DE&I, Mentorship & Leadership, Education & Training
The Association of Out Surgeons and Allies (AOSA) is proud to work with the AIS Channel to present a discussion on the diverse experiences of LGBTQI+ surgeons and trainees. In this event, you will hear from trainees and attending surgeons on the challenges of being LGBTQI+ in surgical specialties. We will also discuss what individual allies, departments, and institutions can do to alleviate some of these challenges and foster a supportive environment for LGBTQI+ individuals. We will explore how working towards building an inclusive surgical workforce enriches the working environment and enhances the care of the diverse populations that we serve. Welcome & Introduction - Dr. Nicole Goulet (USA), Dr. Harveshp Mogal (USA) and Dr. Steven D. Wexner (USA) Challenges LGBTQ+ Medical Trainees Face when Applying to General Surgery - Dr. Maddie Maider (USA) Q&A Session - Dr. Nicole Goulet (USA), Dr. Maddie Maider (USA) and Dr. Harveshp Mogal (USA) Out in the Operating Room: Challenges for LGBTQ+ Surgical Residents - Dr. W. Tyler Crawley (USA) Q&A Session - Dr. W. Tyler Crawley (USA), Dr. Nicole Goulet (USA) and Dr. Harveshp Mogal (USA) The Lavender Revolution: Living Out Loud and Creating Space - Dr. Anthony Tannous (USA) Q&A Session - Dr. Nicole Goulet (USA), Dr. Harveshp Mogal (USA) and Dr. Anthony Tannous (USA) Closing Remarks - Dr. Nicole Goulet (USA), Dr. Harveshp Mogal (USA) and Dr. Steven D. Wexner (USA)
With Johnson & Johnson MedTech
Published
Sep 2024
The intersection of historical systemic policies and healthcare disparities has yet to be fully explored. In this two part-series, the causal link of identity-based historical systemic policies resulting in health care disparities will be explored followed by a discussion of targeted solutions aimed to dismantle and eliminate those disparities to achieve health equity among surgical patients. Welcome & Introduction – Dr. Cherisse Berry (USA) and Dr. Steven D. Wexner (USA) Unpacking Asian American Health Disparities and Changing a Path to Equity – Dr. Susan Tsai (USA) Racism in Medicine: A History of Discrimination, Generations of Effects – Dr. Sharon Stein (USA) Healthcare Disparities in LGBTQ+ Patients – Dr. Nicole Goulet (USA) Disparities and Trauma Care – Dr. Andre Campbell (USA) Panel Discussion – All faculty moderated by Dr. Cherisse Berry (USA) Closing Remarks – Dr. Cherisse Berry (USA) and Dr. Steven D. Wexner (USA)
With Johnson & Johnson MedTech
Published
Jul 2023
Share it with your network and help spread clinical knowledge.
