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Roxana Chicas

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1

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11

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Dr. Roxana Chicas is a researcher at Emory University who focuses on the health of migrant farm workers.

In this episode, she speaks candidly about her experiences as an immigrant in nursing, the importance of mentorship, and the profound effect nurses can have on the health and well-being of vulnerable populations.

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