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Sapna Shah-Haque Internal Medicine Physician

Dr. Sapna Shah-Haque, MD is a board certified Internal Medicine physician. She was born and raised in Kansas, and attended medical school at the University of Kansas [KU] School of Medicine. She completed her Internal Medicine residency at KU-Wichita as well. After experiencing Burnout herself, and watching other physician colleagues burn out, it became a passion of hers to look into different aspects of burnout. While the system does need to change, as it is broken, this podcast is a way to reach physicians and possibly shed light on what is not an isolated situation.

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The Prescription We Forgot: Flexibility, Joy, And Blue Skies &Raquo; Physicianpodcast
The Prescription We Forgot: Flexibility, Joy, and Blue Skies

These are not just words, but a way of life that we often overlook in our pursuit of productivity and routine.Life is a tapestry woven with small moments, each one a unique thread. As cliche as it may…

These are not just w…

These are not just words, but a way of life that we often overlook in our pursuit of productivity and routine.Life is a tapestry woven with small moments, each one a unique thread. As cliche as it may sound, I was reminded of this truth last night. For a little over an hour, everything was carefree. A spontaneous picnic outside was a delightful experience, under the canvas of blue skies, spring temperature, and a gentle absence of breeze.  In Kansas, such moments are rare and precious!The fresh air and sunlight were needed after being inside on such a beautiful day. While I did pop outside an…

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Navigating Career Transitions In Medicine: Dr. David Weill’s Story &Raquo; Drdavidcover
Navigating Career Transitions in Medicine: Dr. David Weill’s Story

When we think about a physician’s career path, it’s easy to envision a well-defined, linear journey: medical school, residency, fellowship, and decades of dedicated clinical practice until retirem…

When we think about …

When we think about a physician’s career path, it’s easy to envision a well-defined, linear journey: medical school, residency, fellowship, and decades of dedicated clinical practice until Retirement. This traditional trajectory, however, doesn’t account for the emotional and physical toll that certain specialties can exact over time. What happens when a doctor recognizes that the very career they’ve built with passion and precision has a 'shelf life'?In the most recent episode of The Worthy Physician, Dr. David Weill, MD,  a former transplant pulmonologist at Stanford, shared his rem…

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Second Acts: Redesigning Your Medical Career Path &Raquo; O5Mftx0D8Dfpstlgtmo2Vvowr8Rk 10
Second Acts: Redesigning Your Medical Career Path

Send us a textDr. David Weill shares his journey from transplant pulmonologist to consultant and author, exploring how he recognized the emotional and physical toll of clinical medicine after 20 years…

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Send us a textDr. David Weill shares his journey from transplant pulmonologist to consultant and author, exploring how he recognized the emotional and physical toll of clinical medicine after 20 years and strategically transitioned to his "second act." He provides honest insights into the realities of medical practice, the importance of knowing when to pivot, and the value of pursuing creative outlets that align with your strengths.• After 20 years as a transplant pulmonologist, Dr. Weill transitioned to consulting and writing• He recognized early that clinical medicine had a "shelf life" …

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Empathy In Action: Dr. Sweet'S Commitment To Philanthropy And The Sweet Emergency Fund &Raquo; Drsweet2
Empathy in Action: Dr. Sweet’s Commitment to Philanthropy and the Sweet Emergency Fund

Dr. Sweet's dedication to HIV advocacy shines through clearly, embodying a commitment that has spanned decades and continues to transform lives today. She recalls the tougher times in HIV care, emphas…

Dr. Sweet's dedicati…

Dr. Sweet's dedication to HIV advocacy shines through clearly, embodying a commitment that has spanned decades and continues to transform lives today. She recalls the tougher times in HIV care, emphasizing the significance of continuing critical programs like the Ryan White Care Act. "You need to continue the fight," she asserts passionately. "Make sure that the Ryan White Care Act gets refunded, that we continue to spend the Money we need to take care of all patients." Her words highlight the essential role ongoing advocacy plays in maintaining and expanding healthcare access, particularly in…

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Philanthropy And Care: Exploring Dr. Sweet'S Mission And The Sweet Emergency Fund &Raquo; Sapnahaquethumbnails2
Philanthropy and Care: Exploring Dr. Sweet’s Mission and The Sweet Emergency Fund

What Does Philanthropy Mean?It comes from two Greek words: love and humanity! I am reminded of growing up and attending Catholic school and church. Time, talent, and treasure were three keywords, but …

What Does Philanthro…

What Does Philanthropy Mean?It comes from two Greek words: love and humanity! I am reminded of growing up and attending Catholic school and church. Time, talent, and treasure were three keywords, but really, it came down to giving. It doesn’t have to be money. It is the concept of giving to a cause or community and looking out for the well-being of others.Philanthropy goes beyond charity. While they are similar, philanthropy looks into the root cause of issues. It’s more about creating long-term solutions. Why Does Philanthropy Matter?It’s about creating change. Many philanthropic endea…

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Philanthropy And Care: Exploring Dr. Sweet'S Mission And The Sweet Emergency Fund &Raquo; O5Mftx0D8Dfpstlgtmo2Vvowr8Rk 10
Philanthropy and Care: Exploring Dr. Sweet's Mission and The Sweet Emergency Fund

Send us a textDr. Sweet shares her 43-year journey in HIV/AIDS care, transforming a deadly condition with six-month prognosis into a manageable chronic disease where properly treated patients can expe…

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Send us a textDr. Sweet shares her 43-year journey in HIV/AIDS care, transforming a deadly condition with six-month prognosis into a manageable chronic disease where properly treated patients can expect normal lifespans.• Started practicing in 1982, drawn to medicine by hands-on patient interaction rather than purely diagnostic work• Encountered her first HIV patient in 1983 when stigma and discrimination were severe• Founded the Sweet Emergency Fund approximately 30 years ago to address gaps in care• Hosts annual "Sweet Affair" fundraiser in her backyard to support medication, housing…

