A Community Built by & for Women in Emergency Medicine
A Community Built by & for Women in Emergency Medicine
A Community Built by & for Women in Emergency Medicine
Since 2015, FemInEM has championed belonging, professional growth, and leadership for women across all stages of their EM careers.
Since 2015, FemInEM has championed belonging, professional growth, and leadership for women across all stages of their EM careers.
Since 2015, FemInEM has championed belonging, professional growth, and leadership for women across all stages of their EM careers.
Impact Report
Impact Report
See Our Work in Action
See Our Work in Action
See Our Work in Action
Explore our latest report to see how we’re pushing the conversation forward—and backing it with real impact.
Explore our latest report to see how we’re pushing the conversation forward—and backing it with real impact.
Our Mission
FemInEM is committed to advancing equity in emergency medicine, ensuring all patients, especially women, receive high-quality, evidence-based care. We equip professionals with tools for equitable care and advocate for policies to improve outcomes while supporting women practicing emergency medicine.
Our Mission
FemInEM is committed to advancing equity in emergency medicine, ensuring all patients, especially women, receive high-quality, evidence-based care. We equip professionals with tools for equitable care and advocate for policies to improve outcomes while supporting women practicing emergency medicine.
Our Mission
FemInEM is committed to advancing equity in emergency medicine, ensuring all patients, especially women, receive high-quality, evidence-based care. We equip professionals with tools for equitable care and advocate for policies to improve outcomes while supporting women practicing emergency medicine.
Mentorship Programs
Mentorship Programs
Mentorship Programs
Our mentorship programs pair learners and new faculty with experienced physicians for guidance and support. These provide career advice to help women succeed in emergency medicine.
Peer Support Groups
Peer Support Groups
Peer Support Groups
Peer support groups address challenges like burnout, gender bias, and career advancement. They offer a safe space for women to connect, share experiences, and find support.
Policy Change
Policy Change
Policy Change
We advocate for policies like transparent promotion criteria, parental leave, and flexible scheduling. These ensure women have the resources to thrive in their careers.
Our Story
Our Story
Our Story
FemInEM began as a platform for gender equity and professional development, and has since grown to meet the moment—addressing the reproductive healthcare access crisis facing physicians and patients alike.
FemInEM began as a platform for gender equity and professional development, and has since grown to meet the moment—addressing the reproductive healthcare access crisis facing physicians and patients alike.
2015:
Founded
FemInEM was established as an LLC, creating a platform to discuss, discover, and support the journey of women in emergency medicine.
2017:
First Conference
FemInEM hosted its first conference, bringing together women and allies in emergency medicine to address gender equity and professional growth.
2019: Supporting Local Conferences
The first conference between FemInEM and the Harvard Affiliated Emergency Medicine Residency Women’s Initiative was organized for residents, fellows and junior faculty on gender equity and advocacy in New England.
2022: Solidifying Our Impact
The organization inspired the adoption of lactation support and maternity leave programs in numerous Emergency Medicine departments, advancing equitable workplace policies.
2025: Meeting the Moment
FemInEM transitioned to the FemInEM Foundation, reaffirming its mission to advance gender equity and improve care for female patients in emergency departments.
2015:
Founded
FemInEM was established as an LLC, creating a platform to discuss, discover, and support the journey of women in emergency medicine.
2017:
First Conference
FemInEM hosted its first conference, bringing together women and allies in emergency medicine to address gender equity and professional growth.
2019: Supporting Local Conferences
The first conference between FemInEM and the Harvard Affiliated Emergency Medicine Residency Women’s Initiative was organized for residents, fellows and junior faculty on gender equity and advocacy in New England.
2022: Solidifying Our Impact
The organization inspired the adoption of lactation support and maternity leave programs in numerous Emergency Medicine departments, advancing equitable workplace policies.
2025: Meeting the Moment
FemInEM transitioned to the FemInEM Foundation, reaffirming its mission to advance gender equity and improve care for female patients in emergency departments.
