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AAS Ethics Committee Online Auction – Artist I.E. McElroy

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From the AAS Ethics Committee’s 2021 Artwork and Essay Contest, five artists donated their work to our Online Auction, raising funds for the Henri Ford Junior Faculty Research Award.  This week we showcase the artists and their work.

 

About the Art: Two Americas – We live in two Americas. One where, when I leave the hospital, my white coat/title does not protect me. While COVID initially brought us all together, it did not take long for Black Americans to be reminded that racism would still overwhelming impact our daily lives. From disparities in COVID-related outcomes, to police murdering Black people. The pandemic only increased the gap between the Two Americas we live in.

 

About the Artist: I. E. McElroy, Massachusetts General Hospital. Dr. McElroy is a Black female surgeon-activist. Her call to surgery is as much driven by her desire to help people as much as it is by her desire to challenge injustice and prejudice within the medical institution.

Auction closes Monday, August 26, 2022

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Imani McElroy, MD

Imani McElroy, MD

I am a PGY3 general surgery research resident currently in my second year of career development time. I double as a T32 clinical researcher as well as the MGPO administrative surgical fellow. I will be pursuing fellowship training in vascular surgery. My research interests include disparities in access to care at the population level and patient level, complex aortic disease, coagulopathies following lower extremity revascularization, and disparities in limb salvage.
Imani McElroy, MD
Imani McElroy, MD

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About Imani McElroy, MD

I am a PGY3 general surgery research resident currently in my second year of career development time. I double as a T32 clinical researcher as well as the MGPO administrative surgical fellow. I will be pursuing fellowship training in vascular surgery. My research interests include disparities in access to care at the population level and patient level, complex aortic disease, coagulopathies following lower extremity revascularization, and disparities in limb salvage.