Curious about how to leave your mark as a mentor and leader in the field of OBGYN? In this episode of the BackTable OBGYN Podcast, Dr. Starr Hampton, a professor of OBGYN and Senior Associate Dean for Medical Education at Warren Alpert Medical School at Brown University, discusses her journey from a newly appointed faculty member to a leader in medical education.
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SYNPOSIS
Dr. Hampton emphasizes the importance of kindness, mentorship, and taking opportunities when offered new roles. The conversation covers topics such as transitioning from medical school to residency to practice, fostering a supportive educational environment, and international health work. Dr. Hampton shares valuable insights on creating a culture of psychological safety and the significance of giving corrective yet supportive feedback to trainees.
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Introduction
02:43 - Early Career and First Leadership Roles
12:09 - Navigating National Organizations
24:15 - Mentorship and Sponsorship
28:34 - The Value of Kindness and Psychological Safety
32:14 - Changing Culture
33:48 - Balancing Wellness and Professional Life
39:57 - Advice for Seeking out Mentorship and Positive Experiences
45:21 - Naming Your Work
50:09 - Transitioning to New Jobs/Roles
56:06 - Global Health Initiatives and Personal Growth
01:01:17 Conclusion and Future Topics