HeyJaredPath Of A Doctor
I am a physician (M.D.) practicing a mix of hospitalist medicine and urgent care.I learned a lot in my journey to becoming a physician and about more than just medicine.
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Doctor Explains: Imposter Syndrome in Medicine (opens the original)
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Imposter syndrome shows up at every stage of becoming a physician, and just when it gets better, the next stage brings it right back. In this episode, I break down why it hits so hard in medicine, from the social media highlight reel to the very real skill gaps between each level of training, and share the practical approaches that actually turn the volume down. Whether you're a premed looking up at med students, a med student intimidated by residents, a resident watching attendings, or a new at
Doctor Explains: How to Survive Your First Year As A Doctor (opens the original)
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Finishing residency doesn't mean your training is over. In this video, I share the advice I wish someone had given me before I became an attending: why your learning really starts once your name is on the chart, why going slow early is a strength, how to make your acute care foundations rock solid, and why resourcefulness, mentors and experienced nurses matter more than anything you memorized. This one is for senior residents getting ready to transition, new attendings and staff physicians findi
Doctor Explains: How To Be A Healthy Physician (Nutrition, Training And Basics) (opens the original)
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Physicians spend their entire careers managing preventable disease in other people, and a startling number of us are not managing it in ourselves. This episode breaks down the practical system I have used since pre-med to stay healthy through training and now through attending life: how to set calories and macros without turning food into a second job, which supplements are actually worth the money, why intermittent fasting changed my cognitive output at the hospital more than it changed my body
Relationship Advice For Doctors And Healthcare Workers (opens the original)
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Medicine trains you for almost everything except the part of your life that happens after you leave the building. This episode covers relationships in medicine: how to actually meet people when your schedule is hostile to it, how to hold a relationship together through the busiest stretches of training, and the ego problem that quietly destroys more of these relationships than any call schedule ever has. This is for premeds, medical students, residents and attendings, and it applies whether you
Doctor Explains: How To Spend Your Money (opens the original)
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Medicine trains you for a decade and never once teaches you what to do with the money at the end of it. There is no class on how much you will earn, how to spend it, or where it actually makes a difference. So most physicians end up at one of two extremes, either driving a new BMW off the lot in first year or still carrying a broken phone ten years into practice. This episode covers the five categories where I have found spending actually pays off: health and wellness, buying back your time, tec
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