Dr. Raukar is a clinician, researcher, and educator dedicated to faculty development with a focus on advancing resident and faculty education, and resilience. She is particularly interested in enhancing the competencies of seasoned physicians, supporting their skill maintenance amidst rapid technological and scientific advancements in healthcare. Her current work also explores the dynamics across generations, aiming to improve understanding between educators and learners, promoting resilience, and tailoring teaching methods to generational strengths. She is a strong advocate for creating innovative programming that addresses the unique challenges faced by healthcare providers at various stages of their careers, ensuring sustained excellence in patient care. In addition to her academic efforts, Dr. Raukar contributes to national committees focused on athlete health and safety policy in sports medicine. She plays a pivotal role in shaping legislative efforts aimed at preventing life-threatening sports injuries, including head trauma, heat illness, and sudden cardiac death. Her commitment to safeguarding athletes extends to initiatives that bridge the gap in healthcare for female athletes, advocating for gender-specific research and treatment approaches that align with personalized medicine principles. Beyond clinical and research pursuits, she has developed leadership programs for emergency medicine physicians, equipping them with the skills to navigate the evolving healthcare landscape. Her contributions exemplify a deep dedication to fostering innovation, leadership, and equitable healthcare delivery across all sectors.