Shideh Shafie

Jun 19, 2024 | kevinmd.com | Shideh Shafie |Homer Moutran |Caline El-Khoury |Danielle Wilson

As physicians, many of us were drawn to the medical field by a profound desire to serve humanity and alleviate suffering. We hear buzzwords in corporate work about values-led teams, but in the house of medicine, we have always been led by a strong sense of values. This calling propelled us through the rigorous demands of medical training—endless hours of study, countless lectures, sleepless nights, and missed personal milestones.

Mar 8, 2024 | kevinmd.com | Jennifer Sweeney |Brian A. Primack |Pat Rich |Shideh Shafie

“Shideh joon, can you talk to this woman? We met her at a party, and her kid is sick.”This request from my father exemplifies the blurred lines between personal and professional life many physicians experience. He had met a mother at a party whose child, after being diagnosed with a virus and prescribed rest and ibuprofen, was still feeling unwell. She had, however, thought it a good idea to drive from the mid-Atlantic to Massachusetts to attend a Persian party.