Welcome, everyone to a new episode of the anti-racism and medicine series for the Clinical Problem Solvers podcast, where as always our goal is to equip our listeners at all levels of training with the consciousness

and tools to practice anti-racism in their health professions careers. This is a very special

episode of our series today because it is for the Society of General Internal Medicine annual

meeting. And the title of this episode is moving towards anti-racism and medical education.

This is also a very special episode because I am joined by my team members here at the podcast.

My name is Chioma Anoha and I'm currently a research assistant at the John Topkin Center for

Health Equity and will be a medical student somewhere next year. And I will leave it to my team to introduce themselves, starting with Naomi.

Good morning, everyone.

My name is Naomi F. Fields.

I am currently a third year medical student at the Param School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania

and now be applying into internal medicine this fall.

Hi, everyone.

My name is Jasmine Williams.

I am currently a third year medical student at the University of California, San Francisco.

I'm going to be taking a year off for research and I'm planning to apply into dermatology next year.

Hi, y'all. My name is Rohan Kazanci, and I'm an MDMPH student right now at the University of

Nebraska Medical Center and the University of Minnesota School of Public Health. And I'm getting

my MPH right now, but excited to be applying into internal medicine or med peds next year.

Hi, everyone. My name is Michelle Agunwale, and I'm a general internal medicine fellow at Johns Hopkins University,

and I'm also a general internist and a hospitalist.

Hey, everyone, Utebe Asian. I am a proud SGI member, a general internist, and assistant professor of medicine at the University of Pittsburgh.

Fantastic. Thank you all so much.

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