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The Physician Podcast Channel features leaders, topics and conversations from the expansive library of podcasts on Health Podcast Network. Each week, we publish the most impactful episodes relevant to healthcare providers. Follow and subscribe to the Physician Podcast Channel for a selection of some of the top podcasts and conversations on topics such as work-life balance, pay equity, navigating on-call shifts, and transitioning to value-based care. And when you discover new shows, be sure to follow those podcasts as well. The Physician Podcast Channel is produced with support from Provider Solutions & Development, expert recruitment advisors helping physicians navigate their next c...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
It connects healthcare career decisions, workplace culture, and burnout through candid conversations that move between personal limits and institutional pressures.
Physician Podcast Channel treats working in healthcare as both a personal strain and an institutional problem. Its rotating selection moves from candid roundtable conversations about burnout and career choices to interviews about retail health, primary care, and leadership…
An 85% effort argument may change how you view that extra hospital committee.
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A practical map of a child's support network, with a brief detour into rebranding.
Dr. Amy King presents support systems as something that can be mapped rather than merely wished for. After a brief nod to the rebranding, she lays out a circle-of-support model for children and families: a primary circle, a secondary circle, and an outer layer of systems that…
A rebrand episode that turns trauma-informed care into a practical invitation.
Dr. Amy King steers the episode toward the professionals who support children and families, and the opening keeps its focus on resilience, relational health, and practical tools for daily work.
A grounded look at what a healthcare sabbatical can mean in practice.
Career sabbaticals are treated as a practical workplace question, not a daydream: how to step away, recover, and still make room for family, money, pets, and practice.
A plainspoken case for leaving some capacity before burnout takes the rest.
White Coats of the Round Table takes a familiar healthcare pressure point and keeps it plain: what happens when effort starts getting treated like worth.
A practical look at how retail health is redrawing primary care and referral strategy.
The episode frames primary care as the front door, but its real focus is power: who gets to define the next version of healthcare as retail giants and rising consumer expectations reshape the field.
A grounded family story about disability support, advocacy, and the practical work of helping a child move toward independence.
The episode lands as a family story first, but it keeps circling back to practical questions about support, school systems, and what independence can actually look like. Dr.
A grounded look at when burnout starts pointing to something deeper.
The conversation lands best when it treats burnout and mental illness as close neighbors but not the same thing. It gets specific about work slipping, family time losing its pull, and the uneasy point where depersonalization starts to color a clinician's day.
A plainspoken reset on pacing, self-care, and staying human.
Healthcare Provider Happy Hour starts from a familiar clinical truth: when health gets shaky, slowing down is not optional anymore. Jennifer George and Rachel Oz talk through self-care, stillness, play, and the harder work of listening to what the body and mind actually need.
Morning medical evidence, compressed for practice.
Medical research, translated through patient experience.
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Jennifer George welcomes Rachel Awes to the Healthcare Provider Happy Hour for a conversation about what it means to keep going when work and life ask for more than you have.
This episode of White Coats of the Roundtable explores mental health stigma among healthcare providers, distinguishing between burnout and clinical depression.
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The episode warns that burnout and work life balance are real pressure points for healthcare leaders.
Mike Asback and John McDonald open with a morning check-in and a joke about asynchronous listeners.
White Coats of the Roundtable turns to career sabbaticals.
The conversation starts with primary care.
Jennifer George sits down with Dr.
Mike Gazbek opens with a Harvard Business Review idea about asking for 85% effort.