Best Right Track Medical Podcasts (2024)

1
Ep. 4- Sepsis and Septic Shock: Do I Have a Malpractice Case 47:22

11M ago47:22

47:22

In this episode of The Injury Lawyer, Steve provides a comprehensive explanation of the four prerequisites for pursuing a medical malpractice case. He delves into a detailed description of sepsis and septic shock, elucidating the symptoms. Additionally, he cites case histories and offers insights into various causes of sepsis and essential precauti…

1
Ep. 3 - Failure To Diagnose Blood Clots: Do I have a case for Medical Malpractice? 40:22

1y ago40:22

40:22

In the latest episode of The Injury Lawyer, Steve recounts a narrative involving an individual who visited an emergency room with symptoms related to blood clotting. Tragically, this individual was misdiagnosed, which led to devastating consequences. To safeguard yourself and your loved ones from a similar fate, Steve will outline the symptoms to w…

1
Ep. 2 - Scalded by Hot Food/Drink: Do I have a Negligence case? 37:36

1y ago37:36

37:36

I'm sure that all of you are familiar with the infamous lawsuit involving a woman who sued McDonald's after a hot cup of coffee was accidentally spilled on her. In today's discussion, we will delve into the topic of burns and examine the severity of burns that could lead to a negligence case. It's important to note that five specific criteria must …

1
Ep. 1 - Placental Abruption: Do I Have a Medical Malpractice Case? 25:13

1y ago25:13

25:13

We are introducing the inaugural episode of the Injury Lawyer Podcast, hosted by Steve Heisler. We aim to provide valuable insights and knowledge regarding negligence in various injury cases. In today's episode, Steve delves into placental abruption, explaining its definition, potential causes, and associated symptoms. This information holds signif…

1
The Injury Lawyer Podcast 3:27

1y ago3:27

3:27

Compassion . . . honesty . . . rationality . . . these are all qualities you want in a lawyer.Heck, they’re qualities you want in anyone you know or do business with. Welcome tothe Injury Lawyer Podcast. A podcast that discusses all types of injuries due to all typesof negligence. Join Attorney Steve Heisler, creator of the National AmputationAttor…

1
The Age Of Scientific Wellness: Bringing In More Precision And Scientific Rigor To Modern Medicine With Dr. Nathan Price, Thorne HealthTech 53:45

1y ago53:45

53:45

There is so much that's happening now in the field of scientific wellness. There are so many bright and incredible people that are on this train, building all the different pieces of it. It's an exciting space to watch as this all emerges. In this episode we have a conversation with Dr. Nathan Price, the Chief Scientific Officer of Thorne HealthTec…

1
Developing Therapies For Autism And Making Scientists More Translational With Dr. Mark Tepper 1:07:01

1+ y ago1:07:01

1:07:01

In this episode, Scott Wagers chats with Dr. Mark Tepper, CEO of EuMentis Therapeutics and a season innovator in life science and healthcare. The discussion ranges from the difficulties of developing therapies for autism to making basic scientists more translational. Mark opens up about his personal philosophy of getting through the many challenges…

1
Understanding Car-T Cell Therapy And Improving Laboratory Leadership With Dr. Michael Hudecek 36:26

1+ y ago36:26

36:26

Through the power of engineered cell therapy, we have the potential to revolutionize cancer treatment and bring hope to millions of patients worldwide. But true success lies not only in the science but also in the leadership that guides it. In this episode, we have the pleasure of having Dr. Michael Hudecek, a distinguished researcher and academic …

1
From Insight To Praxis: Achieving The Goal In Translational Research With Dorene Markel And Dr. Robert Levine 51:22

1+ y ago51:22

51:22

In the medical field, putting your medical research findings into practice can be quite challenging. In this interview with Dr. Robert Levine and Dorene Markel, we delve into the challenges in achieving the translation of medical research findings into clinical practice. In particular, they look into the barriers people face when trying to move for…

