As we continue our Path to Pathology series, we’d like to introduce you to guest blogger and international medical school graduate Dr. Farzana Arab (@Farzanarab). Dr. Arab attended C.U. Shah Medical College in Gujarat, India and Benedictine University in Lisle, Illinois where she earned her Master of Public Health degree. She is currently completing her senior year as a graduate student in Medical Laboratory Science at Loyola University in Chicago. She is a 2021 pathology res

Welcome to the seventh post in our series Voices from #BlackWomenInMedicine. To learn more about our mission to support Black women in medicine, we encourage you to read our first blog post in the series as well as parts two through six which can be found on our News page. Black female doctors represent only 2% of physicians.1 It is our hope that by sharing stories, perspectives and wisdom from this 2%, we will inspire change so that underrepresented minorities are presented

To learn more about our mission to support Black women in medicine, we encourage you to read our first blog post in the series. Black female doctors represent only 2% of physicians.1 It is our hope that by sharing stories, perspectives and wisdom from this 2%, we will inspire change so that underrepresented minorities are presented with ample opportunities to follow in their footsteps of making medicine their career. We also hope this blog series brings an invigorated appreci

Welcome to the fifth post in our series Voices from #BlackWomenInMedicine. To learn more about our mission to support Black women in medicine, we encourage you to read our first blog post in the series as well as part two, part three and part four. Black female doctors represent only 2% of physicians.1 It is our hope that by sharing stories, perspectives and wisdom from this 2%, we will inspire change so that underrepresented minorities are presented with ample opportunities