An aspiring physician and practicing physician mother-daughter duo.
34 min
Even the most complex pediatric patients can have the most ordinary problems. We talk about avoiding diagnostic tunnel vision, share lessons from caring for kids, dive into beer brewing, and enjoy some good conversation along the way.
40 min
This week we’re talking all things Family Medicine: what we love about it, what makes it frustrating, and some of the bigger issues facing the specialty. We also get into what actually makes doctors happy and why, despite everything, we’re still pretty happy we chose medicine.
37 min
We take a specialty quiz to find out what kind of doctors we should be—and see how accurate it actually is. Plus, Stephanie does chest compressions for the first time, and we somehow end up talking about CT scans at the zoo. Just a normal week in medicine.
34 min
Even the most complex pediatric patients can have the most ordinary problems. We talk about avoiding diagnostic tunnel vision, share lessons from caring for kids, dive into beer brewing, and enjoy some good conversation along the way.
40 min
This week we’re talking all things Family Medicine: what we love about it, what makes it frustrating, and some of the bigger issues facing the specialty. We also get into what actually makes doctors happy and why, despite everything, we’re still pretty happy we chose medicine.
37 min
We take a specialty quiz to find out what kind of doctors we should be—and see how accurate it actually is. Plus, Stephanie does chest compressions for the first time, and we somehow end up talking about CT scans at the zoo. Just a normal week in medicine.
32 min
Dr. Davis and Stephanie talk in depth about how the purpose of 3rd year of medical school has shifted and throughout the years, and perhaps further away from the original purpose
25 min
Stephanie reflects on finishing her surgery rotation—from rediscovering the joy of hands-on learning to performing procedures and balancing hospital time with studying. She and Dr. Davis also discuss bedside ultrasounds, the legal weight of medical notes, and why clinical decisions can look very different in hindsight.
1 hr 2 min
In this episode of Generations MD, Stephanie and Dr. Davis sit down with reproductive endocrinologist Dr. Beverly Reed (@dr.happyeggs) to discuss her path from community college and military medicine to a career in fertility care. We talk about egg freezing, the limits of IVF, misinformation online, supporting women who want both families and medical careers, and the importance of self-care throughout medical training.
43 min
This week, Dr. Davis and Stephanie reflect on Stephanie’s general surgery rotation and discuss how medical students can make the most of every educational experience. They talk about speaking up, asking to participate, learning from mistakes, navigating patient-care challenges, and finding the confidence to get involved—even when you feel intimidated.
44 min
This week on Generations MD, Stephanie recaps her internal medicine rotation and shares her first impressions of starting surgery. We also compare what a day in the life of dr. davis vs stephanie right now, and compare our rotation evaluations from the 1990s to now.
30 min
This week Dr. Davis and stephanie catch up and discuss the story of a 70-year-old medical school graduate who is starting residency.
34 min
The third year of medical school is officially here, and everything feels different. In this episode of Generations MD, Stephanie talks about starting clinical rotations on the internal medicine wards. We talk about the transition from classroom learning to real patient care, what surprised Stephanie most about the hospital, and the reality of life as a new MS3.
30 min
With third year rotations starting, we talk about how to succeed in clinical medicine, what attendings actually notice, and why empathy and initiative matter more than perfection. Plus, one unforgettable, unhinged story about going above and beyond for a patient.
39 min
In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Shikhar Tomur, a young plastic surgeon in Dallas, to talk about his path into one of the most competitive specialties in medicine, including his experience in an accelerated 6-year medical program. We also get into what plastic surgery training is actually like, the realities of pursuing a surgical career, and how the path to becoming a physician may be evolving.
39 min
Studying for Step 1 is stressful—but it also opens your eyes to what comes next. In this episode, we talk about what it’s actually like preparing for Step 1, and how that stress quickly turns into a bigger realization: the residency match process can feel just as intense… if not worse. At times, medical training starts to feel less like a structured system—and more like reality TV.
40 min
What’s it like to be an OBGYN, mom, and rising online creator? This week we are joined by Dr. Fran (@pagingdrfran) to cover life in women’s health, what it took to grow a social platform to over a million followers, and how evidence‑based medicine can cut through misinformation online.
37 min
Stephanie Davis and Dr. Sarah Davis tackle big questions about bias and ethics in medicine — with plenty of laughter along the way. They explore how generational perspective influences clinical decision-making, why objectivity is harder than we think, and how Step 1 and rare disorders manage to enter every conversation.
