Dr. Julie Ann Francis, a leading Lakeridge Health Doctor and division head of Gynecology Oncology at Lakeridge Health, is dedicated to inspiring the next generation of women in science. In honor of the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, Dr. Francis shared invaluable advice for girls interested in pursuing careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). She emphasized the importance of discipline, stating that perseverance and repetition are key to mastering any skill. Dr. Francis also stressed the value of collaboration, urging young girls to work together with peers and mentors. Gaining hands-on experience and not fearing failure were also highlighted as crucial steps in building a successful career in STEM. As part of her ongoing commitment to mentorship, Dr. Francis announced two upcoming events hosted by Lakeridge Health, aimed at helping students explore STEM career pathways. These events will provide the opportunity for participants to gain practical insights into health care careers and network with professionals in the field.
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