
Mary Parman
DO, FACOG, obstetrician-gynecologist and women's healthtech startup advisor with 20+ years clinical experience and current practice owner at Delfina Medical Group.
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Jul 8, 2026
Physician Side Hustles in Startup Advisory and Health Tech Consulting with Dr. Mary Parman
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Alison CurfmanHOST
So when you kind of had this shift and you started out doing outreach, what was that like for you? What types of people were you meeting with? What was your experience? How did you find ways to really add value to what they were doing?

Mary ParmanGUEST
And I had in mind of like, okay, if I feel stuck or trapped, what are the different ways that I could use my medical expertise? And I actually just started talking or having conversations with various, usually women's healthcare startups.

Mary ParmanGUEST
I was kind of, I think, initially exploring like, well, could telemedicine Doing, you know, like virtual medical care for patients.

Mary ParmanGUEST
Could that be a stepping stone or a bridge to get me to some other step? Like the idea of me doing telemedicine 24-7 sounded like not so fun because I would rather be hands-on.
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Alison CurfmanHOST
What would you say would be some tangible steps that someone like that could take to explore this opportunity.