2023
DOI: 10.4103/ijem.ijem_426_22
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The View from Here: A Woman Early Career Endocrinologist in India

Abstract: Being a young female endocrinologist and a new mother brings its own challenges. As much as an understanding family helped me deal with the myriad of things at home, equally understanding colleagues and the huge network of endocrine fraternity provided me the much-needed support professionally. From helping me juggle my responsibilities, to answering all my questions about complex endocrine disorders, the close-knit endocrine fraternity in India has been my greatest source of strength. I am sure my story and e… Show more

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“…Attending the former event just after our residency, we were exposed to the impressive research achievements of our peers and the potential for impactful contributions to the field of endocrinology. [ 5 ] This experience served as a catalyst, igniting our passion for research and innovation. The recognition of our peers’ work at the AV Gandhi Awards showcased the significance of perseverance and dedication in the medical profession, especially during the crucial early-career phase.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Attending the former event just after our residency, we were exposed to the impressive research achievements of our peers and the potential for impactful contributions to the field of endocrinology. [ 5 ] This experience served as a catalyst, igniting our passion for research and innovation. The recognition of our peers’ work at the AV Gandhi Awards showcased the significance of perseverance and dedication in the medical profession, especially during the crucial early-career phase.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%