40 Years in Healthcare: Patty Glick's Story
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Every once in a while, you meet someone who spent their whole life caring for others and somehow is just getting started.
Meet Patty Glick, a nurse practitioner with more than four decades in healthcare. She's seen the very best of what medicine can do, and the limits of it. Instead of slowing down, she got curious and started asking a bigger question: what if people have more power over their own health, growth, and future than they've ever been told?
In this conversation we talk about why she chose nursing over medical school, building a private practice from the ground up, the two patient stories that shaped how she practices medicine, why being your own advocate matters more than ever, and her transition from 25 years in women's health to regenerative wellness today.
00:00 – Meet Patty Glick
01:02 – Who is Patty Glick, beyond her career
02:21 – Why she chose nursing over medical school
04:10 – Over four decades in healthcare
06:15 – What kept her going: finding your "why"
08:20 – Two patient stories that changed her
12:00 – Be your own advocate
14:34 – Why she chose women's health
16:02 – Navigating the limits of traditional healthcare
23:44 – Building a private practice from scratch
29:44 – Advice for anyone feeling stuck
36:15 – What she hopes people remember about her
37:45 – How to connect with PattyThis is part of our ongoing series here at Solux Health Studios, where we sit down with nurses, physicians, and healthcare professionals for honest, real conversations about the work.If this conversation resonated with you, whether you're a nurse, a healthcare provider, or just someone thinking about a change, share it with someone who needs to hear it.
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