In this episode of Off Call, Dr. Mike and Dr. Joe return to YouTube after a stint on other platforms. They discuss various life updates, including the recent fires in LA, personal property losses, and medical experiences. The conversation shifts to Dr. Mike's journey with low testosterone levels, his treatment with enclomiphene, and the impact it has had on his energy and overall well-being. The duo also touches on current events, such as the new American Pope, Donald Trump's presidency, and medical research initiatives by RFK. Additionally, they share personal anecdotes about working as hospitalists, the challenges of managing their medical practices, and their thoughts on future career moves. The episode is filled with genuine, humorous, and insightful discussions about medicine and life.
Join Dr. Mike and Dr. Joe in episode eight of 'Off Call,' where they dive into the intersection of AI and medicine with guest Rafi, a cybersecurity expert and Dr. Joe's brother-in-law. They discuss the integration of AI in radiology, misconceptions about AI replacing jobs, and how it can be a powerful tool for medical professionals. Rafi also introduces his startup, Jet Patient, which aims to revolutionize medical tourism by making healthcare globally shoppable with top-notch cybersecurity. The conversation also covers the intricacies of cybersecurity in healthcare, the potential risks of cyber attacks, and the importance of cybersecurity measures in both personal and professional contexts.
In this episode of Off Call, Dr. Mike and Dr. Joe return from a hiatus to discuss the current political climate, their thoughts on the recent election, and RFK's initiatives to make America healthier. They dive into topics such as food regulations, vaccine research, and the influence of pharmaceutical companies. Interspersed with humor and personal anecdotes, the doctors also touch on the inefficiencies of the healthcare system and potential reforms. Join the conversation as they explore the intersections of medicine, politics, and health.
Join Dr. Mike and Dr. Joe in Episode 6 of 'Off Call' where they dive into the humorous and often chaotic world of medicine. Broadcasting from the front lines of Los Angeles hospitals, they share unfiltered stories and laugh-out-loud moments. From personal tales of eyebrow waxing gone wrong to the realities of medical training and handling patient care, nothing is off limits. They also discuss intriguing experiences from Caribbean medical schools, procedural mishaps in the ICU, and offer candid advice on surviving medical school and rotations. Don't miss their brutally honest roast of a viewer's personal statement. Subscribe for a dose of irreverent humor and real talk about the medical field.
In Episode 5 of Off Call, Dr. Mike and Dr. Joe tackle an unexpected tech issue and provide a fresh take on their planned content. They discuss their new podcast intro, share personal anecdotes and experiences from medical school, and debate over handling harsh online comments. The episode features an engaging read-through of a medical school personal statement and offers insightful tips on writing an impactful application. They wrap up with a discussion on what it takes to succeed in medical interviews and residencies while emphasizing the importance of humility and respect in the medical field.
In this episode of 'Off Call,' Dr. Marian, Dr. Joe, and Dr. Mike share gripping stories from their experiences in residency and beyond. From nerve-wracking call nights to adrenaline-pumping emergency saves, they recount both humorous and harrowing moments that have defined their medical careers. The episode includes an impromptu CPR save at a restaurant, discussions on the ethics of medical procedures like circumcisions, and the complexities of dealing with difficult family dynamics in critical care. They also touch on the importance of CPR training and maintaining certifications. Join the doctors for an insightful and entertaining look into the life-and-death decisions faced by healthcare professionals.
Join Dr. Mike and Dr. Joe as they welcome Dr. Marian, a board-certified pediatrician and CEO of Medpop Apparel, to the Off Call Podcast. In this episode, they dive into the challenges and misconceptions in pediatric practice, from the intricacies of working with IPAs and HMOs to the controversial topics of vaccinations and healthcare in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. Marian shares personal anecdotes from her medical career, her experience attending a Caribbean med school, and her insights on running a private practice in California. Don't miss her candid thoughts on the healthcare system, patient care, and the role of family in medicine.
In this candid episode of 'Off Call,' two LA-based doctors, Mike and Joe, dive deep into their personal and professional journeys. Mike, an internal medicine hospitalist, and Joe, a critical care physician, discuss their educational paths, sharing amusing and challenging experiences from high school, college, medical school, residency, and beyond. From Joe's all-boys Catholic high school and community college days to Mike dealing with ulcerative colitis during his medical training, the stories reveal the highs and lows of becoming a doctor. They also explore their time in various locations like New York, Bakersfield, Las Vegas, and Los Angeles, discussing the impact of mentors, dealing with COVID-19 challenges, and balancing demanding careers with personal lives. The conversation offers a blend of humor, honesty, and valuable insights into the life of modern-day physicians.
Join Mike and Joe, two doctors from LA, as they introduce their new podcast 'Off Call.' In this first episode, they explain their vision for a less serious, more cultural take on the world of medicine. They share personal anecdotes from med school, residency, and their paths to becoming doctors. Mike recounts his journey through a Caribbean med school, dealing with meningitis, and finding his groove in internal medicine. Joe adds his perspective on their shared experiences, friendships, and the unpredictable road to their current roles. This episode paves the way for more entertaining and relatable conversations about the highs and lows of medical life.