1
Faculty Development: Building Leaders In The Medical Field With Dr. Kimberly Skarupski 49:21

1+ y ago49:21

49:21

Who you are says so much about who you will be as a leader. That is why the more you can identify what motivates you, the more you’ll be able to understand how to work with others and vice versa. In this interview, Scott Wagers talks with Dr. Kimberly Skarupski from Johns Hopkins University about faculty development, more specifically about develop…

1
Your Ultimate Purpose: How A Personal Mission Can Make Your Work More Relevant To Society With Michael Rutgers 34:46

1+ y ago34:46

34:46

Nothing can make your work more meaningful than operating from your own personal mission. It is what keeps the drive in you, helping you see through the challenges that may come your way. In this podcast, Scott Wagers sits down with Michael Rutgers, the Managing Director of the Lung Foundation Netherlands, to discuss the importance of always having…

1
The Importance Of Personal Strategic Plans And How To Develop As A Leader With Charles Irvin 39:33

1+ y ago39:33

39:33

At the core of every business and organization are the people. That is why it is crucial, especially when you are in a leadership position, to always have a plan to understand the individuals that make up the whole. In this episode, I invited a very special guest, Dr. Charles Irvin, who was my mentor at the University of Vermont. While he did teach…

1
Career Development Lessons In Big Science Projects 37:04

1+ y ago37:04

37:04

In this interview, we hear an inspiring story of career development with Anke-Hilse Maitland van der Zee, a professor of precision medicine in rush disease at the Amsterdam University Medical Center. Anke-Hilse looks back on focusing more on the research side of the medical industry, where she found freedom and the opportunity to deliver lasting im…

1
Leadership At The Interface Between Industry And External Stakeholders With Angus Hamblin 39:50

1+ y ago39:50

39:50

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease is the third biggest killer in the world, but it seems only a handful of people know about it. In this interview with Angus Hamblin, we talk about what it is like to work at the interface of the healthcare industry with external collaborators to improve the respiratory community's response to this deadly diseas…

1
Fighting Founder’s Syndrome And More Leadership Lessons For Leaders In Life Science And Healthcare With Mary McGowan 44:16

1+ y ago44:16

44:16

The founder of any organization has to be the one in the driver's seat. They are the leaders that pave the way for the organization to grow. Sometimes, they also need to know when the best time is to let go of their position. Founder's Syndrome is real and can destroy companies from the inside out. Having the proper leadership skills is needed so t…

1
Leading The Way Towards A New Paradigm Of Medicine 31:20

1+ y ago31:20

31:20

Despite having a well-established structure, the healthcare system is not working so much in favor of the patients. Harald HHW Schmidt dedicates his research to present a new paradigm of medicine that is more patient-friendly. In this episode, he talks about his book The End of Medicine as We Know It, inspired by the realization that getting grants…

1
On Becoming A Impactful Researcher 44:46

1+ y ago44:46

44:46

A genuinely impactful research is not always about publishing success. What drives researchers to keep the fire burning is contributing to the achievement of concrete progress. In this very first episode of Beyond Publications podcast, we are fortunate enough to get Peter Barnes. He is one of the highest-ranked scientists based on publication impac…

1
Suicide Prevention Awareness Month 33:41

3y ago33:41

33:41

Suicide is a leading cause of death in the United States, with nearly 50,000 lives lost last year. And while suicide is often a taboo topic, prevention is possible, but it requires intervention from friends, family and community members. In this episode, we speak with Meghan Goldbeck and Denita LeBlanc about the important work the American Foundati…

1
Back to School 41:27

3y ago41:27

41:27

After more than a year of remote and hybrid learning environments, as well as quarantines, social distancing and mask mandates, the adjustment back to in-person classrooms may be a difficult transition for K-12 students. In this episode, we speak with Meg Hayden, head nurse at the Oxford School District, to learn more about how to prepare for the t…

1
Understanding Psychological Testing 28:06

3y ago28:06

28:06

In this episode, Dr. Geralyn Datz, psychologist, joins us to discuss the seemingly mysterious topic of psychological testing. We walk through the purpose of psychological tests and what to expect when undergoing one of these examinations. Dr. Datz is trained in advanced psychological testing techniques and works as a psychologist at Southern Behavi…

