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Startup Practice
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Episode # 259 • 07 Nov 2022
Building an IR Department From Scratch
In this episode, host Dr. Michael Barraza interviews interventional radiologist Dr. Doug Hidlay about how he has built a solo IR practice in rural Virginia, including how he got equipment, employees and referrals to build a busy and diverse practice.
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VI Episode #259
Nov 7, 2022
with Dr. Doug Hidlay, Dr. Michael Barraza
In this episode, host Dr. Michael Barraza interviews interventional radiologist Dr. Doug Hidlay about how he has built...
3,000+ listens
VI Episode #192
Mar 7, 2022
with Dr. John Lipman, Dr. Aaron Fritts
In this episode we talk with Dr. John Lipman about his journey to going solo and opening an Outpatient Based Lab (OBL)...
3,000+ listens
VI Episode #167
Nov 22, 2021
with Dr. Mary Costantino, Dr. Goke Akinwande, Dr. Aaron Fritts
We talk with Dr. Mary Costantino and Dr. Goke Akinwande about their experiences and advice on making equipment purchase...
4,000+ listens
VI Episode #6
Jul 4, 2017
with Dr. Aaron Shiloh, Dr. Aaron Fritts, Anish Parikh
Episode 6 with Dr. Aaron Shiloh, MD FSIR discussing pearls and pitfalls of starting an outpatient vein clinic,...
3,600+ listens
VI Episode #193
Mar 14, 2022
with Dr. Krishna Mannava, Chas Sanders, Dr. Aaron Fritts
Vascular surgeon Krishna Mannava and Chas Sanders (founder of MARGIN) discuss their approach to choosing which...
3,100+ listens
ENT Episode #50
Feb 22, 2022
with Dr. Reena Mehta, Dr. Gopi Shah, Dr. Ashley Agan
In this episode we talk with Dr. Reena Mehta about her experiences building a solo Allergy practice from scratch,...
1,500+ listens
ENT Episode #9
Nov 4, 2020
with Dr. D.J. Verret, Dr. Ashley Agan, Dr. Gopi Shah
Dr. D.J. Verret teaches us what he's learned over the years getting a practice up and running: "when you start out,...
560+ listens
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