Who We Are
Who We Are
Leadership Team
Dara Kass, MD
Founder & Strategic Director
New York
Dr. Dara Kass is an emergency medicine physician, public health leader, and equity advocate. A Brooklyn native and former Biden Administration appointee at HHS, she currently works at NYC Health and Hospitals, Lincoln Medical Center. She founded FemInEM to advance gender equity in emergency medicine and champions organ donation reform after donating part of her liver to her son. Dedicated to reproductive healthcare access and public education on health policy, she brings her advocacy to life as a mother of three.
Dara Kass, MD
Founder & Strategic Director
New York
Dr. Dara Kass is an emergency medicine physician, public health leader, and equity advocate. A Brooklyn native and former Biden Administration appointee at HHS, she currently works at NYC Health and Hospitals, Lincoln Medical Center. She founded FemInEM to advance gender equity in emergency medicine and champions organ donation reform after donating part of her liver to her son. Dedicated to reproductive healthcare access and public education on health policy, she brings her advocacy to life as a mother of three.
Kimi Chernoby, MD
Chief Operating Officer and Chief Legal Officer
New York
Dr. Kimi Chernoby is the nation’s only board-certified emergency medicine physician and reproductive rights attorney. She most recently served as Senior Counsel for Reproductive Rights and Health at the National Women’s Law Center and as an Assistant Clinical Professor of Emergency Medicine at George Washington University. A longtime advocate for reproductive health in the ED, she has advanced policy at state and federal levels, contributed to the AMA Code of Ethics, and is nationally recognized for her expertise in emergency reproductive care.
Asia Nguyen
Program Manager
California
Asia Nguyen is the Program Manager at FemInEM. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Public Health from Tulane University in May 2024. Asia is passionate about improving access to healthcare, especially reproductive health services. With experience in global health, international development, and reproductive healthcare, she brings a diverse skill set to her work. Asia is dedicated to making healthcare more accessible and helping communities get the care they need.
Asia Nguyen
Program Manager
California
Asia Nguyen is the Program Manager at FemInEM. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Public Health from Tulane University in May 2024. Asia is passionate about improving access to healthcare, especially reproductive health services. With experience in global health, international development, and reproductive healthcare, she brings a diverse skill set to her work. Asia is dedicated to making healthcare more accessible and helping communities get the care they need.
Esther Choo, MD, MPH
Director of Research
Oregon
Dr. Esther Choo is an emergency medicine physician, health services researcher, and advocate for gender equity in medicine. She completed her residency at Boston Medical Center and a fellowship at Oregon Health & Science University, where she is now an Associate Professor. Her research focuses on women’s health, intimate partner violence, substance use disorders, and technology-based interventions. A former president of the Academy of Women in Academic Emergency Medicine, she also serves as Associate Editor for Academic Emergency Medicine.
Esther Choo, MD, MPH
Director of Research
Oregon
Dr. Esther Choo is an emergency medicine physician, health services researcher, and advocate for gender equity in medicine. She completed her residency at Boston Medical Center and a fellowship at Oregon Health & Science University, where she is now an Associate Professor. Her research focuses on women’s health, intimate partner violence, substance use disorders, and technology-based interventions. A former president of the Academy of Women in Academic Emergency Medicine, she also serves as Associate Editor for Academic Emergency Medicine.
Esther Choo, MD, MPH
Director of Research
Oregon
Dr. Esther Choo is an emergency medicine physician, health services researcher, and advocate for gender equity in medicine. She completed her residency at Boston Medical Center and a fellowship at Oregon Health & Science University, where she is now an Associate Professor. Her research focuses on women’s health, intimate partner violence, substance use disorders, and technology-based interventions. A former president of the Academy of Women in Academic Emergency Medicine, she also serves as Associate Editor for Academic Emergency Medicine.
Esther Choo, MD, MPH
Director of Research
Oregon
Dr. Esther Choo is an emergency medicine physician, health services researcher, and advocate for gender equity in medicine. She completed her residency at Boston Medical Center and a fellowship at Oregon Health & Science University, where she is now an Associate Professor. Her research focuses on women’s health, intimate partner violence, substance use disorders, and technology-based interventions. A former president of the Academy of Women in Academic Emergency Medicine, she also serves as Associate Editor for Academic Emergency Medicine.
