In this engaging conversation, Maiysha Clairborne shares her unique journey as a physician who embraces integrative medicine and neuro-linguistic programming. She discusses the importance of effective communication, understanding cognitive filters, and the need for trauma-informed leadership in healthcare. The dialogue emphasizes the significance of finding purpose through joy and the moments that shape our career paths, ultimately highlighting the interconnectedness of personal growth and professional impact.

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Key Takeaways:

- Dr. Maiysha Clairborne emphasizes the importance of being a mom first in her life.
- She has always had an out-of-the-box mindset as a physician.
- Integrative medicine has been a significant part of her career from the beginning.
- Effective communication is crucial for creating meaningful interactions in the workplace.
- People often know what to do but struggle with how to do it.
- Cognitive filters affect how we perceive and respond to communication.
- Trauma-informed leadership can de-escalate tense situations in organizations.
- Finding purpose often comes from following moments of joy.
- Career transitions can lead to greater impact on a larger scale.
- We are always on our purpose path, even if we don't realize it at the time.

In this episode Geoff and ER doctor and author Dr. Tamara Beckford discuss one of healthcare’s toughest challenges: burnout. With over 15 years in high-pressure emergency medicine, Dr. Beckford shares how balancing the science of treatment with the art of true human connection can revive purpose for both doctors and patients.

Dr. Tamara Beckford is a board-certified emergency medicine physician, best-selling author, speaker, and CEO of UR Caring Docs. She helps high-achieving women overcome burnout and restore peace, joy, and meaning to their lives.

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Key Takeaways:

• Understanding Burnout’s Gradual Impact: Burnout develops subtly and gradually; by the time it’s noticeable, it has often deeply impacted one’s personal and professional life.
• The Art and Science of Medicine: Medicine requires balancing analytical and human aspects. Healing goes beyond physical symptoms, often involving connection and understanding.
• Patient-Centric Compassion: Effective patient care involves both medical knowledge and the ability to truly listen, which can lead to better outcomes and reduce the need for repeat visits.

Ever feel like navigating healthcare is harder than the illness itself?

Meet Claudia Cometa: clinical pharmacist turned fierce patient advocate, and she’s on a mission to make healthcare less confusing and more human.

In this episode, Claudia speaks with Geoff about her deeply personal story of how caring for her father’s illness made her realize just how broken the system really is.

If you’ve ever felt lost, frustrated, or downright defeated by the healthcare system (or know someone who has), this episode is for you.

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Empower Thyself! by Claudia Cometa, PharmD

Key Takeaways:

• Patient Advocacy is Crucial: Claudia highlights the necessity of patient advocates in a healthcare system that often overwhelms even the most knowledgeable.
• Healthcare Needs Simplicity and Empathy: The current healthcare system has grown too complex, and both patients and professionals are struggling with it. Human connection and simplicity should be the focus.
• Permission to Question the System: Patients need to give themselves permission to seek second opinions and demand better care.