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Cut & Tell

Cut & Tell

著者： Hippocratic Collective
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 Cut & Tell is a real-time account of becoming a surgeon—at the exact moment the training wheels come off. Hosted by plastic surgery chief resident Elizabeth Malphrus, this show follows the transition from residency to “year one”: the first, most disorienting, and most defining stretch of a surgical career. It’s where the identity you’ve spent a decade building is suddenly tested—clinically, professionally, and personally. This is not a retrospective. It’s happening now. Through solo episodes, unfiltered conversations, and stories from inside the operating room and beyond, Cut & Tell explores what it actually takes to become a surgeon: the structure of training, the emotional cost, the invisible curriculum, and the tension between perfection and reality in a high-stakes field. It also asks harder questions—about trust in medicine, the role of physicians in a changing cultural landscape, and what it means to step into authority when you’re not sure you’re ready.Copyright 2026 Hippocratic Collective 出世 就職活動 社会科学 経済学 衛生・健康的な生活 身体的病い・疾患
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    First Job M&M: 48 hours to buy in or get out (with Dr. Karen Horton)
    2026/11/05

    Dr. Karen Horton was a few years into practice, and six months pregnant with twins, when a legal letter arrived: her senior colleague was leaving. She had 48 hours to buy her out or walk away with no practice, no staff, and no patients.

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    Host: Liz Malphrus, MD

    Connect with Liz: https://www.hippocratic-collective.com/members/liz-malphrus-md

    IG: @dr.malphrus

    Guest: Karen Horton, MD

    learn more: https://www.drkarenhorton.com/

    IG: @drkarenhorton

    Produced By: The Hippocratic Collective

    Subscribe to @hippocraticcollective on Youtube for all of the other shows and content the Hippocratic Collective has to offer.
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    41 分
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    Why price transparency didn't make healthcare cheaper: the ACA, chargemasters, and the Veblen effect
    2026/10/29

    Why hasn’t showing patients prices made healthcare cheaper? For more than a decade, policymakers bet that price transparency would let patients shop around and push costs down. Liz looks at what actually happened, from the ACA’s vague “standard charges” language to chargemasters, hospital price tools, and the No Surprises Act. She also shares what she’s learned setting prices as a first-year aesthetic surgeon, including why cheaper can look worse to patients. Her conclusion: if we want real transparency, it has to come from health insurers.

    Rate, review, and subscribe, and find more shows at the Hippocratic Collective.
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    30 分
  • Residency Interview Advice: Mind Games, Board Games, and Managing the Vibes

    Residency Interview Advice: Mind Games, Board Games, and Managing the Vibes
    2026/10/22

    What do interviewers actually remember about you? It isn’t your answers. In this episode, plastic surgeon Dr. Liz Malphrus goes past the standard “be yourself” advice and shares what worked on the plastic surgery interview trail. She covers the wild rooms, including Operation, paper-folding tests, and a question that should never have been asked. She also explains how she prepared, which questions to ask and which to avoid, why the coordinator and the resident room matter, and how to handle the social event. Plus, a preview of a new recurring segment: First Job M&M.

    Host: Liz Malphrus, MD

    Connect with Liz: https://www.hippocratic-collective.com/members/liz-malphrus-md

    IG: @dr.malphrus

    Produced By: The Hippocratic Collective

    Subscribe to @hippocraticcollective on Youtube for all of the other shows and content the Hippocratic Collective has to offer.
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    33 分
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