Megan McLarenGuestJordan RobertsonHostAnd I want to talk first about your associateship and your joining of like an established clinic with a veteran clinician who is amazing.
I would love to hear about like what your path was like after graduation and how you made that decision to align yourself with such a like longstanding community successful clinic.
But like what you get out of that position and what you and I have talked about like off camera, I think is such a valuable discussion around how to make a good decision about where to work as an early young associate.
Walk us through your like short career up until this point and how you made that decision to join the clinic that you're at.

I was told during the CCNM to get my foot in the door as many clinics as possible to see what fills my cup, what lights my fire, what I can see myself doing forever, essentially.

And then I, for my externship, I did one exactly where I am now at the clinic in Peterborough.

I loved the dynamic, I loved the value that we could offer for women in terms of all the different buckets that we can support.

In terms of the value of working with such an amazing team, so beautifully essential.

I mean, you graduate, you write your board exams and you're like, okay, like buckle up.

Like I remember my very first patient, I was like, okay, but like my colleagues were here before and supporting me.

And they're always constantly asking how they can support me, asking if I need anything.

And they also ask me questions about their patients, too, which makes me feel valued and appreciated.
And I want to talk first about your associateship and your joining of like an established clinic with a veteran clinician who is amazing.
I would love to hear about like what your path was like after graduation and how you made that decision to align yourself with such a like longstanding community successful clinic.
But like what you get out of that position and what you and I have talked about like off camera, I think is such a valuable discussion around how to make a good decision about where to work as an early young associate.
Walk us through your like short career up until this point and how you made that decision to join the clinic that you're at.

I was told during the CCNM to get my foot in the door as many clinics as possible to see what fills my cup, what lights my fire, what I can see myself doing forever, essentially.

And then I, for my externship, I did one exactly where I am now at the clinic in Peterborough.

I loved the dynamic, I loved the value that we could offer for women in terms of all the different buckets that we can support.

In terms of the value of working with such an amazing team, so beautifully essential.

I mean, you graduate, you write your board exams and you're like, okay, like buckle up.

Like I remember my very first patient, I was like, okay, but like my colleagues were here before and supporting me.

And they're always constantly asking how they can support me, asking if I need anything.

And they also ask me questions about their patients, too, which makes me feel valued and appreciated.
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