In this episode of Inside Family Medicine, Emily Holwick interviews Dr. Janet Nwaukoni, a third-year family medicine resident and resident member of the AAFP Board of Directors. Dr. Nwaukoni shares her journey into family medicine, highlighting the influence of mentorship and exposure to diverse medical fields in her decision.
She discusses the importance of 'trusting the process' during medical match day, the impact of attending the AAFP National Conference, and the value of resources like the 'Strolling Through the Match' manual for residency recruitment.
Dr. Nwaukoni reflects on her transition from student to resident, emphasizing the supportive community she found at Northwestern McGaw Family Medicine Residency Program.
As a resident involved in recruitment, she observes a promising future for family medicine with diverse and spirited applicants. Dr. Nwaukoni advocates for the importance of mentorship in guiding and inspiring new generations into the field, citing the AAFP's resources and supportive network as invaluable for both new and seasoned professionals in family medicine.
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