Episode 3: In this episode of Taking the Cut, I share the story behind one of the biggest decisions of my career: leaving my employed position as a hand surgeon to open a new private practice. I talk about what wasn’t working, what I was afraid of, and the uncertainty that came with walking away from something secure before I felt fully “ready.”

This episode is about the tension between comfort and autonomy, the anxiety that comes with taking a professional risk, and how that fear slowly gave way to confidence once I started building something of my own. If you’re a physician thinking about private practice, entrepreneurship, or making a major career pivot, this one’s for you.

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Episode 2: In this episode, we pull back the curtain on my 5 biggest fears of starting a private medical practice from scratch. From overcoming patient volume anxiety and handling business issues to fighting clinical isolation, This episode explores the fears I have days before starting a new practice

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Episode 1: Welcome to the very first episode of Taking the Cut.

Leaving a stable, salaried job as an employed physician to build a business from scratch sounds a little crazy—especially in today’s healthcare landscape. But sometimes, staying put is the bigger risk.

In this premier episode, I’m pulling back the curtain on who I am, what I’m leaving behind, and what to expect from this podcast. I’m documenting the raw, unfiltered reality of trading the "golden handcuffs" for the freedom—and chaos—of launching a private practice.

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