AppilyMed; Half and Half: Recent Episodes
Appilyday
A podcast hosted by two young teenagers up in Canada observing the current pandemic, political situation, and other medical phenomena. Join us if you enjoy listening to endless rambling about politics, controversial topics, and want to learn more about becoming a doctor or other medical professional!
Episode 3: Lucy Chen Lucy is the co-founder of 501(c)3 nonprofit organization DMVHacks based in the DC metro area. In this episode, you will learn: 1. How DMVHacks was founded 2. How teens can make a difference during COVID-19 3. What is the best piece of advice for a teen or anyone just in general who wants to start something and make an impact in the world. 4. The process of starting a 501(c)3 nonprofit For more information about DMVHacks: dmvhacks.org Instagram: @dmvhacksteam Twitter: @dmvhacksteam Facebook: @DMVHacks If you want to become either a mentee or mentor: support@dmvhacks.org They are currently planning summer courses!
- Antoney is a registered clinical officer in Meru County. He is responsible for all telemedicine operations in Kenya with The Addis Clinic, based in Nashville, Tennessee.
- The Addis Clinic aims to utilize telemedicine to care for people living in medically underserved areas.
Wade Munday is the executive director of the Addis Clinic. He has over 10 years of nonprofit experience. The Addis Clinic is a nonprofit organization aiming to improve healthcare conditions in African countries. In this episode, you will learn: what is the specific role of an executive director; the passion for doing nonprofit work; some important things to think about when teenagers start their own nonprofit organization. For more info please visit the Addis Clinic at: addisclinic.org