65 episodes
Sevo Sistas Elisha Peterson MD MEd FAAP FASA
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- Health & Fitness
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4.8 • 13 Ratings
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Are you curious or interested in anesthesia and you a woman, person of color or otherwise do not fit the stereotypical image of what an anesthesiologist is "supposed" to look like? Are you confused as to what an anesthesiologist even does? Then this show is for you! We will discuss what life is like on the other side of the blue drape for us- such as the flow of an average day, the issues most relevant to us, and tips on being a part of this amazing yet misunderstood field!
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How hobbies outside of medicine enhances time in medicine, health scare, and #1 tip to meet your future spouse with Dr. Steven Bradley
Resources mentioned in podcast
Books:
The Creative Act by Rick Rubin
The Gap and the Gain by Dan Sullivan and Dr. Benjamin Hardy
Dr. Steven Bradley's Media:
HNL nights music single- Spotify
The Black Doctors Podcast
@StevenBradleyMD on Twitter, Instagram, and Youtube
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"It wasn't Southern Racism...maybe Racism Light?" Doctoring while Black with Dr. Steven Bradley
Today, we have a distinguished guest, Dr. Steven Bradley, sharing his story of racism encountered while rotating at a community hospital his intern year. We will discuss steps he took to navigate this and what you can do should this happen to you.
Papers mentioned
Stat News: https://www.advisory.com/daily-briefing/2022/06/23/medical-residents
NPR: https://www.npr.org/2021/04/15/987784566/being-mentored-helps-black-medical-students-face-isolation-racial-microaggressio
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The Power of Being an Oddball, How to Navigate in the Midst of a Challenge and the Power of Serendipity with Dr. Steven Bradley
Today, we have a remarkable guest, Dr. Steven Bradley, an Anesthesiologist and Intensivist who brings a unique perspective to the table. Get ready for a conversation about embracing challenges, the power of being an oddball, and the unexpected magic of serendipity.
Segment 1: The Power of Being an Oddball
Dr. Bradley has embraced being an oddball in the medical world. We delve into how this unique perspective has shaped their career and approach to challenges.Segment 2: Navigating Challenges
Segment 3: The Power of Serendipity
Serendipity often plays a significant role in our journeys. Dr. Steven Bradley shares moments where unexpected encounters or events led to positive outcomes.Explores the concept of serendipity in their medical career, including how chance encounters, unplanned decisions, and unforeseen events have shaped their path.Conclusion:
A big thank you to Dr. Steven Bradley for sharing their incredible journey with us today. Remember, embracing your uniqueness, navigating challenges with resilience, and recognizing the magic of serendipity can lead to a fulfilling and impactful career. Links for Dr. Steven Bradley
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/StevenBradleyMD
Twitter: @StevenBradleyMD
Podcast: Black Doctors
Blog: stevenbradleymd.com
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Anesthesiology Residency Interviews- Redux
Preparing for Anesthesiology Residency Interviews?
Both Excited and Terrified?? You are in the right place!
Anesthesiology residency interviews are a critical component of selecting candidates for residency programs. During the interview process, applicants can showcase their skills and experiences, while program directors assess their potential fit for the program.
In this episode, I share the five most common questions you will get in your interview, strategies on how to answer those questions, and having the right mindset to secure a residency spot.
Timestamps
[01:24] The right mindset when walking into the interview
[03:10] The five most common questions in the interview
[03:13] 1# Why anesthesia?
[05:29] 2# Tell me more about your research project
[06:20] 3# Where do you see yourself five years from now?
[09:29] 4# Tell me about your weaknesses
[12:17] 5# Any question for me?
Notable quotes:
“The right mindset in any interview is believing in yourself because if you don’t believe in yourself, there is no way you can convince any director that you are fit for the program.”
“In the interview, always bring energy and enthusiasm.”
Connect with me:
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Compromises in MD marriages, Challenges of Physician Mom, and Overcoming Burnout with Dr. Cassie Armstead-Williams
We discuss with Dr. Cassie Armstead Williams, a pediatric anesthesiologist about the intricate world of physician marriages, the unique struggles of motherhood in the medical field, and the often overlooked consequences of attempting to do it all.
Dr. Williams shares her insights into the compromises required in her physician marriage,.
Dr. Williams provides a glimpse into the tough decisions, emotional toll, and rewarding aspects of this challenging journey.
Moreover, listeners gain valuable knowledge about the repercussions of trying to balance an illustrious career, a thriving marriage, and attentive parenting all at once. The episode reveals how the pursuit of this ideal can lead to burnout, exhaustion, and strained relationships.
As the episode unfolds, Dr. Cassie Armstead Williams offers practical advice for finding that elusive work-life balance, emphasizing the importance of self-care, seeking support, and setting boundaries.
We discuss the 5 aspects of Self Care for Physicians.
Are you looking to practice 100% pediatric anesthesia? Dr. Cassie Armstead-William's practice is looking for additional pediatric anesthesiologists to add to their team!
Email: Cassieaw@gmail.com if interested!
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Mistakes to avoid, Challenges as a biracial MD, & how to handle conflict with Dr. Cassie Armstead-Williams
In this insightful episode, we sit down with the accomplished Dr. Cassie Armstead-Williams. Dr. Armstead-Williams shares her perspective on the mistakes to avoid as faculty, the unique challenges she's faced as a biracial physician, and her invaluable insights on handling conflict.
Segment 1: Mistakes to Avoid as Faculty
Dr. Armstead-Williams discusses the common pitfalls she had as faculty members.She shares personal anecdotes and offers guidance on how to navigate these challenges.Key takeaways include paying attention to the organizational culture and the significance of effective mentorship.Segment 2: Challenges as a Biracial MD
Dr. Armstead-Williams opens up about her experiences as a biracial medical doctor, highlighting the unique challenges she's faced.Segment 3: How to Handle Conflict
Dr. Armstead-Williams provides practical strategies for addressing conflict in the medical profession.Listeners gain actionable tips for resolving disputes and fostering collaboration in medical teams.Want to keep the convo going? Join our FB group!
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Customer Reviews
Just what we need!
This podcast is so encouraging and eye opening! As a black female medical student pursing anesthesiology, I really enjoy learning about the field from the lens’s of individuals who look like me.
The Best
This is so enlightening and also inspiring to hear and learn of the true field of anesthesia. Please keep the episodes coming. I’m learning so much!
Just what the doctor ordered!
Wow finally a podcast which addresses the world of anesthesiologists from behind the drapes! This podcast has so far brought forth some unique perspectives of medicine by women of color. But this isn’t just for BIPOC or DEI admins, all doctors, pain medicine professionals, and medical students will benefit.