Dr. Simone Gold
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456 appearances
3 recordings
2 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard Jun 2025
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Which is not a great substitution. We write a lot about the maid. It's horrific.
It's horrific.
yeah yeah well it's going to get worse before it gets better so so i just i think i just always kind of i think my dad was was a brilliant man um he was a holocaust survivor comes to america does extremely well smart amazing guy wanted to be a doctor i was a doctor we were all doctors but we also saw patients in our house that was something my dad did he would do hospitals and nursing homes all day and then we'd have patients
hours at night. So I saw the care between a doctor and a patient. So I know what it can be. I know what it can be. And I'm holding on to that and saying, I don't understand how in modern times, why can't we also have that?
But you have so many... Because it's a relationship, right?
Basically, a doctor, like another educated consultant, when you pay a lawyer, I'm sure you have a lot of lawyers, they're working for you. They're not working for the government. They're not working for a big corporation. They're working for you to serve your interests. If they're not good enough, you move on, you get a different lawyer, right? Why do we not have that in medicine?
Because the world has told us medicine is too complicated. Medicine needs an intermediary. The patient can't understand medicine. Even Trump during COVID couldn't understand. experts. I am done with that.
A person can make their own medical decisions with the advice of a smart consultant, exactly like they do when they buy a house, when they fill out their tax forms, when they see a lawyer or an accountant. There's nothing magical and so black box that a patient can't understand. I'm an emergency physician.
I could explain any disease to a person, either the two or three minute version or the 15 minute version. 100% of diseases can be explained in three minutes or 15 minutes. Okay.
Unless the trust is everything.
Well, when I graduated, I actually, there were about three to 5,000 in all of America.
A residency in emergency medicine.
I moved from New York, and then I moved to California, and I spent the next 20 years working as an emergency physician full-time. Where? Oh, various hospitals.
Yeah, I knew California. I had some family personal reasons to be there.
There has never been any complaints. Lawsuits? Nope. And by the way, to be in a practicing emergency physician and have no malpractice lawsuits, very uncommon.
especially in emergency medicine, because there is no deep doctor-patient relationship. Patients do not have loyalty towards you.
20 years. 20 years. And I would say I was very well respected. Many people loved working with me.
And it's a challenge as a female physician to have the nurse. There's a whole dynamic going on there. And I know that I was very well-respected and well-loved because when I was attacked, many of them stood up for me. So it's not my fantasy wish. Not only were there no complaints, there's no paper trail against me. You can't find anything negative said about me prior to 2020. It doesn't exist.
It's a good start. I remind people of that. I said, just try to find something nasty that someone said about me prior to 2020. It isn't there.
And none of that prior to July 27th, 2020.
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