In this episode of Glauc Talk, we discuss the ins and outs of flying cross-country for medical conferences and the challenges of balancing travel with keynote speaking. We explore the quirky yet contentious debate of whether doctors should wear scrubs in public, sharing their own experiences and differing opinions on the topic. The episode is packed with humorous stories about early morning keynote presentations, conference dynamics, and the life of a traveling physician. Join them for laughs, insights, and an inside look at the lighter side of medical conferences.

Takeaways:

Traveling for medical conferences can be exhausting, especially when flying cross-country and dealing with time zone changes.

Medical conferences often start early to ensure audience participation, especially for keynotes that aim to attract attendees to exhibit halls.

Wearing scrubs in public is a debated topic among healthcare professionals, with some feeling self-conscious about the perception of cleanliness.

Scrubs aren’t always "dirty"—especially for doctors in specialties like ophthalmology—but the stigma around wearing them outside of the hospital persists.

Being funny early in the morning is a challenge for keynote speakers at medical conferences, but humor is crucial in engaging a sleepy audience.

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