“She’s The Boss” Episode 9 – Dr. Kathie-Ann Joseph, Oncological Surgeon & Assistant Professor Of Surgery

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October 13, 2011 ‐ By Liz Burr

About This Episode

Dr. Kathie-Ann Joseph is raising health awareness and saving lives one patient at a time. Joseph’s life-long dream of becoming a doctor coupled with her unwavering work ethic have lead her to become one of New York City’s leading surgeons in fighting breast cancer. An alumna of Harvard and Columbia Universities, Joseph has positioned herself as an advocate for women. An Assistant Professor of Surgery at NYU, Joseph tells us how she shaped her career from childhood to present day. Find out why she’s the boss.

Find out why She’s The Boss.

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  • Ms. Medic

    What an inspiration! I too, am currently a medical student and an aspiring surgeon. 
    This video served as nothing but inspiration for me. Whenever I’m feeling a little down or stressed out, I will make sure to watch this video, to help me keep on going! :)
    Thank you MadameNoire!

  • kadencesip

    Soror Kathie Ann is simply amazing. I had the pleasure of sitting on a panel with her and to experience her sharing nuggets in person is AWESOME

  • Kam

    I think the music needs to be turned down a bit.

  • Aimee

    Great! Love you all Madame Noire! This interview was so inspiring and I wish it could be longer:) Keep the good work up Madame Noire!!!!!!!

  • Keala

    Extraordinary women please keep these stories coming we need to see more of them and not just want the bias media shows.

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