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We are so excited that the Resident Student Association (RSA) has sponsored two resident attendees to FIX2017! \u00a0The scholarship application called the residents to write about a personal situation or important issue surrounding women in emergency medicine. \u00a0Please enjoy the second of the essays by scholarship winner, Dr. Kimberly Brown.<\/em><\/p>\n

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\u201cYOU\u2019RE Doctor Brown?\u201d my elderly patient incredulously asks. I turn my badge around to squint at it and then look at my embroidered scrubs to double check. \u201cThat\u2019s what it says on here!\u201d My patient and her family members laugh. My patient touches my hand and tells me, \u201cI am so proud of you.\u201d Being black and female, I’m no stranger to a surprised reaction to my initial introduction. However, this time was different. My patient came to the emergency department to figure out why she was short of breath, but she ended up curing me of my imposter syndrome. During my first year of residency, I never really felt like I was this \u201cDoctor Brown\u201d that I constantly introduced myself as. It was hard to process my emotions of not feeling like a \u201creal\u201d doctor, when others at work called me girl<\/em>, baby<\/em> girl<\/em>, sweetheart<\/em>, honey<\/em>, dear<\/em> or anything other than my professional title. My internal dialogue halted when my patient expressed her pride in being able to call me doctor. As I looked at her, I felt like I was seeing myself in the future, her brown skin worn with time and her gray hair reminding me of my mother\u2019s. I remembered that so many before me were refused the opportunity to pursue their dreams of medicine because of their race or gender. To my patient, I was a dream realized. From this moment, I learned to embrace myself as a physician. Yes, I am DOCTOR Brown.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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