The ACG Women in Gastroenterology Podcast
The ACG Women in Gastroenterology Podcast focuses on issues relevant to female gastroenterologists, from fellowship through advanced career stages. Topics include maternal leave, contract negotiations, and post-graduation career tracks. The podcast provides insightful conversations to empower women in the field.
Episodes
Episode 1: Inflammatory Bowel Disease and Pregnancy
Moderator Dr. Lydia Aye discusses with Dr. Sunanda Kane about the care of IBD patients who are thinking about pregnancy or are pregnant.
Episode 2: Hyperemesis Gravidarum and Nutritional Support
Moderator Dr. Melinda Wang discusses with Jaclyn Elkins and Drs. Amy Oxentenko and Linda Nguyen about the ACG 2022 Pregnancy Monograph - Hyperemesis Gravidarum and Nutritional Support. Listen in on their conversation about the diagnosis and management of patients with Hyperemesis Gravidarum.
Episode 3: Heartburn, Nausea and Vomiting in pregnancy
Moderator Dr. Manavi Bhagwat discusses with Dr. Kerry Dunbar about the management of heartburn, nausea and vomiting in pregnancy.
Episode 4: Constipation in Pregnancy
Moderator Dr. Wendi LeBrett discusses with Dr. Waqar Qureshi about the management of constipation and anorectal disorders in pregnancy.
Episode 5: Endoscopy and Sedation in Pregnancy
Moderator Dr. Alana Persaud discusses concerns regarding sedation and endoscopy during pregnancy with Dr. Uzma Siddiqui and Dr. David Hepner as they debunk popular myths and offer practical tips
Episode 6: Liver Disease During Pregnancy
Moderator Dr. Lydia Aye discusses with Dr. Nancy Reau about the management of liver diseases in pregnancy.
Episode 7: Surgery in Pregnancy
Moderater Dr. Lydia Aye discusses with Dr. Amy Lightner about surgery in pregnant patients.
Episode 8: Fecal Incontinence and Diarrhea During Pregnancy
Moderator Dr. Lauren Feld discusses work-up and management of diarrhea and fecal incontinence during pregnancy with Dr. Aline Charabaty, Associate Professor of Medicine at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Medical Director and Director of the IBD Center at Johns Hopkins-Sibley Memorial Hospital in Washington, DC and ACG Governor of Washington, DC.
Episode 9: Advanced Endoscopic Procedures in Pregnancy
Moderator Dr. Yara Sarkis discusses advanced endoscopic procedures in pregnancy with Dr. Prableen Chahal Professor of Medicine at the University of Texas Health San Antonio.
Navigating Work and Motherhood
In this episode, Dr. Lauren Feld discusses the challenges of navigating pregnancy during training and shares practical strategies to overcome them and to improve the trainee’s experience.
Pay Equity
In this episode, we explore the current state of pay equity in gastroenterology, examining how compensation disparities can extend beyond salary to areas such as bonuses, protected time, procedural access, and career advancement in both academic and private practice settings. Our guests Loren Rabinowitz, MD and Colleen Schmitt, MD share practical strategies for contract negotiation, discuss how wo
Parental Leave
In this episode, Drs. Erica Park and Betsy Rodriguez discuss the current landscape of parental leave in gastroenterology and hepatology, offering perspectives from both academic medicine and private practice. They share practical guidance on planning for pregnancy, including call scheduling, radiation safety, and preparing for leave, while providing actionable tips to help physicians navigate this
Post Training Fellowships Miniseries Pt 1: IBD
In this episode, which is part of our miniseries on post-training fellowships, Dr. Lisa Malter of NYU discusses IBD fellowship. She shares her insight on reasons to pursue the IBD year, how to choose a fellowship program that is right for you, gives advice on the application process, and provides words of wisdom for fellows preparing to apply to IBD fellowship.
Focus on Finance Miniseries Pt 1: Maximizing Billing
In this episode, Dr. Jami Kinnucan of Mayo Clinic Florida discusses why billing and coding are essential skills for gastroenterologists, highlighting how accurate documentation not only ensures appropriate reimbursement but also reflects the true complexity and value of patient care.
Focus on Finance Miniseries Pt 2: Diversifying Income
In this episode, Dr. Kumkum Patel discusses how she has built a multifaceted career beyond traditional clinical practice by developing a personal brand, embracing entrepreneurship, and creating multiple professional opportunities.
Bright Under Pressure
In this episode, Dawn Sears, MD, FACG, discusses balancing expectations, work-life balance, and professional growth as a woman in gastroenterology.
Focus on Finance Miniseries Pt 3: Career Evolution and Monetizing Expertise
In this episode, which is part of our miniseries on a Focus on Finance, Dr. Neena Abraham discusses how she has built on 28 years of experience as a gastroenterologist, leader, and mentor in the field by turning her passion and expertise in mentorship into a new business. While continuing her clinical and academic work, she has become a certified physician peer coach and ultimately founded bounceU
Building Your Brand: Establishing a Niche in GI
In this episode, Drs. Colleen Kelly & Uma Mahadevan discuss how gastroenterologists can identify, cultivate, and grow a meaningful niche throughout their careers. Drawing on their own professional journeys, they share practical advice on recognizing opportunities, building expertise, and balancing clinical, research, and educational interests to create a fulfilling and impactful career in gastroen
Post Training Fellowships Miniseries Pt 2: Advanced Endoscopy Fellowships
In this episode, Dr. Advani discusses advanced endoscopy fellowship, from the application process to choosing a career afterward. She also discusses the challenges of fellowship and shares tips on how to choose the right program.
Built to Last: Ergonomics and Career Longevity in Endoscopy
This episode explores the importance of ergonomics in endoscopy with Dr. Amandeep Shergill from UCSF. We discuss why musculoskeletal injuries are a growing concern among gastroenterologists, when symptoms often begin during training and practice, and whether women in GI face unique ergonomic challenges. Dr. Shergill also shares practical strategies for creating a more ergonomic procedure environme
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