Sports medicine physician Carly Day, MD is the head team physician for Purdue University.  She also currently works as team physician for the US U-20 women's national soccer team and is a member of the board of directors for the American Medical Society for Sports Medicine.

We discuss

• Making hard decisions by jumping right in
• Having time to take a deeper dive into learning and keeping up with the literature
• Supporting diversity and representation efforts by targeting a younger population and helping them grow

For a link to her JAMA article on gender distribution among NCAA team physicians and athletic trainers, head on over to the show notes:

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Moe Butler is a strength and conditioning coach who works for the University of Connecticut as the Assistant Director of Athletics of Olympic Sports Performance.  

Moe has worked with multiple NCAA Division I teams and trained over 60 All-American athletes, and several MLB and NHL draft picks.  

We talk about role models and seeking mentorship, working hard for your own development, and creating your own balance.

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Rosemary Ragle is the athletic trainer for the WNBA Connecticut Sun.  

Previously she was the athletic trainer for the WNBA New York Liberty and spent 18 years as the athletic trainer for the UConn Women's Basketball team, during which time they won 10 national championships.  Rosemary was inducted into the New England Basketball of Fame in 2015.

We discuss learning about your strengths and weaknesses, challenging yourself, and not taking anything for granted.  

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Katie Rizzone, MD is a sports medicine physician, college team physician, and researcher. 

She is a past chair for the Pediatric Research in Sports Medicine Society (PRiSM) and a fellow of the Bone and Joint Initiative's Young Investigator Program. 

In this episode we talk about looking for a support system, practicing to get over your fears/imposter syndrome by reaching out, networking, and collaborating, and using social media to speak truth to science and amplify your voice.

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Womanist Sport Changemaker Leeja Carter, PhD is an assistant professor, Fulbright Scholar, and textbook author.  Her work and research centers on serving women of color in exercise and sport. 

On this episode we discuss following your curiosity, building your community, and living in your purpose.

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Head women's lacrosse coach, Carol Cantele, has amassed over 400 wins, 12 conference championships, and 3 national titles in her 28 seasons at Gettysburg College.

On this episode we discuss the impact of having role models, the importance of constantly evolving, and how to be a good mentor.  

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Launching August 18th, 2020!  Come hang out with Madam Athlete, where your host, Giselle Aerni, MD, interviews professional women with careers in sports and athletics.  You'll hear inspiring, humbling, thoughtful, and incredible stories of career journeys and life lessons from a bunch of badass women.  Being a woman in sport can be lonely.  Gather some encouragement and grow your own community of support right here with the Madam Athlete podcast.  

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