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  • In this quick but powerful 11-minute episode of RTs Share Tea, we're diving into a question many healthcare professionals ask themselves:

    "How do I build trust on social media without feeling fake or salesy?"

    Whether you're a Respiratory Therapist, nurse, physician, asthma educator, or healthcare advocate, your voice matters. Patients and communities are looking for credible healthcare professionals they can connect with and learn from online.

    In this episode, I share why showing up on social media is important for healthcare professionals and reveal the 3 "S"s that can help you become a trusted voice online:

    ✨ Self-Awareness – Know who you are, what you stand for, and the unique perspective you bring to your audience.

    ✨ Self-Validation – Stop waiting for permission or external approval. Your education, experience, and lived journey have value.

    ✨ Self-Confidence – Trust yourself enough to show up consistently, share your expertise, and connect authentically with the people you're called to serve.

    These 3 "S"s are pure gold when it comes to building credibility, creating meaningful connections, and establishing trust with patients and followers in the digital space.

    If you've been hesitant to post, share your expertise, or step into thought leadership, this episode is your reminder that people don't just trust credentials—they trust authenticity.

    Grab your tea and join the conversation because your voice has the power to educate, inspire, and make an impact.

    ☕ RTs Share Tea: Where Respiratory Therapists Live Out Loud.

    #RTsShareTea #HealthcareProfessional #SocialMediaStrategy #RespiratoryTherapist #HealthcareLeadership #PersonalBranding #PatientEducation #HealthcareInfluencer #MedicalProfessionals #TheeAsthmaLady #HealthCommunication #HealthcareMarketing #ProfessionalDevelopment #HealthcareContentCreator #TrustBuilding

  • Can you build a healthcare consulting business while still working at the bedside? The answer is yes—and in this episode of RTs Share Tea, I’m sharing how I’ve done exactly that.

    As a practicing Respiratory Therapist and healthcare consultant, I’ve learned that your clinical experience can open doors far beyond direct patient care without requiring you to leave the bedside behind. In fact, many of the skills that make us effective healthcare professionals—communication, problem-solving, education, and leadership—can also become the foundation of a successful consulting business.

    Join me as I share my personal journey into healthcare consulting and practical lessons for healthcare professionals who are interested in creating additional streams of impact and income while continuing to serve patients.

    In this episode, we'll discuss:
    ☕ How I got started in healthcare consulting while maintaining my clinical career
    ☕ Identifying your expertise and consulting niche
    ☕ Building credibility and professional relationships
    ☕ Turning your healthcare knowledge into solutions for organizations and communities
    ☕ Common mistakes new consultants make and how to avoid them

    As "Thee Asthma Lady," I've discovered that you don't have to choose between bedside care and business ownership. You can continue making a difference with patients while creating opportunities to educate, advocate, and consult in ways that extend your impact beyond the hospital walls.

    If you've ever wondered how to leverage your healthcare experience into consulting opportunities, this episode will give you the encouragement and practical insights to get started.

    🎙️ Grab your tea and join the conversation as we explore how healthcare professionals can expand their influence, build meaningful businesses, and create impact both at the bedside and beyond.

    #RTsShareTea #HealthcareConsulting #RespiratoryTherapist #HealthcareEntrepreneur #TheeAsthmaLady #CareerGrowth #HealthcareLeadership #ProfessionalDevelopment #WomenInBusiness #SideHustleSuccess #BeyondTheBedside

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  • May is more than a month on the calendar — it’s a reminder that millions of people are living with asthma every single day. In this episode of the RTs Share Tea podcast, we’re talking about How to Make an Impact During Asthma Awareness Month and why raising awareness truly matters.

    Join Linda "Thee Asthma Lady" as she breaks down the purpose of Asthma Awareness Month, how education and advocacy can save lives, and simple but meaningful ways anyone can make a difference — whether you’re a healthcare professional, caregiver, asthma warrior, or supporter.

    From sharing asthma education online to checking in on loved ones with asthma, promoting asthma friendly environments, and supporting your community, this episode is filled with practical ways to create impact without feeling overwhelmed.

    If you’ve ever wondered how your voice, platform, or daily actions can help spread asthma awareness, this conversation will inspire you to start where you are and use what you have.

    Tune in for an empowering conversation about advocacy, community, and making asthma awareness a year-round mission.

