Women in Medicine Takeover - Subspecialty medicine, Burnout, Imposter Syndrome with Dr. Heather Swales

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Recorded08 Dec 2021

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Interviewer: Lucie Henry, DO Chief Medical Resident, University of Connecticut Meghan Snuckel, MD Chief Medical Resident, University of Connecticut Interviewee: Heather Swales, MD Cardiologist for Hartford Healthcare Medical Group Director of Women's Heart Wellness Associate Fellowship Director for Cardiology at Hartford Hospital In this podcast, we sit down with Dr. Swales to discuss her journey through medicine and how she navigates the waters of being a subspecialist, as well as some strategies on handling imposter syndrome and burn out in medicine.

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