Today I’m talking to orthopaedic surgeon Dr. Jothi Murali-Larson. 

Dr. Murali-Larson is one of the 6% of all orthopaedic surgeons who are women. Jothi is an orthopaedic sports medicine and trauma surgeon who built her own practice when she found that a traditional big group practice wasn’t working for her. With all of her experiences being mentored by strong women in orthopaedics, and in going out on her own, she pays it forward in her work with the Ruth Jackson Orthopaedics Society. 

We talk about:

• The benefits of having women mentors in the male-dominated world of orthopaedics.
• How Jothi set up her own practice and found the autonomy within medicine that she was looking for. 
• How she’s grateful to help shape the next generation of women orthopaedic surgeons by paying forward the guidance she’s received. 

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