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Trademark LawCan Anyone Own Common Words? đˇď¸đď¸ The Battle for Everyday Wordsđ Imagine a company trying to claim exclusive rights to words like 'sweet' or 'fast' just because they registered them as trademarks. Sounds crazy? It happens more often than you think! This episode explores the fascinating world where trademark law meets our everyday language.đĄ What You'll Discover:đ How trademark law protects brands without hijacking common languageâď¸ The 'fair use' principle that keeps descriptive words free for everyoneđŻ Why registration doesn't always mean monopoly - even for trademarksđĄď¸ How courts balance brand protection with linguistic freedomđ Real Cases Discussed:đ Praveen Kumar Jain vs. Rajan Set...
2025-10-1006 min
The MD+ PodcastEp #12: Building Patient-First Health Information with Roon's Vikram BhaskaranIn this episode, MD+ Co-chair Arvind Rajan and outgoing co-chair Clara Sun chat with Vikram Bhaskaran, founder and CEO of Roon. They are building a patient-first health platform to replace âDr. Googleâ with clear, compassionate medical guidance. Vikram shares how his caregiving experience shaped Roonâs mission, and how short-form video paired with trusted physician voices can scale knowledge while preserving empathy. We also discuss Roonâs AI approach, which draws only from expert-reviewed content, and why involving clinicians in digital health innovation is more important than ever.
2025-05-0837 min
Grand TamashaHow India's Economy Can Break the MoldBreaking the Mould: Indiaâs Untraveled Path to Prosperity is a big new book by the economists Raghuram Rajan and Rohit Lamba. The book is both a critique of Indiaâs development model as well as a manifesto for reform.Most notably, it challenges the conventional wisdom that Indiaâs primary goal should be to transform the country into a blue-collar manufacturing powerhouse. Rajan and Lamba argue that India cannot duplicate Chinaâs development model, but it has the opportunity to leapfrog by focusing higher up the value chain.To discuss the bookâs ideas and its po...
2024-05-1551 min
CFA Society India PodcastEp 01. Inflation, central bank policy and the likely implications for markets in the US | Arvind Rajan PhDIn this episode of the âEconomy and Asset classesâ series, Jolly Balva, CFA, is joined by Dr. Arvind Rajan, a veteran in financial markets in the US. They discuss the macro-economic environment in the US and the implications for markets. They navigate through the following on the current as well as long-term outlook.Â
2023-06-2741 min
Partner PerspectivesCARE streamlines global financial operations with Astute Business Solutions and Oracle CloudGlobal nonprofit CARE has pioneered the way for the worldâs most vulnerable people to lead better lives. With a presence in more than 100 countries, helping more than 90 million people through 1,300 projects, CARE needed to move to a more automated system. During our conversation with Astuteâs Co-Founder and CEO, Arvind Rajan, and Senior Director, Jiyash M.A.K., they explain how a global IT upgrade to Oracle PeopleSoft Financial Management on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) resulted in a 90% increase in instance deployment using PeopleSoft Cloud Manager and 100% automation of their PeopleTools upgrade. Now CARE spends less time managing the...
2022-06-1428 min
Our Own Devices with Nandagopal RajanAll you need to know about MetaverseIn this episode, Arvind Neelakantan, Evangelist- India/ASEAN, Epic Games, the makers of the famous Fortnite game, joins host Nandagopal Rajan to discuss the Metaverse, creating experiences on it, how the pandemic acted as a catalyst for people to get on it, and a lot more.
2021-10-3018 min
MedspectivesPFAS - The Harmful "Forever Chemical" in Our Every Day Lives, with Dr. Jamie DeWitt, Toxicologist.Today we're joined by one of my past professors, Dr. Jamie Dewitt, a toxicologist who has a focus on a particular group of environmental contaminants called PFAS. Consisting of more than 5,000 substances, per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances are found in all kinds of commercial products, including nonstick cookware, waterproof jackets, firefighting foams, food packaging, and more. However, studies have shown that PFAS is considered a "forever chemical" meaning it can take thousands of years to breakdown. This can cause it to buildup in the body, and there are studies that show that these substances are associated with reproductive harm, developmental...
