KAN-WIN is a culturally specific nonprofit organization based in the Chicago area that serves Asian immigrant and Asian American survivors of gender-based violence. In this Women in Medicine Series episode, Abbey Zhu from KAN-WIN discusses the services KAN-WIN provides, challenges that AANHPI survivors of violence face, and how health care providers can learn and provide trauma-informed care for their patients. TIMESTAMPS (00:00) Introduction to Women in Medicine Conversations: Abbey Zhu from KA...
May 08, 2025•26 min•Season 1Ep. 11
In this episode, Dr. Grace Kajita, Dr. Indu Partha, and Dr. Sreekala Raghavan share their expertise on crafting a compelling personal statement and navigating the ERAS application process. They discuss key strategies for standing out in a competitive residency cycle, common mistakes to avoid, and what program directors are really looking for. Tune in to hear their practical tips, real-world insights, and thoughtful advice on helping your story shine – whether you're applying yourself or mentorin...
Apr 24, 2025•56 min•Season 1Ep. 10
Dr. Avani Patel is a concierge and sports psychiatrist at her own private practice, Mississippi Psychiatry & Wellness, as well as a behavioral health medical director. In this Women in Medicine Series episode, Dr. Patel discusses the impact of growing up in rural Mississippi as an Asian Indian American, holding multiple national leadership positions throughout her medical journey, and advice for building resiliency and self-advocacy. TIMESTAMPS (00:00) Introduction to Women in Medicine Conve...
Apr 10, 2025•39 min•Season 1Ep. 9
In this episode, Dr. Marcus Iwane shares his path to becoming a physician in Hawaii and his deep commitment to Native Hawaiian health. He discusses health disparities in the Pacific Islander community, the impact of cultural identity on medical care, and the importance of environmental sustainability in healthcare. Tune in to hear his insights on building trust with patients, community-based initiatives, and balancing medicine with personal well-being. TIMESTAMPS (00:00) Introduction to White Co...
Mar 27, 2025•48 min•Season 1Ep. 8
Paul Tominez is a fourth-year medical student and one of APAMSA’s current Membership Vice Presidents. In this episode, Paul shares his passions for plant parenting and traveling, experiences with moving from Guam, and his military match success. TIMESTAMPS (00:00) Introduction to White Coats & Rice: An APAMSA Podcast (00:23) Introduction to Paul Tominez (02:06) Plant Parenting (06:28) Pharmaceutical Chemistry Major (10:10) Solo Traveling to 5 Countries in 1 Year (13:31) Military Match (16:46...
Mar 13, 2025•40 min•Season 1Ep. 7
Dr. Grace Kajita, Dr. Indu Partha, Dr. Nolan Kagetsu, and Dr. Caroline Park share insights on navigating the transition to residency in this Preparing for PGY-1 event, hosted by APAMSA’s Leadership Committee. From choosing the right program to managing the challenges of intern year, our panelists offer valuable advice for incoming residents. TIMESTAMPS (00:00) Introduction to White Coats & Rice: An APAMSA Podcast (00:57) Speaker and Event Introduction (02:40) Dr. Grace Kajita: Support, Simpl...
Feb 27, 2025•51 min•Season 1Ep. 6
Dr. Neel Singhal is a physician scientist at UCSF specializing in neuro critical care. In this Ask Me Anything episode, Dr. Singhal discusses his research journey, traveling with kids, and the evolution of neurocritical care. TIMESTAMPS (00:00) Introduction to White Coats & Rice: An APAMSA Podcast (00:52) Introduction to Dr. Neel Singhal (01:24) Day in the Life of a Neurocritical Care Physician Scientist (03:57) Why Neurocritical Care? (05:16) Evolution of the Practice of Neurocritical Care ...
Feb 14, 2025•34 min•Season 1Ep. 5
Donna Tran was APAMSA’s 2021-2023 National President and is currently a PGY-1 psychiatry resident. In this episode, Donna discusses meeting David Tennant, becoming a City Commissioner, and leaving a legacy in APAMSA. TIMESTAMPS (00:00) Introduction to White Coats & Rice: An APAMSA Podcast (00:24) Introduction to Donna Tran (02:40) Doctor Who and Drag Queens (07:57) Getting Involved in Health Policy (13:11) The Inspiration for Medicine and Advocacy Work (16:35) Why Psychiatry? (20:39) Learnin...
Jan 30, 2025•45 min•Season 1Ep. 4
Ashley Tam is APAMSA’s 2024-2025 Communications Vice President and a fourth-year medical student. In this episode, Ashley shares about her love of pathology, planning the 2023 APAMSA National Conference, and playing Genshin Impact. TIMESTAMPS (00:00) Introduction to White Coats & Rice: An APAMSA Podcast (00:26) Introduction to Ashley Tam (03:28) Baking Cantonese Pastries and Buns (07:41) Playing Genshin Impact (11:26) The Journey to Medicine (14:31) Choosing Pathology as a Specialty (22:24) ...
Jan 17, 2025•49 min•Season 1Ep. 3
Dr. Caroline Park is a surgeon at UT Southwestern who specializes in emergency general surgery, trauma, and surgical critical care. In this Ask Me Anything episode, Dr. Park shares about her lifestyle in a surgical subspecialty, the cat distribution system, and her considerations in choosing a city to train and work. TIMESTAMPS (00:00) Introduction to White Coats & Rice: An APAMSA Podcast (00:51) Introduction to Dr. Caroline Park (02:33) The Medical School Train and Fellowship Choices (05:46...
Jan 03, 2025•38 min•Season 1Ep. 2
Victoria Shi is APAMSA’s 2024-2025 National President and a fourth-year medical student. In this episode, Victoria shares about her tenure on APAMSA’s National Board, exploring dermatology as a specialty, and living in various places. TIMESTAMPS (00:00) Introduction to White Coats & Rice: An APAMSA Podcast (00:38) Introduction to Victoria Shi (03:39) How and why did you get involved with APAMSA? (05:21) APAMSA accomplishments and highlights (07:06) Impact of mentorship in medicine (08:32) AP...
Dec 18, 2024•37 min•Season 1Ep. 1
