Yende Anderson JD
2018 Bush Fellow
Yende Anderson has a bold vision to address the shortage of primary care physicians in the region and the lack of diversity in the profession. In her work to integrate international medical graduates into the health workforce, she sees the under-utilization of highly skilled immigrants and the systemic barriers they face. She wants to lead a movement that creates alternative pathways for them to work as physicians in the U.S. To achieve change of this magnitude, she will grow her capacity to build and sustain coalitions. She will also earn her master’s degree in health care administration, research countries that have created alternative licensure and work with mentors to improve her change management skills.
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April 2018, I excitedly headed downtown to the Radisson Blu for the Bush Fellows Retreat. It was going to be the first time all the…
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My understanding of my own leadership has changed through the fellowship to date. When I began the fellowship, I thought leadership was something reserved for…
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