Ep #59: #ThisIsOurShot, But What About Our Kids with Dr. Petra McEwan
As the country opens back up and families plan summer vacations what should we keep in mind for young children who can’t yet get vaccinated against COVID-19? In this episode we discuss COVID 19 vaccinations for children with pediatrician Dr. Petra McEwan. She is a Women in White Coats Writer’s Fellow and recently wrote an […]
Ep #58: Doctors Making Babies with Drs. Angie Beltsos, Ellen Hayes, and Roohi Jeelani (Part 2)
In this episode (Part 2) we hear more from our guests, Vios Fertility Institute physicians Dr. Angie Beltsos, Dr. Ellen Hayes, and Dr. Roohi Jeelani. All three were nominated as Women in White Coats Heroes! We discuss their different centers of excellence and the care they give their patients, the higher incidence of infertility in […]
Ep #57: Doctors Making Babies with Drs. Angie Beltsos, Ellen Hayes, and Roohi Jeelani (Part 1)
In this episode we hear from a powerhouse panel of physicians who practice Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility (REI) at Vios Fertility Institute. All three were nominated for the 2021 Women in White Coats Hero awards! Dr. Angeline (Angie) Beltsos is the CEO and Chief Medical Officer at Vios Fertility Institute. She completed her residency in […]
Ep #56: Getting Pregnant after Thirty-Five with Dr. Nicole Lee Plenty
Dr. Nicole Lee Plenty is a double board-certified OB/GYN and Maternal-Fetal Medicine Specialist, blogger, public speaker, and patient advocate. After experiencing a difficult pregnancy herself, she launched Pregnancy Pearls with Dr. Plenty, a vlog, and podcast she created to help patients advocate for themselves before, during and after their pregnancy. She is a coauthor of […]
Ep #55: The Importance of Mentorship with Dr. Keia Hewitt
Dr. Keia Hewitt is an emergency physician and the Director of Emergency Services and Chief of Emergency Medicine at the Medical University of South Carolina Health Lancaster Division in Lancaster SC. She is also an author featured in “The Chronicles of Women in White Coats Volume 3” where she writes about “Unsettling Gumbo” and the […]
Ep #54: Finding Strength For Your Journey with Dr. Kelli Mayfield
Dr. Kelli Mayfield is a self-titled “doctor of all trades.” She is a board-certified family medicine and palliative care physician with additional experience as a medical director, a missionary, and a mentor. She is a coauthor of the upcoming book “The Chronicles of Women in White Coats 3” and the creator of the “Humanity Doctor” […]
Ep #53: Burning Bright Instead of Burning Out with Drs. Amber and Archana
What an amazing few weeks we have had here at Women in White Coats! Listen in as Co-Founders Drs. Amber Robins and Archana Shrestha talk about how they are helping women doctor burn bright instead of burn out. In this episode, they talk about the recent Women in White Coats Virtual Conference (which you […]
Ep #52: Beyond Burnout: Achieving Physician Wellness with Dr. Harry Karydes
Dr. Harry Karydes is an emergency physician, medical toxicologist and medical director who understands the issues that physicians face every day – Stress, lack of motivation, and mental fatigue. As a writer and national speaker who has a passion for physician wellness, he helps overwhelmed physicians, residents, and medical students to live a life of […]
Ep #51: Doctor Duo: Being Married to Another Physician with Dr. Steph Lee
Dr. Steph Lee MD, MPH is a general pediatrician in Pennsylvania who specializes in preventative medicine and is a Co-Author of “The Chronicles of Women in White Coats 3.” She is married to a physician and in the book she writes about the unique challenges she confronted being a part of a doctor duo. In […]
Ep #50: When You Feel Like an Imposter with CoAuthor Dr. Kristin Yates
Have you ever felt like an imposter? Dr. Kristin Yates is a board certified OB/GYN in New Hampshire and is also a Co-Author of the upcoming book “The Chronicles of Women in White Coats 3.” She is also the host of her own podcast called “Imposter to Unstoppable.” And in this episode she shares her experience with Imposter Syndrome, […]
