Craig Clawson

The Integrative Pediatrician: Sheila Kilbane, MD

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Sheila Kilbane, MD is a board-certified pediatrician, who trained in integrative medicine with Andrew Weil, MD, and is a best-selling author. She uses the best of conventional and integrative medicine to identify and treat the root cause of children’s illnesses. Her goal is to help children reach optimal health so they can thrive.

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Life Changing Moments: Pushing Forward, with Dr. Jihad Mustapha

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Dr. Mustapha explains how he fled his home to come to America, overcame the loss of his brother, cultural expectations and a learning disability to become who he is today. He accomplished all of this by pushing forward. He did all of these things mostly alone.  

But, that doesn’t have to be your path. If you are going through the darkness, sometimes having a coach help light the way can help. Reach out to www.mymdcoaches.com

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The Cartoonist: Peter Valenzuela, MD, MBA

Dr. Peter Valenzuela is a healthcare leader, speaker, bestselling author and cartoonist. Peter has served on governor-appointed work groups in Texas and Washington state targeting healthcare quality, outcomes, affordability and access. His creative leadership style has led to him twice being recognized by the Medical Group Management Association and American College of Medical Practice Executives (MGMA-ACMPE) with the Harwick Innovation Award and Physician Executive of the Year Award for exhibiting leadership deemed outstanding to achieve exceptional medical group performance.

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Life Changing Moments: Opening New Doors, with Dr. Stephanie Pearson

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Dr. Stephanie Pearson was removed from the career she had studied for her entire life when she suffered an on-the-job injury. She found herself in a dark place, ready to end it all. But, through the coaching of a psychologist, her husband, and a puppy, she was able to pull herself back up, and is now thriving in a second act, one in which she is ensuring that her misfortune isn’t felt by others.

And, maybe you need to also find your second act. That’s when a trusted coach can help. Reach out to www.mymdcoaches.com

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The Lender: G. Kenton Allen, MD, MBA, FASA

Dr. Allen is the Co-Founder of Doc2Doc Lending. He also serves as the vice chairman of the Department of Anesthesiology at Wentworth-Douglass Hospital in Dover. Kenton was also elected as president of Health Partners of New Hampshire, Inc., a physician hospital organization that serves over 50 practices, representing over 500 physicians and allied health professionals across state’s Seacoast region.

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Life Changing Moments: Walking in Other’s Shoes, with Dr. Scott Abramson

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For Dr. Scott Abramson, a mindshift where he began to listen, understand, and empthaize with his patients changed his career trajectory into something that he cherished. 

And, if you find yourslef also having trouble cherishing your phyisican career, give MD Coaches a call. Find them at  www.mymdcoaches.com

Dr. Scott Abramson joined Northern California Kaiser Permanente in July 1979. He retired from the Neurology department in San Leandro in 2020, after over 40 years of service.

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The Architect: Addison May, MD, MBA, FACS, FCCM

Dr Addison May is Chief of Acute Care Surgery for the Atrium Health system and Carolinas Medical Center in Charlotte, North Carolina. Prior to assuming this role in 2018, he held the Ingram Chair in Surgical Sciences and was Professor of Surgery and Anaesthesiology at Vanderbilt University Medical Center where he served as the Director of Surgical Critical Care and the Program Director of Vanderbilt’s Surgical Critical Care and Acute Care Surgery Fellowship for 17 years. Dr May is a past President of the Surgical Infection Society, past Chair of the Surgical Section of the Society of Critical Care Medicine, a fellow of the American College of Critical Care Medicine and the American College of Surgery, and a recipient of the Barry A. Shapiro Memorial Award for Excellence in Critical Care awarded by the American College of Critical Care Medicine. He has published greater than 230 peer reviewed manuscripts, book chapters, and editorials predominately in the areas of surgical infections, critical illness, and trauma.

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Life Changing Moments: Uncovering Your Unique Path, with Dr. Siatta Dunbar

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For Dr. Siatta Dunbar, the journey to professional fulfillment did not take the straightest of paths. She moved from construction project management, to physician, and now lifestyle medicine. But what was helpful to help her find her way was the trusted confidants who she leaned on while making these changes. 

And, if you find yourself looking for trusted confidants to help you find YOUR unique path, MD coaches might be able to help. Find them at  www.mymdcoaches.com

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Life Changing Moments: Accepting Neurodivergency with Dr. Diana Mercado-Marmarosh

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Like many people, Dr. Diana Mercado-Marmarosh was diagnosed with ADHD late in life. She details the struggles many adults face with ADHD, and how she eventually embraced her neurodivergency and structured her life around it through medication and coaching.

If you find yourself struggling to keep everything moving, a coach may help. Visit us today at  www.mymdcoaches.com

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