Items Tagged ‘Voices of Mayo’
July 6, 2022
Michael Hughes on being transgender, finding support, respect at Mayo Clinic
By In the Loop 
“Voices of Mayo” is a series that highlights Mayo staff and their stories, exploring their diverse backgrounds, the challenges they face, the opportunities they have been given, and their experiences at Mayo Clinic. Michael Hughes always felt like he was different when he was very young. Assigned female at birth, Hughes didn’t feel like a […]
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March 9, 2022
By In the Loop
“Voices of Mayo” is a series that highlights Mayo staff and their stories, exploring their diverse backgrounds, the challenges they face, the opportunities they have been given, and their experiences at Mayo Clinic. LaNorris Triplett, a workforce learning specialist in Human Resources at Mayo Clinic in Florida, was born and raised in Jacksonville. He shares […]
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February 28, 2022
Voices of Mayo: Betty Butler on developing empathy, cultivating connection, creating accountability
By In the Loop
During Black History Month, Mayo Clinic is sharing the experiences of Black colleagues and their thoughts on creating a culture of empathy, support and belonging at Mayo Clinic. This “Voices of Mayo” column features Betty Butler, an administrative assistant in Surgical Specialties at Mayo Clinic Health System in Mankato. Betty Butler was born and raised in Chicago […]
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February 22, 2022
Voices of Mayo: Arethea Erwin on being seen as a Black woman, finding allies at Mayo Clinic
By In the Loop
During Black History Month, Mayo Clinic is sharing the experiences of Black colleagues at Mayo Clinic and their thoughts on creating a culture of empathy, support and belonging at Mayo Clinic. This “Voices of Mayo” column features Arethea Erwin, a senior workforce analyst at Mayo Clinic in Arizona. Arethea Erwin was born in Kansas and raised […]
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February 14, 2022
Voices of Mayo: Brian Baker on importance of education, mentorship, belonging at Mayo
By In the Loop
During Black History Month, Mayo Clinic is sharing the experiences of Black colleagues and their thoughts on creating a culture of empathy, support and belonging at Mayo Clinic. This “Voices of Mayo” column features Brian A. Baker, a manager in Campus Planning, Projects and Operations at Mayo Clinic in Florida. “Voices of Mayo” highlights Mayo staff […]
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September 30, 2021
By In the Loop
“Voices of Mayo” is a series that highlights Mayo staff and their stories, exploring their diverse backgrounds, the challenges they face, the opportunities they have been given, and their experiences at Mayo Clinic. Seung Lee, M.D., was in high school when he learned that he was an undocumented citizen. When it seemed like he wouldn’t […]
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June 10, 2021
‘Voices of Mayo’: Michael Walter on advantages, challenges of joining the Mayo family at age 62
By In the Loop
“Voices of Mayo” is a series that highlights Mayo staff and their stories, exploring their diverse backgrounds, the challenges they face, the opportunities they have been given, and their experiences at Mayo Clinic. Michael Walter started his career at Mayo Clinic much later than most people do. Walter, an analyst and programmer, was 62 when […]
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March 19, 2021
Voices of Mayo: Jamal Khan on the value of mentorship, paying it forward by being a mentor
By In the Loop
Voices of Mayo is a series that highlights Mayo staff and their stories, exploring their diverse backgrounds, the challenges they face, the opportunities they have been given, and their experiences at Mayo Clinic. Jamal Khan had never really imagined a career for himself in health care since his perception of the field was limited to […]
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February 15, 2021
Voices of Mayo: Wale Elegbede on standing together to end racism, lessons he’s learned
By In the Loop
Wale Elegbede knows firsthand how prejudice and bias can marginalize groups of people. He shares his story of growing up in Nigeria during tumultuous times, experiences that have shaped his life’s purpose to end racism, and lessons he’s learned along the way. Voices of Mayo is a series that highlights Mayo staff and their stories, […]
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