Medical Morons
Medical Morons
Podcast Description
Join an orthodontic resident and her father, a former general counsel with zero medical experience, as they navigate the complex world of private practice ownership. Each episode, they interview successful practice owners from various fields to uncover the secrets behind their success. With humor, relatable conversations, and practical insights, this podcast is designed for young healthcare professionals looking to one day run their own business—without any prior business training. If you’re ready to learn and laugh along the way, this is the podcast for you!
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
This podcast delves into various topics related to private practice ownership, offering insights from successful medical professionals. Key themes include operational strategies, financial management, and personal anecdotes, with specific episode examples like Dr. Jeffrey Reisman discussing his transition from ophthalmology to business with an MBA and Dr. Jon Diamond sharing lessons from his dental practice establishment in Manhattan.

Join an orthodontic resident and her father, a former general counsel with zero medical experience, as they navigate the complex world of private practice ownership. Each episode, they interview successful practice owners from various fields to uncover the secrets behind their success. With humor, relatable conversations, and practical insights, this podcast is designed for young healthcare professionals looking to one day run their own business—without any prior business training. If you’re ready to learn and laugh along the way, this is the podcast for you!
Dr. Sameena Rahman, aka Gyno Girl, joins Medical Morons for a full episode on women's health, sexual medicine, menopause care, and the business of medicine. Which means yes, I sat down with my father to discuss vulvas. Professionally. For an hour. (Spoiler – He thought the anatomical model on her shelf was a signed Chicago Bulls basketball. It was not.)
Dr. Rahman is a board certified OB-GYN and sexual medicine specialist in Chicago and the founder of the GSM Collective. She went from academic medicine to hospital based work at Northwestern to private practice, and she recently converted to a concierge model. She sits on the board of the International Society for the Study of Women's Sexual Health and has a book coming out in September called Brown Girls’ Disease, a guide to sexual health and empowerment through a South Asian lens.
In this episode we cover:
* Why she chose gynecology and how she found her way into sexual medicine and menopause care
* How a private practice actually gets built, including billing, overhead, and the brutal first year
* What a concierge practice looks like and how the membership model is structured
* Why so many women get gaslit about pelvic pain, painful sex, and vulvovaginal symptoms
* Endometriosis, birth control masking symptoms, egg freezing, and what to ask in your late twenties and thirties
* How Gyno Girl started (Shoutout to Scrubs)
* My father asking what the Mona Lisa Touch is, against his own better judgment
Find Dr. Rahman:
Website: thegsmcollective.com
Instagram @gynogirl
Podcast: Gyno Girl Presents Sex, Drugs and Hormones
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