Marjaree Mason Center’s Post

Come along to our webinar celebrating International Women's day next Month!

🌟 Calling All Women in Healthcare! 🌟 The countdown to the inaugural Cura-H awards has officially begun, and I am so proud to see our collective vision being brought to life. The Cura - H Awards are not just an award; they are a spotlight on the exceptional work done by women who are often the unsung heroes of healthcare. Whether you are an experienced professional, a rising star, or an innovator who has broken new ground, your contributions form the foundations of healthcare. We believe it is more than time to honour your commitment and innovation that makes a difference in the lives of countless individuals. Here is why you should consider applying or nominating a colleague for the Cura - H Awards: 1. 🎉 Celebrate Your Achievements: You work tirelessly to improve patients' lives, push boundaries, and blaze trails. Let the spotlight shine on your hard-earned accomplishments. 2. 💡 Inspire Others: Your story could be the catalyst for the next generation of women in healthcare, encouraging them to reach new heights and pursue their passions. 3. 🌐 Expand Your Network: Join a community of like-minded professionals, connect with industry leaders, and form relationships that could foster new opportunities and collaborations. 4. 🏆 Gain Recognition: An award from Cura is more than a token; it's a symbol of excellence and dedication that will precede you in your professional journey, opening doors and creating conversations. 5. 👏 Give Back: By participating, you're contributing to a larger narrative that emphasizes the importance of diversity and celebrates the role of women in what has traditionally been a male-dominated field. The Cura - H Awards are divided into multiple categories to reflect the diversity and depth of roles within the sector. From clinical research to health advocacy work, from leadership to medical innovation, there's a place for every contribution. Submitting your entry is straightforward, and our dedicated team is here to support you through every step of the process. If you or someone you know has made a significant impact in healthcare, we want to hear from you. Apply now or nominate a colleague by 23:59 on 14th January 2024 using the following link: https://lnkd.in/eyAzMy8w We look forward to receiving your entries and celebrating your incredible achievements! #CuraHealthcareAwards #WomenInHealthcare #HealthcareHeroes #CelebrateExcellence #ApplyNow #Nominate #HealthcareInnovation #Recognition #Inspire #Networking #DiversityInHealthcare

Empower yourself to emplower nation, Following the theme of International Women’s Day: “Investing in women: to accelerate progress”. SPS Hospitals celebrated these cherishing moments. #womenempowerment #internationalwomensday2024 #hospitals #sps #hrcommunity #humanresources #employeeengagement

Happy Canadian Women Physician's Day from The Charting Coach Hive. Dr. Sarah Smith, Dr. Noelle Nelson, Dr. Milene Argo, and Dr. Jacquie Holm-Jhass would like to invite you to join us in celebrating all the fabulous women physicians!!! #womendocsCAN #CWPD2024 #CWIM #TheChartingCoach #ChartingCoach #PhysicianWellness #SustainableClinicalMedicinePodcast 

This #WomenInMedicineMonth, we're not just celebrating individual achievements, but the strength and unity of our community of women physicians. Together, they form a formidable network of knowledge, compassion, and dedication. Being a woman in medicine isn't just about personal milestones. It's about lifting each other up, creating mentorship pathways, and ensuring that every woman physician feels seen, heard, and valued. Watch this video featuring women doctors from the Doximity community sharing their perspectives on what it means to be part of this empowering community. Featuring: Sharon Batista, Farzana Ali, MD MPH PhD; Enitza George, MD, MBA, MSc, Farah Khan #womeninmedicine #wim #wimsummit

National Women Physicians day is a day set aside to honor and appreciate the path paved by female doctors over the last 175 years since 1849. You can help us celebrate by recognizing and appreciating women in the medical field and encouraging more women to pursue their dreams in medicine! #NationalWomenPhysiciansDay #WomenPhysiciansDay

💖 Join me in celebrating National Women's Health Week! 🩺 As the local Go Red for Women Director with the American Heart Association, every day I think about the importance of women's health. Cardiovascular disease is the No. 1 killer of women, causing 1 in 3 deaths each year. While it kills more women than all forms of cancer combined, only 44% of women recognize that cardiovascular disease is their greatest health threat The theme of #NationalWomensHealthWeek this year is "Empowering Women, Cultivating Health: Celebrating Voices, Wellness, and Resilience." The simple truth is- most cardiac and stroke events can be prevented through education and lifestyle changes, such as moving more, eating smart, and managing blood pressure. We know that women face unique health issues at every age and stage of their lives and education is critical to empowering women to be their own health advocates. I'm proud to share this video of a handful of incredible survivors and voices for women's heart health. Two really powerful lines in this video continue to stick with me: 💬 "As I got older, I made the decision to put my health first so I could be there for all of my son's special firsts" 💬 "I've made it this far, and I still have so much more I want to experience in life. That's why as I age and change, so do the ways I care for my heart health." When we come together and empower each other, women are unstoppable. Self-care is NOT selfish! Join me in spreading awareness and support for women's health this week and beyond. Together, we can make a difference! #NationalWomensHealthWeek #WomenEmpowerment #HealthEquity 🌺💪🏽🩺 https://lnkd.in/erJ3Fr_s

We’re still celebrating the achievements of women and here’s a special message from our Group Chief Medical Officer, Kate Wood: “Be proud of who you are and what you are. Never apologise for being a woman. Be the best version of yourself that you can be and strive for your aspirations and dreams.” You can also read a blog she’s written here: https://buff.ly/3TtDUI0

Great topic for International Women's Day and Women's History Month!