30 min
This week on Generations MD, Stephanie and her mom tackle two topics that don’t get enough honest conversation in medicine: finances and alcohol. From navigating student loans and financial “advice” in medical school to understanding changing alcohol trends and the rise in Gen Z sobriety, this episode breaks down what future doctors should actually be thinking about.
49 min
On this week's episode, we have the privilege of hearing from Dr. Chelsea Romero (MD/MPH), a remarkable individual who has conquered incredible challenges. After living through a near-fatal postpartum hemorrhage on Christmas Day, she was then diagnosed with an ultra-rare, aggressive cancer that derailed her residency plans and pushed her into chemotherapy. Chelsea shares her advocacy for physician infertility, the emotional weight of fighting for life and motherhood, and her ongoing determination to return to residency.
30 min
This week Dr. Davis and stephanie discuss AI in medicine and uncover some hidden truths behind platforms like Open Evidence,
29 min
Female physicians are often told they can “have it all”—but no one talks about the timeline it actually takes to get there. In this episode, we unpack the reality that women in medicine do have to plan for having children, and how medical training, residency, and institutional policies make that planning unnecessarily difficult. From fertility, pregnancy, and parental leave to the quiet pressure to delay or downplay motherhood, we talk honestly about a system that was never designed with female physicians in mind—and what needs to change.
30 min
Today, stephanie and dr. davis talk about step 1 and how many things in medical education are not clinically relevant.
47 min
Join us for an honest conversation with Dr. Bradley Block, host of Succeed in Medicine, as we unpack the real-world challenges of being a physician — from career growth and leadership to burnout, work–life balance, and life outside the clinic.
36 min
On this episode, we chat with Lily, a newly accepted PA-student, about her interview journey — from preparation to nerves to her big “yes!” moment
47 min
On this episode we talk with Dr. Brittany K. Bankhead — trauma surgeon, surgical intensivist, innovator, and mother. They dive into her journey of finding doors (and creating them) in a high-stakes surgical world, balancing motherhood with medicine, and building a life on her own terms. Connect with Dr. Bankhead: ModernMomLab.com | @ModernMomLab | info@modernmomlab.com Listener exclusive discounts: Use code FVA75 for $75 off the FVA Institute Use code GRID75 for $75 off The Grid.
33 min
On today's episode, Dr. Sarah Davis talks about her concierge medicine practice, breaks down her business model, and explains the pros and cons of running a small business. She also talks about her 30 year med school reunion!
44 min
Stephanie and Dr. Sarah Davis sit down with Dr. Matthew Davis to talk about what it really takes to build a successful medical group. He opens up about the sacrifices, the lessons learned, and how he turned years of hard work into a career that’s both fulfilling and financially rewarding.
40 min
In this episode of Generations MD, Stephanie and her mom reflect on how medical training has changed—from lugging stacks of books on rounds to the digital resources students use today. We’re also joined by Lilly, who shares her perspective as she prepares for PA school interviews. Together, we explore the evolving world of medical education, the challenges that remain the same, and the unique paths within healthcare.
46 min
Join Dr. Heather Bartos—OB-GYN, menopause maverick, and author of Quickies: One Hundred Little Lessons for Living Sexily Ever After in Midlife—as she debunks sexual health myths and serves up 100 bite-sized truth bombs. From hormone hacks to spicing up intimacy, this episode delivers sass, science, and soul in equal measure.
36 min
In this episode of Generations MD, we unpack some wild and thought-provoking stories: the woman who fell in love with her psychiatrist, the dermatologist who told med students to clear up their acne before rotation, and whether medical school really gets harder each year—or if people just like to say it does. I also share a real update on how my second year is going and what I’ve learned along the way.
49 min
In this episode of Generations MD, Stephanie and Dr. Davis sit down with Dr. Will Flanary—better known as Dr. Glaucomflecken—the ophthalmologist and comedian whose viral sketches capture the quirks, frustrations, and humanity of medicine. We talk about finding humor in hard moments, coping with personal health scares, navigating the medical profession’s culture, and why laughter just might be one of healthcare’s most underrated tools.
38 min
This week, Stephanie continues her recap of her global health trip to India!
35 min
On this week's episode, Stephanie recaps her summer and talks about her experience on her global health trip to northern India
33 min
In this episode of Generations MD, Stephanie and her mom dive into the growing research and controversy around psilocybin and its potential role in mental health treatment. They also talk about how doctors carve out unique paths in medicine—from integrative care to micro-specializations—and what it really means to “find your niche” in a rapidly evolving field.
