In this episode of the 1% Doctor podcast, host Adam Lamb interviews Dr. Catherine Divingian, who shares her unique journey into medicine as a non-traditional student. Dr. Divingian discusses her early aspirations, the challenges she faced due to ageism, and her experiences in the Navy and academia. She emphasizes the importance of faith in her life and career, and how it has guided her decisions. The conversation also covers her transition to building a mobile wound care business, the ethical challenges in healthcare, and the significance of taking risks in business growth.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Dr. Catherine Divingian
01:19 Dr. Catherine Divingian's Journey to Medicine
04:51 The Scientist's Perspective
07:31 Service in the Navy
10:09 Transitioning to Academia and Medical School
12:17 Joining the Army and Serving as a Physician
17:17 Building a Mobile Wound Care Business
19:55 Challenges in Wound Care and Ethical Practices
23:30 Risk Appetite and Business Growth
26:34 The Role of Faith in Personal and Professional Growth
Takeaways
Dr. Divingian knew she wanted to be a physician from a young age.
A pivotal moment with her mother pushed her to pursue medicine.
Ageism in medicine can be a significant barrier.
Her background in science provided a unique perspective in medicine.
Faith played a crucial role in her journey and career decisions.
Serving in the Navy exposed her to disaster medicine.
Transitioning from academia to medical school was a long process.
Building a mobile wound care business has been a rewarding challenge.
Ethical practices are paramount in her business operations.
A strong appetite for risk has contributed to her business growth.
Social Media Links
Dr. Catherine Divingian
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/regenxwoundcare/
Adam Lamb
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LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adam-lamb-tx/
Website
One Percent Doctor: https://theonepercentlife.com/