Jennifer Susan Love, MD, MSCR
Director of Research
New York
Dr. Jennifer S Love is an assistant professor of emergency medicine and medical toxicology at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. After training in emergency medicine at Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, she went on to medical toxicology fellowship at Oregon Health & Science University, In 2023, she completed a master's degree in clinical research through the T32 Fellowship for Emergency Care Research at Mount Sinai. Her research work spans multiple disciplines including noval adulterants in the opioid supply, substance use disorders, and gender equity in medicine, and she is excited to help grow research infrastructure and studies with FeminEM.
Jennifer Susan Love, MD, MSCR
Director of Research
New York
Dr. Jennifer S Love is an assistant professor of emergency medicine and medical toxicology at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. After training in emergency medicine at Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, she went on to medical toxicology fellowship at Oregon Health & Science University, In 2023, she completed a master's degree in clinical research through the T32 Fellowship for Emergency Care Research at Mount Sinai. Her research work spans multiple disciplines including noval adulterants in the opioid supply, substance use disorders, and gender equity in medicine, and she is excited to help grow research infrastructure and studies with FeminEM.
Jennifer Susan Love, MD, MSCR
Director of Research
New York
Dr. Jennifer S Love is an assistant professor of emergency medicine and medical toxicology at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. After training in emergency medicine at Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, she went on to medical toxicology fellowship at Oregon Health & Science University, In 2023, she completed a master's degree in clinical research through the T32 Fellowship for Emergency Care Research at Mount Sinai. Her research work spans multiple disciplines including noval adulterants in the opioid supply, substance use disorders, and gender equity in medicine, and she is excited to help grow research infrastructure and studies with FeminEM.
Jennifer Susan Love, MD, MSCR
Director of Research
New York
Dr. Jennifer S Love is an assistant professor of emergency medicine and medical toxicology at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. After training in emergency medicine at Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, she went on to medical toxicology fellowship at Oregon Health & Science University, In 2023, she completed a master's degree in clinical research through the T32 Fellowship for Emergency Care Research at Mount Sinai. Her research work spans multiple disciplines including noval adulterants in the opioid supply, substance use disorders, and gender equity in medicine, and she is excited to help grow research infrastructure and studies with FeminEM.
Rebecca Hellmann, DO
Director of Clinical Education
New York
Dr. Rebecca Hellmann is an emergency medicine physician specializing in medical education and women’s reproductive health. She completed medical school and residency in New York, followed by a medical education fellowship at Hackensack University Medical Center and a reproductive health fellowship through the Bridge Foundation. She also earned a master’s degree in education from the University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Hellmann previously served as Director of Remediation at Hackensack and is now an Assistant Professor at Weill Cornell Medicine.
Rebecca Hellmann, DO
Director of Clinical Education
New York
Dr. Rebecca Hellmann is an emergency medicine physician specializing in medical education and women’s reproductive health. She completed medical school and residency in New York, followed by a medical education fellowship at Hackensack University Medical Center and a reproductive health fellowship through the Bridge Foundation. She also earned a master’s degree in education from the University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Hellmann previously served as Director of Remediation at Hackensack and is now an Assistant Professor at Weill Cornell Medicine.
Jailyn Avila, MD
Director of Digital Education
California
Dr. Jailyn Avila is an emergency medicine physician, educator, and ultrasound leader. She completed medical school at Loma Linda University, residency in Chattanooga, and an ultrasound fellowship in Lexington, where she later served as an associate professor and Director of Point-of-Care Ultrasound at the University of Kentucky. A co-founder of 5minsono (now Core Ultrasound), she advances ultrasound education globally and currently serves as Core Faculty and Associate Ultrasound Director at the UHS SoCal MEC Emergency Medicine Residency.
Jailyn Avila, MD
Director of Digital Education
California
Dr. Jailyn Avila is an emergency medicine physician, educator, and ultrasound leader. She completed medical school at Loma Linda University, residency in Chattanooga, and an ultrasound fellowship in Lexington, where she later served as an associate professor and Director of Point-of-Care Ultrasound at the University of Kentucky. A co-founder of 5minsono (now Core Ultrasound), she advances ultrasound education globally and currently serves as Core Faculty and Associate Ultrasound Director at the UHS SoCal MEC Emergency Medicine Residency.