    #AsthmaAwarenessMonth #AsthmaEducation #RespiratoryTherapist #AsthmaDisparities #TheeAsthmaLAdy #RtsShareTea

  • Navigating the military healthcare system can feel overwhelming—but it doesn’t have to be.

    In this episode of the Rts Share Tea Podcast, guest co-host Dr. JoNise Caleb drops real gems starting with one powerful reminder: “You have to learn the lay of the land.” From understanding how the system works to building confidence in your voice, this conversation is all about helping you move from confused to empowered.

    We break down what it really means to be empaneled with a Primary Care Manager (PCM), why that relationship matters, and how it can impact your access to care. Dr. Caleb also shares practical strategies for advocating for yourself and your family, including the importance of asking questions—yes, all the questions.

    Whether you’re a service member, military family member, healthcare professional, or community advocate, this episode will give you tools to navigate with clarity and confidence.

    ✨ In this episode, we cover:

    ✅️How to “learn the lay of the land” in military healthcare

    ✅️What it means to be assigned to a PCM (Primary Care Manager)

    ✅️Common challenges in accessing care—and how to overcome them

    ✅️How to advocate for yourself without hesitation

    ✅️Why asking questions can change your healthcare experience

    This is your reminder: you deserve to be heard, supported, and cared for—no matter the system.

    🎧 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more real conversations that empower you to take control of your health and career.

    #MilitaryHealthcare #Tricare #PatientAdvocacy

    #HealthcareNavigation #RespiratoryTherapist #AsthmaEducation #RtsShareTea #TheeAsthmaLady

  • Ready to move with intention in your career and your finances?

    In this episode of Rts Share Tea, we’re joined by guest co-host Gbolahan Harris to talk about strategic planning for healthcare professionals, leadership in Respiratory Care, and building financial resilience.

    From his journey as a Respiratory Therapist to becoming a Director and entrepreneur, Gbolahan shares practical insights on how to grow your career, think long-term, and make smarter financial moves.

    If you’re ready to stop winging it and start planning with purpose—this episode is for you. Tune in and share with a fellow RT who needs this conversation.

    #RespiratoryTherapyCareers, #healthcareleadership, #financialplanning, #RTcareergrowth, #healthcareentrepreneurship, #financialresilience

  • Asthma education doesn’t have to overwhelm patients to be effective.

    In this episode of RTs Share Tea, Linda Fry — Thee Asthma Lady — shares 4 patient-friendly asthma self-management videos that asthma educators and respiratory therapists can use to improve patient understanding and build confidence.

    If you work with patients with asthma, you already know: Clear, simple education is key to better asthma control and fewer unnecessary ER visits.

    These short, easy-to-follow videos reinforce essential self-management skills patients can revisit anytime.

    In this episode, you’ll learn how to use videos that cover:

    • The basics of asthma

    • Identifying and managing asthma triggers

    • Understanding how to use an Asthma Action Plan

    • Proper inhaler technique

    Linda also shares practical strategies for integrating these tools into clinic visits, community programs, and follow-up care to strengthen patient engagement and long-term asthma self-management.

    And no — this episode is not sponsored. No partnerships. No promo codes. Just me sharing the tea on resources I personally use and trust in my asthma education work.

    If you're a Respiratory Therapist, Asthma Educator (AE-C), Community Health Worker, or healthcare professional, this episode will give you practical tools to simplify asthma education and support stronger patient outcomes. Subscribe for more conversations on respiratory care, asthma education, and professional growth for RTs.

    Videos mentioned below:

    AAFA Asthma Basic

    https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CSpr9mvMtLo

    TedEx Asthma 101

    https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=PzfLDi-sL3w

    For how to use Asthma Action Plan

    https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dvcBapdEFaU&pp=0gcJCY4Bo7VqN5tD

    For inhaler technique

    https://allergyasthmanetwork.org/what-is-asthma/how-to-use-asthma-inhalers/#MDI

    Bonus webinar for asthma educators

    https://allergyasthmanetwork.org/webinars-updates/effective-patient-education-for-asthma/

    #AsthmaEducation #RespiratoryTherapist #AsthmaSelfManagement #AsthmaControl #AsthmaEducator #PatientEducation #RTsShareTea

  • What happens when one of the most trusted careers in America is suddenly labeled as not a “real" profession?

