🎙 Welcome back to Doctors Are People Too! We’re back with an exciting episode featuring exclusive behind-the-scenes insights into MAX's The Pitt, the gripping new medical drama that’s taking over television and the medical world.Episode Highlights:🔹 The Realism of The Pitt – Why this show stands out from traditional medical dramas, breaking down an ER shift hour by hour.🔹 Fan Reactions – Dr. Bob Belfer, a pediatric emergency medicine physician, and Gail Belfer, a social worker, share their thoughts on what The Pitt gets right.🔹 Interview with Dr. Sylvia Owusu-Ansah – A pediatric emergency physician and medical consultant for The Pitt discusses her role in shaping the show’s authenticity. Hear about the medical cases she pitched to the writers that made it into the series!🔹 Behind the Scenes with Actor Patrick Ball – Patrick Ball, who plays Dr. Frank Langdon, talks about his journey to the role, his medical training for the show, and the emotional impact of filming high-intensity scenes.🩺 Key Takeaways:✅ How The Pitt is setting a new standard for medical dramas.✅ The importance of accurate medical representation in Hollywood.✅ The real-life challenges emergency physicians face every day.📺 If you're already a fan of the show, you’ll love these exclusive insights. And if you haven’t watched yet, you will after this episode!💬 Follow us for more engaging discussions on medicine, media, and pop culture!📲 More about our guests:Dr. Sylvia Owusu-Ansah on Instagram and TikTokPatrick Ball on Instagram#DoctorsArePeopleToo #ThePitt #MedicalDrama #Podcast #EmergencyMedicine #BehindTheScenes #HollywoodMedicine

Dr. Josh Belfer speaks to one of his closest friends in medicine (and outside of it) Dr. Kinjal Desai. Dr. Desai is a pediatric cardiologist, and is finishing her training in pediatric intensive care. Josh and Kinjal speak about their journeys from medical school to fellowship. They discuss the important mentors they had throughout their medical training, and the qualities that make a great medical student, resident, and physician. Check out more of the Doctors Are People Too podcast on Instagram!

We are back with the first episode of SEASON 2! Dr. Josh Belfer speaks to one of his role models and greatest influences - his dad! Dr. Robert Belfer is a pediatric emergency medicine doctor and the host of the CHOP PEM Podcast. Josh and his dad talk about their decisions to go into medicine, the strong influence of Josh's mother and grandparents, and what it is like working in a busy pediatric emergency room. Check out more of the Doctors Are People Too podcast on Instagram!

Dr. Josh Belfer continues his discussion with his high school classmate and good friend Dr. Levi Mulladzhanov, an anesthesiologist in Philadelphia. In part two of an ongoing series of discussions between the two, the pair talk about Dr. Levi's path to anesthesia, how they manage the pressures of high intensity medical situations, and begin to explore the challenges of residency. Check out more of the Doctors Are People Too podcast on Instagram and TikTok!

Dr. Josh Belfer speaks with his high school classmate and good friend Dr. Levi Mulladzhanov, an anesthesiologist in Philadelphia. In part one of an ongoing series of discussions between the two, the pair reminisce about the beginnings of their friendship, why they chose to go into medicine, and the hardships of medical school.Check out more of the Doctors Are People Too podcast on Instagram and TikTok!

Dr. Josh Belfer speaks with Olga Kudinenko, founder and chair of the board of the Tabletochki Charity Foundation. Tabletochki is the biggest childhood cancer charity in Ukraine, and helps to support pediatric patients and their families through every aspect of cancer treatment. Olga describes why she created the foundation, how it has grown exponentially over the last 10 years, and how the war in Ukraine has impacted the work that the foundation is doing. Learn more about Tabletochki, including opportunities to donate, here.Check out more of the Doctors Are People Too podcast on Instagram and TikTok!This week's episode is presented by FIGS. Use the code DAPT at wearFIGS.com for 15% off your first order.

Dr. Josh Belfer speaks with Dr. Julie La Barba, pediatrician and host of the Paging Dr. Mom podcast. Dr. La Barba speaks about her unique path to medicine (spoiler: it includes a stint in France!), her own experience as a patient, and how she has established a community of physician mothers supporting each other through her podcast!Check out Dr. Julie La Barba on the Paging Dr. Mom podcast. Check out more of the Doctors Are People Too podcast on Instagram and TikTok!This week's episode is presented by Mommabear Organics. Use the code SPRING15 at www.mommabearusa.com for 15% off.

Dr. Josh Belfer continues his discussion with Dr. Tiffany Moon, an anesthesiologist, entrepreneur, and star of Bravo TV's The Real Housewives of Dallas. Dr. Moon talks about how she thinks it's time for a reality show about the world of anesthesia. She also speaks about her entrepreneurial pursuits and the secret to her success!Follow Dr. Moon on Instagram and TikTok.Use the code DAPT at checkout for a discount on Dr. Moon's Aroma-sthesia candles!Follow the podcast on Instagram: @doctorsarepeopletoopodcastHave a question, comment, or guest recommendation? Message us on Instagram!

Dr. Josh Belfer speaks with Dr. Tiffany Moon, an anesthesiologist, entrepreneur, and star of Bravo TV's The Real Housewives of Dallas. Dr. Moon speaks about her decision to pursue anesthesia and reflects on being a frontline worker during COVID. She also speaks about how she decided to join The Real Housewives, and how her experience on reality television has impacted her medical career.Follow Dr. Moon on Instagram and TikTok.Use the code DAPT at checkout for a discount on Dr. Moon's Aroma-sthesia candles!Follow the podcast on Instagram: @doctorsarepeopletoopodcastHave a question, comment, or guest recommendation? Message us on Instagram!

Dr. Josh Belfer speaks with Dr. Wesley Greenblatt, a pediatrician at Boston Children's Hospital and PhD candidate at the MIT Sloan School of Management. Dr. Greenblatt tells us the story of the Yellow Berets, a group of medical researchers who trained during the Vietnam War at the National Institute of Health's Associate Training Program. After an unexpected discovery of notecards detailing the names of applicants who were not accepted into the program, Dr. Greenblatt and his team were able to compare the careers and accomplishments of those who were trained in the program with those who were not. Their results will both surprise and fascinate you! Read more about the Yellow Berets here and here. Follow the podcast on Instagram: @doctorsarepeopletoopodcastHave a question, comment, or guest recommendation? Message us on Instagram!