This week D is joined by O&P’s 2019 Women of the Year and CEO of Innovative Prosthetics, Lisa Morgan. Lisa teaches us all about the world of prosthetics, starting with her surprising start to her career. D and Lisa dive into it all, including cost, insurance, and mechanics. Lisa shares the amazing work the ACA is doing to advocate for amputees, and breaks down propulsion technology and microprocessors. Lisa also discusses an exciting upcoming mobile venture, and the possibility of helping out in instances of mastectomy's, and with animals! There is so much to learn here today and we can’t wait for you all to come along. Enjoy!  

You can connect with Lisa on LinkedIn and Instagram @innovativeprosthetics, or email her at [email protected]. Be sure to check out her website, innprosthetics.com and follow along with the work of the ACA at www.amputee-coalition.org. 

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You’re in for an amazing conversation this week as we are joined by a wonderful psychiatrist, Dr. Vania Manipod. D and Vania touch on a wide range of topics, including International Women’s Day, social media, and the perfect matcha latte! D opens up about her struggles with comparing herself to others and speaking out on social media. Vania discusses how she got into psychiatry and the education required, the differences between psychologists and psychiatrists, and the impacts of social media on mental health. They also cover mental health in healthcare, especially following a year of wide-spread burnout exposing flaws in the healthcare system. Vania also touches on the value of therapy for healthcare workers, as well as her Freud and Fashion brand. The women cover so much, with even more left undiscussed. You may just see Dr. Manipod on another episode soon… 

You can connect with Dr. Manipod on Instagram @drvaniamanipod and on TikTok, Twitter, and Facebook @freudandfashion. 

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This week on the WoMed, we have the pleasure of hearing from our first ever certified nurse midwife, Tanya Tringali! Tanya discusses midwifery school, distanced education programs, and the vast range of care midwives offer. She also shares the need for continuing education for older midwives to ensure they can offer transgender healthcare and to ensure their practice is able to serve all women. D and Tanya dive into the primary barrier she believes her patients face, which is the systemic issue of the postpartum care gap. We also learn about Tanya’s company, Mother Wit, which services a wide-range of people; she will take care of anyone in need of support, but is the first to involve a third party if necessary. Throughout the episode, D and Tanya also touch on the relationship between fitness, nutrition, midwifery and pregnancy. 

You can connect with Tanya at Motherwitmaternity.com and @Mother.wit.maternity on Instagram!  

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This week on the WoMed, we have our first chiropractor, Dr. Raven Bradley! She talks about the incredible moment that made her want to become a chiropractor, what the schooling is like, her favorite and least favorite part of the job, and advice for others looking to join the field. Y’all, what she does is magic — healing people in incredible and at times inexplicable ways. D and Dr. Bradley also discuss the impacts of COVID and the types of misinformation about chiropractors that she has to battle. As we all have to do in life, especially these days, Dr. Bradley also speaks about finding joy and moments of happiness no matter the situation. 

You can connect with Raven on Instagram @ravenjbradley, and at Artisan Chiropractic in Houston, Texas. 

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This week, D is joined by medical speech-language pathologist Lauren Sharpe-Payne. She dives into why she became an SLP, the schooling required, and her favorite and least favorite parts of the job. Lauren and D discuss the white and female-dominated history of the field, but how that is beginning to change with the help of people like Lauren. With her Instagram, YouTube, and mentorship program, Lauren raises awareness for healthcare disparities and acts as the mentor she needed as a student. She also speaks on gender-affirming voice therapy, a new practice helping people feel like their most authentic selves. 

To connect with Lauren, check out her Instagram @speak.fromtheheart and her YouTube channel, Speak from the Heart. 

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This week on the podcast, D is joined by travel nurse Beatris Gomez who is currently on a crisis assignment battling COVID on the frontlines in Texas. In this episode, Beatris educates on and distinguishes between a travel assignment and a crisis assignment, and discusses how her transient career affects her relationship. She shares what the pay is like as a crisis nurse and what made her want to get into the healthcare industry. She talks about the units she worked in as an LPN and shares she is currently working on her BSN. She also, casually, talks about her time working in a prison! Beatris discusses her impressive Instagram following and describes how she uses her social platform to document her journey, giving an inside look at life as a nurse, answering questions, and educating and encouraging students to push on and reach their goals. 

