Let Doctors Be Doctors With Jay Shah, MD
Let Doctors Be Doctors With Jay Shah, MD
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Texas Medical Association President Jayesh “Jay” Shah, MD, visits with Texas physicians about their journey into medicine, challenges they have confronted, and how they deal with moral injury (burnout) when it occurs. Listen to Dr. Jay Shah’s new podcast and the many voices of Texas medicine.
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The podcast focuses on the personal journeys of Texas physicians, discussing topics such as burnout, career transitions, and challenges in the medical field, with specific episodes detailing experiences in direct primary care, small-town practice, and the journey from physician assistant to medical doctor.
Texas Medical Association President Jayesh “Jay” Shah, MD, visits with Texas physicians about their journey into medicine, challenges they have confronted, and how they deal with moral injury (burnout) when it occurs. Listen to Dr. Jay Shah’s new podcast and the many voices of Texas medicine.
Kimberly Monday, MD, a Houston neurologist and chair of TMA’s Board of Trustees, has important advice for physicians – reach out for help if you are struggling with a mental health challenge.
“You would not tell a patient that had diabetes or hypertension not to get help. It’s the same thing if you have a clinical depression,” said Dr. Monday in a conversation with TMA president Jayesh “Jay” Shah, MD, on the Let Doctors be Doctors podcast.
Dr. Monday said it is important for physicians to advocate for themselves just as they advocate for their patients.
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