<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=2ouODD_1H48Axl400" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=2ouODD_1H48Axl400" width="1440" height="810" >TULSA, Okla. - A Tulsa anesthesiologist is trading the operating room for the kitchen as he competes on a baking competition show featuring celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay.Dr. Trung Pham, an anesthesiologist and home baker, is one of nine contestants competing on Season 2 of “Next Level Baker,” which premieres Thursday, Nov. 19, on Fox.Pham joined News On 6 at 4 p.m. to discuss how his childhood love of baking led to an opportunity to compete on national television, what it was like working with Ramsay and whether competitive baking is more stressful than his day job.Q: How did you first get into baking?Dr. Trung Pham: Growing up, I think the biggest thing for me was baking with my family. It was a great way for me, my parents and my siblings to get together and bake stuff for family get-togethers. That’s really how I got into baking.During medical school, my outlet for de-stressing from all the studying was baking. I’d bring all of my baked goods to my nurses and staff at work. During COVID, everyone got into sourdough, so I baked a lot of sourdough. My wife encouraged me to start posting on social media, so I started posting videos, and the next thing I know, I’m on a baking show.Q: What was it like being selected for a baking competition with Gordon Ramsay?Pham: It was absolutely incredible. Being picked to be on a baking show with Gordon Ramsay was like a dream come true. Growing up, I watched him on TV as I was learning how to speak English. Being able to be in the “Next Level Baker” kitchen with Gordon Ramsay was a dream.As an anesthesiologist, we deal with a lot of things that require pressure and precision. A lot of that translates to being in the kitchen with baking, so being very precise with the ingredients was very cool.Q: Which is more stressful: Competitive baking or anesthesiology?Pham: I’m not even going to lie. I deal with sick patients on a daily basis, but being on that competition was so stressful.Q: What can viewers expect from Season 2 of “Next Level Baker”?Pham: Next week, on Thursday, Nov. 19, is the season premiere of Season 2. You’ll get to see nine amazing, incredible bakers compete for the title of “Next Level Baker.” You’ll get to see us bake on all sorts of different levels, and you’ll get to see what kind of things we whip up in the kitchen.Q: Where can viewers watch “Next Level Baker”?Pham: It airs live on Fox and then the next day on Hulu.Q: Can you reveal how far you made it in the competition?Pham: I think you’re going to have to wait and watch and see.Season 2 of “Next Level Baker” premieres Thursday, Nov. 19, on Fox, with episodes available to stream the following day on Hulu.</div></body>

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TULSA, Okla. - A Tulsa anesthesiologist is trading the operating room for the kitchen as he competes on a baking competition show featuring celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay. Dr. Trung Pham, an anesthesiologist and home baker, is one of nine contestants competing on Season 2 of “Next Level Baker,” which premieres Thursday, Nov. 19, on Fox.

Tulsa anesthesiologist competes on Gordon Ramsay’s ‘Next Level Baker’

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TULSA, Okla. - A Tulsa anesthesiologist is trading the operating room for the kitchen as he competes on a baking competition show featuring celebrity chef 

Tulsa anesthesiologist competes on Gordon Ramsay’s ‘Next Level Baker’

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