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NCAFP Podcasts

Please find the most current podcasts from the NCAFP

NCFM Today: Season 6, Episode 1 -- Installation Speech of 2025 NCAFP President Dr. Mark McNeill

Listen to the installation speech of NCAFP's new President, Dr.  Mark McNeill, given at the Winter Family Physicians Weekend in Early December, as he discusses the innovative nature of family physicians and lessons learned from the impact of Hurricane Helene in western North Carolina.

The Family Doctor: Lessons Learned, Wisdom Shared -- Time

This Family Doctor "mini lesson" focuses on the subject of "Time"  as it relates to the education of Family Physicians, and to the day-to-day practice of Family Medicine. Dr White shares a very personal story about his career after nearly 40 years in practice. His story may resonate with many community physicians: how we manage time affects our relationship with patients, family, and our own self-image. Dr. White offers possible time management solutions, including the pros and cons of each strategy. Healthy time management will require both personal practice choices from physicians and systemic, value-based change from health care leaders and administrators. And most importantly, you will hear a heartfelt wish by Dr White that Family Medicine be the most attractive, rewarding, and sustainable specialty possible. Thank you for listening. 

NCFM Today: Season 5, Episode 9 -- 2024 State of the Academy Speech

Listen to 2024 NCAFP President Dr. Garett Franklin as he gives the State of the Academy Speech at the NCAFP Annual Meeting in December, 2024, as he approaches the end of his term. Dr. Franklin discusses the NCAFP's successes in 2024 advocating for our members throughout North Carolina.

The Family Doctor: Lessons Learned, Wisdom Shared -- Dr. Rebecca Love

In the latest episode, Dr Thomas White speaks with Dr Rebecca "Becky" Love from Shelby NC. Dr Love's journey has been unique. She grew up in rural Cabarrus County, the daughter of a minister and a teacher. After a successful career in banking and finance, she pursued a career in medicine. She has served her community as a Family Physician, providing care to the underserved and those with increased needs and, as a committed and involved citizen, promoting healthy lifestyles and collaborative approaches to solving problems. You will find the lessons she imparts about respecting others, showing love by listening, the importance of honesty, and pursuing the truth very impactful and moving. Another inspiring example of Family Medicine in North Carolina at its best!