Doctor’s Dilemma Podcast Season 2 on June 22, 2020
Dr. Paresh Goel has been in practice since 2010 and is the founder of Desert Mobile Medical Concierge Physicians. He grew up in the New York Metro area and completed his B.S. & M.B.A. in Finance & Economics at St John’s University in NY. He attended his medical school at M.S. Ramaiah Medical College in India, and he completed both his Internship & Residency programs at Brookdale University Medical Center in NY.
Dr. Goel is board-certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine. He has worked in Hospital Medicine at the Lake Havasu Regional Medical Center, Banner Thunderbird, and at HonorHealth Shea & Osborn campuses, as well as Banner Baywood & The Heart Institute. He has honed his skills as a Primary Care Physician, Geriatrician & Internist in private practice & being employed at Geriatric Solutions. He has served as a Hospice Director for Hospice of the Valley in the recent past as well.
He is currently the Medical Director for Modern Recovery Services & Springboard Recovery, as well as sitting on the board for some non-profit organizations. Continually striving to provide superior patient care along with the bleeding edge, state of the art medical technology, Dr. Goel started Desert Mobile Medical | Concierge Physicians in 2018 aiming to provide comfort, convenience, and transparency in a healthcare industry that is stifled with poor customer service and opaqueness.
Dr. Goel is also a National Speaker on Health & Wellness, a published author, and is fond of teaching the up and coming generation of future doctors. He has a wonderfully cute daughter of 2 years of age whom he loves to spend time with. He loves to read up on world history and has a passion for cooking.
- How the current state of Covid19 in Arizona affects his practice
- Fell in love with medicine in spite despising the practice because of what he witnessed with his dad growing up
- Being inquisitive, always a problem solver and other characteristics Dr. Goel possesses in order for him to enjoy Internal Medicine
- Understanding your patient’s needs by putting yourself in their shoe
- Being prepared by having a blueprint of your vision, creating a roadmap where you are going
- Dr. Goel’s residency journey and the challenges he had to conquer
- Why Dr. Goel is against the insurance-based system Healthcare
- The hindrances in coping up in an insurance-based system that persuaded him to expand on his own
- Overhauling the system; giving attention to stress and anxiety, that leads to depression and suicide in the medical practitioners
- Stepping back and finding a good niche, Dr. Goel’s advice on new physicians
- What would Dr. Goel be if he didn’t become a physician