2021-10-2533 min
MedspectivesThe Nefarious History of the Opioid Crisis and A New Drug Platform to Address It with Dr. Mike Presti, SafeRxI know it's been about a month since our last episode, but we're back with a super interesting talk about one of the biggest problems in medicine right now: the opioid crisis. Opioids, like hydrocodone and oxycodone, are used to treat patients with severe pain, whether it be post-surgery, cancer-related pain, and other similar instances. However, they trigger the release of endorphins, the brain's way of making you feel good, and this sensation can be highly addictive, leading to abuse of these drugs. Opioid abuse affects countless people across the world and costs the US hundreds of billions of...
2021-10-1144 min
MedspectivesPower Outage During Open Surgery & Witnessing Suicide w/ Tyler OwensIn today's podcast, Tyler and I share stories from our short yet eventful time in medicine over the last couple of years.
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2021-08-1617 min
MedspectivesBeing Bilingual as a Healthcare Professional, Dental Technology, and Connecting through Social Media with Dr. Luke ShapiroToday we're joined by Dr. Luke Shapiro, an Orthodontist in New York. Dr. Luke has always been fascinated by languages, and this led him to major in Spanish in college. He shares insight into how his skill in Spanish and other languages has enabled him to form deeper connections with his patients. Additionally Dr. Luke talks about some awesome innovations in dental technology, such as the smart mirror. We close out with some questions from you guys, and all in all, this was a great conversation. I hope you enjoy!
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2021-08-0928 min
MedspectivesReflecting on the Pre-Medical Journey - A Casual Conversation with my friend Tyler OwensToday we switch it up a bit and I have a casual conversation with my friend Tyler about how the premed life is going right now for the both of us. We're both in the middle of applying to medical school, and we talk about how that's going, as well as reflect and give tips that we wish we knew in the past couple of years on our journeys.
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2021-08-0252 min
MedspectivesDiabetic Complications in Rural India, the Surgeon who Inspired me to Pursue Medicine, and the Importance of Mentorship with Dr. DheebanToday we're joined by Dr. Dheeban, a general surgeon in India. This conversation means a lot to me, as Dr. Dheeban is the physician who really sparked my passion for medicine. About 4 years ago, I shadowed him in his rural clinic in India for a couple of months. I watched him perform all kinds of different procedures including endoscopies, Cesarian sections, diabetic foot debridements, cyst removals, and even more. I was fascinated by the problem-solving aspect and uniqueness of each case and how each required its own strategy for treatment. I remember I was dead set on becoming a...
2021-07-1945 min
MedspectivesThe Digitization of Healthcare, Stopping Sepsis with Software, and the Tech Behind COVID Vaccine Clinics with Dr. Sarma VelamuriToday we're joined by Dr. Sarma Velamuri, the CEO and co-founder of Luminaire, a medical software company shedding light on dark data. During his time as a physician, he remembers seeing multiple inefficiencies in hospitals, primarily in sepsis. He describes sepsis through an interesting metaphor during our talk: think of a bull in a china shop. Now poke that bull with a stick, and watch the bull blow this tiny stimulus out of proportion and destroy everything in the China shop. Essentially that's what happens in the body - a compromised immune system enables even a small infection to...
2021-07-0555 min
MedspectivesGoogle Glass, Radiology, and the Future of Artificial Intelligence with Dr. Nikolas ParisisDr. Parisis talks about just how many subspecialties there are in radiology. We also talked about one of my greatest fascinations: tech in healthcare! Dr. Parisis talks about his experience as a premed working with a medical scribing startup that used Google Glass - the smart glasses with a camera and microphone built in - to enable physicians to focus more on the patient and allow remote scribes to take care of the documentation. He also discusses how radiology enables him to integrate tech into patient care. Going into the future, he shares how artificial intelligence will develop in...
2021-06-2850 min
MedspectivesCOVID-19 Challenge Trials: Giving Volunteers COVID for SCIENCE! And the Future of Clinical Trials with Josh Morrison from 1DaySoonerToday we're joined by Josh Morrison, the co-founder and President of 1DaySooner. 1DaySooner is an organization that advocates for people who want to participate in high-impact medical trials, and their work with COVID-19 challenge trials really came into the limelight this past year. In essence, a challenge trial is a clinical trial in which the participant is not only exposed to a treatment ie vaccine or placebo but is also directly exposed to the condition that is being tested - in this case, COVID-19. To some, the idea of voluntarily being exposed to COVID can sound absolutely insane, but...
