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Join date: Jan 30, 2019

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Dr. Morgan Sweere is an Emergency Medicine physician practicing currently in Jacksonville, Florida. She completed medical school and a masters of public health at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, and she completed her Emergency Medicine residency at University of Florida Jacksonville, where she also served as Chief Resident. She is the 2026 Indiana University Motorsports Medicine Fellow and Track Physician at Volusia Speedway, where she works as one of the first physicians in dirt track racing. An avid writer, she is a prior Editor-in-Chief for EMRA’s EM Resident magazine and has been published in EM Resident, SheMD, Doximity, White Coat Investor, and MedForums. Her hobbies include walking on the beach with her dog, reading, and embroidery.


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Jul 9, 20263 min
Driving Your Career Like a Girl
Every woman in medicine can relate to being in a role once thought of as only for and occupied by men. In motorsports, females are few and far between, but that is changing every day as more women get involved in the field. Overall, women account for about 4% of racing drivers, but they also represent other areas within the field of motorsports–team principals, engineers, pit crew members, and safety and medical staff.

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Apr 16, 20263 min
SheMD Journal Club: Gender Bias in Resident Assessment in Graduate Medical Education
Here at sheMD, we believe in the importance of practicing Evidence-Based Medicine. We believe the same principles apply to discussing Gender and Medical Education. Therefore, we are bringing you an entire Journal Club series! Our series will focus on foundational and new literature within the gender and medicine space. This post contains affiliate links. SheMD will make a commission at no extra cost to you should you click the link and make a purchase. Readour disclosure for more info....

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Sep 28, 20253 min
SheMD Journal Club: Time Spent on Professional Activities and Unwaged Domestic Work
Here at sheMD, we believe in the importance of practicing Evidence-Based Medicine. We believe the same principles apply to discussing Gender and Medical Education. Therefore, we are bringing you an entire Journal Club series! Our series will focus on foundational and new literature within the gender and medicine space. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2146981/ Why is this article important? Female physicians are more likely than male physicians to start working full time and...

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