From Howard to Harvard with OBGYN Dr. Omari YoungIn this episode of the Black Doctors Podcast, host Dr. Steven Bradley welcomes his former mentor, Dr. Omari Young, an OB-GYN, to explore his career journey and mentorship experiences. Dr. Young shares his inspiring story starting from his childhood in Flint, Michigan, surrounded by influential healthcare professionals in his family. He recounts his academic journey from being a collegiate athlete at Kalamazoo College, attending Howard University College of...
From Howard to Harvard with OBGYN Dr. Omari Young
In this episode of the Black Doctors Podcast, host Dr. Steven Bradley welcomes his former mentor, Dr. Omari Young, an OB-GYN, to explore his career journey and mentorship experiences. Dr. Young shares his inspiring story starting from his childhood in Flint, Michigan, surrounded by influential healthcare professionals in his family. He recounts his academic journey from being a collegiate athlete at Kalamazoo College, attending Howard University College of Medicine, to completing his residency at the prestigious Brigham and Women’s Hospital. Dr. Young highlights the significance of mentorship and the culture of excellence fostered at Howard University that shaped his medical career.
Dr. Young discusses his decision-making process during his last year of residency, ultimately choosing to return to Flint to work alongside his father at Hurley Medical Center. He emphasizes the importance of personal and professional fulfillment, citing his enriching experience as a residency program director and his commitment to medical student and resident mentorship. Dr. Young's transition to academic medicine was influenced by his passion for shaping future physicians and his dedication to community health.
During their insightful conversation, Dr. Young also highlights recent changes in OB-GYN residency applications, providing valuable advice for aspiring OB-GYNs. He underscores the importance of applicants distinguishing themselves through extracurricular activities and leadership roles. Furthermore, Dr. Young shares his personal commitment to wellness through running marathons and reflects on the evolving landscape of graduate medical education, notably the rise of resident and fellow unions advocating for better working conditions.
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