1
Food Anxiety & Eating Disorders 48:29

3y ago48:29

48:29

In this episode of South of Fine, we talk with Rebecca Turner, registered dietician and host of Good Things with Rebecca Turner on SuperTalk Radio, about food anxieties and eating disorders. Disordered eating and overall anxiety around food typically evolves as a result of individual and cultural factors. Eating disorders are not a conscious choice…

1
The State of Mental Health in Mississippi 42:56

3y ago42:56

42:56

For Mental Health Awareness Month, we speak with Kay Daneault and Melody Worsham of the Mental Health Association of South Mississippi to get their thoughts on the stigma surrounding mental health in Mississippi and where COVID has left progress.By Rhes Low/Kay Daneault and Melody Worsham

1
Moms and Mental Health 27:11

3y ago27:11

27:11

Mothers take on various roles caring for their children on a daily basis. With the implementation of stay-at-home orders and virtual school this past year, moms faced an increased level of mental health struggles. Many mothers face feelings of fatigue, anxiety and loss of self. These feelings have no doubt been exacerbated over the past year. In th…

1
We All Have Anxiety 42:09

3+ y ago42:09

42:09

There isn't a person on earth who hasn't experienced anxiety but at what point do we need to seek professional help for the issue? Is stress anxiety? Does anxiety affect our physical health? Dr. Johanna Lu from Right Track Medical Group offers a bit of clarity on the subject.By Right Track Medical

1
Active Minds: Ole Miss and Mississippi State University 37:06

3+ y ago37:06

37:06

In this episode of South of Fine, we chat with Active Minds student leaders from the University of Mississippi and Mississippi State University about how this generation of college students views mental health, the impacts of COVID, and their mission to end the stigma around mental health on college campuses.…

1
College Students: Moving Forward 30:19

3+ y ago30:19

30:19

Most college students ended 2020 with continued uncertainty. Normalcy has not returned to our college campuses — or our lives. For many students, the ongoing chaos of COVID-19 continues to cause (or add to) mental health challenges. In the first episode of 2020, we speak with April Estill Lomax, LCSW, and Michelle Howard, LCSW, of the University of…

1
2020 Wrap Up 20:37

3+ y ago20:37

20:37

2020 has been a tough year for many of us. The COVID-19 pandemic and its effects have left people feeling scared, alone, stressed and anxious.In the latest episode of South of Fine, Right Track Medical Director Dr. Katherine Pannel discusses the lasting impacts to our mental health and what silver lining may be found.…

1
How to Deal with Holiday Stress 22:15

3+ y ago22:15

22:15

In this special holiday episode of South of Fine, we are joined by Christine Green, LPC, NCC and Dayton Brasfield, LPC, NCC, therapists at Right Track Medical Group to discuss the sources of holiday stress and how to overcome it.By Right Track Medical

1
Veterans and Mental Health 26:00

3+ y ago26:00

26:00

To dive a little bit deeper into the mental health needs of veterans, we are joined by Lee County, Miss. Veteran Service Officer Mike Pettigrew.By Rhes Low/Mike Pettigrew

1
Breaking Down PTSD 21:59

3+ y ago21:59

21:59

In this episode, we are joined by Jennifer Young, LPC, a therapist at Right Track Medical Group to get a better understanding of what PTSD is — and what it isn't.By Rhes Low/Jennifer Young

1
Why is Physician-led Care so Important? 30:16

3+ y ago30:16

30:16

The American Medical Association suggests that physician-led healthcare teams have the potential to improve access to care, and eventually, improve patient outcomes. In this episode, Dr. Stephen Pannel, psychiatrist and Chief Medical Officer at Right Track Medical Group and Taryn Cooper, Marraige and Family Therapist at The Wellness and Counseling …

