. Sing Palat

Beatriz Linn

This episode features the amazing Beatriz Linn, MD telling the incredible story of her life. She talks about growing up in the Andes Mountains of Colombia, going to medical school in Medellín, almost getting kidnapped by guerrillas in the jungle during the Colombian drug trade of the late 1980s, coming to the US and training as an internist, and now practicing preventive medicine and teaching residents in Colorado. You’re going to enjoy this one.

Dr. Beatriz Linn

Victor Doyle

A conversation with the great Victor Doyle, DO about his experience in family medicine. We also talked about the business of medicine and much more!

Dr. Victor Doyle

Jeffery Bacon

Dr. Jeffery Bacon is an osteopathic family physician out of Sterling, Colorado. We discussed many topics including physician wellness and burnout, training residents to practice full scope family med, using OMT and telemedicine as tools, and much more! He seems to love his job and being a leader in medicine in a small community. Hope you enjoy.

Dr. Jeffery Bacon

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The best podcast episodes about true crime. For any thrill seeking podcast listeners who just can't get enough of the captivating stories of murderers and criminals. This topic has all the best episodes from many different true crime podcasts.  Add episodes you're interested into your queue below!