2021-06-2138 min
MedspectivesThe Basics of Diabetes with Dr. MittalToday we're joined by Dr. Mittal, a family medicine physician in Southern California. I talked with Dr. Mittal about diabetes - and being a family medicine doc it is a condition he knows all too well. A diabetes diagnosis is never happy news, and Dr. Mittal runs us through how exactly he explains diabetes to his patients, to not only ensure they understand it but also to ensure that they will follow through with a treatment plan. He talks about how nuanced this process can be - and how important it is to be aware of a person's background...
2021-06-0758 min
MedspectivesAccidentally saving 200 Million Lives, Being a Gladiator Physician, Saving Lives on the Battlefield, and Deadly Water Pumps with Tyler OwensToday, we're joined by my friend Tyler Owens and we decided to take it back to talk about healthcare professionals from history that have revolutionized the field in some way. I'm not a big history person, but in this conversation with Tyler, I realized just how crazy it is to understand how far we've come in medicine over 1000s of years. We go back in time all the way to the 1st century AD to look at Galen who provided a MASSIVE amount of knowledge into medicine. Apparently, Galen's procedure to treat cataracts is actually similar to how it...
2021-04-2654 min
MedspectivesHow to Get Into Med School during a Pandemic, What Happens Behind the Scenes at Admissions Committees, and Advice for all Pre-Meds with Mr. Christian EssmanToday we're joined by Mr. Christian Essman, the senior director of admissions at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine and host of the All Access: Med School Admissions podcast where he interviews admissions faculty from across the nation. With med school applications right around the corner for a lot of us, I think this conversation with Mr. Essman was really needed to try to understand how admissions are affected by the pandemic. As he notes, this year of applicants will be the first to have been affected by COVID for over a year, and these effects will be...
2021-04-191h 05
MedspectivesYouTube as a Med Student, Tips to Get Into Medical School, and Dealing with Failure with Ahmad ShahinToday we're joined by Ahmad Shahin, a first-year medical student at the Mayo Clinic with over 30,000 subscribers on YouTube. I've been watching Ahmad's videos for almost a year now and reached out to him on a whim because he's a really inspiring guy and I'm sure anyone familiar with him would say the same. He immediately said he was down and that he actually remembered me from my comments on his videos! We talk for about an hour about what it's like being a med school YouTuber as well as how medical school is going during a pandemic, and...
2021-04-121h 01
MedspectivesAnimal Euthanasia vs Physician Assisted Suicide, the Vastness of Veterinary Medicine, and Puppies with Dr. CarlingToday we're joined by Dr. Carling Matejka, a veterinarian in Canada. I want Medspectives to capture all facets of medicine and veterinary medicine is something that I knew nothing about before I talked to Dr. Carling. While in human medicine you just need to focus on humans, for veterinary medicine you need to be able to understand all kinds of different animals, from dogs to cows to snakes to tarantulas. While there are some similarities, there are also a good number of differences, and Dr. Carling discusses her experience from treating dogs in her clinic to treating cows out...
2021-04-0548 min
Medspectives90-Year-Old Dementia Patient Climbs a Tree, the Misunderstandings and Issues Facing Geriatrics with Dr. Farhan AlamiToday we're joined by Dr. Farhan Alami, a geriatrician in Singapore. Geriatrics is a field that is seeing unprecedented importance with the growing elderly population, however, the number of people that choose to pursue this field is not increasing even close to as much. Dr. Farhan explains how by 2030, there will be 1 million elderly people in Singapore, and as of now, there are only around 100 geriatricians in the country. Even in the US, the elderly aren't given the care they need, especially because of how expensive these costs can be. Dr. Farhan talks about the issues facing geriatrics, and...
2021-03-2942 min
MedspectivesMedicine during a Snowpocalypse, Cardiology, and Risk-and-Benefit Analysis with Dr. AggarwalToday we're joined by Dr. Arjun Aggarwal! Dr. Aggarwal is a second-year internal medicine resident in Austin, Texas, who aspires to become a cardiologist. I actually talked to him the day Texas lifted the mask mandate, and he clearly was not a big fan of the decision. We also talk about his time as an internal medicine resident, his interest in cardiology, and his thoughts on social media as free-open-access medical education. He discusses the concept of risk-and-benefit when it comes to treatment - and how physicians need to be able to make difficult decisions. While medication could present...
