Women In Healthcare DC Chapter

Professional development for Women in Healthcare. Empowering, supporting & mentoring through shared techniques, leads, contacts, products and services.

[Women In Healthcare DC Chapter @WomenInHealthDC]

Join us next week on Thursday, December 10 for drinks, discussion, and holiday cheer! Anyone is welcome to attend! Reserve your spot today: https://t.co/m5wBMCY7Fo

[Johns Hopkins University @JohnsHopkins]

Congratulations to Lauren Gardner on being named one of the 2020 #TIME100 for her leadership in the creation of the Johns Hopkins #COVID19 Dashboard.
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[Inova @InovaHealth]

Inova Loudoun Hospital‘s facility dog Jeremiah shows us the do’s and don’ts of wearing a face mask. Wearing a face mask correctly can help prevent the spread of COVID-19. #StoptheSpread #InThisTogether #MaskUpNOVA

[Women In Healthcare DC Chapter @WomenInHealthDC]

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[American Academy of Pediatrics @AmerAcadPeds]

Help protect yourself, your children, and your community, including essential workers during #COVID19, by having your family vaccinated for the flu. #FightFlu https://t.co/w7Wbeg5Egl

[Women In Healthcare DC Chapter @WomenInHealthDC]

Today we commemorate the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment and all of the thousands of women who made this possible—including those women of color who don’t get the credit they deserve. https://t.co/qgtnVLPgcm

[Women In Healthcare DC Chapter @WomenInHealthDC]

2 More Weeks to Register for Golf! - https://t.co/JffPTbF59h

[Women In Healthcare DC Chapter @WomenInHealthDC]

Last Chance to Register for WIH PHX July's Coffee Meet & Greet - https://t.co/VwXcuLVGMa

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Save the Date! 8/11 - https://t.co/Mtr8swGVL2

[Women In Healthcare DC Chapter @WomenInHealthDC]

To prepare for our June 30th webinar, we want to hear from you! In less than 5 minutes, tell us about your experience building & maintaining your professional network by completing this survey: https://t.co/mTGI7k5PNJ

[Women In Healthcare DC Chapter @WomenInHealthDC]

We build networks throughout our lives and it takes attention to keep them thriving and relevant. Learn how to grow, maintain, and leverage yours by registering today for our webinar & workshop! https://t.co/2rLagJ96s8

[ArlingtonCountyPD @ArlingtonVaPD]

Our healthcare personnel are working tirelessly on the front lines of the #COVID19 pandemic. To show our support and appreciation, we saluted @VHC_Hospital staff during tonight’s shift change. Thank you for all you do!

[Women In Healthcare DC Chapter @WomenInHealthDC]

Here's to strong women. May we know them. May we be them. May we raise them. #InternationalWomensDay

[WomenInHealthcareUK @WIH_UK]

Celebrating #women’s month @womensday #IWD2020 #EqualforEqual

[Women In Healthcare DC Chapter @WomenInHealthDC]

Succeeding in today's workforce requires a combination of refined skills, emotional intelligence, & a great mentor that will guide you toward the growth trajectory you’re aiming for in your career. What are you waiting for? https://t.co/kmQkhf1atF

[Forbes @Forbes]

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[Women In Healthcare DC Chapter @WomenInHealthDC]

SCHEDULE CHANGE | Our Mentorship Mixer will now be held on February 26th. Register today so you don't miss out on this signature #WIHDC program! https://t.co/xVqjSi3KzO

[Women In Healthcare DC Chapter @WomenInHealthDC]

Our 2020 is off to a great start thanks to the 70+ incredible individuals who joined us for an evening of celebration, learning, and networking! #WIHDC

[Women In Healthcare DC Chapter @WomenInHealthDC]

Mentorship can help advance both your career and your personal growth. That’s why #WIHDC is excited to launch our signature mentorship program on February 19th!

Register today at:
https://t.co/kmQkhf1atF

[Channel 4 News @Channel4News]

“It works like in any government… we don’t meet in a female locker room and have locker-room talk.”

Finnish PM Sanna Marin, who runs a coalition government alongside four other female leaders, says she hopes an administration like hers will be “seen as normal” in the future.