The book gives you an up-close and personal view of what it's like to be a female doctor in America. From being a healthcare worker on the front lines to carrying the roles of a wife, mother, sister, and friend, the physicians reveal it all as they share their individual stories of struggle and success. Highly relatable to all audiences, this book discusses gender inequity, racial bias, superwoman syndrome, and much more. "The Chronicles of Women in White Coats" book series is filled with inspirational stories that align readers with an intimate view into the life of our female physician leaders. Get your copy on Amazon or at www.thechroniclesofwomeninwhitecoats.com.

After a successful run on the Amazon Best Sellers list in 2018 with the 1st book in The Chronicles of Women Coats series, A Robins Nest Media strikes again with The Chronicles of Women In White Coats II, which is scheduled to release on May 26, 2020! The Chronicles of Women in White Coats 2 gives you an up-close and personal view of what it's like to be a female doctor in America. From being a healthcare worker on the front lines to carrying the roles of a wife, mother, sister, and friend, these 10 women reveal it all as they share their individual stories of struggle and success. Highly relatable to all audiences, this book discusses gender inequity, racial bias, superwoman syndrome, and much more. "The Chronicles of Women in White Coats" book series is filled with inspirational stories that align readers with an intimate view into the life of our female physician leaders.

The authors of The Chronicles of Women In White Coats 2 consists of female physicians from across the country. As the public has proclaimed many of them as Health Care Heroes, this group of physicians takes a moment to reflect on their journey to medicine by acknowledging their heroes. Get your copy of The Chronicles Of Women In White Coats 2 today!

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PWT "Reflections of Medical School" The duties of a working physician can be overwhelming, yet rewarding. In retrospect, taking the time to appreciate the fact that at some point, we all found the strength to conquer medical school and realizing we couldn’t have done it without support whether from family, friends, professors or even strangers makes us even more humbled and honor to be part of such a noble and honorable calling. Whether #allopathic or #osteopathic, our medical school experiences were the foundation for the physicians we are today. PWT invites physicians worldwide to join us during National Physicians Week 2020 by submitting an inspiring 60 second video or audio clip (with High Definition Photos) that chronicles their medical school memories. The compilation of our stories will be shared throughout the weeks leading up to our National Physicians Week 2020 campaign. (March 25 -31). We will speak with sentiment from the following areas of the journey: Sacrifice, Dedication, and Triumph! ​Specific audio/video requirements:  If will be recording your video from a mobile device, please ensure that your your phone is in to landscape position ( ↔ ) prior to recording. Do your best to record the video in focus and in sufficient lighting. You can also utilize your mobile device as an audio recorder to capture a 60 second clip of you sharing reflections about medical school and your pathway into becoming a practicing physician. 60 seconds is not a lot of time so please do your best to touch on points of view that spark insight on the medical journey with an encouraging tone that motivates current medical students. With this option, please send at least 2 high quality photos with your audio recording.  Submit MP4 video or MP3 audio via Google Drive to pwtbesttogether@gmail.com We are looking forward to hearing your stories!

Physicians Working Together provides helpful medical resources, physician advocacy, medical student mentoring, and scholarships. It's no secret that medical school is expensive, and the rates continue to climb. Beyond the scope of tuition cost, medical students are faced with a list of additional financial obligations that include lab costs, text books, testing fees, and the list goes on. We're here to relieve some of their burdens with our medical student scholarship fund.

Dr. Amaryllis Sánchez Wohlever earned her medical degree from Pennsylvania State University College of Medicine, where she also received the Psychiatry Clinical Excellence and Research Award. She completed family medicine residency in 1997 and served as chief resident and as president of the Florida Association of Family Medicine Residents. She is a coach for physicians specializing in physician wellness, leadership development, and life-work integration. A national expert in physician wellness, she writes and speaks extensively about these topics throughout the country.   In 2008, she was privileged to help start Grace Medical Home, a state-of-the-art clinic for the uninsured in central Florida that has gained national attention. She has served two terms on the FAFP Board of Directors and serves on several committees at the state and national levels. She is a graduate of the FMA’s Physician Leadership Academy, has been a keynote speaker at FMA annual meetings and various national meetings, and helped launch the FMA’s statewide Healthy Living initiative in 2018. She is the author of four books, including her latest, Recapturing Joy in Medicine. She may be reached at www.faithfulMD.com. In this segment with PWT Director of Communications, Jennifer N. Simpson, Dr. Sanchez Wohlever chronicles her memories of medical school and how her experiences have shaped her scope of work today.

Join the PWT Virtual Townhall series coordinated and moderated by PWT President Dr. Kimberly Jackson and PWT member Dr. Bande Virgil. During this series, we will feature a diverse panel of physicians who will share their experiences and thoughts on social healthcare disparities. Join the conversation month on Facebook and Instagram.

Join our upcoming PWT Virtual Townhall series coordinated and moderated by PWT President Dr. Kimberly Jackson and PWT member Dr. Bande Virgil. During this series, we will feature a diverse panel of physicians who will share their experiences and thoughts on social healthcare disparities. Join the conversation on Facebook and Instagram.