Molly Estes, MD
Director of Community Engagement
Illinois
Dr. Molly Estes is an emergency medicine physician and educator. She completed residency at the Stanford/Kaiser Emergency Medicine Program and a fellowship in Medical Education at Stanford. She is now an Assistant Professor and Clerkship Director at Northwestern University. A recipient of multiple national teaching awards, Dr. Estes contributes to CME and conference planning for AAEM and CORD and co-hosts the AAEM WiEM “Women’s Wisdom” podcast. Her current work focuses on curriculum design and educational innovation.
Molly Estes, MD
Director of Community Engagement
Illinois
Dr. Molly Estes is an emergency medicine physician and educator. She completed residency at the Stanford/Kaiser Emergency Medicine Program and a fellowship in Medical Education at Stanford. She is now an Assistant Professor and Clerkship Director at Northwestern University. A recipient of multiple national teaching awards, Dr. Estes contributes to CME and conference planning for AAEM and CORD and co-hosts the AAEM WiEM “Women’s Wisdom” podcast. Her current work focuses on curriculum design and educational innovation.
Viktoria Koskenoja, MD
Director of Rural Reproductive Health Care
Michigan
Dr. Viktoria Koskenoja is an emergency medicine physician with a focus on rural health. She trained at the Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine and completed residency at the Harvard-Affiliated Emergency Medicine Residency. She serves as Medical Director at a Critical Access Hospital in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula and is the former chair of ACEP’s Rural Section. With extensive experience in reproductive health through Planned Parenthood, she also provides care as part of a local Sexual Assault Response Team.
Viktoria Koskenoja, MD
Director of Rural Reproductive Health Care
Michigan
Dr. Viktoria Koskenoja is an emergency medicine physician with a focus on rural health. She trained at the Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine and completed residency at the Harvard-Affiliated Emergency Medicine Residency. She serves as Medical Director at a Critical Access Hospital in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula and is the former chair of ACEP’s Rural Section. With extensive experience in reproductive health through Planned Parenthood, she also provides care as part of a local Sexual Assault Response Team.
Sophia Spadafore, MD
Director of Policy and Advocacy
New York
Dr. Sophia Spadafore is an emergency medicine physician and health policy fellow at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, where she is also an Assistant Professor. She practices clinically at The Mount Sinai Hospital and Elmhurst Hospital Center. A graduate of the University of Arizona College of Medicine Tucson, she completed her residency at Mount Sinai, serving as Chief Resident. Her work focuses on politics, policy, and the global systems that shape healthcare access and financing.
Sophia Spadafore, MD
Director of Policy and Advocacy
New York
Dr. Sophia Spadafore is an emergency medicine physician and health policy fellow at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, where she is also an Assistant Professor. She practices clinically at The Mount Sinai Hospital and Elmhurst Hospital Center. A graduate of the University of Arizona College of Medicine Tucson, she completed her residency at Mount Sinai, serving as Chief Resident. Her work focuses on politics, policy, and the global systems that shape healthcare access and financing.
Grace Van Gorder
Medical Student Lead, Champions of Change
Pennsylvania
Grace VanGorder is a fourth-year medical student at Penn State College of Medicine. She earned her Bachelors of Science in Neuroscience from the University of Rochester in 2021. She went on to earn her Masters of Science in Human Nutrition from Columbia University in 2023. Through her education, she has worked to increase access to healthcare in the rural setting, specifically through the Lion Mobile Unit and student-run free clinics. Grace is passionate about advocating for the expansion of women’s health care in the emergency department setting. As an aspiring emergency medicine physician, she is building the change she wants to see in her future field of practice.
Grace Van Gorder
Medical Student Lead, Champions of Change
Pennsylvania
Grace VanGorder is a fourth-year medical student at Penn State College of Medicine. She earned her Bachelors of Science in Neuroscience from the University of Rochester in 2021. She went on to earn her Masters of Science in Human Nutrition from Columbia University in 2023. Through her education, she has worked to increase access to healthcare in the rural setting, specifically through the Lion Mobile Unit and student-run free clinics. Grace is passionate about advocating for the expansion of women’s health care in the emergency department setting. As an aspiring emergency medicine physician, she is building the change she wants to see in her future field of practice.
