Can AI replace doctors? Surgeon & AI builder Dr. John Ferguson has the answer medicine is afraid to hear. Hear his warning. Listen now.

Listen’s to Today’s Episode Watch the full podcast on Spotify or Apple Podcast Episode’s Description How One ICU Case Changed Her Practice as a Doctor | Postcall Podcast Why do some clinical moments change the way doctors practice medicine forever? In this episode of Postcall: Stories Beyond the White Coat, Dr Selina Chew speaks with Dr Ai Phi Thuy Ho, a doctor and cardiology fellow in Norway, and founder of NorVue, a platform focused on point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) training for healthcare professionals. Dr Ai Phi shares her journey into medicine, from growing up as the daughter of Vietnamese refugees in Norway to training in cardiology and working on the frontline of patient care. Some clinical moments do more than save a patient’s life – they reshape how a doctor practices medicine and define their purpose moving forward. During the conversation, she reflects on a defining ICU case early in her career where she used ultrasound to diagnose a life-threatening condition, a moment that transformed how she sees medicine, learning, and responsibility as a doctor. The episode explores how that experience led her to focus on point-of-care ultrasound, medical education, and expanding how doctors deliver care beyond traditional approaches. In this episode we discuss: This episode highlights what it means to be a doctor today – not just practicing medicine, but continuously improving how it is delivered. Postcall features doctors who are impacting healthcare differently. To catch up on our previous discussion, check out our last podcast episode, where we covered ‘Why Doctors Drift in Their Careers – Lessons That Were Not Taught In Medicine | Dr Sidhya Choudhary’. Also, don’t miss our episode on: ‘This is Why Doctors are Quitting’ here.

Dr Sidhya Choudhary explores the hidden curriculum of medicine, why doctors drift in their careers, and how clinicians can design meaningful careers beyond MBBS.

Listen’s to Today’s Episode Watch the full podcast on Spotify or Apple Podcast Episode’s Description Who Are You Without the White Coat? – Dr Anu on Rediscovering Medicine & Redefining a Doctor’s Career There comes a point in many doctors’ lives where medicine stops being a dream — and becomes a weight. In this episode of Postcall: Stories Beyond the White Coat, Dr Selina sits down with Dr Anu to explore the man behind the title. From choosing medicine with conviction, to struggling in his early years working in Australia, to rediscovering his love for medicine in rural practice – this is a deeply human conversation about identity, doubt, and expansion. Dr Anu reflects on: We also explore how he founded StatDoctor, and how it is transforming the locum and healthcare staffing landscape – making shift-filling more transparent, efficient, and doctor-focused. This episode answers important questions many clinicians quietly ask: Dr Anu shares why he believes the future of healthcare will be shaped by clinicians who refuse to stay in one lane – doctors who practice medicine, build infrastructure, and support innovation simultaneously. This isn’t a startup story. It’s a story about rediscovering purpose, expanding identity, and redefining what it means to impact healthcare differently. Postcall features doctors who go beyond the hospital walls – not by abandoning medicine, but by widening it. To catch up on our previous discussion, check out our last podcast episode, where we covered ‘Unlearning Medicine To Save It: The 30/70 Rule for Modern Doctors’. Also, don’t miss our episode on: ‘Beyond Clinical Walls Lies Unlimited Potential – Be the Doctor Who Reinvents Healthcare’ here.

Listen’s to Today’s Episode Watch the full podcast on Spotify or Apple Podcast Episode’s Description Doctors Are Not Murderers: Challenges Doctors Face Today? What challenges do doctors face today? Doctors today face rising workplace violence, increasing burnout, public mistrust, corporate healthcare pressures, unrealistic patient expectations, and rapid disruption from artificial intelligence in medicine. In countries like India, these challenges are intensified by systemic strain and high patient volumes. In this episode of Postcall, we sit down with Dr. Debraj Shome, one of India’s leading cosmetic and facial plastic surgeons, to examine the realities modern physicians are navigating. From rising violence against healthcare professionals in India to the emotional toll of patient outcomes, toxic training cultures, unrealistic expectations, and the rise of artificial intelligence in medicine-this conversation explores what it truly means to be a doctor today. In one of the most controversial parts of the episode, Dr. Shome speaks openly about a growing fear in the profession: Are companies trying to make doctors obsolete? As AI platforms, digital health startups, and corporate healthcare models expand, many physicians worry about being replaced, sidelined, or reduced to technicians within larger systems. From his early days in ophthalmology to becoming an American Board Certified Facial Cosmetic Surgeon and serial entrepreneur, Dr. Shome shares the journey behind the titles-and the realities behind the white coat. But this conversation goes deeper than credentials. It explores empathy in medicine, the emotional realities of patient care, and why he wrote the books Dear People and Doctors Are Not Murderers. Key Topics Discussed If you’re a doctor questioning your role in today’s changing healthcare system, this episode is for you. Listen now and join us in impacting healthcare differently. To catch up on our previous discussion, check out our last podcast episode, where we covered ‘Unlocking Hormone Health: What Every Doctor Needs to Know’. Also, don’t miss our episode on: ‘Beyond Clinical Walls Lies Unlimited Potential – Be the Doctor Who Reinvents Healthcare’ here.