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Social Media's Role in Urologic Education with Dr. Fenwa Milhouse, Dr. Rena Malik, Dr. Maheetha Bharadwaj on the BackTable Urology Podcast
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Episode # 322  •  06 Aug 2026

Social Media's Role in Urologic Education

How can you use social media to educate, empower, and inspire as a physician while staying true to your professional values? On this episode of BackTable Urology, guest host Dr. Maheetha Bharadwaj talks with Dr. Rena Malik and Dr. Fenwa Milhouse about building an authentic online presence that educates, inspires, and connects. The conversation highlights the power of visibility, the challenges of professional boundaries and misinformation, and the potential for social media to expand both patient outreach and career opportunities.

Timestamps

00:00 - Introduction
04:17 - Getting Started on Social Media
12:24 - Finding Your Niche
17:04 - Being a Woman in Urology
18:40 - Impact On Patient Care
23:59 - Doctor-Patient Boundaries
28:33 - Social Media Pitfalls
38:53 - Creator Monetization
45:58 - Advice for New Creators

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More about this episode

They share insights from years of content creation, including tips for getting started, finding your niche, and balancing clinical work with online engagement. The discussion covers issues unique to women in urology, the impact of social media on patient care and doctor-patient boundaries, how to avoid burnout, and strategies for monetization and staying true to your message. The episode wraps up with practical advice for new creators and reflections on the privilege and responsibility of inspiring future urologists.

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