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Podcast Guest (8/18/22) Turning Medical Expert Witnessing Into a Business with Amy Fogelman, MD [Branch Out Podcast by Sycamore]
From Episode 70 of Branch Out Notes: “Dr. Amy Fogelman, a board-certified Internal Medicine doctor and founder of MED LAW Consulting, a company that matches qualified medical experts to attorneys’ litigation needs. Dr. Fogelman started MED LAW Consulting as a venture to battle burnout and put her skills to use in the non-clinical setting. Realizing that people may not feel equipped to make this move professionally, MED LAW Consulting began offering courses to train physicians who are interested in making additional income ‘using what they already know.’ Tune in to hear her journey towards independence and the lessons she learned along the way.”
Guest Blog-Translation Services: What You Should Know If You Are A Legal Professional
By Bria Berry Translation Services: What You Should Know If You Are A Legal Professional Linguistic diversity In a country with a diverse population of approximately 332 million individuals, translational services are important especially to legal...
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Podcast Guest (12/10/21) Confidently Opine as a Medical Expert Witness with Amy Fogelman, MD [The Physician’s Guide to Doctoring Podcast]
“Some physicians think that medical experts are their enemy. But they clearly do not understand what the role of an expert witness is. We are there to give an unbiased review of the facts of the case- our job is not to win the case for the side we have been hired by.”
How I Went From Burned Out Physician to Blissful Business Owner
There were a couple of factors- in addition to the job itself- that led to my burnout being non sustainable. One was a personal illness from a traumatic brain injury, and the other was the death of my father.
Guest Blog: Understanding Traumatic Brain Injury and its Consequences
By Bria Berry The brain is a beautiful yet complex organ. The brain makes us who we are and is the orchestrator for the rest of our body. The brain provides us with consciousness, personality, stores memory, and allows us to make decisions and feel emotions. In...
Guest Blog: Why Microbiologists Are Vital as Expert Witnesses
By Bria Berry. Microbiologists serve many roles in the workforce as scientists, technicians, educators, and disease-preventionists.
Guest Blog: Medicolegal Concerns Arising from the Pandemic Among Nursing Homes
By Vipul Kella, MD Pandemic Federal and State Legal Provisions One of the hardest hit groups amidst the pandemic has been the elderly, particularly those who reside in nursing facilities. To date, there have been more than 660,000 reported COVID-19...
Podcast: Rounds to Residency Episode 4.13 “What Harvard Students Get Wrong, Burnout, and Legal with Amy Fogelman MD.”
On the 7/27/21 episode (4.12), host Chase DiMarco talks with guest Amy Fogelman, MD about a variety of topics from : from Burnout, to Medical-Legal issues, to what even Harvard students get wrong.
Lecture: Organizing the Community to Fight the Pandemic by Amy Fogelman MD
This talk was hosted by Temple Beth Shalom in Needham on 3/21/21. On the year anniversary of the COVID pandemic, Amy G. Fogelman, MD will reflects on how the community came together to fight the Coronavirus Pandemic. Dr. Fogelman’s presentation weaves a narrative of...
