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2021 Accelerating Women and Minority Physicists - Session: Advocacy and Leadership with the AAPM

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Pathways to Leadership through the AAPM
Jean Moran, PhD, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
MoranJ2@mskcc.org

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	Value of the Medical Physicist and Advocacy - Mahadevappa Mahesh, PhD, Johns Hopkins Univ
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	Pathways to Leadership through the AAPM - Ashley Cetnar, MS, The Ohio State University - James Cancer Hospital
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2021 Accelerating Women and Minority Physicists - Session: Advocacy and Leadership with the AAPM

This video is currently visible only to AAPM Members, Affiliates and Developing Country Educational Associates. Embargo periods are typically one year from the date the presentation was first published.