MDTribe Natalia Correa

Welcome back for the final episode of 2020! This week we are featuring Anjali Talwar, Second Year Pharmacy Student at the Gregory School of Pharmacy of Palm Beach Atlantic University. Anjali is a friend I met in undergrad at Florida State University (#GoNoles) and was so kind to share her journey to choosing Pharmacy as her career. What I love most about Anjali's story is how she authentically highlights one of the biggest struggles that we can face in pursuing a career--making a career change. Countless of times, I had friends get stuck (sometimes for years) in pursuing a career that they initially thought was for them, the career they spoke about for years, the career their parents wanted for them, etc.  Despite receiving several signs to reroute, they insist on that career that in the end they realize was not for them. As a woman who matriculated in an international/Caribbean medical school and did an entire semester, Anjali made a brave move to pack up and leave the island. She tells how about that experience and how she reevaluated her life and goals to select the right career for her. Anjali is passionate about the collaboration of medical professionals, especially Pharmacy, and their impact and role in healthcare. I hope you enjoy this episode just as much as I did! 

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Thank you for supporting #MDTribe & keeping up with our episodes highlighting the impact and journeys of women in medicine. My hope is that this new year brings more blessings to all the women that have been featured in 2020! Happy Holidays to all & we shall catch you in the New Year!  xoxo Nati




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Welcome back! On this week's episode of #MDTribe we have Dr. Kathryn Winn, Board Certified Neonatologist at Winnie Palmer Hospital in Orlando, Florida. Dr. Winn is an attending at the largest Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) in the nation and shares her experience on how she became a neonatologist, as well as the challenges and rewards that come with this career. She graduated from the University of Florida with her Bachelor's and continued her medical education at Florida State University College of Medicine. She graduated with the Class of 2013, where she also met her husband Dr. Patrick Gill, Board Certified Internal Medicine Physician. Dr. Winn couples matched with her husband for residency and shares her amazing road trip experience for interview season! Dr. Winn tells us about her day to day activities as a neonatologist and the complexities that have been added with the COVID-19 pandemic. She explains the difference between the NICU and Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) and what ultimately called her to serve the babies in the NICU! Despite caring for the sickest and tiniest  of babies, she absolutely loves her career and has learned how to navigate between breaking difficult news and celebrating miracles! She hopes that by sharing her journey she can inspire others to pursue their dream careers in medicine! Are you inspired or what? Listen to this week's episode for some much needed inspiration!

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Hello everyone! Welcome back for another episode of #MDTribe ! This week I had the pleasure of interviewing Dr. Khan who is a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine and Board Certified Critical Care Physician. I have been following Dr. Khan through Instagram since my pre-medical days and I was always so inspired by her story. She was a medical school applicant with lower statistics and she had calculated her acceptance chance to be 8%!!!! BUT she persisted and landed an interview and acceptance which led her to becoming the amazing physician and mentor she is today! In this interview, we discuss all things related to her journey as a pre-med, her experience in medical school, applying to residency, fellowship, hobbies, The Female Doc platform she created AND MORE! As a Critical Care Physician, she has served as a front-line worker since the start of the pandemic and shares a hopeful attitude for the release of the COVID19 vaccine. This woman is incredibly empowered and I am so grateful to share all the amazing things she does with you all!!! If you are a pre-med minority and anxious about applying to medical school, please check out her resources including her free-master class to learn how she can best help you get into medical school!!! Thank you for tuning in to this week's episode!!!

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Hello December! Welcome back for another episode of #MDTribe ! This week Dr. Fenwa Milhouse, Board Certified Urologist & specialist in Female Pelvic Medicine & Reconstructive Surgery, shares her unique journey to medicine. Dr. Milhouse is a University of Texas Alumn where she joined Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. prior to attending medical school. She shares how she discovered Urology, what her day to day looks like, her favorite procedures, embracing stereotypes, & more! As a Nigerian woman, she recognizes that she is a minority in her field but instead of being deterred or intimidated, she allowed this to empower her & utilizes her platform to empower others to pursue careers in Urology and surgery in general! She currently practices in Illinois and is a mother to three children! She is an advocate for diversifying the medical field & strives to inspire minorities to overcome any barriers they may face!   

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HAPPY MONDAY!!! On this week's episode of #MDTribe we have Dr. Anya Bazzell who is originally from Massachusetts and attended Boston University as a pre-medical student. Dr. Bazzell's pursued multiple master's degrees including her Master's of Public Health and Master's of Science prior to matriculating to medical school as a non-traditional student. After failing the STEP exam several times AND getting dismissed from her institution, Dr. Bazzell STILL DID NOT GIVE UP!! Her journey within medical school challenged all norms but it is a true testament that you can succeed if you have the will to persist and push on. She earned her doctorate at 29 years culminating in her 5th graduation and 4th degree!! Upon graduating Dr. Bazzell began working at the CDC Foundation in Martha's Vineyard and is currently undergoing residency interviews! Throughout it all, she has enjoyed creating content for her Surgery and The City Fashion Blog which is absolutely PHENOMENAL!!! (Linked Below!) She loves all things fashion, medicine, and especially sharing her story to inspire others! I am so grateful to have been able to connect with this amazing woman and I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did!  

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Anya Bazzell, MD, MPH, MS 

http://surgeryandthecity.com/ 

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Welcome back for another episode of #MDTribe ! I am excited to share this interview with Dr. Grotheer, MD, MPH graduate from the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine. Born in West Africa in the country of Liberia, Dr. Grotheer was brought to the US by her father. She grew up in Colorado and attended college at CU Boulder. Dr. Grotheer was a non-traditional applicant who decided she wanted to be a physician after graduating from college. She shares her experience applying to medical school after completing a post-bacc for career changers to complete her pre-reqs and take MCAT! She also shares her experience applying to residency and how she succeeded despite not performing her best on her STEP Board Exam. She emphasizes how she was initially discouraged but quickly realized that there was more value in her experience that her scores could not undermine and how residency programs appreciated this! After interviewing across the US, she shares how she landed back in South Florida for her first year of residency and what her day in the life of a PM&R resident looks like. We also talk about how she founded The Shop Docs as a medical student and how you can start a chapter at your own university! This wonderful woman is such an inspiration to me and I hope this interview gives you a glimpse of how this physician is impacting so many lives! Thank you for tuning in for this week's episode!!!

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Dr. Annette Grotheer

Instagram: @oohsonatural

https://www.forbes.com/profile/annette-grotheer/

https://www.theshopdocs.org/

Email: hello@theshopdocs.org


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