En este episodio, estamos conversando con uno de los propios de Sinai Chicago, el Dr. Pierre Johnson. El Dr. Johnson es un ginecólogo obstetra especializado en obstetricia de alto riesgo, cirugía ginecológica mínimamente invasiva y reparación del suelo pélvico. Su misión es erradicar las disparidades en el cuidado de la salud. El Dr. Johnson es un habitante del sur de Chicago que desde su infancia se comprometió a convertirse en médico y luchar contra las disparidades en el cuidado de la salud compartiendo sus conocimientos y habilidades con aquellos que lo necesitan.

This episode, we’re talking to one of Sinai Chicago’s own, Dr. Pierre Johnson. Dr. Johnson is an Ob/Gyn specializing in high-risk obstetrics, minimally invasive gynecologic surgery, and pelvic floor repair. His mission is to eradicate disparities in health care. Dr. Johnson is a South sider from Chicago who from early childhood pledged to become a physician and fight to eradicate healthcare disparities by sharing his knowledge and skills with those in need.

This episode, we're talking to Barbara Bates. A native of Chicago, a renowned Fashion designer and Founder of the Barbara Bates Foundation, Barbara is no stranger to Sinai. Barbara has worked closely with Sinai Chicago advocating for women in the community to go and get their annual mammograms and cancer screenings. In 2021, with the help of Barbara and her foundation, the Barbara Bates Imaging Center was unveiled at Mount Sinai Hospital.

En este episodio, Daniel Ash, presidente de Field Foundation of Illinois, nos habla sobre la equidad racial y el empoderamiento de la comunidad a través de su trabajo en el arte, la justicia, los medios de comunicación, la narración de historias y la inversión de liderazgo en las comunidades más desfavorecidas de Chicago.

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In this episode, Dr. Jasmin Wilnise will lead a discussion focusing on a recent report that describes the health status of Chicago's black population and the root cause of inequities disproportionately affecting the lives of black Chicagoans.

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