The Missing Needle
The Missing Needle
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Real and unfiltered talk on the multiple facets of healthcare. It aims to entertain, inform, and amuse. Hosted by Vascular Surgeon Jean Bismuth, MD with cohost Vascular Surgeons Jonathan Cardella, MD and Benjamin Pearce, MD.Produced by Andrew Matar, MD.
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The show delves into various aspects of healthcare, including medical practices, patient experiences, and healthcare policy, with episodes discussing topics like surgical innovations, patient-centered care, and the humorous side of medical mishaps.
Real and unfiltered talk. The Missing Needle hosts discuss a variety of provoking, and at times uncomfortable, topics within healthcare. It aims to entertain, inform, and amuse.
Hosted by Vascular Surgeons Jean Bismuth, MD, Jonathan Cardella, MD, and Benjamin Pearce, MD.
Produced by Andrew Matar, MD.
Drs. Jean Bismuth, Jonathan Cardella, and Benjamin Pearce present Episode 11 – Havana Oh Nana – Part 2
Dr. Ricardo “Rick” Gonzalez, MD, is a surgical oncologist at Moffitt Cancer Center in Tampa, where he serves as Chair of the Sarcoma Department and Chief of Surgery Service, as well as an Associate Professor at the University of South Florida College of Medicine. A graduate of USF with surgical training at the University of Colorado and a fellowship in surgical oncology at MD Anderson, he specializes in treating complex cancers such as soft tissue and retroperitoneal sarcomas, desmoid tumors, gastrointestinal stromal tumors, and melanoma. Widely recognized for his expertise, he has earned multiple awards for teaching, research, safety, and patient care, and is an active member of leading oncology societies including the NCCN Sarcoma Panel and the Society of Surgical Oncology. Known for his compassionate, patient-centered approach, Dr. Gonzalez emphasizes trust and shared decision-making, describing his work as a calling to help patients navigate cancer with courage and dignity.
The aim of ‘The Missing Needle’ podcast is to discuss a variety of provoking, and at times uncomfortable, topics within healthcare. Intended audience are medical professionals, friends and family of practicing physicians, and anyone else who might enjoy learning about what it is like to be a physician outside the hospital.
Viewer discretion is advised, recommended for mature audience only.
Produced by Andrew Matar.
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