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The Physician Business Podcast
The Physician Business Podcast is your weekly resource for building, growing, and sustaining a profitable private medical practice—without burning out.
Hosted by Amanda Sabicer, an MBA graduate with healthcare experience and over a decade of experience working with startups, talks on the podcast specifically to physicians who want to leave corporate medicine and launch or scale their own independent clinics.
Each episode covers practical business strategies, private practice management tips, and mindset tools to help you create a successful, burnout-free clinic. We dive into topics like entrepreneurship, physician burnout, clinic operations, human resources, and bookkeeping.
🎙️ Weekly episodes
💼 Built for private practice physicians
🩺 Focused on sustainability, profit, and freedom
Whether you're planning to leave your job, already running a clinic, or somewhere in between—this podcast gives you the real-world tools to thrive as an independent physician.
Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational purposes only.
The Physician Business Podcast
The Skill That Will Make or Break You as an Clinical Entrepreneur (Clinic Founder Series)
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In this latest episode of our Clinic Founder Series, Dr. Matthea Rentea and I discuss the toughest gap all entrepreneurs face (including ourselves!): handling feedback.
Whether it’s a comment about your social media, your clothes or your crooked tooth, a simple piece of input from someone else doesn’t feel simple at all.
It can land emotionally.
It can bring up defensiveness, fear, anger or shame.
And it can definitely distract you from your larger goal.
While most entrepreneurs claim they want honest perspectives from others, very few are actually prepared for how it feels to receive that feedback - especially when it challenges how they see themselves, their business, or their decisions.
We talk about:
• Why certain comments hit harder than expected (especially from friends and family)
• The difference between hearing something and actually being open to it
• How these moments reveal blind spots you can’t see on your own
• Why this skill becomes more important as you step into leadership
• The framework you can use to help you navigate these situations in the future
This isn’t about communication tactics.
It’s about the internal work required to grow as a founder—especially when you’re surrounded by other high-achieving, thoughtful people who are reflecting things back to you that you may not be ready to hear.
Because the truth is:
Your growth as an entrepreneur is limited to what you’re willing to see and what you are willing to share with others.
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Join the Female Founders Accelerator waitlist and be the first to find out when the next cohort opens in the second half of 2026. Interviews for the next round will be starting soon. And for those who haven’t started a clinic yet, reach out to us now so we can help you prior to the next cohort opening up so that you participate. If you are considering this program at all, this is your sign to get on the waitlist!
Book a free discovery call today to learn more about how to work 1:1 with Amanda.
To work with Amanda Sabicer or find out more, check out her website at www.amandasabicer.com.
Applications for the next cohort of the Female Founders Accelerator are being accepted! The Female Founders Accelerator program is a 10-month high-touch, small group clinic business program designed specifically for female clinicians looking to start and scale their own practices. You can learn more about the Female Founders Accelerator program by visiting www.amandasabicer.com/femalefounders. We'd love to see you inside!