To keep up with Beatris on her popular Instagram page, follow her @chroniclesofnursing. 

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OG Bachelor fans, this one is for you. We have the first ever bachelorette, Trista Sutter! Did you know that Trista was a pediatric physical therapist? In this episode they discuss her career and why she quit practicing, patient advocacy, and the importance of healthcare professionals being open-minded to different types of medicine. They dive into the headaches of insurance, the journey Trista and her family have been on to find answers to their own struggles, and Trista shares some advice for healthcare professionals on how best to serve and support patients.   

You can connect with Trista on Instagram @tristasutter and follow along with her podcast @betteretc. Plus, be sure to subscribe, rate, and review, and follow us on Instagram and Twitter @TheWoMed. Remember to submit your weekly Nurse D Energy moments to D on Instagram — we love reading and sharing them! 

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This week on The WoMed, Danielle is joined by an old friend and coworker, Shemeka Davis! Shemeka now works as a family nurse practitioner in oncology. She discusses her path to oncology, why she wanted to become an FNP, and how she copes with the mortality rate in her new role. She also shares the versatility and benefits of being an FNP, but also how she misses those hands-on skills she used to practice daily. Shemeka and D reminisce on night shifts, and D opens up about questioning her career path. They talk about the importance of taking care of your mental health as a healthcare worker, and the importance of advocating for yourself and your body as a patient. Shemeka speaks to the nurses out there who may be considering an advanced nursing degree and shares why it has absolutely been the right decision for her. 

You can connect with Shemeka on Instagram @nursemeka! Plus, be sure to subscribe, rate, and review, and follow us on Instagram and Twitter @TheWoMed. Remember to submit your weekly Nurse D Energy moments to D on Instagram — we love reading and sharing them! 

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Welcome to Season 3 of The WoMed! In the season premiere, Danielle is joined by the incredibly inspiring Clare Surette, who is living with Crohn’s disease. Clare talks all about destigmatizing Crohn’s and appreciating your body through it all. She opens up about the lack of resources she has found, but how social media helps her feel seen, heard, and connect with others. She discusses mental health, the pandemic, her education background in public health, and her plans for the future. Despite the optimism we hear from Clare, she still has her insecurities; the biggest of them all? Dating with her added “accessory,” her ostomy. She also shares advice with others in her same situation, facing the loop ileostomy that ultimately, she says, gave her her life back. She then offers advice for medical professions including: be patient, listen, and don’t rush your patients or push decisions on them. Ultimately, she encourages us to treat people as unique humans and not just a number in the medical system. 

You can connect with Clare on Instagram @claresurette and @diary.of.a.crohnie. Be sure to subscribe, rate, and review, and follow us on Instagram and Twitter @TheWoMed. Remember to submit your weekly Nurse D Energy moments to D on Instagram — we love reading and sharing them! 

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It’s the season 2 finale! In the episode today, D is joined by author of Stress in Medicine, professor, and ophthalmic surgeon, Dr. Nina Ahuja. They discuss how she found her passion, finding balance, and getting everything done with her busy schedule and impressive resume. Dr. Ahuja discusses the impacts of COVID on residents and med students now amongst so much uncertainty. She also highlights the lack of formalized leadership training in medical education that inspired her to create that leadership education for other physicians, with a focus on emotional intelligence. She also tells us about a time she removed 200 shards of glass from the eye of a young girl following a car crash! Then, they discuss her book and the biggest takeaway she hopes all readers finish with.

You can connect with Dr. Nina Ahuja on Instagram @docsleadership and Twitter @docsleadership, and learn more from her website https://www.docsinleadership.org/. Plus, you can find her book Stress in Medicine on Amazon, Apple Books, and more.

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