Survive to Thrive #1 Career That Saves Lives
Season 1, Episode 3, Dec 01, 2023, 04:52 PM
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In this podcast episode of "Survive to Thrive," host Max Max Mandel interviews guest Jacob Laubach, a medical professional specializing in oncology. Jacob shares his journey into medicine, highlighting the influence of mentors and personal experiences, particularly the diagnosis of his grandfather with chronic lymphocytic leukemia.
The discussion delves into Jacob's time at Duke University School of Medicine, the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on oncology practices, and the evolving landscape of cancer treatments, including the integration of emerging therapies.
The conversation explores Jacob's dedication to providing holistic personalized approaches for each patient. Jacob reflects on his experiences at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and the significance of mentorship in his career. The Episode concludes with a segment about Boston, where Jacob discusses his connection to the city, its vibrant academic and professional environment, and the appeal of raising a family in the region.
The podcast ends with Max Mandel seeking advice for future medical professionals, with Jacob emphasizing the importance of maintaining the original inspiration that led individuals to pursue a career in medicine, alongside a commitment to continuous learning and compassionate patient care.
0:00-0:30- Intro Music
0:30-1:18 - Intro
1:39- What inspired you to pursue a career in medicine specifically the field of oncology?
2:56- Can you share a memorable time when you were at Duke University? What influenced you to study medicine? Was there a professor at Duke who looked up to as a mentor?
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8:07- Is there a specific story with a patient that makes you reflect on your career and makes realize I am so happy to be in the career I am in today?
10:34- 12:16 Advertisement #2 Lifetime Fitness
12:17- How has the COVID pandemic Impacted your work in Hematologic Malignancies?
14:20 - How do you balance the use of traditional treatments like chemotherapy and emerging targeted therapies in the context of multiple myeloma?
17:36 - Show Segment: Why Boston? What made you stay and reside in Boston?
18:38- For Future professionals who want to go into the medical field, What is some advice you have for incoming doctors in any field in the medical sector specifically cancer research? What advice do you have for future doctors?
20:37-21:57 Outro
End Music 21:43- 22:15
The discussion delves into Jacob's time at Duke University School of Medicine, the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on oncology practices, and the evolving landscape of cancer treatments, including the integration of emerging therapies.
The conversation explores Jacob's dedication to providing holistic personalized approaches for each patient. Jacob reflects on his experiences at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and the significance of mentorship in his career. The Episode concludes with a segment about Boston, where Jacob discusses his connection to the city, its vibrant academic and professional environment, and the appeal of raising a family in the region.
The podcast ends with Max Mandel seeking advice for future medical professionals, with Jacob emphasizing the importance of maintaining the original inspiration that led individuals to pursue a career in medicine, alongside a commitment to continuous learning and compassionate patient care.
0:00-0:30- Intro Music
0:30-1:18 - Intro
1:39- What inspired you to pursue a career in medicine specifically the field of oncology?
2:56- Can you share a memorable time when you were at Duke University? What influenced you to study medicine? Was there a professor at Duke who looked up to as a mentor?
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8:07- Is there a specific story with a patient that makes you reflect on your career and makes realize I am so happy to be in the career I am in today?
10:34- 12:16 Advertisement #2 Lifetime Fitness
12:17- How has the COVID pandemic Impacted your work in Hematologic Malignancies?
14:20 - How do you balance the use of traditional treatments like chemotherapy and emerging targeted therapies in the context of multiple myeloma?
17:36 - Show Segment: Why Boston? What made you stay and reside in Boston?
18:38- For Future professionals who want to go into the medical field, What is some advice you have for incoming doctors in any field in the medical sector specifically cancer research? What advice do you have for future doctors?
20:37-21:57 Outro
End Music 21:43- 22:15