    In this powerful episode of Rts Share Tea, Linda “Thee Asthma Lady” sits down with nursing expert and research scientist Dr. Jenny Uguru, DNP, RN to unpack the current state of nursing, higher education access, student loan debt, and the growing concerns around nurse and patient safety.From advanced degrees and leadership roles to being told nursing isn’t a “real” profession — we’re talking about it ALL.

    In this episode, we discuss:️

    ️-The stigma of calling nursing a “non-professional” career️

    -Barriers to higher education for nurses️

    -The impact of student debt in healthcare️

    -Why nurse safety = patient safety️

    -The future of the nursing profession

    Dr. Uguru brings her leadership experience, clinical expertise, and real-world perspective to this timely conversation about respect, policy, and the future of healthcare. If you’re a nurse, healthcare professional, student, or someone passionate about healthcare equity and professional recognition — this episode is for you. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe to join the W.H.E.E.Z.E.R. community.

    https://bhw.hrsa.gov/funding/apply-loan-repayment/nurse-corps

    #NursingProfession #NurseLife #HealthcareLeadership #NursingEducation #PatientSafety #StudentLoanDebt #NursingCrisis #HealthcarePolicy #RtsShareTea

  • In this episode of Rts Share Tea podcast, we break down how stress triggers asthma symptoms and why flare-ups often show up during high-pressure moments like work stress, caregiving, financial strain, or emotional overwhelm.

    As a Respiratory Therapist and Asthma Education Specialist, I explain the stress–asthma connection in simple terms, including why stress can tighten airways, change breathing patterns, and make asthma harder to control—especially for those with non-allergic. You’ll also walk away with practical, asthma-safe stress management tools you can actually use—while keeping one thing very clear: stress management supports asthma control, but it does not replace medications or your asthma action plan.

    Topics covered:

    -How stress impacts the lungs and airways

    -Why stress is a real asthma trigger (not “all in your head”)

    -Everyday stressors that can worsen asthma symptoms

    -Safe, supportive stress-management strategies for people with asthma

    -How to talk to your healthcare team about stress and asthma control

    If you or someone you love notices asthma flares during stressful times, this episode is for you.

    Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share with someone who needs this reminder that better breathing includes caring for your whole self.

    #AsthmaEducation #AsthmaAwareness #LivingWithAsthma

    #AsthmaControl #AsthmaSupport

  • Imagine choosing public health as your career path… only to be told it’s not a “real” profession. 😳

    In this powerful episode of the RTs Share Tea Podcast, host Linda "Thee Asthma Lady" sits down with Dr. Anthony Santella, a nationally recognized public health expert and academic, to unpack a major policy shift that could reshape the future of public health education and the workforce.

    This episode was a must for me to cover — because I would not be where I am today as Thee Asthma Lady without my Master of Public Health layered on top of my Respiratory Therapist skills, and without Dr. Santella pulling me deeper into the public health space early in my career. This conversation is both professional and personal.

    Dr. Santella breaks down — in plain language — the Federal Department of Education’s reclassification of public health as a non-professional degree, why this decision matters, and how it could impact:

    ✔️ Public health students

    ✔️ Higher education programs

    ✔️ Workforce pipelines

    ✔️ Community and population health outcomes

    We also dive into what inspired Dr. Santella to enter public health, his journey into academia, and what he believes lies ahead for the field if this policy stands. This episode blends expertise, lived experience, and real talk about why public health deserves recognition, protection, and investment — now more than ever.

    ☕ The tea is hot, the conversation is necessary, and the implications are real.

    👇 Join the conversation in the comments and let us know:

    How do YOU think this policy could impact the future of public health?

    #PublicHealthEducation, #MPHDegree, #DepartmentofEducationPolicy, #PublicHealthWorkforce, #AnthonySantella, #TheeAsthmaLady, #RespiratoryTherapist, #PublicHealthCareers, #Rts #HigherEducationPolicy, #HealthEquity, #CommunityHealth, #teaspills, #asthma,

  • In this vlog-style episode of RTs Share Tea, I’m taking you with me behind the scenes at AARC Congress 2025 in Phoenix, Arizona — and let me tell you, this conference shifted something in me.

    From early-morning sessions to hallway conversations that fed my soul, this year’s AARC experience reminded me why we, as Respiratory Therapists, have to keep investing in ourselves, keep learning, and keep betting on our future selves.