Thank You to Our Dedicated
Thank You to Our Dedicated
Board of Directors
Esther Choo, MD, MPH
Chair
Oregon
Dr. Esther Choo is an emergency medicine physician, health services researcher, and advocate for gender equity in medicine. She completed her residency at Boston Medical Center and a fellowship at Oregon Health & Science University, where she is now an Associate Professor. Her research focuses on women’s health, intimate partner violence, substance use disorders, and technology-based interventions. A former president of the Academy of Women in Academic Emergency Medicine, she also serves as Associate Editor for Academic Emergency Medicine.
Esther Choo, MD, MPH
Chair
Oregon
Dr. Esther Choo is an emergency medicine physician, health services researcher, and advocate for gender equity in medicine. She completed her residency at Boston Medical Center and a fellowship at Oregon Health & Science University, where she is now an Associate Professor. Her research focuses on women’s health, intimate partner violence, substance use disorders, and technology-based interventions. A former president of the Academy of Women in Academic Emergency Medicine, she also serves as Associate Editor for Academic Emergency Medicine.
Esther Choo, MD, MPH
Chair
Oregon
Dr. Esther Choo is an emergency medicine physician, health services researcher, and advocate for gender equity in medicine. She completed her residency at Boston Medical Center and a fellowship at Oregon Health & Science University, where she is now an Associate Professor. Her research focuses on women’s health, intimate partner violence, substance use disorders, and technology-based interventions. A former president of the Academy of Women in Academic Emergency Medicine, she also serves as Associate Editor for Academic Emergency Medicine.
Esther Choo, MD, MPH
Chair
Oregon
Dr. Esther Choo is an emergency medicine physician, health services researcher, and advocate for gender equity in medicine. She completed her residency at Boston Medical Center and a fellowship at Oregon Health & Science University, where she is now an Associate Professor. Her research focuses on women’s health, intimate partner violence, substance use disorders, and technology-based interventions. A former president of the Academy of Women in Academic Emergency Medicine, she also serves as Associate Editor for Academic Emergency Medicine.
Kinjal Sethuraman, MD, MPH
Vice-Chair
Maryland
Dr. Kinjal Sethuraman is an Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine at the University of Maryland and Medical Director of Hyperbaric and Dive Medicine at the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center. With 24 years of experience, she leads one of the nation’s busiest emergency-capable hyperbaric chambers. A past president of AWAEM, she is an active mentor and national leader in SAEM. Her research focuses on gender equity and brain injury, including work as a site PI for the HOBIT trial.
Kinjal Sethuraman, MD, MPH
Vice-Chair
Maryland
Dr. Kinjal Sethuraman is an Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine at the University of Maryland and Medical Director of Hyperbaric and Dive Medicine at the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center. With 24 years of experience, she leads one of the nation’s busiest emergency-capable hyperbaric chambers. A past president of AWAEM, she is an active mentor and national leader in SAEM. Her research focuses on gender equity and brain injury, including work as a site PI for the HOBIT trial.
Jenny Beck-Esmay, MD
Treasurer
New York
Dr. Jennifer Beck-Esmay is an emergency medicine physician, associate professor, and assistant residency director at Mount Sinai Morningside and Mount Sinai West in New York City. She completed medical school at the University of Minnesota and residency at NYU-Bellevue. Passionate about medical education and gender equity, she has contributed to leading EM platforms including FemInEM, R.E.B.E.L. EM, EM:RAP, and CoreEM, and has spoken nationally and internationally. She is also a proud mom to Lilith and her cat, Khonshu.
Jenny Beck-Esmay, MD
Treasurer
New York
Dr. Jennifer Beck-Esmay is an emergency medicine physician, associate professor, and assistant residency director at Mount Sinai Morningside and Mount Sinai West in New York City. She completed medical school at the University of Minnesota and residency at NYU-Bellevue. Passionate about medical education and gender equity, she has contributed to leading EM platforms including FemInEM, R.E.B.E.L. EM, EM:RAP, and CoreEM, and has spoken nationally and internationally. She is also a proud mom to Lilith and her cat, Khonshu.