35 min
In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Pete Davis—SMU’s team doctor and hospitalist—to explore what it's like to have many different roles in medicine. Additionally, you might notice the stark similarity to a previous guest.
32 min
Join us for an incredible part 2 episode with Dr. Gamboa!
28 min
Join us as Dr. Antonio Gamboa—shares his journey transforming patient care through entrepreneurship. He discusses founding a business that serves rehab and senior facilities in Texas, balancing hands-on medicine with leadership, and his vision for innovation in healthcare. Part 1/2
35 min
MS1 summer is filled with pressure to do research and boost your CV — but is that the only path? In this episode, I talk about why I’m choosing a different route, the stress of “gunner” culture, and how to stay true to your own goals.
29 min
Part 2 of our 2 part series interviewing my friends who just finished their first year of medical school! listen in for some great insight of expectations vs reality of being a med student.
31 min
In this episode, we sit down with my med school friend group to unpack the expectations we had coming into medical school—and how reality has measured up so far. From study habits and social life to burnout and unexpected moments of joy, we get honest about what’s surprised us, what’s been harder than expected, and what’s been better. This is Part 1 of our candid conversation, full of laughs, real talk, and a few hot takes.
45 min
Dr. Sharon Sandell joins us to share her path to becoming a pediatric critical care doctor — from discovering the field to joining a small, close-knit practice. We talk about what drew her in, how she navigates the challenges of the PICU, and what her day-to-day looks like caring for critically ill kids.
35 min
In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Heather Signorelli—a pathologist, healthcare executive, and trailblazer who’s redefining what it means to have a career in medicine. Dr. Signorelli shares her journey from clinical practice to the C-suite, why she believes understanding the business side of healthcare is essential for physicians, and how taking a nontraditional path has allowed her to make a broader impact.
28 min
Stephanie shares her summer plans and Dr. Davis follows up from some topics last week!
38 min
On this weeks episode we talk with general surgery resident Dr. Kimberly Golisch, known as @KBinHealthcare on TikTok. She shares insights into surgical training, navigating medicine in the public eye, and using her platform to shed light on the realities of residency. Listen in for this incredible conversation!!
57 min
In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Marchand, a passionate dermatologist who’s all about medical dermatology. We dive into what sets it apart from the cosmetic side of the field, explore the critical role skin plays in diagnosing systemic diseases, and talk about why treating conditions like psoriasis, eczema, and skin cancer can be just as rewarding as injecting Botox. Check her out here! https://www.rashdecisionsdallas.com/
32 min
In this episode of Generations MD, Stephanie and Dr. Davis bust some of the most common myths in medicine. We dive into what’s fact, what’s fiction, and what your doctor really wishes you knew. Plus, we finally introduce the brilliant mind behind the edits: our producer and editor, Lilly!
46 min
In this episode of Generations MD, we sit down with Emma, a first-year medical student at a DO school, to break down the differences between MD and DO programs. We discuss the unique aspects of osteopathic medicine, the misconceptions surrounding the two degrees, and why she chose the DO path. Emma also shares her journey of committing to military medicine, explaining what it means to serve as a physician in the armed forces after medical school
26 min
On this week's episode, stephanie recaps her spring break trip and talks about her experience at alumni weekend!
24 min
OUR WORST GUEST RETURNS!! Listen to hear the journey of the other Dr. Davis and the world of sports medicine.
26 min
In this episode, we share memorable moments from Parents’ Weekend, and delve into a concerning report from D Magazine about Ver Halen Aesthetics and Plastic Surgery in Southlake, where a nurse alleges that surgeries were performed by an individual other than the physician of record.
44 min
Dr. Sarah Smith, a rural family physician with ER experience and renowned Charting Coach, joins us to discuss how physicians can reclaim their time and make clinical medicine sustainable. Tune in to learn how to regain control of your time and make clinical practice more sustainable.
44 min
In this episode of Generations MD, we sit down with Dr. Michael Milne, who made the bold leap from a career in finance and banking to becoming a board-certified orthopedic surgeon. Dr. Milne shares his fascinating non-traditional journey into medicine, his experience as the team doctor for the St. Louis Cardinals, and his decision to pursue an MBA at Wharton while practicing. Now retired, he reflects on his career pivots and what life looks like as a full-time dad. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about following your passion—no matter where you start.
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