    I’m sharing:
    ✨ How networking at AARC 2025 expanded my vision for my career
    ✨ What lifelong learning really looks like outside the classroom
    ✨ Why your professional growth matters just as much as the care you give

    This episode is for any Respiratory Therapist who’s ever felt stuck, overlooked, tired, under-inspired, or unsure of what’s next. If you need a sign to keep going, keep growing, and keep showing up — this is it.

    Pull up, sip some tea, and let’s talk about how AARC Congress 2025 truly changed the way I see my future as an RT.

    #AARCCongress2025 #respiratorytherapists #Respiratorytherapycareergrowth #lifelonglearning #Networking #Respiratorycare #healthcarejobsbesidesnursing #Respiratorytherapyschool

  • In this episode of the RTs Share Tea Podcast, we’re diving deep into the powerful impact of Community Health Workers (CHWs) with special guest co-host Traci Hardin, MPH, AE-C — a nationally respected asthma educator, CHW ally, and public health champion.

    Join us as we share the TEA on how CHWs bridge gaps in care, build trust in underserved communities, and bring asthma education to life in ways that truly change outcomes.

    We discuss:

    💨 Why CHWs are essential partners in asthma self-management

    💨 How education, empathy, and lived experience make CHWs effective

    💨 The training and support CHWs need to thrive

    💨 Real stories from the field — wins, challenges, and lessons learned

    And for all the future asthma educators out there: Traci shares heartfelt advice for CHWs who want to take the Certified Asthma Educator (AE-C) exam but feel intimidated. (Spoiler: She’s your biggest cheerleader!)

    If you care about community health, health equity, asthma education, or empowering frontline workers, this episode is your must-listen.

    Grab your tea — we’re talking community, compassion, and the kind of care that starts where people live, learn, and breathe. 🍵💙

    #RTsShareTeaPodcast #AsthmaEducation #CommunityHealthWorkers #HealthEquity #CHWStrong #TheeAsthmaLady #WHEEZER #AsthmaAwareness #ImpactfulHealthCommunicator

  • From scrubs to slacks — I had to learn quick! 😅

    In this episode of the RTs Share Tea Podcast, host Linda “Thee Asthma Lady” opens up about her transition from night-shift Respiratory Therapist to day-shift healthcare leader and the things she had to learn quickly to adjust.

    If you’ve ever made the leap from bedside to the boardroom (or dream of it), this one’s for you. Linda spills the real tea on what it takes to grow into an administrative role — from adjusting your wardrobe and mindset to mastering emotional intelligence, hosting meetings with confidence, and finding your authentic leadership style.

    💡 In this episode, you’ll hear about:

    ✅️ The culture shock of moving from night shift to administration

    ✅️ How to “dress for the part” and command presence in leadership spaces

    ✅️ Emotional intelligence, body language, and conflict management tips

    ✅️ Coaching vs. managing — and how to lead with empathy

    ✅️ Why delegation and communication are your new superpowers

    Whether you’re an RT ready to level up, a new healthcare leader finding your footing, or someone simply curious about what happens beyond the bedside — this episode will give you encouragement, laughs, and lessons learned along the way.

    🫶🏾 As always, I’m just here sharing the TEA — because growth, like leadership, starts with showing up.

    #RTsShareTeaPodcast #RespiratoryTherapist #HealthcareLeadership #CareerGrowth #TheeAsthmaLady #ProfessionalDevelopment #LeadershipJourney #WHEEZER

  • What if food was the missing piece in asthma control? 🍎

    Let’s talk about how nutrition can transform asthma care in children — especially in communities where access and awareness are often limited.

    In this episode of the RTs Share Tea Podcast, host Linda “Thee Asthma Lady” takes a closer look at a conversation we don’t have enough — the powerful role of nutrition in asthma control.

    We’re talking directly to parents, caretakers, and community leaders about how food choices, inflammation, and access to healthy meals impact asthma — especially in children.

    💨 You’ll learn:

    ✅️The difference between Type 2 and Non-Type 2 Asthma (and why it matters).

    ✅️How childhood obesity and inflammation affect asthma control.

    ✅️Why nutrition and lifestyle changes are key interventions for non–Type 2 asthma.

    ✅️The benefits of a Mediterranean-style diet for better lung health.

    ✅️How to overcome food insecurity that creates barriers to timely asthma management.

