Pediatric endocrinologist, mentor, and co-founder of NextGen Pediatricians, Dr. Chineze Ebo joins Dr. Ned Palmer to share how early exposure to medicine through her mother, an OB-GYN doctor, sparked a career dedicated to long-term patient care. She opens up about the moment she knew pediatric endocrinology was the right path, the joy of seeing patients thrive, and the unique challenges facing this small but vital specialty. 

How can mentorship completely shift the trajectory of a young doctor’s career? And what happens when diversity in medicine goes from a talking point to a reality? They dig into how mentorship can transform opportunities for underrepresented minority physicians, why diversity is a driver of better patient outcomes, and the systemic shifts needed to attract more specialists to pediatric care.  

From swapping career-shaping stories to throwing out bold ideas for the future of medicine and bonding over their shared (and admittedly controversial) dislike of Cincinnati chili; this conversation is as real as it gets. Whether you’re a doctor, med student, or just curious , you’ll leave inspired, informed, and maybe a little hungry… just not for chili. 

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