2021-03-2348 min
MedspectivesHow to Get into Australian Med School, Gut Health, and FOAMed on TikTok? with Dr. Ray BoyapatiToday we're joined by Dr. Ray Boyapati, a gastroenterologist in Australia. As much as I wanted to dedicate this whole episode to asking him for medical advice for my terrible gut problems, I decided it wouldn't be in your best interests. Instead, we talked about how well Australia handled COVID, which, spoiler, actually wearing masks helped a lot! as well as how social media has become a major source of free medical knowledge for everyone, especially during the pandemic. Dr. Ray also advises premeds/medical students and shares priceless advice in the episode.
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2021-03-1543 min
#WebPolicyTalk: Live at IMPRIIMPRI Special Lecture on Migration and the State amid the COVID-19 Pandemic by Prof. Irudaya RajanCenter for Work and Welfare (CWW) at Impact and Policy Research Institute (IMPRI), New Delhi, invites you to A Special Lecture Topic: Migration and the State amid the COVID-19 PandemicDate: Saturday, 11th July 2020Time: 3:00 p.m. IST (GMT+5:30â)Speaker: Prof Irudaya Rajan, Professor, Centre for Development Studies, ThiruvananthapuramChair: Prof Shakti Kak, Chairperson, Center for Work and Welfare, IMPRIDiscussants:Prof R P Mamgain, Professor, S. R. Sankaran Chair, National Institute of Rural Development and Panchayati Raj, HyderabadProf Arvind Pand...
2021-03-101h 44
MedspectivesEyes - The Windows Into Your Health with Dr. Damaris @newyorkeyedocToday we're joined by Dr. Damaris Raymondi, an optometrist in New York City. She is extremely passionate about her field, and during our conversation, she shares her story into optometry, the real importance of a yearly eye exam, medical conditions you can see through the eye, and more. Known as @newyorkeyedoc online, Dr. Damaris extends this passion for medical education as she spreads her knowledge about the eye through her platform, and she actually also has a podcast called Eyes Up, where she invites guests from all kind of different backgrounds to discuss the field of optometry. This was...
2021-03-0142 min
MedspectivesIntoxicating Bread, his WHAT stuck in a bottle? and a Rod through the Head with Tyler OwensToday I've got my friend Tyler Owens on the podcast again sharing the rather interesting stories of healthcare professionals from history. I don't want to spoil anything, but if you're a fan of medical oddities and rare cases, you're gonna love this episode. Just a brief overview, we talk about a man who gets very intoxicated every time he has a meal, a railroad worker who survived an iron pole through the skull, and a young researcher who seems to have somehow gotten his member downstairs stuck in a bottle. Odd stories indeed, but what's medicine without at least...
2021-02-1544 min
MedspectivesThe Greatest Medical Discovery Ever with Tyler OwensWanted to try something new on the show, so I reached out to my friend Tyler who is also a fellow pre-med I went to school with. I remember we met volunteering at a science fair and just started talking about surgery and medicine so I was like he'd be awesome on the podcast. Today we talk about arguably the greatest scientific and medical innovation ever: CRISPR. For those who aren't familiar with it, CRISPR is basically a tool that lets you edit people's genes. You can basically treat any condition from sickle cell to maybe one day diabetes...
2021-02-0146 min
MedspectivesThe National Health Service, the Power of Film, and TikTok Medical Humor with Dr. Khalid ZalmayOne of my favorite parts of running this podcast is making connections and friends with people all around the world. From this conversation with Dr. Khalid, we discovered a mutual love for videography, and we talk about the power of storytelling in film. Dr. Khalid shares how film is what kept him sane in medical school, and how this interest led him to making short films as a med student. He has continued this passion into his practice and now makes educational medical YouTube content. We talk about the National Health Service in the UK and how exactly it...
2021-01-2551 min
MedspectivesAnti-Asian Bias, BLM Movement, and Social Justice in Medicine with Nurse ArielWe're joined by Ariel, an ICU nurse in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She talks about her unique background in medicine, and how she actually got her bachelor's degree in Hospitality Management before deciding to go to nursing school. We also talk about the Anti-Asian bias that has spiked due to the pandemic, and her personal experiences dealing with it. Ariel is passionate about advocacy on her platform on Instagram; we talk in particular about her advocacy for Black Lives Matter, and she shares how important it is for different minority groups to come together to support each other in the fight...
