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Today on the podcast we welcome Dr Daniel Golshevsky (Dr Golly), a Melbourne-based paediatrician and father of three. Specialising in unsettled babies and poor sleep, Dr Golly developed this sleep program through his work with thousands of babies over more than a decade of practice. With a focus on empowering parents and protecting mothers, Dr Golly turns up the volume of that innate parental instinct to maximise parents' understanding of their baby's cues and bring everyone closer to a full night's sleep.  This is what we spoke about:   What the Dr Golly Sleep Program is all about  What the signs are of kids that struggle with sleep  How it's never too late to correct bad sleep  Why it's important to establish good habits and a healthy relationship with sleep from the newborn period  Creating positive habits, positive sleep associations for the child, but also for the parents  How parents can really understand the impact that their own emotions have on their kids  Imposter Syndrome and how important it is for newer therapists to give themselves time and not compare to more experienced therapists in your field  Advice to clinicians on finding more time-efficient measures to  get through your work   Links:   Dr Golly Website  Dr Golly Facebook  Dr Golly Instagram  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on the podcast we welcome Dr Daniel Golshevsky (Dr Golly), a Melbourne-based paediatrician and father of three. Specialising in unsettled babies and poor sleep, Dr Golly developed this sleep program through his work with thousands of babies over more than a decade of practice. With a focus on empowering parents and protecting mothers, Dr Golly turns up the volume of that innate parental instinct to maximise parents' understanding of their baby's cues and bring everyone closer to a full night's sleep.  This is what we spoke about:  <ul> <li>What the Dr Golly Sleep Program is all about </li> <li>What the signs are of kids that struggle with sleep </li> <li>How it's never too late to correct bad sleep </li> <li>Why it's important to establish good habits and a healthy relationship with sleep from the newborn period </li> <li>Creating positive habits, positive sleep associations for the child, but also for the parents </li> <li>How parents can really understand the impact that their own emotions have on their kids </li> <li>Imposter Syndrome and how important it is for newer therapists to give themselves time and not compare to more experienced therapists in your field </li> <li>Advice to clinicians on finding more time-efficient measures to  get through your work </li> </ul> Links: <ul> <li><a href="http://www.drgolly.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Dr Golly Website</a> </li> <li><a href="https://www.facebook.com/DrGollyTM" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Dr Golly Facebook</a> </li> <li><a href="https://www.instagram.com/drgolly/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Dr Golly Instagram</a> </li> </ul>See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Dr. Daniel Golshevsky

Dr. Daniel Golshevsky is a paediatrics consultant working in metropolitan Melbourne. As a student and junior doctor, Daniel had the "pleasure and displeasure" of enjoying every rotation, a dilemma to which many of us can relate. But before he committed to a training program, Daniel took extensive time off (2 years!) to travel during his medical studies, and worked part-time for a while during his training. Listen in to hear about what he did and why he thinks this helped him to become a "better person and better doctor".The 'mantra' he wishes to impart onto listeners is "don't be in a hurry". In particular, he urges us to consider and seek out the different perspectives of specialties from that of a student, junior doctor and consultant, all of whom see the profession differently. This could help us to not make a "premature" decision. When push came to shove, he was faced with the dilemma of choosing between paediatrics and geriatics, between which he saw many similarities (which we thought was counter-intuitive but which he explains perfectly). Yet it only took one day as a paediatrics JMO to cement his decision.With increasingly fewer full time public metropolitan consultant jobs available, Daniel originally dabbled in private practice and locum work. This helped to grow his patient base and fill the (surely very few) gaps in his knowledge. Currently, he operates on a 50/50 split between private and public work. He has also noticed that fewer people are using a regular GP, instead turning to public EDs and private paediatricians.Additionally, Daniel stresses the importance of having a life outside of medicine. For him, his passions are keeping fit and pursuing a field he refers to as "infotainment". He loves "demistifying" the concerns of patients that have been consulting Dr Google or present to him with common misconceptions about their childrens' health or illness. Regardless of the patient's outcome, he feels like he has made a difference. Yet paediatrics isn't all fun and games. In particular, caring for the very sick patients, especially when they are separated from their parents, is tough work. However, seeing his own kids grow up has made it "easier to relate" to his patients on a day-to-day basis.We finish our interview, as usual, with a couple of pearls for students and interns.We hope you guys like today's show! As usual, we appreciate any feedback you may have for us.If you have any other questions you'd like us to ask Dr Daniel Golshevsky, fill out the form below or shoot us a message!Pathways into PaediatricsMedical School → Internship → Basic Paediatric Training (3 years) → Advanced Training in General Paediatrics (3 years)Source: Royal Australian Fellowship of PhysiciansSalaryAccording to the Australian Government Taxation Data, in the 2013-14 income year we had: 654 female paediatricians earning an average of $147,347 683 male paediatricians earning an average of $239,405Let us know how this has impacted youFill out the Google form below to let us know how useful this episode was for you. We really appreciate your feedback, it's very important to us!Loading...If the form isn't loading, you can access it here. Once again, we really appreciate your feedback :)

