Meet Your Doctor

08/12/22 • 6 min

Dr. Chamoun is a double Board-certified cardiologist, the Founder & President of CardioSeeds, Creator of the CardioSeeds podcast, and a Member of The American Society for Preventive Cardiology. She is a Diplomate of the American College of Lifestyle Medicine, and a Certified Health and Wellness Coach by the nationally and internationally recognized American Fitness Professionals and Associates (AFPA).

Dr. Chamoun has more than 20 years of combined expertise in clinical and academic cardiology, Lifestyle Medicine, cardiac imaging, and the cardiac safety industry.
In April 2022, Dr. Chamoun pivoted her career as a cardiologist, to fully concentrate on pursuing medical professional burnout prevention and management. She founded CardioSeeds, LLC - a company that works on restoring health of healthcare through provider burnout reduction which, Dr. Chamoun believes, needs to be addressed on both system and individual level.

CardioSeeds works with members of medical community, hospital administrators, training programs, policy makers, and technology companies addressing physician burnout as one of the top priorities of American healthcare.

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Self Inquiry Towards Cardiac Resilience. A Potential Cure for Congestive Heart Failure? Interview with a Spiritual and Insightful Cardiologist, Professor Anand Chockalingam, MD.

We all know that diet and exercise benefit heart health. What about a deeper look into one's soul and mind? Can we help cardiac patients increase resilience and guide them to transform their lifestyle to the point of a potential cure for congestive heart failure?
On this and more, Dr. Chamoun interviews Dr. Anand Chockalingam who is a Professor of Medicine at the University of Missouri, Columbia. His major interests are congestive heart failure, mental stress, and holistic interventions with over 70 original publications on those topics.
Dr. Svetlana Chamoun, MD, Ph.D., DipABLM is the Founder/President of CardioSeeds, LLC - a Physician Burnout Management Powerhouse. CardioSeeds provides "RECLAIM" - personalized behavioral coaching and lifestyle interventions for fellow physicians so that they can reclaim their life and health! NO WORRIES. WE WILL HELP YOU THROUGH THE TOUGH TIMES.
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“Creating and Building Your Own Pathway". Leveraging the underdog mentality to move forward. Interview with the CEO of LOUD Capital Dr. Navin Goyal

In this episode. Dr. Chamoun interviews Dr. Navin Goyal who is a physician, and, above all, an entrepreneur. He is the CEO of LOUD Capital, early-stage venture capital and alternative investment firm.

Dr. Goyal received his M.D. degree from the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine and trained in anesthesiology at the University of Chicago Medical Center.

He subsequently pivoted away from his successful career as an anesthesiologist in a large hospital and as a Medical Director of a community hospital to become a venture capitalist, the CEO of LOUD Capital, a venture capital and investment firm.

At the beginning of his entrepreneurial journey, Dr. Goyal co-founded SmileMD, a mobile healthcare company that delivered care across the United States with a focus on lower-income and rural communities.

Now, as the CEO of LOUD Capital, which mission is to grow impactful companies across the globe, Dr. Goyal is still bringing his physician training to do good for people. He strives to make venture capital more purpose-driven, inclusive, and accessible.

Navin is a frequent speaker at various events where he shared his story and his perspective on how physicians can impact themselves, society, and the world.

This topic became the focus of his book, Physician Underdog.
We spoke to Dr. Goyal about the importance of creating and building individual pathways from "underdogs" to "winners".