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Welcome to “Call Her ‘Doctor’” a podcast hosted by two twenty-something best friends and grad students. Natalie is pursuing her PhD in Electrical Engineering and Madysen is pursuing her medical doctorate (MD). Each week, they’ll dive into their experiences, good and bad, on the paths to these degrees. Imposter syndrome, staying motivated, and surviving the application process are just a few of the conversations you’ll hear. New episodes Tuesdays!
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Scientific Communication and the Peer Review Process with Haley - Part 2
Part 2 of my conversation with developmental biology PhD candidate Haley!
You can find Haley's Science Saturdays on Instagram here! https://www.instagram.com/hayrose12/ and follow Natalie @sheengineered on Instagram -
Developmental Biology, Lab and Academic Culture with Haley Barlow - Part 1
Tune in for a conversation with Haley Barlow, a 5th year PhD student in developmental biology with a passion for science communication. This week we talk about her path to biology and her research, lab and science culture, finding the right advisor and more about life as a grad student.
Next week we'll dive into the importance of scientific communication and how that played out throughout the pandemic. You can find Haley's Science Saturdays on Instagram here! https://www.instagram.com/hayrose12/ -
Wellness in Grad School and Succeeding as an International Student in Aerospace Engineering
This week we are talking to Rikhi about her time as an international student in aerospace engineering, her decision to go to graduate school, how she built her technical confidence, her morning meditation and journaling routine and so much more!
Check out Rikhi on Instagram @rikhiroy
You can find the meditation Rikhi talks about here! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uIypDkhCnAI and the Mimi Method here https://mimimethod.com/ -
Imposter Syndrome as a New Grad Student with Ariana from The Sassy Scientist
This week we talk to Ariana about struggles and imposter syndrome faced by so many grad students in STEM. She shares how she shifted some of her beliefs around not feeling smart enough and how she is helping others do the same!
Follow Ariana on Instagram @the_sassyscientist
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Setting Boundaries in Grad School and Prioritizing Self Care with Katelyn from The Curly Scientist
In this week's episode I am talking to Katelyn, an Industrial and Systems Engineering PhD student! We talk about setting boundaries and how that allows you to have time for your hobbies as well as what a day in the life looks like for Katelyn and her transition from biology to engineering.
You can follow Katelyn on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/thecurlyscientist/?hl=en) and check out her website full of resources at https://www.thecurlyscientist.com/
You can follow Natalie on Instagram @sheengineered
If you are interested in graduate school, still trying to decide if it is for you, or are ready to start applying, book a free 30-minute consult with Natalie to understand the steps in the process, how to make the most of your grad school applications and learn how application coaching can support you with your goals!
Book a call now https://calendly.com/sheengineered/30min -
Advisor/Student Relationship, Advice for New Grad Students and Life in a Pharmaceutical Science PhD Program | A Conversation with Hunter
In this episode Natalie is joined by Pharmaceutical Science PhD student Hunter! They talk about the advisor/ student relationship in grad school, how to find the right advisor for you and Hunter's advice for new graduate students.
Follow Hunter on Instagram @profeshdogmom and her adorable dogs @willis_doodle and @pilot_doodle
Follow Natalie @sheengineered and @callherdoctor.podcast
Customer Reviews
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I am a college student who has recently hit a slump in productivity and motivation. Listening to these young women talking about their academic paths and their roads to success despite various barriers has given me a new surge of motivation.
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Love this podcast. I’m a senior in high school planning to go pre med in college and become a surgeon. I love listening to Call Her Doctor in my free time; it makes me feel so productive and like I’m getting a head start on my long journey ahead to med school. Also this name is so clever haha
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