2021-01-1852 min
MedspectivesThe Medicine of Music: NHSessions with Dr. BodaliaToday we're joined by Dr. Bodalia, a junior doctor working in the UK. Morale among healthcare workers during COVID has been especially low and seeing this Dr. Bodalia had a plan to help address it. What started with his idea of DJ'ing in his kitchen on Instagram Live while whipping up breakfast, evolved into now internationally-renown NHSessions, a showcase of different artists like himself through which Dr. Bodalia's ultimate goal is to celebrate the work of frontline workers, while also boosting the spirits of anyone in isolation. Music truly is therapy, and Dr. Bodalia shares how much music shapes...
2021-01-1136 min
MedspectivesChanging the Face of Medicine with Dr. Cedric BrightToday we're joined by Dr. Cedric Bright, the Associate Dean of Diversity and Inclusion at the Brody School of Medicine. Dr. Bright talks about his 30 years in medicine, and how it started with majoring in film as an undergrad. He talks about going from selling solar panels in the 80s to retaking the MCAT and getting into medical school after a lot of work. He also talks about his work in health equity and the importance of diversity in medicine. I met Dr. Bright at a premed talk, and I, alongside my fellow premedical students, see him as a...
2021-01-0440 min
MedspectivesThe Misunderstandings about the Ambulance with Tiffany ThompsonWelcome to Medspectives, the podcast about health professionals, the stories of their practice, and their diverse perspectives into the world around us. I'm your host, Arvind Rajan, and today we're joined by Tiffany Thompson, a paramedic in Pitt County, North Carolina. Paramedics tell some of the best stories about medicine, and Tiffany was no exception. She shares stories from her practice, but also talks about the profession of paramedics as a whole. I think paramedics can often be really underappreciated in the sense that a lot of people don't realize just how much schooling and experience is required to...
2020-12-1445 min
MedspectivesOvercoming the Odds and Inspiring the Future with Dr. Antonio WebbWelcome to Medspectives, the podcast about health professionals, the stories of their practice, and their diverse perspectives into the world around us. I'm your host, Arvind Rajan, and today we're joined by Dr. Antonio Webb. Dr. Webb is a spine surgeon who overcame countless odds in his journey through medicine. He grew up in one of the most dangerous cities, lost his brother to cancer, suffered from PTSD from his time serving in Iraq, and despite all this, he stayed committed to his dreams and is today a physician. He wrote a book about his journey into medicine, called Overcoming...
2020-12-0729 min
MedspectivesGen Z Doctors, The Art of Gaining Trust, & The Challenge of Diabetes with Dr. Anupam MittalToday we're joined by Dr. Anupam Mittal, a family medicine physician. Dr. Mittal describes the field of family medicine in detail while dispelling common misconceptions. Definitely stick on till the end where he talks about a case of a healthy 14-year-old who suffered from a heart attack that was related to a simple fever she had years prior - you won't want to miss that story. We also talk about his journey through training and the art of gaining trust from your patients. On broader terms, we talk about how the growth of Gen Z into medicine and the...
2020-11-2300 min
MedspectivesVaccine Hesitancy, Interprofessional Healthcare, and The Future of Medical Education with Dr. Hudson GarrettToday we're joined by Dr. Hudson Garrett. Dr. Garrett has an extremely diverse background, as he not only works as a paramedic, but also has a Ph.D. in healthcare administration, and is an assistant professor of infectious disease at the University of Louisville School of Medicine. These diverse perspectives enable Dr. Garrett to understand medicine from not only a clinical viewpoint but also a policy standpoint. He shares updates regarding COVID, including the issue of vaccine hesitancy that will arise in the next couple of months. Dr. Garrett has an entrepreneurial spirit and shares his...
2020-11-1600 min
MedspectivesAnesthesia, Stress, and Role Models with Rhianna FerialToday we're joined by Rhianna Ferial, a nurse anesthetist. I find Rhianna's story particularly interesting because she is not only dedicated to helping her patients, but runs a YouTube channel with over 30,000 subscribers, where she makes videos sharing her experiences. She covers every part of the career, and is an inspiration for anyone considering a career in medicine. We talk about the basics of anesthesia, and the high levels of accountability that are required in the field, as well as her experiences in nursing, from her time working in the ICU, as a travel nurse, and currently as a nurse...