Tracy Sanson, MD
Board Member
Florida
Dr. Tracy Sanson is a board-certified emergency physician, educator, and leadership consultant. A graduate of the University of Illinois at Chicago, she has held leadership roles with the U.S. Air Force and the University of South Florida. Through her consulting firm, she focuses on leadership development, faculty growth, and wellness. A recipient of ACEP’s Judith E. Tintinalli Education Award, she has served in key roles within SAEM, CORD, and ACEP, while raising three accomplished daughters.
Tracy Sanson, MD
Board Member
Florida
Dr. Tracy Sanson is a board-certified emergency physician, educator, and leadership consultant. A graduate of the University of Illinois at Chicago, she has held leadership roles with the U.S. Air Force and the University of South Florida. Through her consulting firm, she focuses on leadership development, faculty growth, and wellness. A recipient of ACEP’s Judith E. Tintinalli Education Award, she has served in key roles within SAEM, CORD, and ACEP, while raising three accomplished daughters.
Aviva Lee- Parritz, MD
Board Member
Massachusetts
Dr. Aviva Lee-Parritz is a board-certified OB/GYN and Maternal-Fetal Medicine specialist with decades of leadership in diabetes in pregnancy and interdisciplinary models of care. She trained at Tufts and Brigham and Women’s Hospital and has spent over 40 years developing collaborative programs with endocrinology to improve maternal and neonatal outcomes. A leader in safety-net settings, she helped create national models like Project Respect and Centering Pregnancy™, championing reproductive justice through education, policy, and innovative clinical programs.
Aviva Lee- Parritz, MD
Board Member
Massachusetts
Dr. Aviva Lee-Parritz is a board-certified OB/GYN and Maternal-Fetal Medicine specialist with decades of leadership in diabetes in pregnancy and interdisciplinary models of care. She trained at Tufts and Brigham and Women’s Hospital and has spent over 40 years developing collaborative programs with endocrinology to improve maternal and neonatal outcomes. A leader in safety-net settings, she helped create national models like Project Respect and Centering Pregnancy™, championing reproductive justice through education, policy, and innovative clinical programs.
Kelly M. Treder, MD, MPH
Board Member
Massachusetts
Dr. Kelly Treder (she/her) is an Assistant Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the Boston University School of Medicine and a board-certified Complex Family Planning subspecialist. She earned her MD and MPH from the University of Washington, completed residency at Northwestern/Stroger Hospital, and a fellowship at Boston University/Boston Medical Center. She now serves as Associate Director of the Complex Family Planning Fellowship and Director of Family Planning Research, focusing on person-centered care, reproductive inequities, and the impacts of racism on health.
Kelly M. Treder, MD, MPH
Board Member
Massachusetts
Dr. Kelly Treder (she/her) is an Assistant Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the Boston University School of Medicine and a board-certified Complex Family Planning subspecialist. She earned her MD and MPH from the University of Washington, completed residency at Northwestern/Stroger Hospital, and a fellowship at Boston University/Boston Medical Center. She now serves as Associate Director of the Complex Family Planning Fellowship and Director of Family Planning Research, focusing on person-centered care, reproductive inequities, and the impacts of racism on health.
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Through collaboration, partners support FemInEM’s mission to drive systemic change and cultivate a more equitable future in healthcare.
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join in advancing gender equity in emergency medicine
Our partners share our commitment to fostering an inclusive environment where all clinicians, regardless of gender, can thrive. Together, we work to amplify diverse voices, break down barriers, and create opportunities for growth and leadership.
Through collaboration, partners support FemInEM’s mission to drive systemic change and cultivate a more equitable future in healthcare.
Become A Partner
join in advancing gender equity in emergency medicine
Our partners share our commitment to fostering an inclusive environment where all clinicians, regardless of gender, can thrive. Together, we work to amplify diverse voices, break down barriers, and create opportunities for growth and leadership.
Through collaboration, partners support FemInEM’s mission to drive systemic change and cultivate a more equitable future in healthcare.
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