Real Medicine with Doctor Rox Dr. Ashley Roxanne

In this podcast episode of "Real Medicine w/ Dr. Rox", we discuss "Leading in Family Medicine" with Dr. Macy McNair.  She is currently one of the chief residents in our residency program in Georgia. She loves serving others, cartoons, and has a twin. I know you can learn a lot from her episode. In this podcast we talk about:

1. Being a leader in medicine from chief year to national positions 

2. The journey from small town Salutatorian to becoming a Family Medicine doctor 

3. Going to college in Georgia and an HBCU medical school 

4. Programs to apply to as pre-meds 

5. Studying for the MCAT & more ! 



Thank you to Dr. McNair for her time & follow her on IG at : @macymcnair


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In this podcast episode of "Real Medicine w/ Dr. Rox", we discuss the highs & lows of being a mother while also being a doctor w/ one of my good friends, Dr. Danielle Ward. She is an osteopathic physician currently practicing in Georgia. She loves surgery, and continues to pursue it as a career goal. Dr. Ward is also a great mother to her daughter whom she raised while completing college, graduate school, and medical school. She inspires me & I hope she can encourage you all as well. In this podcast episode we talk about:  

1. Being a Mom in Medicine & "Balance"

2. Graduate school & How to Publish Research 

3. Retaking the MCAT & Getting Accepted to Medical School 

4. What to do When you don't Match 

5. Breaking Ceilings & Being the First in your Position 

6. Getting a Job after One Year of Residency 

7. How to Run a Successful Medical Blog & More !

Follow her at: 

IG: https://www.instagram.com/minoritydoctor/?hl=en

Website: http://www.aspiringminoritydoctor.com/  


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Join me as I interview one of my good friends, Jamaica born and raised Dr. Krystal Mills. She is an Internal Medicine Resident training here in Atlanta, GA.  As we have all witnessed, Jamaicans are winning in the US as we just elected our first Black and South Asian woman to office: Kamala Harris. Take 30 minutes and listen in as we start Season 2 of "Real Medicine with Dr. Rox" and discuss: 

1. International Visas 

2. Internal Medicine Residency Do's & Don'ts 

3. How to Secure Research in Residency & Get Published (She has numerous awards, presentations, and projects!)

4. Applying to Gastroenterology fellowship 

5. Moving to Atlanta from Jamaica/International  & More !



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IG: @drashleyroxanne

Website: www.drashleyroxanne.com


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In this 30 min episode (perfectly made for your commute) I discuss the top ten tips I have for fourth year medical school students applying to residency.  Topics in this podcast:

1. Where to apply and when to apply 

2. How to write your PS for residency 

3. What to do if you don't have research 

4. Should you address your red flags in your PS & more:

IG: @drashleyroxanne

Website: www.drashleyroxanne.com


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What is like to move hundreds of miles away, to an international island to pursue your dreams and MD?

Meet Dr. Jason Cooper, Ross University MD, Family Medicine Resident, and overall great doc! In this episode we talk about: 

1. Applying broadly to Family Medicine residency & the cost of applications 

2. Living Abroad & the Caribbean Medical School experience 

3. Ross University Medical School 

4. Detailed Step 1, Step 2, & especially Step 2 CS Prep 

5. & more in this episode !

IG: https://www.instagram.com/jcooper47/


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What is like to a have  relationship throughout medicine and follow your passion of blogging and running a social media movement? 

Meet Dr. Christel Wekon-Kemeni, the creator of the blog "Black Man MD" (https://blackmanmd.com/) that highlight minorities in medicine. 

1. Maintaining a long term and even long distance relationship on your medicine journey 

2. Creating a social media movement, series, and scholarship

3. Pediatric Residency at a top program 

4. College life and pledging

5. & more in this episode !

IG: https://www.instagram.com/therealdrdub/

Also consider donating to his campaign and/or applying for his scholarship: https://blackmanmd.com/the-desire-to-inspire-scholarship/


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