Dr. Daniel Golshevsky is a paediatrics consultant working in metropolitan Melbourne. As a student and junior doctor, Daniel had the "pleasure and displeasure" of enjoying every rotation, a dilemma to which many of us can relate. But before he committed to a training program, Daniel took extensive time off (2 years!) to travel during his medical studies, and worked part-time for a while during his training. Listen in to hear about what he did and why he thinks this helped him to become a "better person and better doctor". The 'mantra' he wishes to impart onto listeners is "don't be in a hurry". In particular, he urges us to consider and seek out the different perspectives of specialties from that of a student, junior doctor and consultant, all of whom see the profession differently. This could help us to not make a "premature" decision. When push came to shove, he was faced with the dilemma of choosing between paediatrics and geriatics, between which he saw many similarities (which we thought was counter-intuitive but which he explains perfectly). Yet it only took one day as a paediatrics JMO to cement his decision. With increasingly fewer full time public metropolitan consultant jobs available, Daniel originally dabbled in private practice and locum work. This helped to grow his patient base and fill the (surely very few) gaps in his knowledge. Currently, he operates on a 50/50 split between private and public work. He has also noticed that fewer people are using a regular GP, instead turning to public EDs and private paediatricians. Additionally, Daniel stresses the importance of having a life outside of medicine. For him, his passions are keeping fit and pursuing a field he refers to as "infotainment". He loves "demistifying" the concerns of patients that have been consulting Dr Google or present to him with common misconceptions about their childrens' health or illness. Regardless of the patient's outcome, he feels like he has made a difference. Yet paediatrics isn't all fun and games. In particular, caring for the very sick patients, especially when they are separated from their parents, is tough work. However, seeing his own kids grow up has made it "easier to relate" to his patients on a day-to-day basis. We finish our interview, as usual, with a couple of pearls for students and interns. We hope you guys like today's show! As usual, we appreciate any feedback you may have for us. If you have any other questions you'd like us to ask Dr Daniel Golshevsky, fill out the form below or shoot us a message!Pathways into Paediatrics Medical School → Internship → Basic Paediatric Training (3 years) → Advanced Training in General Paediatrics (3 years) <a href="https://www.racp.edu.au/trainees/advanced-training/advanced-training-programs/general-paediatrics" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Source: Royal Australian Fellowship of Physicians</a> Salary According to the <a href="https://data.gov.au/dataset/taxation-statistics-2013-14/resource/c506c052-be2f-4fba-8a65-90f9e60f7775" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Australian Government Taxation Data</a>, in the 2013-14 income year we had: <ul> <li>654 female paediatricians earning an average of $147,347</li> <li>683 male paediatricians earning an average of $239,405</li></ul>Let us know how this has impacted you Fill out the Google form below to let us know how useful this episode was for you. We really appreciate your feedback, it's very important to us! Loading... If the form isn't loading, you can <a href="https://goo.gl/forms/bFkTn3Y4FyGUpm0y2" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">access it here</a>. Once again, we really appreciate your feedback :)

TMC029: Paediatrics with Dr Daniel Golshevsky