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Bonus Episode: Charged Honors Women's History Month
Bonus Episode: Charged Honors Women's History Month
Bonus Episode: Charged Honors Women's History Month
Friday 8th March 2019
Celebrate Women's History Month with 'Charged' as Mass General's women share their inspiring journeys in healthcare.
10 minutes
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Empowering
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Get the buttons here!Celebrating Women in Healthcare: Stories of Resilience and Passion
We recognize their success stories, their strength in overcoming adversity and what keeps them charged to achieve their goals.
March is Women's History Month, and this special episode of 'Charged' takes a heartfelt look at the women making waves at Mass General. These incredible professionals share their journeys, from the sparks that ignited their passion for healthcare to the hurdles they've overcome along the way. Ever wondered what drives someone to dedicate their life to medicine? You'll hear from ten remarkable women, each with a unique story of inspiration and perseverance.
Denise Chee, a minimally invasive general and bariatric surgeon, recalls how volunteering at a local hospital during high school set her on this path. Gordia Bannister, the executive director of the Institute for Patient Care, talks about the influence of her great aunts caring for her great grandmothers. Katrina Armstrong, physician-in-chief, reflects on her upbringing in a small Alabama town and the family physician who inspired her. The episode dives into the personal experiences that shaped these women's careers.
Marcela Del Carmen, a gynecologic oncologist and chief medical officer, shares her childhood in Nicaragua during the 1970s and how social justice issues fueled her desire to make a difference. Pamela Jones, a pituitary and brain tumor surgeon, speaks about her father, a neurosurgeon, and how his work motivated her own career choice. Vicki Jackson, division chief for palliative care and geriatric medicine, discusses a pivotal summer internship with a psychiatrist that helped her find her own path in healthcare.
Through their stories, these women highlight the resilience and dedication needed to thrive in the medical field. They reveal how personal experiences with adversity have shaped their professional lives and continue to drive them to provide exceptional care. This episode offers a deep appreciation for the passion and commitment required in healthcare, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in the field.
Tune in to be inspired by the extraordinary women of Mass General as they share their powerful stories of overcoming challenges and making lasting impacts on their patients' lives.