The Device Girls Podcast

03/17/2026

Every doctor has that moment…

The one where everything clicks and they realize:
“This is what I’m meant to do.”

For Dr. Brian Kendall, it was the fast-paced, unpredictable chaos of the ER.
For Dr. Brittany Bankhead, it was discovering that surgery is so much more than just working with your hands.

Two completely different paths…
Same calling.

And yes — they’re married 😭🤍

✨ This episode drops Thursday at 3PM — don’t miss it.

03/17/2026

Before you get mad your doctor is running late…
remember they may have just been fighting to save someone’s life.💗

A little patience goes a long way. 🫶🏼✨

Drop a 🩵 for the healthcare workers doing their best every day.
Tune into this incredible episode with Dr. Bankhead & Dr. Kendall this Thursday at 3PM CST🎙️

03/16/2026

ER vs Trauma Surgery edition.

So… who’s right? 👀

👇🏼 Healthcare workers — be honest.
What’s your specialty?

This week on The Device Girls Podcast, we’re joined by Dr. Brittany Bankhead (Trauma Surgery) and Dr. Brian Kendall (Emergency Medicine) — an incredible dual-physician couple based in Charleston, South Carolina.

Their story is real, vulnerable, and inspiring as they share what life truly looks like balancing medicine, marriage, parenting, entrepreneurship, and everything in between.

Trust us… this is an episode you don’t want to miss. 💗🎙️✨

03/13/2026

Awards collect dust.
Changed lives don’t. ❤️‍🩹

The real wins in healthcare happen long after the OR lights turn off.

Healthcare workers… what moment reminded you why you do this? 👇🏼

03/12/2026

People see the titles…
Medical Device Rep. Pharma Rep.

But they rarely see what happens behind the scenes.

In this episode of The Device Girls, Ashley Duncan shares the real story of a 15-year career in medical sales — from unexpected career beginnings to unforgettable moments inside the operating room.

We talk about:
• The difference between device and pharma
• Wild surgical cases most people never see
• The emotional weight healthcare professionals carry
• The reality of balancing ambition, motherhood, and identity

This conversation goes deeper than sales.

It’s about the humans behind healthcare.

🎧 Watch the full episode below.

In this episode of The Device Girls, we sit down with Ashley Duncan — a medical sales veteran with nearly 15 years of experience across medical device, pharm...

03/11/2026

Not every story in healthcare ends in a miracle.

Ashley’s very first case was an 18-month-old who had been brutally abused and boiled alive.
Hours in the OR trying to graft skin onto a tiny body.

21 days later… the baby didn’t make it.

This is the side of medicine people don’t talk about enough.
The cases that break your heart — and shape who you become and how up show up in healthcare.

Providers, share the story that changed your life forever💗🫶🏼✨
We see you🫶🏼😭

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03/10/2026

POV: Someone asks healthcare workers the grossest thing they’ve seen in the OR…

And the answer involves a sandwich. 🤢

If you’ve ever worked in wound care, you already know the survival trick:
Vaseline under the nose.

Healthcare is not for the weak.

What’s the grossest thing you’ve seen on the job? 👀

03/04/2026

The day I stop getting too personal… is the day I probably shouldn’t be doing this anymore.”

That line says everything.

talks about fighting the urge to harden her heart in critical care — choosing, over and over, to stay soft.🫶🏼💗✨

While she was caring for patients, she was also carrying a mental anguish from things at home no one at work could see.

And it changed how she practices.

Because when you’ve begged to be understood…
you start listening differently.

The non-verbal patient isn’t “just a case.”
The family isn’t “in denial.”
The chart isn’t the whole story.

We all have something we’re carrying that no one else can see.

Staying human in medicine isn’t weakness.
It’s the work. 🤍

02/26/2026

One of the biggest conversations in aesthetics isn’t results — it’s cost.

In this clip, Lauren explains how providers help patients reframe spending on skincare, treatments, and injectables from “splurge” to value.✨

Skincare is often the easiest to justify — you can see the transformation, track consistency, and sometimes a single pump costs the same as a daily coffee.

Treatments and injectables can feel harder… especially for moms who are used to putting themselves last.💉

But when patients understand the why — and see real outcomes — the conversation shifts from guilt to intention.

Save this if you’ve ever struggled to spend money on yourself — and share it with someone who needs the reminder that self-care isn’t selfish. 💗

Comment what helps you justify investing in your skin 👇

02/25/2026

People saw the MRI scans… and panicked. 😨

But what if filler lasting longer isn’t a red flag — it’s actually the goal?

In this episode, Megan & Lauren from Fill & Tell break down the conversation around hyaluronic acid filler, why longevity doesn’t mean “stuck forever,” and how understanding your body changes the way we think about facial balancing. 💉

Less panic. More education. Better decisions. 💗

Save this if you’ve ever wondered how long filler really lasts — and send it to someone who’s been scared by TikTok. 🎙️

Full episode drops this Thursday. This is one you DON’T want to miss 💗

02/20/2026

The Device Girls has always been a labor of love.

We have fully funded this podcast ourselves from day one — not because it was easy, but because we believe deeply in the conversations we’re creating and the impact they can have.

Our mission has always been to humanize healthcare. To be a connective tissue between the clinical world and the real human stories behind it. And every message, comment, and story you’ve shared with us reminds us why we started.

As we continue to grow, dream bigger, and expand what’s possible for this platform, we’ve created an option for anyone who feels called to support the podcast.

There is absolutely no expectation — listening, sharing, and being part of this community already means more than you know. But if you’d like to help us continue funding episodes, improving production, and bringing new ideas to life, you can do so through the link below.

Every contribution goes back into elevating the voices that matter.

Thank you for being here. Truly. 💗

Sincerely,
Sarah & Haley

Hi Device Girl Gang! Your contribution helps us produce high-quality content and amplify important voices in the medical industry. Every donation makes a difference! 💕

02/19/2026

This One’s for all the Mom’s💗🫶🏼✨

Thank you Alex with Milk and Honey Concierge for your vulnerability, insights, and passion for taking care of postpartum mom‘s, babies, and families 🫶🏼 you are truly touching, so many lives and help to shape a families’ future! Grateful for your heart, friendship, and service in all that you’re doing! If you haven’t yet, go ahead and follow milk and honey concierge, and guys if you would love to sponsor a postpartum mom, please reach to Alex directly or to us so we can help expand her mission, and serve God‘s people💗🩵🧸 and don’t forget to tune in to her incredible episode where she shares amazing insights into the heart behind her mission!

🎙️ What happens after you leave the hospital… and the fear actually starts?In this episode of The Device Girls, we sit down with Alex Greene — founder of Mi...