In this episode, Dr. Joe Galati joins me. Dr. Galati is a liver specialist in Texas who left his medical school faculty job to open his own private practice. In short, frustration caused him to go entrepreneurial, and it’s a good thing it did. He now runs a successful practice where he can control his destiny and take care of people on a level many don’t experience. Everyone, from the patient to the doctor, gets to live a healthier and happier life because he decided not to be afraid to go for his dream.

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We are experiencing an entrepreneurial transformation in healthcare. What used to be salaried surface-level doctors in white coats is transforming into doctors owning their own practices and connecting with their patients. It’s increasing the value for patients, employees, doctors, and healthcare providers.

In this episode, Dr. Joe Galati joins me. Dr. Galati is a liver specialist in Texas who left his medical school faculty job to open his own private practice. In short, frustration caused him to go entrepreneurial, and it’s a good thing it did. He now runs a successful practice where he can control his destiny and take care of people on a level many don’t experience. Everyone, from the patient to the doctor, gets to live a healthier and happier life because he decided not to be afraid to go for his dream.

Enjoy this episode!

In this episode, you will hear:

• What’s behind Dr. Galati’s passion
• Why he chose the middle path of private practice
• Dr. Galati’s experience with hiring slow and firing fast
• What it’s like being a doctor entrepreneur
• What kind of failures did Dr. Galati have to build an appetite for
• What makes the Great American Produce Giveaway special

Related Links:

• drjoegalati.com
  

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