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 Welcome to the Pinnacle Podcast where our goal is to empower women through education, community, and actionable strategies for both the practice and business of medicine. Listen to honest and transparent conversations with thought leaders in healthcare who will motivate and inspire you in your professional and personal journey.Want CE credit? Join the Pinnacle Continuing Education Membership to gain access to exclusive digital content including webinars, live events, book clubs, and more. Earn CE credit while consuming content you enjoy from creators you already love. Learn more here: https://learnatpinnacle.com/© 2025 The Pinnacle Prescription Economie Hygiène et vie saine
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    • Navigating Life as a Woman in Medicine with Farah Khan, MD

      Navigating Life as a Woman in Medicine with Farah Khan, MD
      Jun 4 2025
      Dr. Farah Khan is an allergy immunologist and assistant professor of pediatrics. They discuss Farah's journey as a first-generation Pakistani Muslim American in medicine, her experiences in residency and fellowship, and the challenges of balancing family life with a demanding career. Farah shares insights on the importance of mental health, support systems, and the evolving landscape of medical careers for women. The conversation emphasizes the need for transparency and support among female physicians and the importance of finding one's own path in medicine. Takeaways Women in medicine face unique challenges—balancing career, family, and societal expectations requires constant negotiation. There’s no perfect time to have a baby in medicine—planning around it is never seamless, but support systems can make all the difference. Choosing a specialty and career path should reflect both personal passions and desired lifestyle, even if that means exploring non-clinical roles. Mental health matters—therapy and open conversations are essential in navigating the emotional toll of medicine. Empowerment comes through community—sharing stories and supporting one another helps women in medicine thrive. Dr. Farah Kahn is an Allergist/Immunologist and an Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at Nationwide Children’s Hospital and The Ohio State University College of Medicine. She completed her allergy and immunology fellowship in 2020 and began her career with a brief period in private practice. She now works in academic medicine, where she is passionate about both patient care and medical education. Dr. Kahn is married and the proud mother of a 5-year-old son. Thanks for listening to The Pinnacle Prescription Podcast! Follow along Instagram, TikTok, and YouTubeLearn more about our annual conference Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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      39 min
    • From ICU to Longevity: A Nurse's Transformation with Laura Gluck, MSN, FNP-C

      From ICU to Longevity: A Nurse's Transformation with Laura Gluck, MSN, FNP-C
      May 30 2025
      Laura Gluck is a nurse practitioner who transitioned from critical care in the ICU to a focus on longevity and preventative medicine. Laura shares her journey, emphasizing the importance of understanding disease processes from both ends, the value of experience in patient care, and the significance of aligning personal values with professional roles to avoid burnout. The conversation also touches on navigating job opportunities and the unique challenges faced by women in healthcare. In this conversation, Laura Gluck shares her journey as a nurse practitioner in a concierge practice, emphasizing the importance of patient-centered care and the integration of longevity medicine. She discusses the differences in practice settings, the significance of preventive care, and her approach to holistic health. Laura also reflects on the challenges women face in healthcare and encourages them to pursue their interests and listen to supportive voices. Takeaways Longevity and preventative care offer a powerful shift from traditional, reactive medicine. Experience in critical care enhances preventive care. Understanding disease from its most advanced stages gives unique insight into how to stop it from developing in the first place. Burnout is inevitable without alignment. Laura stresses that aligning personal values with professional roles is essential to avoid disillusionment in medicine. Career opportunities in healthcare can be unconventional and hidden. Staying open-minded and asking questions can lead to roles that aren’t publicly advertised but are more fulfilling. Women in healthcare face distinct challenges—but also have powerful voices. Laura Gluck is a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner with 16 years of nursing experience across critical care, perioperative recovery, and primary care. Currently practicing at Montecito Concierge Medicine, Laura blends advanced clinical skills with a deeply empathic, evidence-based approach to healing. Before becoming an NP, Laura worked in high-acuity environments including the Surgical Trauma Burn ICU at the University of Virginia Health System and the Neurosurgery ICU at NewYork-Presbyterian. Throughout her career, she served as a charge nurse, preceptor, and clinical educator. Grounded in a commitment to preventative care, Laura views health as a multidimensional journey. Her own experiences and intellectual curiosity shape her holistic lens, as well as international volunteer work, including a medical mission to India. Outside of work, Laura finds joy in gardening, cooking, and traveling with her husband, believing that a vibrant personal life is a vital part of sustained well-being. Thanks for listening to The Pinnacle Prescription Podcast! Follow along Instagram, TikTok, and YouTubeLearn more about our annual conference Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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      44 min
    • Nursing, Burnout, and Building a Supportive Community with Danielle Maltby, RN BSN

      Nursing, Burnout, and Building a Supportive Community with Danielle Maltby, RN BSN
      May 28 2025
      Danielle shares her journey into nursing, her experiences in the NICU, the challenges of burnout in healthcare, and her transition to podcasting to empower women in medicine. The conversation highlights the importance of mental health in healthcare, the connections formed with patients and families, and the impact of social media in creating a supportive community for women in medicine. Danielle Maltby discusses the diverse career paths available within nursing, her transition into aesthetic medicine, and the importance of mentorship and collaboration in the medical field. She emphasizes the need for supportive training environments and the value of building relationships among healthcare professionals. Danielle also shares her insights on personal growth and the evolving dynamics between nurses and physicians, concluding with a powerful reminder that nothing is permanent and there is always room for growth. Takeaways Danielle was inspired to pursue nursing after witnessing the compassion of ICU nurses during her grandfather’s illness and eventually found her calling in the NICU. After years in critical care, she stepped away from bedside nursing due to burnout and mental health challenges. She used her platform from reality TV to create a podcast centered on empowering women in medicine and discussing wellness and transitions. She advocates for nurses in aesthetic medicine, emphasizing the need for proper training, mentorship, and collaborative care. Danielle believes in the power of community and encourages women to embrace growth, build relationships, and support one another in medicine. Danielle Maltby is a Registered Nurse with 18 years of experience, currently working as an injector at Fulcrum Aesthetics in Chicago. With a background in NICU nursing, she understands the toll burnout takes on mental health and stepped away from bedside care after nearly 12 years. She went on to launch The WoMed, one of the first healthcare podcasts focused on empowering women in medicine. Danielle discovered her passion for aesthetics while living in Nashville, where she also appeared on The Bachelor, Bachelor in Paradise, and in several country music videos. Now, she takes a thoughtful, patient-centered approach to skincare and regenerative aesthetics, while continuing to advocate for mental health and the LGBTQIA+ community. Thanks for listening to The Pinnacle Prescription Podcast! Follow along Instagram, TikTok, and YouTubeLearn more about our annual conference Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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      38 min
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