Episodes: 190
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 5.0/5.0
Estimated listeners: <1k
Gender skew: Female
Location: USA
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Joanne Sotelo - Physician and co-host focused on helping women in medicine address burnout, self-neglect, professional pressures, and personal fulfillment.
Erin Hurley - Physician and co-host focused on physician coaching, burnout prevention, career sustainability, and fulfillment for women in medicine.
Diane N. Solomon - Medical Trauma, Adverse Childhood Experiences, Patient Autonomy, Clinician Exhaustion, Boundaries, Apology And Repair, And Compassionate Patient-centered Care.
188. Dr. Erin Hurley: What Sports Figured Out That Medicine Hasn't
July 07, 2026
Every elite athlete performs with a coaching staff behind them. It's just part of how high performance works. Physicians perform at the same level of intensity, with far higher stakes, and a coach was never part of their contract, their training, or anyone's expectation.Drs. Hurley and Sotelo both hired their first coaches when physician-specific research on coaching was still in its early stages. For Erin, the twelve months that followed included a breast cancer diagnosis and her mother's fa...
187. Diane Solomon, PhD: When Healthcare Becomes the Source of Trauma
June 30, 2026
Medicine is supposed to heal. But for many patients, and for the clinicians who care for them, it can also be the source of deep and lasting harm. In this episode, Drs. Erin Hurley and Joanne Sotelo sit down with Diane Solomon, PhD, a retired psychiatric nurse practitioner and nurse-midwife, to explore how medical encounters themselves can become traumatic, and what it takes to change that.Together, they trace how experiences like objectification in teaching hospitals and the relentless press...
186. Dr. Joanne Sotelo: Raising Your Standards Beyond Survival Mode in Medicine
June 23, 2026
Centered on the voice and expertise of Dr. Joanne Sotelo, this conversation unpacks why awareness alone doesn’t change the lives of women in medicine and how real transformation comes from upgraded standards and identity shifts. In dialogue with Dr. Erin Hurley, Dr. Joanne explores how “doctor programming” normalizes self-neglect, overworking, and emotional exhaustion, and explains why we don’t rise to our goals, we fall to our standards. Together, they walk through getting specific about des...
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