“There is a lot more to medicine than actually practicing medicine. There are a lot of other subjects we don't learn in medical school or in residency.. like advocacy, how to run a business, how to get into leadership roles whether it's academic, private practice or organized medicine, and how to succeed in them.” - Dr. Rose Berkun
Dr. Rose Berkun is a Board Certified Anesthesiologist. Her resume is studded with leadership roles and commendations. She is the Past President of the New York State Society of Anesthesiologists. She is actively involved in the AMA and the American Society of Anesthesiologists.
She is the Founder of DoctHers: A network of female physicians, scientists, faculty, residents and students at SUNY Buffalo.
In this interview, Dr. Berkun talks about leadership and the importance of advocacy for physicians.
We touch on how advocacy affects everything we do as physicians and how, as a physician, we should get involved in advocacy.
We talk about Time management, which every woman physician juggling a career and family will want to know about.
She is a role model for women physicians aspiring to be leaders and it is my pleasure to bring this interview to you.
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