Dr. Maria Kerrigan Haupt & Dr. Bryce Webb: 2 Doctors & Cousins talk about their Medical School Experience & plans for future practice

My 100th Episode with my 2 very special guests!

My Niece and Nephew--- both brand New Medical Doctors, tell us about their experiences over the past 4 years of Med School.  

Dr. Bryce Webb, graduate from Morsani College of Medicine in Tampa. He has been a part of several research projects across orthopedics, spine, ER, Hematology/Oncology, resulting in peer reviewed publications, oral presentations, poster sessions at conferences and volunteering at the Bridge Clinic. He will be pursuing Vascular surgery specialty.

Dr. Maria Kerrigan Haupt graduate from The LSU School of Medicine and joining the Texas A&M Family Medicine residency program. She is the Co-Founder of The MeSCO Free Community Clinic, a mobile outreach clinic.

She received a grant from the American Academy of FAMILY PHYSICIANS for 25k for the clinic. She also is involved in advocacy at a policy level with the American Medical Association House of Delegates as the State Chair of LA State Medical Society already authoring several resolutions to increase access and state funding for free and charitable clinics. She is currently a committee member of the National Association of Free and Charitable Clinics.

We discussed:  Why they chose medicine, was it what you expected, what advice would they give to new Med Students, their vision of medicine, accessibility, affordability, and recruitment into medicine, workforce, primary, specialty.