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15. Serving in Long-Term Medical Missions While Raising a Family, with Dr. Robyn Jennings, family medicine
Welcome back, everyone!
Episode 15 is with Dr. Robyn Jennings, a family medicine physician who serves with Mission Doctors Association, a Catholic organization that provides medical care for the poor and training for local healthcare professionals.
While we’ve talked medical missions on this podcast before, this episode brings the fresh perspective of long-term medical missions with a family- and Dr. Jennings was preparing to leave for another mission when we talked!
We talk about:
and Tanzania (as a student)
access to supplies/tests/specialists
We reference:
We reference the books Old Pioneers
and Death Comes to the Archbishop by Willa Cather, and Jo’s Boys by
Louisa May Alcott.
Follow us on Instagram @practicingcatholicmedicine
I am seeking new guests! If you have anyone you’d like to nominate, please go to our website and click the nominate tab.
I’d love to hear from a wide range of professions in healthcare!
The views expressed by my guests and myself are not necessarily those of our employers, and this podcast is not meant to intended to replace medical advice from a licensed provider. Please see your healthcare provider for any medical concerns.
St. Gianna, Pray for Us!
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Welcome back, everyone!
Episode 15 is with Dr. Robyn Jennings, a family medicine physician who serves with Mission Doctors Association, a Catholic organization that provides medical care for the poor and training for local healthcare professionals.
While we’ve talked medical missions on this podcast before, this episode brings the fresh perspective of long-term medical missions with a family- and Dr. Jennings was preparing to leave for another mission when we talked!
We talk about:
and Tanzania (as a student)
access to supplies/tests/specialists
We reference:
We reference the books Old Pioneers
and Death Comes to the Archbishop by Willa Cather, and Jo’s Boys by
Louisa May Alcott.
Follow us on Instagram @practicingcatholicmedicine
I am seeking new guests! If you have anyone you’d like to nominate, please go to our website and click the nominate tab.
I’d love to hear from a wide range of professions in healthcare!
The views expressed by my guests and myself are not necessarily those of our employers, and this podcast is not meant to intended to replace medical advice from a licensed provider. Please see your healthcare provider for any medical concerns.
St. Gianna, Pray for Us!