The benefits of being a female physician

Dr. Neha Janakiraman talks about the pride she has in being a woman in medicine. It is a powerful role that enables her to be a patient advocate and connect with empathy to patients.

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Being a woman in medicine is really powerful. You’re playing the role of patients advocate and to be able to connect to patients at that level of empathy.

This last week, I’ll give you an example, a patient’s wife. This is a 90-year-old patient who has acute kidney injury and prostate cancer and multiple organs are failing at the same time, but he’s coming towards recovery for this process. His wife tells me, “Do you really think he’s recovering. Is what you are doing what you would do for your own family?” I said, “Yes, what I’m doing for him is what I would do for my own family.” Patients understand you well, and it’s a very respected career for women. I feel really proud to be the woman in medicine now and tomorrow.

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