Title: Student Doctor and Relentless Change Advocate

In this episode of Our Voices, Our Future, we sit down with Dr. Katrina Green, an emergency physician and powerhouse advocate based in Nashville, TN, whose work spans gun violence prevention, reproductive rights, and grassroots political organizing.

During this episode we talk about what drew Dr. Green into advocacy, how her identity as an ER physician shapes her priorities, the impact of the 2023 Covenant School shooting on Nashville's medical and advocacy communities, her work with Gideon's Army and gun violence solutions efforts, what it means to fight for reproductive rights in one of the most restrictive states in the country, how grassroots organizing through East Nashtivists and Planned Parenthood advocacy translates into real change, why physicians should engage in political spaces, and where overwhelmed trainees and physicians can start when it comes to making an impact.

To learn more about Dr. Green's advocacy work, you can follow her efforts through the Tennessee Medical Association, Gideon's Army, and her community organizing with East Nashtivists and Tennessee Advocates for Planned Parenthood.

You can also reach out to Dr. Katrina Green via email: doctorhurricane@gmail.com

You can find more information about the work AMWA's Advocacy Committee has done and how to join their efforts here: https://www.amwa-doc.org/our-work/advocacy/

You can find more information about AMWA's Gender Equity Task Force here: https://www.amwa-doc.org/our-work/initiatives/gender-equity-task-force/

If you are interested in joining the group, reach out to getf@amwa-doc.org

If you are interested in learning more about the podcast or being featured on an upcoming episode, reach out to our team at getf@amwa-doc.org

If you are interested in joining the incredible network of women in medicine - join AMWA today at https://www.amwa-doc.org/

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Title: Student Doctor and Sleep Professional

In this episode of Our Voices, Our Future, we sit down with Dr. Inja, a dual-trained adult and pediatric sleep medicine physician, to explore why sleep is one of the most undervalued pillars of health and what we can do about it.

During this episode we talk about what drew Dr. Inja to sleep medicine, the gaps in medical education around sleep, the most common sleep challenges facing modern families, how to tell normal developmental sleep patterns from warning signs, the evidence (and myths) around sleep training, practical tips for sleep-deprived parents, how sleep health shifts across the lifespan, burnout in caregivers and healthcare professionals, and why physicians sharing their full humanity on social media matters.

To learn more about Dr. Inja's work in sleep medicine and her efforts to educate both patients and medical professionals, you can follow her on social media, where she shares sleep health education and an authentic look at life as a physician, mom, and woman in NYC.

You can also reach out to Dr. Inja via email: injaravali@gmail.com

You can find more information about the work AMWA’s Advocacy Committee has done and how to join their efforts here: https://www.amwa-doc.org/our-work/advocacy/

You can find more information about AMWA’s Gender Equity Task Force here: https://www.amwa-doc.org/our-work/initiatives/gender-equity-task-force/

If you are interested in joining the group, reach out to getf@amwa-doc.org

If you are interested in learning more about the podcast or being featured on an upcoming episode, reach out to our team at getf@amwa-doc.org

If you are interested in joining the incredible network of women in medicine - join AMWA today at https://www.amwa-doc.org/

Thank you for tuning in to Our Voices, Our Future, we will see you next time!

In this episode of Our Voices, Our Future,

We sit down with Dr. Tammie Chang, a board-certified pediatric oncologist and pediatric nocturnist, award-winning author, TEDx speaker, leadership coach, and national advocate for gender equity and cultural change in healthcare. Dr. Chang is the Co-Founder of Pink Coat, MD and Co-Founder of AMWA's ELEVATE Leadership Development Program, and served as the first Medical Director of Physician/APP Wellness for her health system from 2021–2026.

During this episode, we talk about

what it means to step into leadership before you have the title, how perfectionism and the "high achiever" identity show up (and take a toll) for women in medicine, Dr. Chang's own experience with burnout and the moment she knew something had to fundamentally change, and practical mindset tools trainees can use to reconnect with who they are beyond their achievements. We also dig into what inspired the creation of Pink Coat, MD, and what real leadership looks like for women in medicine.

To learn more about

Dr. Chang's work, Pink Coat, MD, and AMWA's ELEVATE Leadership Development Program, keep an eye out for links in our show notes.

You can also reach out to Dr. Chang via email: info@tammiechangmd.com

To learn more:

www.tammiechangmd.com

www.pinkcoatmd.com

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p9ytQa_hW70&feature=youtu.be&themeRefresh=1

You can find more information about the work AMWA's Advocacy Committee has done and how to join their efforts here: https://www.amwa-doc.org/our-work/advocacy/

You can find more information about AMWA's Gender Equity Task Force here: https://www.amwa-doc.org/our-work/initiatives/gender-equity-task-force/ If you are interested in joining the group, reach out to getf@amwa-doc.org

If you are interested in learning more about the podcast or being featured on an upcoming episode, reach out to our team at getf@amwa-doc.org

If you are interested in joining the incredible network of women in medicine — join AMWA today at https://www.amwa-doc.org/

Thank you for tuning in to Our Voices, Our Future, We will see you next time!