Necessary Steps

By: VCU Diversity P.A.T.H.S.
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  • Necessary Steps is a podcast presented by Virginia Commonwealth University's Diversity P.A.T.H.S. We speak to students who have participated in the VCU P.A.T.HS. Programs in the past and check in to where they are in their health care journey! We also interview some amazing guests! #VCU #Podcast
    Copyright VCU Diversity P.A.T.H.S.
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Hygiene & Healthy Living Physical Illness & Disease
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Episodes
  • EP 9: Necessary Steps - Towards Pharmacy with Guest: Dr. K.C. Ogbonna, Dean of VCU's School of Pharmacy

    EP 9: Necessary Steps - Towards Pharmacy with Guest: Dr. K.C. Ogbonna, Dean of VCU's School of Pharmacy
    Mar 8 2023
    Virginia Commonwealth University School of Pharmacy's Dean, Dr. Kelechi Ogbonna joins the podcast to reflect on his professional and personal journey in the field of Pharmacy.
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    22 mins
  • EP 8: A is for ALLY with TV Personality and LGBTQ+ Rights Advocate, Sander Jennings

    EP 8: A is for ALLY with TV Personality and LGBTQ+ Rights Advocate, Sander Jennings
    Jun 2 2021
    TLC's I am Jazz star, Sander Jennings, joins the podcast to discuss growing up on TV, his fitness journey, being a positive presence online, and his LGBTQ+ Rights Advocacy.
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    26 mins
  • EP 7: For The Gram with Dr. Tulsi Shah @namaslay.in.med

    EP 7: For The Gram with Dr. Tulsi Shah @namaslay.in.med
    Mar 31 2021
    On this episode of The PIPELINE, We are joined by Healthcare Social Media Influencer Dr. Tulsi Shaw from Instagram's @namaslay.in.med about her journey through VCU's School of Medicine and being a new Neurology Resident during the pandemic.
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    53 mins

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