Education and Career News
In this issue
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Funding Women’s Healthcare Is Vital for Growth
Equitable women’s healthcare requires policymaking before and beyond individual health events. Studies show serious investment in women’s health enables innovations that save lives.
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Opportunities for Women in Dentistry: a Profession Moving Forward Together
Advancements in holistic healthcare highlight how dental care connects to greater physical health. Dental and medical fields working together can lead to comprehensive, better outcomes.
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How Women Cardiologists Are Transforming Research and Patient Care
Women cardiologists’ contribution to the medical field is undeniable, but more are necessary to bridge the gap in the male-dominated field and provide essential women-centered care.
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The Impact of Gender Disparities in Medical Specialties on Women’s Healthcare
Due to historic underinvestment in women’s health and sex differences research, women’s health remains understudied in public and private research, inadequately taught in medical schools, and incompletely adopted into clinical care.
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A Master’s Degree in Healthcare Can Open New Doors for Women
Two women with master’s degrees from the Medical University of South Carolina discuss the opportunities of this career path.
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“Grey’s Anatomy” Star Caterina Scorsone Is Empowering Women in Healthcare
"Grey's Anatomy" star Caterina Scorsone is passionate about the work that she does, which has inspired women to pursue medicine.
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Early Exposure to Leadership Helps Women Gain Traction
Women are underrepresented in healthcare leadership, but fellowships can help women bridge this gap by providing mentoring, support, and valuable experience.
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Fixing the Gender Gap in Healthcare Leadership
Women currently represent a majority of healthcare professionals, but industry leadership still faces a severe gender gap.
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How Women Leaders in Healthcare Are Empowering Other Women
Women make up the majority of the healthcare population, but are still underrepresented in leadership roles. Women leaders can help serve as role models.
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Women Leaders in Healthcare Discuss Their Careers
Three women leaders in healthcare discuss how they achieved professional success, what obstacles and triumphs they faced along the way.