HIT Like a Girl Pod: Empowering Women...
HIT Like a Girl Pod is back—with Joy Rios, Grace Vinton, and Rebecca Love.
Three women. Three lenses. One big conversation about the future of healthcare, technology, and leadership.
Policy & tech. Patient. Nursing.
Each mini-series begins with all three of us around the mic, framing the big question. Then each of us hosts an episode through our own lens—bringing you voices you haven't heard, perspectives you haven't considered, and healthcare conversations that actually matter.
We don't have all the answers. We just know these conversations are worth having.
This podcast is built on joy, fueled by love, and led with grace.
Bigger vision. Deeper impact. Stronger together.
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Mary Ellen Beliveau
Mary Ellen Beliveau, Founder and CEO of Knowledge to Practice shares how her daughter’s battle with congenital heart disease drove her to improving the delivery of value-based care.
31 min
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Dr. Jordana Haber
25 min
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Mary Wrenn
21 min
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Dr. Adaira Landry
12 min
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Michael Blumental
24 min
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Corinne Stroum
27 min
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Linda Finkel
29 min
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Dr. Leslie Meserve
23 min
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Erin Benson
22 min
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Dr. Jenifer Leaf Jaeger
Dr. Jaeger talks to us about population health and how it focuses on health disparities and makes an effort to move toward health equity.
37 min
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Dr. Betty Rabinowitz
21 min
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Sheri Stoltenberg
36 min
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Dr. Lucienne Ide
Dr. Lucienne Ide, founder of Rimidi Health, shares how their solution is helping to keep the administrative and operational burden in healthcare settings to a minimum by surveying patients about their COVID symptoms before their scheduled visits.
22 min
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Andrea Tait
31 min
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Ann Barnes
32 min
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Dr. Aditi Joshi
30 min
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Dr. Geeta Nayyar
25 min
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Melissa Frieswick
We talk all things maternal health with Melissa Frieswick, from Maven Clinic. She’s on a mission to help women who have decided to start a grow a family thrive. Maven supports women at all stages of their maternal journey, from fertility, to loss, to returning to work and breastfeeding support, their telemedicine health network allows families to speak with their specialist with as little as 15-minutes notice. Impressive!
29 min
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Anika Heavener
Global health experience at work in Massachusetts
26 min
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Mary Jane Konstantin
Clinically-focused Leadership for Population Health
28 min
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Julia Hu
Artificial Intelligence Meets Chronic Conditions
24 min
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Mollie Gelburd
Policy Inside Industry Organizations
29 min
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Andrea Wilson Woods
Patient Advocate and Author: Better Off Bald
42 min
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Katie Adamson
How the YMCA is way more than a gym
48 min
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Grace Cordovano
Patient Advocate, Educator, Coordinator, and Supporter
33 min