Spring Safety Tips to Enjoy the Season

Spring Safety Tips to Enjoy the Season

Spring is here, and many of us are eager to come out of winter hibernation and dive into home projects, outdoor activities, and weekend adventures. But as a surgeon, I often see the flip side of that excitement – preventable injuries that land people in the ER or operating room. Around this time of year, […]

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Dogs enrich our lives - the benefits of owning a dog.

How Dogs Enrich Our Lives: The Benefits of Owning a Dog

The saying “a dog is man’s best friend” is true. I can personally attest to this. Not only are dogs our best friends, but they also keep us healthy: physically and emotionally. As a surgeon, my days are filled with high-pressure decisions and emotions, but when I walk through the door at the end of […]

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Learn what you can do to using your time wisely.

Using Your Time Wisely: A Path to Intentional Living

Time is finite – the one thing we can never get back. I’m often reminded of its fleeting nature, watching my kids grow up and leave home and experiencing the loss of loved ones – both show me how quickly life and time go by. We get caught up in the fast-paced nature of life, […]

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Learn creative and practical tips to staying healthy in winter.

Creative and Practical Tips to Stay Healthy in Winter

Winter – the season of sniffles, coughs, and unwelcome viruses. How does one stay healthy without letting illness knock you down? As a surgeon, I understand the importance of staying healthy, not just for my work and my patients, but also to stay connected with my family, friends, and all the things that bring me […]

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Learn what things to let go of in 2025 to live your best life.

5 Things to Let Go of in 2025 for a Healthier, More Fulfilling Life

January has come and gone, along with the rush of “New Year, New You” messages and the pressure to set resolutions. Maybe you made some resolutions, or perhaps you skipped doing so altogether. Personally, I’ve never been one to make resolutions. Either way, reality sets in by February, and motivation often starts to wane. By […]

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changing jobs in healthcare

Changing Jobs in Healthcare: Tips for Navigating the Transition 

I recently attended the Women in da Vinci Surgery Symposium in June of this year. At the conference, we discussed the importance of women empowering other women especially during times of change and transition. Of particular interest was recognizing when a job no longer brings you joy or aligns with your principles. When that happens, […]

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mental health matters for everyone

Mental Health Matters – 5 Ways to Support Your Emotional Well-being

Mental health matters every day, not just during awareness days or months. There has been an increase in burnout in many careers, with medicine being one of them. It’s also the unfortunate truth that the suicide rate has gone up, especially since 2020, in many industries, including medicine. Taking care of your mental health is essential […]

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The Future of Robotic Surgery

The Future of Robotic Surgery: Advancing and Transforming Patient Care

Robotic surgery offers a myriad of benefits for surgeons and patients. With ongoing advancements, patient care is continually improving and it’s also transforming the way surgeons operate. Surgeons nationwide are learning to embrace robotic surgery, ensuring more patients can benefit. In this blog, we’ll look at what robotic surgery is, its impact on patient outcomes, […]

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Benefits of Robotic Surgery

The Benefits of Robotic Surgery Transform the Operating Room

Are robots performing surgery? Not quite. So, what exactly is robotic surgery, and how are its benefits transforming the operating room? In this blog, we’ll explore the technology behind robotic surgery, highlight its benefits over traditional surgical methods, look at common misconceptions, and discuss its future role in medicine. Robotic surgery is transforming how surgeons […]

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remembering my dad who passed away from pancreatic cancer and how we forged a new path in robotic surgery

Remembering My Father – Loss and Legacy

My dad has been on my mind as of late. My father, Dr. Thomas Geocaris, passed away on April 10, 2012, from pancreatic cancer. Even when I’m not consciously thinking about it, memories of him often come to me. He wasn’t just my dad but my role model, mentor, and partner. As my dad’s been […]

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