Medicine, Leadership, and Service (w/ Dr. Janice Bonsu)

****recorded in March 2021****

This episode features Dr. Janice Bonsu, a recent graduate of The Ohio State College of Medicine. Soon after this recording, she became a PGY-1 in orthopedic surgery at Emory College of Medicine, where she is the first Black woman to become a part of their program! Hear her discuss the various major academic leadership positions she's held, the lessons she's learned along the way, and how she plans to pay it forward.

• Interview: Introduction
  • Who are you?
  • How did you get to where you are sitting right now?
    • Upbringing
    • High School
    • College/Pre-Med
    • Medical School
• Interview Topic #2: Leadership
  • What does leadership mean to you?
  • You have held many esteemed leadership roles, many of which have given you the opportunity to be an advocate that many, especially minorities are not privy to; can you take us through your leadership journey and some of the cool opportunities you've been able to have?
  • What perspectives do you feel are often missing in rooms and spaces of leadership? (i.e. seats at the table)
• Interview Topic #3: Military Service
  • Question #1: Can you tell us more about your enlisting in the Air Force? What motivated you to serve your country?
  • Question #2: What did the Match mean for you?
• Conclusion
  • Where do you see yourself in 10 years? Where can we find you?
  • Where can we follow you?