2020-11-1000 min
MedspectivesTrauma Surgery - Dramatized by Movies, Home to Adrenaline Junkies, and COVID Ethics with Dr. GoettlerToday we're joined by Dr. Claudia Goettler, a trauma surgeon at Vidant Medical Center. Trauma surgery is a field we hear a lot about in movies and tv shows, and I wanted to talk to Dr. Goettler about what the realities of the field are. Dr. Goettler and I chat about this, and the field of trauma surgery in broad, and she offers insight into her experiences in the career, including a couple of cases, as well as how COVID has affected trauma surgery. I hope you enjoy.
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2020-11-0200 min
MedspectivesAutism - Known by All, but Understood by Few with Aurora ShaferWhen I started Medspectives, I was focused kind of only on health professionals themselves, but I'm realizing how important it is to understand just how diverse health perspectives can be, coming from different people. Aurora is autistic and is also passionate about autism advocacy - I think she really presents a diverse health perspective that is universally known but actually poorly understood. Throughout her childhood, she knew she was different, but despite going to multiple health professionals, she could never put a finger on exactly why. She interestingly only found out she was autistic in her sophomore year of high...
2020-10-2600 min
SaaSBoomiInside Innovaccerâs journey to $100 million ARR; bold pivots and relentless learningAbhinav Shashank pitched a 400-pages report as a trainee inside a Fortune 500 company and managed to get $20 million funding for the same, much before he actually became an entrepreneur. After getting his idea approved, Abhinav worked on building the product in Bangalore, scoped out manufacturing in Shanghai apart from spending time in Dallas, U.S., giving him an overall experience in building a truly global product. âBy the time I left, it was already a $40 million revenue business,â Abhinav tells me in this podcast. Is there a path to doing this on my own, he rememb...
2020-10-2144 min
MedspectivesA Tobacco-Free World - An Ambitious yet Feasible Future with Dr. ThangarajuToday we're joined by Dr. Murugesan Thangaraju. This episode is a little different, as we aren't hearing specifically from someone actively practicing medicine, but instead from a clinical researcher with immense health implications. Dr. Thangaraju is a clinical researcher at Duke University studying smoking cessation therapies, and he played a key role in developing an instrumental technology called nicotine pyruvate, a much easier method for people to use to quit smoking. He also talks about the implications of smoking in youth, and the new wave of vaping related illnesses that may arise. He even founded an organization to combat...
2020-10-1900 min
MedspectivesThe Stigma Behind Mental Health, and How Exactly do you Treat It? with Dr. SheltonIn today's episode, we have Dr. PG Shelton a psychiatrist at Vidant Medical Center in Greenville North Carolina. Dr. Shelton and I chat about the field of psychiatry as a whole, as well as his passions for child psychiatry. We talk about the stigma around mental health treatment and their underlying causes. Dr. Shelton interestingly also worked in New Zealand's socialized healthcare system for a while, and we talk about key differences between the systems. Enjoy the episode!
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2020-10-1200 min
PeopleSoft ChatLifting and Shifting PeopleSoft into the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure with Guest Arvind RajanArvind Rajan, CEO and PeopleSoft Technologist for Astute Business Solutions discusses how customers are saving money and seeing performance improvements after moving their PeopleSoft applications to the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Â
2020-10-0855 min
MedspectivesEverything is COVID! with Dr. BradbyIn today's episode, we talk to Dr. Cassandra Bradby, the residency director for emergency medicine at Vidant Medical Center in Greenville, North Carolina. She shares how medical education for emergency medicine residents in the hospital changed due to the pandemic, as well as the fear patients had of the virus, so much so that fewer patients were coming into the emergency room, despite the fact that the rates of fatal conditions like heart attack and stroke were unaffected. She also shares insight into the practice of emergency medicine as a whole. Dr. Bradby is a physician I've known for...
2020-10-0500 minMedspectivesOvercoming Self-Doubt, the Cardiovascular ICU, and Social Issues while Empowering Others with Al The ICU MurseThis last week, I had the opportunity to talk to Al Sarria, a cardiovascular ICU nurse in Arizona, also known as @theICUMurse on Instagram. You might know Al from his post that went viral earlier in the pandemic - talking about the gruesome process and drugs that are administered during the intubation process, which is part of treatment for severe COVID, as a plea to encourage people to wear masks. Al and I talk not only about his profession and the stories of patients he's seen, which in and of itself were so eye-opening, but we also talk...
