In this episode of the Black Doctors Podcast, host Steven welcomes sports cardiologist Dr. Aubrey Grant. A Meharry Medical College alum and a new father, Dr. Grant shares his journey from an athlete to a leading figure in sports cardiology and health equity. He discusses the inspirational role his family played in his career choice, the impact of his late grandmother, and the importance of trust in the patient-clinician relationship. Throughout the conversation, Dr. Grant highlights his experiences at various prestigious institutions, including Emory and Georgetown, and his passion for addressing cardiovascular disease in the Black community. Additionally, Dr. Grant dives into his innovative work with Equity Commons, a platform using virtual reality to combat implicit bias in healthcare. He discusses the importance of empathy training and how his tool is making measurable strides in improving the clinician-patient dynamic. Dr. Grant’s journey is a testament to the power of empathy, community, and innovative thinking in driving health equity forward.
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