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Also you can check out Real Women, Real Stories, along with my story here.
About Dr. Toni Marengo:
Dr. Toni Marengo is a specialist in women’s healthcare, the Chief Medical Officer of Planned Parenthood of the Pacific Southwest (PPPSW), and on the Executive Council for District IX for the American College of Ob/Gyns. She earned her undergraduate degree from Stanford University (’96), her medical degree from Northwestern University (’00), and completed her residency training at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center (’04) where she served as Administrative Chief Resident in her PGY-4 year. After residency she served in the United States Navy as a staff Ob/Gyn and was honorably discharged as a Lieutenant Commander (’07).
See the podcast summary here.
Resources:
Women of the Military Mentorship Program
Girl's Guide to Military Service available where books are sold.
Thank you to Healthy Women for sponsoring this week's episode. Go check out the amazing resources Healthy Women has created for military women through their new program Ready, Healthy and Able.
Also you can check out Real Women, Real Stories, along with my story here.
About Dr. Toni Marengo:
Dr. Toni Marengo is a specialist in women’s healthcare, the Chief Medical Officer of Planned Parenthood of the Pacific Southwest (PPPSW), and on the Executive Council for District IX for the American College of Ob/Gyns. She earned her undergraduate degree from Stanford University (’96), her medical degree from Northwestern University (’00), and completed her residency training at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center (’04) where she served as Administrative Chief Resident in her PGY-4 year. After residency she served in the United States Navy as a staff Ob/Gyn and was honorably discharged as a Lieutenant Commander (’07).
See the podcast summary here.
Resources:
Women of the Military Mentorship Program
Girl's Guide to Military Service available where books are sold.
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