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Dr. Chariya Christmon is a neonatal ICU Hospitalist at Prentice Women’s Hospital/Lurie Children’s Hospital at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago. She serves as an Associate Clinician for the Department of Pediatrics at Lurie Children’s Hospital, and is a Clinical Instructor of Pediatrics at Northwestern Feinberg School of Medicine. In addition to her clinical duties, Chariya trains interdisciplinary clinical teams on implicit bias in health care. She is an AVID Prince fan, she’s even been to many parties at Paisley Park.

During this conversation, Chariya talks about:

• Why her definition of courage has changed over the years
• What nearly derailed her plans to be a doctor
• The scariest things about taking time for introspection
• Navigating the fear of losing her love for the only thing she’s ever wanted to do professionally

…and much more!

Connect with Chariya here:

Email Chariya: cchristmoncchristmon@luriechildren.org

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