The EthnoMed Podcast

The official podcast of EthnoMed.org, a website based in the Interpreter Services Department at Harborview Medical Center which serves as a cultural bridge connecting providers and patients with resources for cross-cultural medicine. The podcast features provider interviews, community highlights, and topical episodes related to cross-cultural medicine.

The EthnoMed Podcast is a health podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 33 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #32

  Provider Pulse Ep. 32: Dr. Ayman Youssef, MD (Part 2) - From Texas to Harborview: Information is the Key

  Apr 23, 202632 minS1

  <p>Send us Fan Mail</p><p>Getting into medical school felt like the finish line. It wasn't.</p><p>In Part Two of our conversation with Dr. Ayman Youssef, Chief Resident of Quality Improvement in Internal Medicine at Harborview Medical Center, we pick up where we left off in medical school in Galveston, Texas where his sense of belonging had to be earned all over again.</p><p>Ayman takes us through the culture shock of medical school, a formative summer in Amman working with Palestinian refugees through UNRWA, and a residency match that didn't go according to plan...

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  Episode #31

  Provider Pulse Ep. 31: Dr. Ayman Youssef, MD (Part 1) - From Texas to Harborview: Finding Identity and a Place at the Table

  Mar 29, 202628 minS1

  <p>Send us Fan Mail</p><p>What does it mean to belong somewhere when you've never quite fit anywhere?</p><p>In this episode of the Provider Pulse Series EthnoMed Podcast, we interview Dr. Ayman Youssef, Chief Resident of Quality Improvement in Internal Medicine at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle. Ayman grew up in Houston as the bicultural son of an Egyptian Muslim father and an American mother — finding he never quite fit in at his Islamic school or in public school.</p><p>His path to Harborview was anything but direct. It wound through a series of engineering ma...

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  Episode #30

  Provider Pulse Ep. 30: Dr. Anuj Khattar, MD (Part 2) - Medicine, Burnout, and Finding Balance

  Jan 4, 202632 minS1

  <p>Send us Fan Mail</p><p>"The medical system we have is very oppressive in this country. It doesn't primarily value humanity and the human experience and the health of human beings."</p><p>In Part 2 of our conversation with family physician Dr. Anuj Khattar, the idealism we traced in Part 1 collides with the realities of the American healthcare system. This episode isn't comfortable—it's not meant to be.</p><p>Dr. Khattar walks us through what happens when a values-driven physician enters a system designed around different priorities. From 30-hour shifts in residency to patients unable to afford ca...

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  Episode #29

  Provider Pulse Ep. 29: Dr. Anuj Khattar, MD (Part 1) - The Making of a Community Doctor

  Dec 21, 202532 minS1

  <p>Send us Fan Mail</p><p>What happens when an idealistic pre-med student becomes a physician and discovers the healthcare system isn't quite what they expected? In this first part of our conversation with Dr. Anuj Khattar, we trace the path from a diverse San Jose childhood to six different healthcare jobs across Seattle.</p><p>Dr. Khattar currently works as medical director at Cedar River Clinics, teaches at Swedish Family Medicine and ICHS, provides care at Planned Parenthood, runs a ketamine-assisted therapy practice, and works urgent care—a portfolio that reflects both passion and the complex realities of mo...

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  Episode #28

  Provider Pulse Ep. 28: Bayle Conrad, MPH (Part 2) - Finding Agency in the Work

  Dec 14, 202540 minS1

  <p>Send us Fan Mail</p><p>After her crisis of conscience in Kenya, Bayle Conrad made a decision: no more international work. But finding her place in global health wasn't that simple.</p><p>In this second part of our conversation, Bayle returns to Seattle with an MPH degree and more questions than answers. She turns down international jobs she's qualified for, takes a microfinance position that still involves those same power dynamics, and eventually stumbles into refugee resettlement work at the International Rescue Committee—a job she wasn't sure she could do.</p><p>What follows is six ye...

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