    🚨 Important:

    Everyone with asthma should take their prescribed asthma medication as per their treatment plan — regardless of the type of asthma.

    Before making major diet or lifestyle changes, always consult your healthcare team.

    This episode is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice.

    As always, I’m just here sharing the TEA 🍵 — because asthma control starts with awareness, action, and access.

    💛 If this message resonated with you, support the mission at buymeacoffee.com/TheeAsthmaLady — your digital tip jar to keep the advocacy flowing.

    You can also show your support by following us on your favorite podcast streaming platforms. Appreciate you in advance!

    #AsthmaEducation #AsthmaAwareness #AsthmaDiet #ChildhoodAsthma #NutritionAndAsthma #NonType2Asthma #RespiratoryTherapist #AsthmaControl #HealthEquity #FoodInsecurity #WHEEZER #AsthmaDisparities #TheeAsthmaLady #ImpactfulHealthCommunicator

  • In this special 4th year anniversary episode of the Rts Share Tea Podcast, host Linda “Thee Asthma Lady” reflects on the true power of showing up with intention — especially as a Respiratory Therapist, asthma educator, or healthcare communicator. Linda shares practical, real-world strategies to help you stay consistent, build credibility, and create meaningful impact — whether you're at the bedside, leading in the community, or stepping into content creation to educate and empower others. If you’ve ever wondered how to keep your voice strong, stay motivated when no one is clapping yet, or continue showing up as a trusted RT leader — this episode gives you the mindset + momentum to do just that.

    Perfect for:Respiratory Therapists • Asthma Educators • RT students • Aspiring RT podcasters & content creators. Let’s celebrate Respiratory Care Week — and 4 years of intentional impact — by recommitting to the power of consistency, credibility, and shared purpose.

    We always sharing the tea... If you ever learned anything, felt inspired, or informed by the Rts Share Tea podcast you can now support our mission on the continuous fight against asthma disparities by our digital tip jar at buymeacoffee.com/theeasthmalady. Appreciate you in advance!

    For more content like this follow us on IG @theeasthmaladyrt

    #RespiratoryTherapist #AsthmaEducation #RespiratoryCareWeek #HealthcarePodcast #RTLeadership #Consistency #Credibility #TheeAsthmaLady #RtsShareTea #WHEEZERS

  • On RTs Share Tea, we know the difference between sharing the tea and just plain old spilling it! ☕

    In this episode, we’re going behind "The SHIFT" with two current Respiratory Therapy students, Brandon Macak and Keven S., as they share the tea on their experiences in this fresh new edutainment reality series all about the Respiratory Therapy profession — created by Joe Lewis, a.k.a. Respiratory Coach.

    Get the inside scoop on what it’s really like balancing clinicals, camera time, and authentic storytelling that shines a spotlight on the future of respiratory care.

    "The SHIFT" premieres October 16, just in time for Respiratory Care Week, exclusively on the Respiratory Coach YouTube channel — and trust us, this is one show you don’t want to miss!

    So grab your favorite cup, tune in, and let’s share the tea… RT-style. 💙

    For more content like this follow us on:

    IG @theeasthmaladyrt

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  • Episode Description:
    What happens when a Respiratory Therapist takes the leap into entrepreneurship?

    In this episode of RTs Share Tea Podcast, we explore where Respiratory Therapy meets entrepreneurship with special guest co-host Quincy Futrell. From the spark that led him to start his own RT staffing agency to the challenges and triumphs along the way, Quincy shares how passion, standards, and community have shaped his journey.

    We talk about the power of networking, the importance of holding yourself to a higher standard, and the blessing of being able to hire friends and former students as part of the solution to staffing challenges.

    This episode is a reminder that respiratory therapists are not only clinicians but also innovators and leaders creating new opportunities for the field.

    #WorldNeedsMoreRTs #RTsShareTea #Entrepreneurship #RespiratoryTherapy #Podcast

  • In this episode, we’re joined by my former supervisor in the Asthma Program, the smart and warm-hearted Desire LaTempa for a thoughtful conversation on how AI tools can change the game for asthma self-management — and how you, yes YOU, as a healthcare professional, could play a meaningful role in shaping the future of care.