1
Drinking and Mental Health 44:08

3+ y ago44:08

44:08

In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Stephen Pannel, DO, ABPN, ABAM, Chief Medical Officer and psychiatrist at Right Track Medical Group to discuss the effects of alcohol on the mental health of college-aged students.By Rhes Low/Dr. Stephen Pannel

1
Suicide and Those Left Behind 46:39

4y ago46:39

46:39

In this episode, we are joined by Robin Minyard. Robin, a former attorney now getting her Masters in social work, knows firsthand the ramifications of suicide and discusses her journey through the intellectual and emotional tidal wave that follows a loved one's death by suicide.By Rhes Low/Robin Minyard

1
Go To Sleep- Your Mental Health is at Stake 35:11

4y ago35:11

35:11

Despite evidence suggesting that sleep is as important to our overall well being as things like diet and regular exercise, an estimated 40 million Americans suffer from chronic sleep issues. Apart from those experiencing sleep disorders, poor sleep is linked to other common mental health concerns like anxiety and depression. In this episode, we're …

1
College Students & Mental Health Part 2 40:35

4y ago40:35

40:35

A significant portion of college-aged students struggles with their mental health. According to recent student surveys from the American College Health Association, about 60% of students felt overwhelming anxiety, while 40% experienced depression so severe they had difficulty functioning. In Part 2 of our look at mental health and college students,…

1
College Students & Mental Health Part 1 38:41

4y ago38:41

38:41

When students transition from high school to college, they face an enormous amount of upheaval — and it can have a profound effect on their mental health. In this episode, we are joined by Janae Robinson, MS, LPC, NCC, a staff counselor at Mississippi State University's Student Counseling Services and Meg Blaylock, MS, LPC, NCC, a therapist at Righ…

1
What is Therapy Like for Kids? 23:15

4y ago23:15

23:15

Kids are not immune from mental health challenges. Like adults, they sometimes need therapy to help them cope and to get the support they need when dealing with anything from ADHD to anxiety to depression. In this episode, we are joined by Sheria Green, LPC, RPT, a therapist at Right Track Medical Group and Racheal Pritchett, PMHNP-BC a Nurse Pract…

1
What It's Like to Go to Therapy 37:53

4y ago37:53

37:53

Making the decision to see someone about your mental health can be transformative. But for new patients, those first appointments may seem nerve-wracking and overwhelming. In this episode, we talk with Right Track Medical Group Treatment Coordinator Clark Hunt and Coordinator of Best Practices Taryn Cooper to discuss what new patients can expect.…

1
Stress, Anxiety and Our Kids 19:40

4y ago19:40

19:40

Our kids are not immune to stress and anxiety. Every day they face pressure from family, friends, school, society and social media. The COVID-19 pandemic — and with it, isolation from friends, disruption to routines and continued uncertainty — is only adding to the anxiety they already feel. In this episode we delve into this topic with Meghan Welc…

1
Coping Mechanisms 101 27:48

4y ago27:48

27:48

Stress and anxiety are part of our daily lives. Whether it's brought on by work pressures, family challenges, or COVID-19, we all need to find healthy ways to cope. In this episode, Right Track Medical Group's Dr. Katherine Pannel and Taryn Cooper are with us again to discuss healthy ways to deal with the challenges and stress we all face.…

1
What Covid-19 has done to our mental health. 25:24

4y ago25:24

25:24

In the first episode of South of Fine, we discuss the mental health repercussions of COVID-19—and why we are unprepared to treat all those who will be psychologically affected by the pandemic. Our guests for this episode include Katherine Pannel, DO, Medical Director, Right Track Medical Group, and Taryn Cooper, MA, Coordinator of Best Practices, R…

1
South of Fine trailer 1:03

4y ago1:03

1:03

A podcast from Right Track Medical Group dedicated to destigmatizing mental health in the Southern part of the U.S. through genuine conversation about the challenges we face every day. Episode one drops the beginning of June. https://www.righttrackmedical.com/By Right Track Medical

Podcasts Worth a Listen

Right Track Medical Podcasts

Podcasts Worth a Listen

Quick Reference Guide