142. The Unconventionals: Henna Sawhney and Mohamed Khalif, MD

<div class="HeaderWrapper-sc-__sc-1bypfuk-3 ekeBRE" data-qa= "question-header"><span class= "TextWrapper-sc-__sc-1f8vz90-0 cjJRMy"><span id= "statement-da45ce8c-46ad-4f15-bf40-cb37e5706cc3-0pV7jby1wsngOOxp-title" class="TextWrapper-sc-__sc-1f8vz90-0 kPlYWi" role="heading" data-qa="block-title deep-purple-block-title" aria-live="off" aria-level="2"><em>The CE experience for this </em><em>Podcast</em><em> is powered by CMEfy - click here to reflect and earn credits: </em><a title= "https://earnc.me/1zeC1h" href="https://earnc.me/1zeC1h" target= "_blank" rel= "noopener">https://earnc.me/1zeC1h</a></span></span></div> <div class="SpacerWrapper-sc-__sc-4rs8xl-0 lmMTRM"> </div> <div class="SpacerWrapper-sc-__sc-4rs8xl-0 lmMTRM">With the 2023 Match day right around the corner, please enjoy this encore presentation of Drs. Sawhney and Khalif discussion about the challenges with the match program, and what can happen if things do not go the way you want them to.</div> <p><strong>Henna Sawhney</strong> is a graduate of St. George’s University of London Medical Program and currently works  a Public Health Advisor with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. She is one of the co-founders and executive board members of the American Society of Physicians (ASP), a non-profit organization committed to reversing the physician shortage and promoting patient well being.</p> <p>Henna is a California native and has a BA in Gender and Women Studies from UC Berkeley which influenced her passion to address disparities in health and medicine. While in medical school, she participated in free mobile clinics providing care to rural and underserved communities in Cyprus and continued these efforts as a volunteer with Remote Area Medical and migrant clinics. While she has not pursued Residency training, she has continued serving underserved communities and has gained licensure in 4 states while working throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.</p> <p>Her background in policy and clinical research have afforded her diverse opportunities to id