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What if medical training isn’t just teaching you how to practice, but quietly shaping who you become? In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Danielle Shelton — family physician, lifestyle medicine leader, and educator — to talk about the hidden curriculum of medicine and the culture it reproduces. She makes the case that we can’t keep passing down burnout, competition, and ego and expect a healthy profession, and that Christian physicians are called to model something different: generosity, courage, humility, and collaboration. Along the way we explore why mentorship is stewardship, why depleted physicians can’t care or lead well, and what it means to be faithful within medicine while helping build what doesn’t yet exist. It’s a conversation about formation, calling, and the courage to offer your gifts before you feel fully ready.
Norah Cowley, a 3rd year Medical Student, joins Bill Reichart to discuss the role that a traumatic event in her life had in the...
Ben Watt grew up in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, with two siblings, in the family home where he did school, worked for his parents’ business,...
Host Bill Reichart and Dr. Patti Giebink engage in a conversation about her transition from working at Planned Parenthood to her current role in...
