Editor’s Note: This story counters a common belief. Don’t accept the narrative that women always make less money than the men in orthopedic surgery. Working for a not-for-profit institution in a particular state mandated that my salary be published for all the public...
Editor’s Note: This account reflects the value of positivity applied to life and career. If you dream it, it will come true. I am a “sunny glass half full” sort of person. I spin the negatives into positives. I first dreamt about becoming an orthopedic surgeon at...
Editor’s Note: Here are many valuable pearls. I had no intention of going to medical school. I was an engineer by training with a focus on bioengineering and materials science. Someone along the way told me “You talk too much” to fit the mold of an engineer. I was...
Editor’s Note: A cautionary tale for those early in their careers. I began my career as an allied health professional. I aspired for more professional challenge and became an orthopedic surgeon. I completed a fellowship in a specialty area with few females at that...
Editor’s Note: An adverse incident early in a career created a greater awareness of the essence of professional relationships. Trust no one, male or female, even when initial impressions are positive. Keep an open mind about professional relationships but don’t let...
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