Join us for a fascinating conversation with Dr. Jesse Allert, a brilliant orthopedic surgeon who has mastered the art of balance between his professional and personal life. From his perfect SAT score to his tragically short collegiate basketball career, and rigorous training at The College of New Jersey, New York Medical College, and the Florida Orthopedic Institute, Dr. Allert's journey is a compelling story of dedication. He opens up about his reasons for choosing orthopaedics, how he maintains equilibrium between patient care, family, and fitness, and offers his unique perspective on the role of CrossFit in his practice.

In our discussion, we also explore the collaborative spirit that fuels the medical field. We reflect on the transformative power of technology, such as social messaging groups, in modern surgical training and peer consultation. We share personal anecdotes that underline the importance of mentorship, the necessity of peer consultations, and the mutual respect between different surgical specialties. This chapter of our conversation shines a light on the communal aspects of being a doctor, emphasizing the invaluable support network that shapes daily medical practice.

Finally, we dive into the world of surgical procedures and rituals that keep us focused. Dr. Allert talks about his love for performing arthroplasty and labral repair surgeries, revealing the technical nuances and patient-specific considerations that come into play. We also discuss how music can set the tone in the operating room, enhancing both concentration and camaraderie. From the importance of maintaining fitness through activities like swimming and CrossFit to the strategies for achieving career growth and life balance, this episode is packed with insights and inspiration for anyone interested in the multifaceted life of an orthopedic surgeon. Don't miss out on this in-depth discussion with Dr. Jesse Allert!

In this episode of 'Botox and Burpees: The Surgical Series,' we sit down with Dr. Phil Stieg @drphilstieg, esteemed Neurosurgeon in Chief at Weill Cornell Medical Center in New York. Dr. Stieg shares insights into his extensive background, his leadership style, and his philosophies on patient care and surgery. The conversation covers a range of topics, including Dr. Stieg's unique approach to maintaining a world-class neurosurgical team, his methods for dealing with surgical stress, and his thoughts on the future of brain health.

Dr. Stieg also discusses his popular podcast 'This Is Your Brain,' providing a deep dive into fascinating subjects like nonverbal communication, the neurology of menopause, and near-death experiences. Additionally, they explore his involvement in Metaflix, a medical streaming app aimed at improving doctor-patient communication and education.

Dr. Stieg's story is not just about professional achievements but also about the humanity and ethical approach he brings to his work. His blend of technical expertise, emotional intelligence, and innovative thinking makes for a captivating and informative episode. Whether you're an aspiring neurosurgeon or someone fascinated by brain health, this episode offers invaluable insights and inspiration.

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Ever wondered what it takes to be the Head Orthopaedic Surgeon for the CrossFit Games? Join us as Dr. Sean Rockett @321gomd, who has been the lead surgeon for the CrossFit Games since 2012, shares his journey from practicing CrossFit in 2007 to treating elite athletes on the biggest stage. We'll hear firsthand about gut-wrenching experience treating Brooke Wells' severe elbow dislocation during the 2021 Games. Dr. Rockett also dives into the unique challenges of gaining the trust of top-level athletes.

Dr. Rocket opens up about the synergy between CrossFit and orthopedic surgery, emphasizing the vital role of efficiency in both his workouts and surgical procedures. You'll learn about common injuries like shoulder and back issues that plague CrossFit athletes and how tailored approaches can ensure optimal recovery. Through his dynamic experiences at the surgery center, Dr. Rocket highlights the detective work involved in diagnosing and treating injuries effectively, offering valuable insights for athletes and medical professionals alike.

And in a heart-warming and emotional turn, Dr. Rockett also discusses his parents, who were both surgeons. His father was a neurosurgeon and mother was a general surgeon and one of the first women residents at Boston City Hospital in the 1950s and a true pioneer for women in medicine in the United States. The emotion and feeling Dr. Rockett has talking about his parents and their influence on his life is tremendously powerful.

And finally, don't forget to check out Dr. Rocket's newly released e-book, "When Does it Hurt," which offers practical advice on exercise-related injuries, with proceeds supporting the Navy SEAL Foundation and Folds of Honor. https://www.roguefitness.com/where-does-it-hurt-ebook

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