Money is a tool. Freedom is the goal. A plan is the bridge. Join us for a powerful conversation with Dr. Latifat Akintade, a board-certified gastroenterologist, founder of MoneyFitMD and The Money Coaching School for Women Physicians, bestselling author of The Power to Choose and Done With Broke, and host of the MoneyFitMD Podcast.

We will cover the mindset and mechanics that help women physicians achieve true financial freedom without losing wellness or identity. Learn how to create a simple money plan, pay off six-figure debt, grow your net worth, and invest with confidence. Discover how to align money choices with your values, career, and life.

About Dr. LatifatDr. Latifat Akintade trained at the University of California, Davis School of Medicine, completed Internal Medicine residency at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai and Mount Sinai Hospital, and pursued Gastroenterology fellowship at the University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine. She is board certified in Gastroenterology by the American Board of Internal Medicine. As the visionary behind MoneyFitMD and The Money Coaching School for Women Physicians, she blends clinical expertise, money coaching, and life coaching to help women physicians build wealth without sacrificing wellness or identity. She is a sought after speaker, an Amazon bestselling author, a dynamic podcast host, and a proud mother of three daughters who loves great books, loud laughs, and ocean views.

What you will learn

• A step by step money plan for women physicians
  

• How to crush debt and build wealth with clarity
  

• Investing basics that reduce stress and boost confidence
  

• How to protect wellness while you grow your net worth
  

• The power of choice in career, family, and freedom

Learn more.

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Join us for a powerful conversation with Dr. Alexis Alexander-Epperly, a double board-certified physician in Family Medicine and Lifestyle Medicine. Dr. Epperly brings a unique blend of medical expertise, faith, and holistic care to every patient she serves.A graduate of the Uniformed Services University of Health Sciences and Johns Hopkins University, Dr. Epperly is also a proud Navy veteran, wife, and mother. She is deeply committed to addressing not only the physical, but also the mental and spiritual well-being of her patients—bringing joy into each encounter.In this session, Dr. Epperly will share the early signs of prediabetes that are often overlooked—and why catching them now can prevent long-term health issues. You’ll learn:

• The most common (and subtle) red flags of prediabetes
  
• Why lifestyle choices matter more than you think
  
• Simple, practical steps you can take today to protect your health
  

Don’t miss this chance to learn from a physician who combines science, compassion, and real-world wisdom to help you live a healthier, fuller life

What does a neurosurgeon actually do—and how can fast action save brain function?

In this episode, Dr. Omofoye (neurosurgeon at Tidelands Health, Myrtle Beach, SC; training at UNC School of Medicine, UC Davis, Boston Medical Center, and a CAST-approved skull base fellowship in Los Angeles) sits down with Dr. Tamara Beckford to translate complex brain and spine topics into plain English.

We unpack:

• Neurosurgery vs. Neurology—who treats what, and when surgery is needed

• Stroke 101: ischemic vs. hemorrhagic, time-sensitive treatments (thrombolysis, mechanical thrombectomy)

• Aneurysms: why they form, genetic risk, rupture danger, and treatments (clipping, coiling)

• Traumatic brain bleeds in falls and car crashes (epidural, subdural, contusions)

• Spine surgery basics for herniated discs and sciatica

• Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) for Parkinson’s—how an implanted electrode can stop tremors

• Clear warning signs to call 911 fast: face droop, arm weakness, speech changes, sudden severe headache

• Prevention you can control: blood pressure, cholesterol, smoking cessation, and follow-up imaging when aneurysms are found

Perfect for patients, caregivers, and health-curious listeners who want evidence-based guidance without the jargon.