Dr. Jessi Gold is excited to announce her involvement with TIME’S UP Healthcare, a non-profit organization that insists on safe, fair, and dignified work for women in healthcare. With the support of its parent affiliate TIME’S UP, TIME’S UP Healthcare was created to raise awareness about gender inequity, discrimination, and sexual harassment across healthcare workplaces. As a founder and steering committee member, Dr. Gold has been involved since inception, focusing her efforts on media, including social media and outreach for the organization.
“Time’s Up is [about] everyone coming together in a vocal and visible way and saying this isn’t something we’re okay with anymore. We shouldn’t ever have been okay with it, but this isn’t something we’re going to keep doing,” says Dr. Gold, who is now a steering committee member.
- Read the full article introducing Time’s Up Healthcare in InStyle here.
- Read related stories written by Dr. Gold:
- ESSAY: You Have to Be “One of the Guys” to Succeed in My Medical Specialty
- ESSAY: My Married Boss Offered to Pay Off My Med School Loans — if I Slept With Him
- ESSAY: The “Patient’s Always Right” Attitude Opens the Door for Abuse
- ESSAY: I Learned to Buy My Scrubs Smaller, So Doctors Couldn’t Look Down My Shirt
To find out more about TIME’S UP Healthcare, including how to join, donate, and have your organization become a signatory, please visit TimesUpHealthcare.org.
Dr. Gold is also pleased to be a member of the following organizations furthering her goals to de-stigmatize mental health issues:
- American Psychiatric Association (APA) Council on Communications – The council works to transform public attitudes toward psychiatry by establishing an emotional connection between the public and psychiatrists, and to establish psychiatrists as the physician specialists with the most knowledge, training, and experience in the field of mental health.
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- Addiction Policy Forum – Addiction Policy Forum is a nationwide nonprofit organization dedicated to eliminating addiction as a major health problem.
Learn more. - Psychiatric Times Advisory Board – The advisory board helps inform the editorial board of Psychiatric Times of ideas and issues in psychiatry worth media attention.
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- American Psychiatric Association (APA) Council on Communications – The council works to transform public attitudes toward psychiatry by establishing an emotional connection between the public and psychiatrists, and to establish psychiatrists as the physician specialists with the most knowledge, training, and experience in the field of mental health.