Empowering Women Physicians to Lead with Purpose and Resilience
Joined May 2025
- Tweets85
- Following19
- Followers13
- Likes74
Women Physicians Leadership Academy retweeted
❤️ Women’s heart health needs a lifelong approach. Four leading medical organizations have joined forces on new guidance to help clinicians identify cardiovascular risks earlier—from puberty through pregnancy, menopause & beyond. Read more: ow.ly/pIQa5101o3S #WomensHealth #HeartHealth
ALT Close-up of an ECG printout displaying heartbeat rhythm and frequency for medical analysis.
Women Physicians Leadership Academy retweeted
.@MassMedical .@AmerMedicalAssn .@ACPIMPhysicians .@AMWADoctors .@ACPMAChapter
Happy #WomenInMedicineMonth!
I am honored to be the 2026 Mass Med Society Woman Physician Leadership Award recipient.
Join the Sept 30 event: portal.massmed.org/eweb/Dyna…
Women Physicians Leadership Academy retweeted
#Menopause can affect sleep, mood, & bone & #HeartHealth, but small steps can make a difference.
🦴 Support bone health
❤️ Protect heart health
😴 Prioritize sleep
🧠 Pay attention to mood
➡️ Talk with a health care provider about ways to manage symptoms & support your health. #HealthyAging ms.spr.ly/6018aWnkE
ALT A woman wearing a gray blouse smiling at her health care provider. Text displayed in a sage-colored box, \"Navigate Menopause with Confidence. womenshealth.gov/menopause.\" OWH logo.
Women Physicians Leadership Academy retweeted
This #HealthLiteracyMonth, discover ODPHP resources to help you build health literacy in your community and communicate health information in a way that’s easy to understand and use: ms.spr.ly/6012aWnSe
ALT Blue background with squares featuring health-related icons. Text displayed in a word bubble, \"Health literacy empowers informed health decisions.\" HHS and Health Literacy Month logos.
Women Physicians Leadership Academy retweeted
Join us for a book talk with Mimi Zieman, M.D., Author of "Tap Dancing on Everest - A Young Doctor's Unlikely Adventure." Monday, November 2nd at 8 pm ET. Moderated by: Anjali Gupta, M.D., and Sarah Samaan, M.D., AMWA Literary Committee Chairs. This riveting and reflective account explores the risks we take to become our truest selves. Mimi Zieman blazes an unexpected path as the daughter of immigrants raised in New York City, becoming a 25-year-old medical student who becomes the doctor and only woman on a team attempting a new route on the remote East Face of Everest in Tibet.
Women Physicians Leadership Academy retweeted
Improving breast cancer screening, breast density education, and timely follow-up is essential to helping women make informed decisions about their health.
HHS, through the Office on Women’s Health (OWH), is coordinating efforts with the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) and DenseBreast-info.org to strengthen screening practices, expand access to reliable breast density information, and address delays in diagnostic follow-up.
Together, these efforts aim to support earlier detection and improve care for women nationwide, particularly midlife women.
ALT A health care provider viewing a monitor while a woman in the background is getting screened for breast cancer. Text displayed, \u201CNew Press Release. Improving Breast Cancer Screening and Follow-up. Advancing breast density education and helping women navigate the next steps in their care.\u201D OWH logo.
In this episode of
JAMA+ AI Conversations, Drs. RoyPerlis & RochelleWalensky, @harvardmed Prof & former CDC Director, discuss the potential for healthcare AI deployment to adversely impact women physicians, and why avoiding this tech isn’t realistic. jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…
Women Physicians Leadership Academy retweeted
YOU play an important role in every step of your health journey whether you’re seeking help for a specific health issue or getting a checkup. 💜
Access the “Your Health, Your Way” fact sheet to explore tips on how to improve your health care visits. ms.spr.ly/6019acmaN
ALT A woman wearing a peach-colored long-sleeved shirt and black pants, taking a walk outside.
