Simiao Li-Sauerwine, MD, Kim Bambach, MD & Blair Creedle Reynolds, MD • Live at the Summit

Advocating for yourself is a crucial skill for well-being, professional identity formation, and career advancement as women in medicine. In this episode, our guest speakers touch on their RAFFT (Resident and Faculty Females Together) program, where participants learn tangible skills for building their own self-promotion toolkit. The program involves skill breakout groups that include hands-on guidance on crafting your elevator pitch, the art of negotiation,and tangible ways to advocate for yourself and each other professionally. The RAFFT program is a nationally recognized longitudinal professional development and well-being program for women in Emergency Medicine at The Ohio State University.

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