Dr. Sohrab Pahlavan of Ventura Orthopedics joined the podcast to talk about physician advocacy, telehealth and big tech advancements.
Becker's Spine and Orthopedics Podcast
Dr. Arvind Ahuja, a neurosurgery at Froedtert Health, joined the podcast to talk about big challenges and opportunities in spine.
Dr. Ronjon Paul, Chair of the Spine Department at Duly Health and Care, joined the podcast to talk about ASCs, payer trends and spine technologies on the horizon.
This episode features Dr. Steven Magid, CMIO, Chair of Quality Research Center, & Co-Chair of the Quality Coordinating Committee at the Hospital for Special Surgery. Here, he discusses his role as Chief Medical Information Officer, the importance of surrounding yourself…
Dr. Nameer Haider, an interventional pain specialist at Omni Pain & Precision Medicine, joined the podcast to discuss treating patients amid the pandemic, data analytics and where pain management is headed.
This episode features a selection of a session from our ASC Virtual Event in August 2021, "Orthopedic, Spine + ASC Virtual Event" featuring Andrew Bush, Orthopedic Surgeon, Central Carolina Hospital, Vip Nanavati, Orthopedic Surgeon, Humphrey Shoulder Clinic, and Sean K.…
Matthew Ray Scott, Principal and Managing Director of FEED, a healthcare brand agency, joined the podcast to share observations on the orthopedic and spine industry, and how physicians are building their practices today.
This episode features Katie Swenson, Advanced Practice Provider & Director of Pediatric General Surgery-Trauma, Liver Transplant, Neurosurgery at Intermountain Healthcare. Here, she discusses her career journey, her time in the military, her top priorities, and more.
Jeffra Kinniard, Director of Operations at Parkview SurgeryOne in Indiana, joined the podcast to talk about technology trends in ASCs and how she built and maintains a great culture at her center.
Dr. Saad Chaudhary, a minimally invasive spine surgeon at Mount Sinai, joined the podcast to talk about technology advancements in healthcare and the five-year horizon for spinal innovation.