Episode 7: Navigating medicine as a black woman

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The Ottawa branch of the Federation of Medical Women of Canada created this podcast to share the stories of women in medicine as they complete their training, tackle important advocacy issues, and take on positions of leadership. FMWC Podcast produced by Dr. Beverly Johnson (FMWC Ottawa President). FMWC 100 Series produced by Dr. Beverly Johnson (FMWC Ottawa President) and Isabella Churchill (MD2024). Historical Researchers and Podcast Co-Hosts: Mahakprit Kaur and Alexandra McCartney Social Media and Communications: Justina Melkis Editor: Brandon Kaltabanis

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Episode 7: Navigating medicine as a black woman

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32 minutes 20 seconds

2 years ago

Episode 7: Navigating medicine as a black woman

In the seventh episode, we welcome Dr. Ewurabena Simpson a pediatric hematologist/oncologist at the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO) She is also an assistant professor with the Department of Pediatrics and the Assistant Dean, Office of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) at the University of Ottawa

In this episode, Dr. Simpson shares her experience as a black woman in the medical system, as well as the impact that being a mother has had on her professional life. We also discuss Dr. Simpson’s current role on the EDI committee, highlighting the significance of her work in shaping the future of medicine for black students.

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