2020-09-0452 minMedspectivesFor the Children! with Dr. LongshoreIn today's episode, we have Dr. Longshore, a pediatric surgeon at Vidant Medical Center. While I was talking with her, and I'm sure you'll feel this too, I could really sense like the amount she loved not only her profession but the children she treats. We talk about COVID, and how scary it is for children for not only the symptoms but the long term effects associated with being out of school, but we also take some time to talk about her stories in pediatric surgery and moments that really put the whole profession in perspective. Enjoy the episode!
2020-08-2524 minMedspectivesEmergency Medicine, Hurricanes, and Questionable Research during COVID-19 with Dr. Juan MarchIn this episode, we have Dr. Juan March, an emergency medicine physician at Vidant Medical Center in Greenville, North Carolina. Dr. March shares his story of not only practicing in the emergency department during COVID and his eye-opening experiences but, also making difficult decisions with fellow EMS doctors in Pitt County to best handle the pandemic. He discusses nursing shortages, the issues with research published about COVID-19, the issues with COVID in rural populations, as well as the amount of distress the healthcare system can be placed under if a natural disaster like a hurricane were to strike during...
2020-07-2930 minMedspectivesIntroduction to MedspectivesWelcome to Medspectives a podcast that shares stories from health professionals around the world ranging from paramedics to physicians that will ultimately allow us to better understand their diverse perspectives. Now you might ask, what is the value of learning about these perspectives? And I think the situation we're in today with regards to the COVID-19 pandemic is really indicative of the consequences of the lack of understandings these perspectives. From day one we've heard doctors preach about the importance of social distancing, and wearing masks wherever we go. Despite this, it has taken governments months to actually enforce...
2020-07-1702 min
HBR IdeaCastHBR Presents: The Anxious Achiever with Morra Aarons-MeleOn The Anxious Achiever, Morra Aarons-Mele explores the way anxiety, depression, and other mental health issues affect people at work â for better or worse. In this episode, she speaks with clinical psychologist Ellen Hendriksen and Arvind Rajan, the CEO of Cricket Health, about the tension between work and social anxiety.
"The Anxious Achiever with Morra Aarons-Mele" is part of HBR Presents, a new network of business podcasts curated by HBR editors. For our full lineup of shows, search âHBRâ on your favorite podcast app or visit hbr.org/podcasts.
2019-10-1738 min
The Anxious AchieverSocial Anxiety and SuccessWe're often told that to succeed in the workplace, you need to bring your A game, play office politics, and network nonstop. But how do you do that when you suffer from social anxiety? Host Morra Aarons-Mele speaks with Ellen Hendriksen, a clinical psychologist, and Arvind Rajan, the CEO of Cricket Health and a former executive at LinkedIn, to discuss his journey with anxiety.
2019-10-0740 min
Breaking HealthCEO Arvind Rajan Says Cricket Health Can Deliver Important, Transformative Care to Renal PatientsArvind Rajan left his managing director post at LinkedIn intent upon two things â taking some time off with his family and finding a new venture that would be hard, important, and transformative to the world. Rajan and his co-founders, James Chaukos and Vince Kim â saw an imbalance in how patients with late-stage kidney disease were being treated. Cricket Health â identified as one of the Fierce 15 Companies in healthcare â is working to balance the scales in favor of patients by building teams of nephrologists, dieticians, even experienced patient mentors to help people before they reach kidney failure.
2019-02-2227 min
How to Be Awesome at Your Job212: How Introverts Flourish at Work with Morra Aarons-MeleMorra Aarons-Mele provides tips for the ambitious introvert to succeed at work and strategies on how extroverts and introverts can best work together.Youâll Learn:1) How introverts are fabulous secret weapons at work2) The false assumptions people make about introverts3) How extroverts and introverts can work best togetherAbout MorraMorra Aarons-Mele is the founder of award winning social impact agency Women Online and its database of women influencers, The Mission List.  She is an Internet marketer who has been working...
2017-10-0139 min
Hiding in the BathroomSocial AnxietyHave you ever done it? Gone to a work event or cocktail party, make sure the host or your boss sees you're there, put in your time...and then run for the exit? Today, we discuss social anxiety and perfecting your pitch with Silicon Valley executive Arvind Rajan, co-founder and CEO of Cricket Health, a health-care startup in San Francisco.
2016-09-1336 min
Financial Post Executive PodcastArvind Rajan, Linkedinâs VP, InternationalLeaders Series: Arvind Rajan, Linkedinâs VP, International, shares his insights into Linkedinâs successful organic growth plan, and how you can best leverage this leading internet tool.Â
2010-06-1400 min