Women Physicians Leadership Academy retweeted
If you work with #OlderAdults, Healthy People 2030’s Healthy Aging Custom List can help you find key #HP2030 objectives to support healthy aging. Explore the list here: ms.spr.ly/6015agY4H #HealthyAgingMonth
ALT An elder woman standing and holding herself up on a walker while a woman in a blue shirt supports her. Text displayed, \"September is Healthy Aging Month.\" ODPHP logo.
Women Physicians Leadership Academy retweeted
Women physicians are changing women’s health, one patient, discovery and policy at a time.
From the exam room to research labs to the halls of government, they’re speaking up, challenging gaps in care and advocating for better health outcomes.
And often, it starts with what they see and hear from their patients.
Meet the women physicians turning those experiences into action and helping shape a healthier future for women and their communities. spr.ly/6011BGb7Zh
This September we recognize all the women physicians, residents, and #medstudents working to make health care more equitable. Join us in honoring these trailblazers during #WIMMonth. Get involved: ama-assn.org/women-medicine-… #WomenofAMA
Women Physicians Leadership Academy retweeted
It’s Women in Medicine Month!
This September, we’re celebrating the women who are breaking barriers, sharing their wisdom and paving the way for the next generation of physicians.
Tag an inspiring woman in medicine who deserves a shoutout. Let’s fill the comments with the women who inspire us. #WIMMonth
Women Physicians Leadership Academy retweeted
September is Women in Medicine Month! 💜
This month, AMWA celebrates the women who came before us, the women leading medicine today, and the women who will shape its future.
Join us throughout September as we:
🎬 Partner in the PBS premiere and screening of 1001 CUTS
Women Physicians Leadership Academy retweeted
Women physicians have long been transforming healthcare -- and their leadership continues to shape its future.
Join us for the Annual Women in Medicine
Lectureship, w/ Sandra Fryhofer, MD and Debra Houry, MD, MPH and
moderator Vidhya Prakash, MD.
Sept. 24, 2026 | 7 PM ET
bit.ly/amwawimlf2026
Women Physicians Leadership Academy retweeted
#Menopause can affect sleep, mood, & bone & #HeartHealth, but small steps can make a difference.
🦴 Support bone health
❤️ Protect heart health
😴 Prioritize sleep
🧠 Pay attention to mood
➡️ Talk with a health care provider about ways to manage symptoms & support your health. #HealthyAging ms.spr.ly/6013aJJSX
ALT A woman wearing a beige blouse looks to the side. Text displayed, \"Navigate Menopause with Confidence. Find the latest menopause resources to keep you informed and in control of your journey. womenshealth.gov/menopause.\" OWH logo.
Women Physicians Leadership Academy retweeted
We asked our community: What does “You Belong Here” mean to you?
This answer feels like a deep exhale for anyone who has ever loved medicine and still felt alone inside it. 🧵 1/5
#womeninmedicine
Our #WPLA members @DrElisaChoi and @tilimd working with other leaders at the recent @AmerMedicalAssn #SectionLeadershipRetreat - exchanging ideas and networking to better serve our communities. @MedSocietyNYS #MESF
Women Physicians Leadership Academy retweeted
From immunizations to a better sleep schedule to healthier lunches, you have your patients covered on back-to-school health needs. Watch AAFP president @SCNosalMD share with @NBCNews how a little planning now can mean fewer illnesses, fewer missed days and more time your patients and their families spend focused on learning and enjoying the school year.
Women Physicians Leadership Academy retweeted
Postpartum depression, or depression after childbirth, is common.
Worldwide, more than 10% of pregnant women and women who have just given birth experience depression.
Seeking help is good for you and your baby.
Women Physicians Leadership Academy retweeted
#Physicians, find out everything you need to know about the 2026 #cyclosporiasis outbreak in #MSSNY's new #podcast. Listen now at buzzsprout.com/51522/episode… . IG Link in bio
