Fem MD

Where we talk about what it’s actually like to be a woman in medicine. Hosted by a facial plastic surgeon who’s not afraid to ask bold questions, this show dives into the messy, beautiful, complicated lives we all live: careers, kids, IVF, burnout, marriage, divorce, ambition, and all the expectations we’re supposed to meet. Nothing is off-limits. These are the conversations we’ve all had behind closed doors - now we’re having them out loud. Find more info about Fem, MD and other shows on the Hippocratic Collective at hippocratic-collective.com

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  Episode #38

  How to Delegate Without Losing Control of Your Medical Practice | The Business of Surgery Ep. 7

  Aug 12, 202622 minS1

  When you own a private practice, you're not just the physician. You're also the manager, problem-solver, employer, and sometimes the janitor. In Episode 7 of The Business of Surgery , facial plastic surgeon Dr. Lauren Umstattd tackles one of the hardest transitions for physician entrepreneurs: learning when to delegate. Lauren shares how she went from personally managing nearly every aspect of her practice to gradually handing off responsibilities to a team, and why doing everything yourself can eventually become a barrier to growth. In this episode: What physicians underestimate about running a business How to decide what to delegate Why repeatable tasks should come off your plate first What Lauren still refuses to outsource Delegating without losing oversight Empowering employees to make decisions How to audit roles as your practice grows Why one-on-one employee conversations can transform a business Protecting your time for clinical work, creativity, and growth Why you can outsource tasks—but not understanding your own practice The Business of Surgery is a 12-part FEM, MD series following the real mechanics of building and running a physician-owned surgical practice. Host: Dr. Lauren Umstattd Connect with Lauren: @lauren_umstattd_md Produced by: The Hippocratic Collective See more shows and content at hippocratic-collective.com

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  Episode #37

  How to Create a Luxury Patient Experience | The Business of Surgery Ep. 6

  Aug 5, 202624 minS1

  Luxury healthcare isn't about marble countertops or expensive furniture. It's about making every patient feel seen, cared for, and confident—from the first phone call through recovery. In Episode 6 of The Business of Surgery , facial plastic surgeon Dr. Lauren Umstattd shares the philosophy behind creating a premium patient experience. Drawing inspiration from brands like Ritz-Carlton, Hermès, and world-class hospitality, Lauren explains why thoughtful details, genuine human connection, and exceptional follow-through matter more than flashy amenities. Whether you run a medical practice, own a business, or simply want to create a better customer experience, these principles apply far beyond surgery. In this episode: What luxury patient care really means Creating a premium experience from the first phone call Building trust before surgery Why thoughtful details matter more than expensive ones Designing an unforgettable patient experience How to say "no" to the wrong patients The importance of postoperative communication Creating memorable moments that patients never forget Lessons from Ritz-Carlton, Hermès, and world-class hospitality Why word-of-mouth is your most valuable marketing strategy The Business of Surgery is a 12-part summer series on FEM, MD , where Dr. Lauren Umstattd shares the lessons she learned building a thriving physician-owned cosmetic surgery practice—from startup through long-term growth. New episodes every Wednesday. Host: Dr. Lauren Umstattd Connect with Lauren: @lauren_umstattd_md Produced by: The Hippocratic Collective See more shows and content at hippocratic-collective.com

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  Episode #34

  Lessons from Opening an Ambulatory Surgery Center (ASC) | Business of Surgery Ep. 3

  Jul 15, 202623 minS1

  What does it actually take to build and operate your own ambulatory surgery center (ASC)? In Episode 3 of The Business of Surgery , facial plastic surgeon Dr. Lauren Umstattd shares the realities of designing, building, and running a physician-owned surgery center—from navigating state regulations and construction delays to sourcing equipment, building the right team, and creating an exceptional patient experience. Rather than focusing on theory, Lauren walks through the practical lessons she learned while opening her own ASC, including the mistakes, unexpected challenges, and decisions she would make again. In this episode: Should you open your own ambulatory surgery center? The advantages of physician-owned ASCs Building an operating room from the ground up State regulations and accreditation Construction challenges and project management How to save money on surgical equipment When it's worth investing in premium equipment Designing a luxury surgical experience Hiring your first surgery center team The realities of owning and operating an ASC The Business of Surgery is a 12-part summer series on FEM, MD , where Dr. Lauren Umstattd shares the lessons she learned building a thriving physician-owned cosmetic surgery practice—from startup through long-term growth. New episodes every Wednesday. Host: Dr. Lauren Umstattd Connect with Lauren: @lauren_umstattd_md Produced by: The Hippocratic Collective See more shows and content at hippocratic-collective.com

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  Episode #33

  Private Practice 101: Loans, Pricing & Building a Medical/Surgical Business | Business of Surgery

  Jul 8, 202624 minS1

  Thinking about starting your own private medical or surgical practice? Where do you even begin? This is business 101, basics for the modern physician. In Episode 2 of The Business of Surgery , facial plastic surgeon Dr. Lauren Umstattd breaks down the financial and operational foundations of launching a physician-owned practice. From loans and lines of credit to pricing, startup costs, and creating a premium patient experience, this episode is a practical guide to the business skills physicians rarely learn during training. Whether you're a medical student dreaming about entrepreneurship, a resident considering private practice, or an attending ready to build something of your own, this episode offers an honest look at what it really takes to get started. In this episode: How to finance a private practice Loans vs. lines of credit Building your first business plan (pro forma) Managing startup expenses Buying equipment without overspending Pricing medical and surgical services Creating a luxury patient experience Why physicians can succeed as entrepreneurs Learning from other surgeons and business owners The Business of Surgery is a 12-part summer series on FEM, MD , where Dr. Lauren Umstattd shares the lessons she learned building a thriving physician-owned cosmetic surgery practice, from startup to long-term growth. New episodes every Wednesday. Host: Dr. Lauren Umstattd Connect with Lauren: @lauren_umstattd_md Produced by: The Hippocratic Collective See more shows and content at hippocratic-collective.com

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  Episode #32

  Should You Start Your Own Surgical Practice? | Business of Surgery Ep. 1

  Jul 1, 202618 minS1

  Welcome to The Business of Surgery , a brand-new 12-part summer series on FEM, MD . Every week this summer, facial plastic surgeon Dr. Lauren Umstattd pulls back the curtain on what it actually takes to build a successful private practice - from financing and hiring to marketing, leadership, pricing, and the mindset required to bet on yourself. In Episode 1, Lauren starts with the most important question of all: Should you even become an entrepreneur? Drawing from her own experience building a thriving, physician-owned cosmetic surgery practice, she discusses: • How to know if you're cut out for business ownership • Risk tolerance and entrepreneurial mindset • Why physicians struggle with imposter syndrome outside of medicine • Learning to embrace failure in business • Building your dream practice through intentional vision • Why "just start" is often the best advice • Autonomy vs. employment in medicine • Why physicians deserve more control over how they practice Whether you're a medical student, resident, attending physician, or simply curious about entrepreneurship in healthcare, this series offers an honest, practical look at building a career on your own terms. Subscribe for new episodes of The Business of Surgery every week this summer. Host: Dr. Lauren Umstattd Connect with Lauren: @lauren_umstattd_md Produced by: The Hippocratic Collective See more shows and content at hippocratic-collective.com

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