Behind the M.D.

Adesola O Oje
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Podcast Behind the M.D.

Sharing stories about our experience in medicine: being a woman, minority and immigrant and all the growing pains that comes with it

  1. 10/09/2023

    Transitioning to the US (From Nigeria)

    Have you ever spoken to someone and felt like you had been friends forever? That was my feeling when I initially met Dr. Ola Alabi at the wedding of a mutual friend. We discussed our transition to the US and our approach to medical school applications and finances (which 100% affects the decision to pursue medical education). We also discuss our experience with racism as trainees by highlighting an experience shared by Dr. Robert Ray. https://rrayjr.blog/2023/06/15/racism-in-medical-education-an-unfortunate-ending-to-my-time-at-lehigh-valley-health-network/

    51 min
  2. Transitioning to Fellowship

    09/07/2023

    Transitioning to Fellowship

    I had the honor of chatting with Dr. Kimberly Okafor, a Medicine-Pediatrics Infectious Disease Fellow also at Vanderbilt. We discuss our 1st year of fellowship (the positives and not so positives)

    1 h 0 min
  3. Transitioning to Attending-hood (Primary Care Edition)

    07/05/2023

    Transitioning to Attending-hood (Primary Care Edition)

    Hello Everyone! We have been gone for a while! This is primarily because we all took on new roles after graduating from residency. Adesola is now a Gastroenterology fellow and has been adjusting to that. Katrina and Shobana are both attendings in New Orleans and New York City, respectively. In this episode, we have a wonderful guest, Dr. Janice Clarke, a primary care physician in Georgia. We address her transition from residency to her role caring for patients as the supervisor, without supervision, which i still think is scary and amazing! Here are some of our show notes: “Career transitions in medicine are often challenging and may provoke anxiety” - Jefferey Shen in AHA. "2018 AAMC data shows that 53% of the African American Physician population is female. To be honest, that data also shows that 5% of doctors that year, roughly 45, 534, identify as black. In comparison, there were 516,304 white physicians that year" "As of 2019-2020, Georgia has a population of 10,830,008 with a total of 24,914 active physicians (9.3% are 35 years and under, 11.5% identify as black, 36% are women). Population wise: 5.48M white residents, 3.28 M black and 524k Hispanic residents"

    1 h 7 min
  4. The Exit Interview

    26/06/2022

    The Exit Interview

    Residency is over! On this episode of the podcast, I sit with my Internal Medicine Program Director, Dr. John McPherson to discuss my progress over the past 3 years.  In all honesty, with fellowship starting in a few days, it might take a while to release new podcast episodes. But, as soon as I am well adjusted and able to, episodes will be released!

    23 min

  5. 15/05/2022

    Silence is Loud

    How can we be effective allies? Listen as Dr. Ramasamy (Shobana) and I discuss our unique and shared experiences of "Silence" in the workplace. Our Resources:  Allyship definition: https://theantioppressionnetwork.com/allyship/ UCSF study:https://journals.lww.com/academicmedicine/Fulltext/2021/11001/No_One_Size_Fits_All__A_Qualitative_Study_of.15.aspx?casa_token=h_KxuF5B5VkAAAAA:jh7duIu72mfM08ZdUCocg0r7Q9hNr5K9sxYo6NrMmjEl_wC2-omDbl-UbGT1ghzaOWSxxvMpNBJAZD9cq6bJfpY Aboriginal Activist Quote:https://lillanetwork.wordpress.com/about/ Definitions of microaggressions: https://library.cod.edu/antiracism/microaggressions#:~:text=Microaggressions%20take%20three%20forms%3A%20microassaults,and%20the%20use%20of%20epithets) Be a Better Ally: https://hbr.org/2020/11/be-a-better-ally

    49 min
  6. Highlighting Excellence Series: Drs. Woreta and Sopeyin

    18/04/2022

    Highlighting Excellence Series: Drs. Woreta and Sopeyin

    Hope you all had a wonderful Easter weekend!  On this episode of Behind The MD, we discuss with 2 amazing women in the field of Ophthalmology: Dr. Fasika Woreta - Director - Ophthalmology Residency Program and Dr. Anu (Eniola) Sopeyin about their journey to the field of Ophthalmology.  References:  1. Current and Future Status of Diversity in Ophthalmologist Workforce: https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamaophthalmology/fullarticle/2532380 2. Improving Racial Diversity in the Ophthalmology Workforce: A Call to Action for Leaders in Ophthalmology: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7578664/ 3. Diversity in Ophthalmology and Beyond: https://millennialeye.com/articles/mar-apr-21/diversity-in-ophthalmology-and-beyond/ DISCLAIMER: The views shared in this episode are 100% mine and that of my co-hosts. They do not represent the views of my employer. Our comments should not be used for medical advice.

    36 min

  7. 07/03/2022

    The Usual Suspects

    Following a 2 week Health Equity Elective, I chose to go back to my Story Slam roots.  Here are the articles I referenced:  https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMms2025396 https://tcf.org/content/report/racism-inequality-health-care-african-americans/?agreed=1 DISCLAIMER: The views shared in this episode are 100% mine and that of my co-hosts. They do not represent the views of my employer. Our comments should not be used for medical advice.

    7 min

  8. 06/03/2022

    Highlighting Excellence: Dr. Naudia Jonassaint (University of Pittsburgh)

    This season on Behind The M.D., we want to elevate the voices of trailblazers in the Black physician community. We will be doing this in a series we call "Highlighting Excellence". Our inaugural voice in this series is Dr. Naudia Jonassaint, a transplant Hepatologist at The University of Pittsburgh.   DISCLAIMER: The views shared in this episode are 100% mine and that of my co-hosts. They do not represent the views of my employer. Our comments should not be used for medical advice.

    56 min
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Sharing stories about our experience in medicine: being a woman, minority and immigrant and all the growing pains that comes with it

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    Adesola O Oje
  • Années d’activité
    2021 - 2023
  • Épisodes
    15
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