    We unpack:
    🤖 How AI can support patients in better managing their asthma
    🩺 Ways healthcare professionals can contribute to AI development
    💼 The surprising career and collaboration opportunities emerging in the AI space
    💡 Ethical and practical considerations when tech meets human care

    This is more than a tech chat — it’s about imagining a future where compassion and innovation walk hand-in-hand. You'll leave this episode feeling informed, inspired, and maybe even a little fuzzy inside knowing your role as a healthcare pro could reach beyond the bedside.

    ✨ Follow us on IG @theeasthmaladyrt for more behind-the-scenes gems and community convos.
    💬 Question of the day: Could you see yourself working with or building AI tools in the healthcare space? Tell us in the comments!

    🫶 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe — your support keeps our tea hot and our lungs happy.

  • Healthcare professionals — are your patients struggling to afford their asthma medications? In this episode, Dr. Damien Fisher, PharmD, explains the impact of Medicaid cuts, the truth about PBM (Pharmacy Benefit Manager) reform, and what healthcare providers can do to help patients access affordable prescriptions.

    We cover:

    ✔️ What PBMs are and why PBM reform affects medication access

    ✔️ The connection between Medicaid cuts and prescription affordability

    ✔️ How to help asthma patients when they say “I can’t afford my meds”

    ✔️ Strategies to guide patients through medication assistance programs

    Whether you’re a Respiratory Therapist, pharmacist, nurse, or provider, you’ll gain actionable insights to better serve patients facing cost barriers.

    👉 Subscribe for more episodes on asthma care, healthcare advocacy, and respiratory therapy education.

    📲 Follow on IG: @theeasthmaladyrt

    While the guest co-host and host mentioned some medications in this episode, this is not an endorsement of any specific brands or treatments. We're just keeping it real for educational purposes! Always advise your patients to consult with their healthcare team or pharmacist for personalized medical advice and treatment options that are right for them.

    🗨️ QUESTION FOR YOU: How do you help your patients when they can’t afford their medications? Share your tips in the comments!

    #PBMReform #MedicaidCuts #AsthmaCare #PatientAdvocacy #HealthcareAccess #RespiratoryTherapy #PharmacyInsights #RTsShareTea

  • Thirdhand smoke? Yes, it’s a real thing—and it’s silently impacting your asthma patients more than you think.

    In this episode of the RTs Share Tea podcast, we’re breaking down the often-overlooked topic of thirdhand smoke exposure—what it is, why it matters in asthma care, and how respiratory therapists, asthma educators, and healthcare professionals can talk about without losing patient engagement.

    💡 You’ll learn:

    ✅What thirdhand smoke really is (spoiler: it lingers for months or even years!)

    ✅How it affects asthma symptoms and triggers

    ✅How to bring it up with patients without shame or judgment

    ✅Empowering, non-blaming ways to educate families about smoke exposure

    ✅Why staying informed helps you become a more impactful asthma educator

    Whether you're a seasoned RT, CHW, nurse, or new grad, this episode gives you the tools to educate with empathy and protect your patients in a whole new way.

    🌬️ Let’s talk lungs, leadership, and leveling up your asthma education game.

    📍Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share with those with asthma or work with those with asthma.

  • What’s the real secret to leveling up your career as a Respiratory Therapist? It’s more than just hard work—it’s having the right people in your corner.

    In this inspiring episode of RTs Share Tea, we’re joined by my brilliant confidant Dr. Ellen Becker to unpack one of the most game-changing (yet often misunderstood) career tools: Sponsorship—and how it differs from mentorship.

    Together, we spill the tea on:
    🤝 The key differences between mentorship and sponsorship—and why you need both
    🗣️ How to ask for a mentor or sponsor without feeling awkward or “too early” in your career
    🕵🏽‍♀️ Where to find potential mentors and sponsors (they’re closer than you think!)
    🌱 How to nurture these relationships so they blossom and open doors
    🚀 Real talk on how sponsorship can help you break ceilings, not just climb ladders

    Whether you're a new grad, a mid-career RT, or dreaming of leadership, this episode will leave you feeling seen, supported, and ready to take action.

    So grab your tea, pull up a chair, and let’s talk about building the relationships that build your future. ☕🌟

    Connect with Linda on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/linda-nozart-thee-asthma-lady-2a1bb9122Connect with Dr. Becker on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/ellen-becker-35449b23 For more information on the AARC Emerging Leaders Program https://www.aarc.org/events-and-programs/emerging-leaders-program/

    For link to the AARC Officiary: bottom of home pagehttps://www.aarc.org/