Esther is from Fairview Park, Ohio. She completed medical school at Yale University, EM residency at Boston Medical Center and a health services research fellowship at Oregon Health & Science University. She is currently Associate Professor in the Department of Emergency Medicine and the Department of Health Services, Policy and Practice at Brown University and Associate Director of Brown's Division of Sex and Gender in Emergency Medicine. Her research focuses on women's health, intimate partner violence, substance use disorders, and technology-based interventions. She is Past President of the Academy of Women in Academic Emergency Medicine, a member of the American Association of Women Emergency Physicians (AAWEP) and Associate Editor of Social Media for the journal Academic Emergency Medicine. She is mother to Benjamin, Zadie, Ezra and Thea.
Does Every Opinion Matter?: Antiquated Views on Women, the Persistent Gender Compensation Gap, and The Conversations that Will Lead to Meaningful Progress
Esther Choo, MD, MPH 
Jane van Dis, MD 
Dara Kass, MD The pay gap between men and women has been a subject of interest recently, particularly in 2018 reports by Doximity and Medscape. Notably, the gap favors men, is not explained by obvious factors such as hours worked or choice of…
N. Adam Brown MD, MBA, FACEP 
Michael Gisondi, MD, FACEP 
