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Navigating Private Practice in Cardiology
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Episode # 47  •  11 Aug 2026

Navigating Private Practice in Cardiology

Can independent private practice offer greater efficiency, better patient care, and a more balanced physician lifestyle? On this episode of the BackTable Cardiology Podcast, host Dr. Hady Lichaa talks with Dr. Jon George about his journey from academic cath lab leadership to launching an ambulatory surgery center and thriving as a solo practitioner. They discuss the business, regulatory, and clinical realities of building a modern private practice in today’s changing healthcare environment.

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