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Mentorship, Imposter Syndrome and Inequities in Medicine
Mentorship, Imposter Syndrome and Inequities in Medicine
Mentorship, Imposter Syndrome and Inequities in Medicine
Wednesday 30th September 2020
Dr. Nasrien Ibrahim talks about mentorship, overcoming Imposter Syndrome, and tackling healthcare disparities on 'Charged'.
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Get the buttons here!Dr. Nasrien Ibrahim: Mentorship, Imposter Syndrome, and Fighting Inequities in Medicine
I think my role and my goal is to be the pipeline to identify high school students, middle school students, college students, that are interested in medicine and help them navigate that journey into getting into medicine and staying in medicine.
Ever wondered how mentorship can shape a career in medicine, especially for women of color? Dr. Nasrien Ibrahim has lived it. In this episode of 'Charged', she opens up about her mission to tackle disparities in healthcare and the transformative power of mentorship. Dr. Ibrahim believes in transparency and shares her own struggles to inspire young men and women of color considering a career in medicine.
She discusses overcoming Imposter Syndrome, a challenge many face but rarely talk about, and how she navigated her lowest points both professionally and personally. Dr. Ibrahim's story is a testament to the importance of human connections and the impact of mentorship in fostering future medical leaders. She dives into the emotional highs and lows of working in healthcare, from dealing with death to celebrating life-changing moments.
This episode isn't just about her journey; it's a call to action for listeners to advocate for change in their communities. If you're interested in the intersections of diversity, mentorship, and personal growth in medicine, this episode is a must-listen.