S1, Episode 3-Dr. Ramsey Tate, MD, FAAP- CallMeDr.us

This podcast features an interview with Dr. Ramsey Tate, MD, FAAP.

Today, we are going to chat with Dr. Tate. She is a board-certified pediatrician and is wrapping up fellowship in pediatric emergency medicine. She is active in women in medicine professional groups and committed to helping other women build successful, rewarding careers in academic medicine. Frustrated by the lack of financial literacy among physicians and alarming rates of burnout in her colleagues, she started to Call Me Dr. at CallMeDr.us to share finance, career, and productivity tips for young academic physicians. Dr. Tate believes that better balance is possible for physicians

This interview reveals the following:

- The financial secret to success that Dr. Tate learned at her college graduation (Hint: It doesn't involve student debt)

- How to overcome the insidious disease of physician burnout

- Learn what inspired Dr. Tate to start her blog and how you can plan your exit strategy to step away from medicine

For all the show notes, transcription, and more, check out the podcast website at http://doctorfreedompodcast.com/

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