Diversity, Global Health, Allyship and Empowerment with Pediatric Anesthesiologist Dr. Reece-Nguyen

Introduction:

In this episode of the Medical Students Guide to Anesthesiology podcast, we welcome Dr. Reece-Nguyen, a board-certified general and pediatric anesthesiologist and clinical associate professor at Stanford Children’s Hospital. He serves in various roles advocating for diversity, equity, and inclusion at both the local and national levels. Dr. Reece-Nguyen shares insights into his multi-faceted career and provides valuable advice for aspiring anesthesiologists.

Key Takeaways:

1. Dr. Reece-Nguyen emphasizes the importance of comprehensive gender-affirming care, advocating for the correct use of pronouns, and understanding the specific needs of gender-diverse patients.

2. His experiences in global health highlight the significance of sustainability and capacity building in international medical missions, aiming to equip local practitioners with the skills and knowledge they need.

3. The conversation underscores the role of emotional intelligence and the importance of creating a diverse and inclusive environment in the field of anesthesiology.

Conclusion:

Dr. Reece-Nguyen’s work exemplifies how anesthesiologists can make impactful contributions beyond the operating room, advocating for both their local communities and global health care. His experiences and advice serve as an inspiration for medical students navigating their paths towards a diverse and rewarding career in anesthesiology.

Credits:

The Medical Students Guide to Anesthesiology Podcast was sponsored by a mentorship grant from the American Society of Anesthesiologists Committee on Professional Diversity. This podcast is a production of EquiHealth Media Consultants.

Hosts: Majesty Greer, MD; Steven Bradley, MD

Technical Support: Leshawn Richards, MD

Research and Content Creation: Michelle Kaimenyi, Aaron Lowe, Morgan Harris, Alexis Edmonds, Dierra’ Cohen, Boston Cooper, Elijah McMillan, Suzette Ndubuisi, Tiana Billups, Devi Veerappan, Sumaiya Nazih Ahmed, Raenique Doran, Ikenna Osuamadi, Sunia Taghipoor

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