About the Podcast
Welcome to the Medical Matrix Podcast, a show that aims to educate industry insiders and the general public about controversial and/or currently relevant topics from various industries that have a synergy with the medical field.
Medicine overlaps with multiple scientific/technological communities, yet there are disconnects in our understanding of each other’s fields. The aim of this podcast is to bring experts in the medical field along with experts in the industry of interest to discuss a topic from their respective viewpoints.
This will enable a better understanding of our respective contributions to the issue of interest as well as opening the door for more open collaboration between medicine and allied industries. We hope to challenge current thinking and cultural norms within the field of medicine.
Sometimes it is difficult for many to discern what is myth vs. reality. We seek to provide an evidence-based approach when discussing a topic of interest.
Join the minds behind Medical Matrix, orthopedic surgeons Drs. Rosie Sendher and Erica Fisk, in this medical and health journey..
Hosted by Dr. Rosie Sendher
Dr. Rosie Sendher is an Orthopedic Hand and Upper Extremity Surgeon. She is a native of Vancouver, British Columbia, but currently resides in California.
She completed her Medical Degree and a Masters Degree in Health Care and Epidemiology at the University of British Columbia. She completed her Orthopedic Surgery training at Queens University. From there, she continued surgical training with fellowships at Stanford University (Hand and Upper Extremity Surgery) and Queens University (Orthopedic Trauma Surgery; Upper/Lower Extremity Trauma (Adult and Pediatric).
Co-hosted by Dr. Erica Fisk
Dr. Erica Fisk is an Orthopedic Foot and Ankle Surgeon. She currently resides and practices in Indiana.
Dr. Fisk obtained her Medical Degree from Indiana University. From there, she went on to complete an Orthopedic Surgery Residency at Ohio State University. Dr. Fisk found her passion in Foot and Ankle Surgery and went to Harvard University to complete her fellowship training in that subspecialty.