EP 70
In this episode of HER Opinion Show, we sit down with Dr. Tonie Reincke—Medical Director, entrepreneur, and founder of Reincke Vein Center in Sugar Land, TX.
From ICU nurse to interventional radiologist to business owner, Dr. Reincke has built a career around more than just treatment. Her true passion is educating people so they understand their health, their options, and how to take control of their confidence.
We also went a little deeper—getting to know her personal story and hearing how doctors go through many of the same challenges that everyone else does. Her honesty and openness remind us that behind the white coat is a human being with a calling.
Join us as we talk about:
✨ Her journey from medicine to entrepreneurship
✨ Why education is the heart of her practice
✨ The balance between leading a business and caring for patients
✨ How circulation, confidence, and calling all connect in her work and life
Don’t miss this powerful conversation on leadership, health, and purpose.
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