Real Talk BLM – Bridgette's Story: "Someone like you..."
When Dr. Bridgette Provost immigrated from Jamaica, she thought racism in the U.S. meant lynching and riots. But pursuing a career in medicine showed her that it’s often more subtle than that.
Dr. Provost is an internal medicine physician with Vituity, a physician partnership that places clinical expertise and patient outcomes at the center of their work.
The Vituity Cares Foundation was formed in 2020 in an effort to foster a new, more diverse generation of healthcare leaders, countering underrepresentation in the industry. Vituity Cares is dedicated to healing the most vulnerable, empowering the underrepresented, and ensuring a more equitable future for all. More information is available at https://www.vituitycares.org/.
The Vituity Cares Foundation was formed in 2020 in an effort to foster a new, more diverse generation of healthcare leaders, countering underrepresentation in the industry. Vituity Cares is dedicated to healing the most vulnerable, empowering the underrepresented, and ensuring a more equitable future for all. More information is available at https://www.vituitycares.org/.
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Episode hosted by Javay Walton
Intro music: "Honey and Milk" by The 126ers
Outro music: "Oceanside Bonfire" by The Great North Sound Society