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at Physician-C-E-O-com forward slash DOTB. Welcome to Docs Outside the Box podcast.

This is your official show, looking inside the minds of cutting edge and innovative doctors.

Think you'll find these stories in any medical textbook?

Sorry.

You're getting real live insight from men and women pushing the envelope beyond medicine.

Ordinary doctors doing extraordinary things.

Let's start now with your host, Dr. Knee Darko.

What's good, everyone?

This is Dr. Ney, the doc outside the box. Now, before I introduce my next great guest, I'm going to be really honest with y'all. I'm going to tell you all the truth about something. I am not a big fan of corporatized medicine. Now, as we know, that ain't no surprise, but I'm really not a fan of doctors who really enter into the C-suite, the administrative fields of medicine of health care.

And it's not their fault.

But from what I've seen, once a doc leaves the clinical part, they seem to lose the perspective of what we go through on a daily basis, what we go through in the trenches, as I like to say.

The challenges of dealing with a lack of time, stress, not being able to see family, whatever the F you think we go through, I think they kind of lose perspective of that. Now, on the other hand, like I said, it's not their fault. They're basically docks outside the box, right? They're looking to expand their interests, their passions into another field, and they're looking to do good.

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