On listening to mock interview responses from our women JMOs at our latest MWS workshop I was struck by their insight, maturity, skill and humility. The junior doctors spoke with passion about their motivations to choose a training pathway and what skills they brought with them. Yet when we… Read More »Mistakes and how we recover: a measure of our success
MWIA has released their report for 2018 – with reports from our participation at global events such as the UN Commission on the Status of Women and WHO Congress, to learn about the activities from our colleagues in other regions, and exciting upcoming events! MWIA Report 2018 Erika Strazdins
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The Medical Women’s Society of NSW recently launched an initiative that provides female junior doctors and medical students with a senior female doctor mentor. On October 26 2010, we hosted a mentoring training and introduction evening. Click here to veiw the powerpoint presentation from the
