#43: A Pediatric Doctor's Rule for Medicine & Life | Dr. Paul Tran

<p>Check out Dr. Tran on social media 👉 @Alimentaryschool <br /></p><p>Link to our free webinar event on Navigating Difficult Conversations in Medicine: <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.facebook.com/share/1DQmaM49f4/" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/share/1DQmaM49f4/</a></p><p><br />Dr. Paul Tran is a pediatric gastroenterologist, father of three, and a thoughtful voice in medical education. In this conversation, Paul opens up about a defining moment during his first year of fellowship that changed how he views medical training, mentorship, and what it really means to treat someone as a colleague.<br /><br />We talk about how he explains scary procedures to kids, why medical training can be dehumanizing in a field built on human health, his decision to go part-time clinical to tour medical schools across the country with his family, and the mindset shift he thinks can make a major difference for anyone.<br /><br />Subscribe to my free newsletter for practical insights on health, medicine, and living well ▶ <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://pages.doctorhoeflinger.com/" target="_blank">https://pages.doctorhoeflinger.com/</a></p>