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Finding Purpose Beyond Medicine: A Conversation With Dr. Sabharwal &Raquo; Sapnahaquethumbnails
Finding Purpose Beyond Medicine: A Conversation with Dr. Sabharwal

The journey of an international medical graduate is filled with challenges, uncertainties, and financial hurdles. On this episode of The Worthy Physician, I spoke with Dr. Sabharwal, who shared his st…

The journey of an in…

The journey of an international medical graduate is filled with challenges, uncertainties, and financial hurdles. On this episode of The Worthy Physician, I spoke with Dr. Sabharwal, who shared his story of resilience, adaptability, and his venture into Real Estate Investing.From International Medical Graduate to Financial FreedomDr. Sabharwal’s journey to the U.S. medical system wasn’t straightforward."I came to the US about, I want to say, five, six years ago. Actually, I was here from 2008 to 2011, and I went back to India, was there for a little while, came back again and here we are."…

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The Power Of Support In Medicine: Embracing Nonjudgment, Compassion, And Meeting Colleagues Where They Are &Raquo; Support
The Power of Support in Medicine: Embracing Nonjudgment, Compassion, and Meeting Colleagues Where They Are

Support is necessary in the demanding world of medicine. Whether we are navigating career transitions, personal struggles, or the daily challenges of patient care, how we show up for each other can pr…

Support is necessary…

Support is necessary in the demanding world of medicine. Whether we are navigating career transitions, personal struggles, or the daily challenges of patient care, how we show up for each other can profoundly impact our well-being. Nonjudgment, compassion, and meeting colleagues (and ourselves) where they are in their lives, careers, and medicine journeys form the foundation of genuine support.But why is it important to support each other? The answer lies in the very essence of our humanity. Life does not happen in a vacuum. Human beings are wired for connection. We absorb the emotions of thos…

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Navigating Change: A Physician’s Journey To Financial Freedom With Dr. Sabharwal &Raquo; O5Mftx0D8Dfpstlgtmo2Vvowr8Rk 10
Navigating Change: A Physician’s Journey to Financial Freedom with Dr. Sabharwal

Send us a textDive into an inspiring episode that chronicles the life journey of Dr. Sabharwal, a dedicated physician who broke barriers to shift his career from clinical work to entrepreneurship thro…

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Send us a textDive into an inspiring episode that chronicles the life journey of Dr. Sabharwal, a dedicated physician who broke barriers to shift his career from clinical work to entrepreneurship through real Estate investing. Discover the unique challenges international medical graduates face as they adjust to the U.S. healthcare system, while exploring strategies for achieving Financial Independence. In this episode, Dr. Sabharwal candidly shares his experiences—from funding his own medical rotations to navigating the complexities of building a real estate portfolio. He highlights essenti…

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Unlocking Peak Performance: Insights From Dr. Shai Efrati On The Worthy Physician Podcast &Raquo; Physicianpodcast
Unlocking Peak Performance: Insights from Dr. Shai Efrati on The Worthy Physician Podcast

In a recent episode of The Worthy Physician, Dr. Sapna Shah-Haque sat down with Dr. Shai Efrati to discuss unlocking peak performance, going beyond the norm, and optimizing physician efficiency. This …

In a recent episode …

In a recent episode of The Worthy Physician, Dr. Sapna Shah-Haque sat down with Dr. Shai Efrati to discuss unlocking peak performance, going beyond the norm, and optimizing physician efficiency. This conversation was packed with golden nuggets that can transform how we approach our personal and professional lives.Forget Normal—Strive for MoreDr. Efrati challenges the very idea of what’s considered "normal." As physicians, we are trained to accept specific standards for age, Education, and performance. But is being "normal" truly enough?"Forget the normal. The title of the book is Beyond No…

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Unlocking New Levels Of Growth And Fulfillment With Dr. Shai Efrati, Md &Raquo; O5Mftx0D8Dfpstlgtmo2Vvowr8Rk 10
Unlocking New Levels of Growth and Fulfillment with Dr. Shai Efrati, MD

Send us a textWhat if unlocking the full potential of physicians goes beyond medicine? Join us in an engaging discussion with Dr. Shai Efrati, as we uncover the secrets to enhancing efficiency and pea…

Send us a textWhat i…

Send us a textWhat if unlocking the full potential of physicians goes beyond medicine? Join us in an engaging discussion with Dr. Shai Efrati, as we uncover the secrets to enhancing efficiency and peak performance in the demanding world of healthcare. We explore the often-overlooked roles physicians play and how the drive to surpass "normal" benchmarks can lead to unparalleled Growth. By addressing both biological and non-biological barriers, Dr. Efrati provides intriguing insights into how simple habits, like morning phone checks, can impact a physician's focus and productivity.Beyond th…

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Unlocking Emotional Freedom: Tapping Into Healing &Raquo; 20170306 173250 3
Unlocking Emotional Freedom: Tapping into Healing

As physicians, we bear witness to immense suffering, loss, and Trauma daily. The weight of these experiences can accumulate, manifesting as burnout, Stress, or even deep emotional wounds. But what if …

As physicians, we be…

As physicians, we bear witness to immense suffering, loss, and trauma daily. The weight of these experiences can accumulate, manifesting as burnout, stress, or even deep emotional wounds. But what if there was a simple, evidence-based technique that could help regulate our nervous system and process these emotions effectively? Enter the Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT), or "tapping."I recently had the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Jill Wener, an internist-turned-wellness advocate, about EFT and its potential impact on physicians and individuals navigating life’s challenges. This powerful te…

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