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On this week's episode, we have the privilege of hearing from Dr. Chelsea Romero (MD/MPH), a remarkable individual who has conquered incredible challenges. After living through a near-fatal postpartum hemorrhage on Christmas Day, she was then diagnosed with an ultra-rare, aggressive cancer that derailed her residency plans and pushed her into chemotherapy. Chelsea shares her advocacy for physician infertility, the emotional weight of fighting for life and motherhood, and her ongoing determination to return to residency.

This week Dr. Davis and stephanie discuss AI in medicine and uncover some hidden truths behind platforms like Open Evidence,

Female physicians are often told they can “have it all”—but no one talks about the timeline it actually takes to get there. In this episode, we unpack the reality that women in medicine do have to plan for having children, and how medical training, residency, and institutional policies make that planning unnecessarily difficult. From fertility, pregnancy, and parental leave to the quiet pressure to delay or downplay motherhood, we talk honestly about a system that was never designed with female physicians in mind—and what needs to change.

Today, stephanie and dr. davis talk about step 1 and how many things in medical education are not clinically relevant.

Join us for an honest conversation with Dr. Bradley Block, host of Succeed in Medicine, as we unpack the real-world challenges of being a physician — from career growth and leadership to burnout, work–life balance, and life outside the clinic.

On this episode, we chat with Lily, a newly accepted PA-student, about her interview journey — from preparation to nerves to her big “yes!” moment

On this episode we talk with Dr. Brittany K. Bankhead — trauma surgeon, surgical intensivist, innovator, and mother. They dive into her journey of finding doors (and creating them) in a high-stakes surgical world, balancing motherhood with medicine, and building a life on her own terms.  Connect with Dr. Bankhead: ModernMomLab.com | @ModernMomLab | [email protected] Listener exclusive discounts: Use code FVA75 for $75 off the FVA Institute Use code GRID75 for $75 off The Grid.

On today's episode, Dr. Sarah Davis talks about her concierge medicine practice, breaks down her business model, and explains the pros and cons of running a small business. She also talks about her 30 year med school reunion!

Stephanie and Dr. Sarah Davis sit down with Dr. Matthew Davis to talk about what it really takes to build a successful medical group. He opens up about the sacrifices, the lessons learned, and how he turned years of hard work into a career that’s both fulfilling and financially rewarding.

In this episode of Generations MD, Stephanie and her mom reflect on how medical training has changed—from lugging stacks of books on rounds to the digital resources students use today. We’re also joined by Lilly, who shares her perspective as she prepares for PA school interviews. Together, we explore the evolving world of medical education, the challenges that remain the same, and the unique paths within healthcare.

Join Dr. Heather Bartos—OB-GYN, menopause maverick, and author of Quickies: One Hundred Little Lessons for Living Sexily Ever After in Midlife—as she debunks sexual health myths and serves up 100 bite-sized truth bombs. From hormone hacks to spicing up intimacy, this episode delivers sass, science, and soul in equal measure.

In this episode of Generations MD, we unpack some wild and thought-provoking stories: the woman who fell in love with her psychiatrist, the dermatologist who told med students to clear up their acne before rotation, and whether medical school really gets harder each year—or if people just like to say it does. I also share a real update on how my second year is going and what I’ve learned along the way.

In this episode of Generations MD, Stephanie and Dr. Davis sit down with Dr. Will Flanary—better known as Dr. Glaucomflecken—the ophthalmologist and comedian whose viral sketches capture the quirks, frustrations, and humanity of medicine. We talk about finding humor in hard moments, coping with personal health scares, navigating the medical profession’s culture, and why laughter just might be one of healthcare’s most underrated tools.

This week, Stephanie continues her recap of her global health trip to India!

On this week's episode, Stephanie recaps her summer and talks about her experience on her global health trip to northern India