Stephanie Pearson is a board-certified obstetrician-gynecologist and an educator for disability and life insurance for physicians. She is CEO, PearsonRavitz, an insurance advisory firm, and can be reached on Instagram @pearsonravitz and Facebook.
A Bryn Mawr, PA resident, Stephanie grew up in Southern New Jersey, received her undergraduate degree from Emory University, her MD from MCP Hahnemann (now Drexel University College of Medicine), and completed her residency at Pennsylvania Hospital in Philadelphia. Since suffering a workplace injury that disabled her in the prime of her career, Stephanie has made it her mission to educate her physician peers about the importance of protecting their most valuable asset—the ability to earn income—and life’s most important people—their families.
As CEO of PearsonRavitz, an insurance advisory firm, she leads her team to fulfill her mission across all 50 states. Stephanie’s talks empower physicians at all career stages to make confident and educated decisions regarding their insurance coverage.
Stephanie is the author of the article, “Disability insurance for women physicians: a primer.”
Stephanie Pearson is a board-certified obstetrician-gynecologist and an educator for disability and life insurance for physicians. She is CEO, PearsonRavitz, an insurance advisory firm, and can be reached on Instagram @pearsonravitz and Facebook.
A Bryn Mawr, PA resident, Stephanie grew up in Southern New Jersey, received her undergraduate degree from Emory University, her MD from MCP Hahnemann (now Drexel University College of Medicine), and completed her residency at Pennsylvania Hospital in Philadelphia. Since suffering a workplace injury that disabled her in the prime of her career, Stephanie has made it her mission to educate her physician peers about the importance of protecting their most valuable asset—the ability to earn income—and life's most important people—their families.
As CEO of PearsonRavitz, an insurance advisory firm, she leads her team to fulfill her mission across all 50 states. Stephanie's talks empower physicians at all career stages to make confident and educated decisions regarding their insurance coverage.
Stephanie is the author of the article, "Disability insurance for women physicians: a primer."
December 20, 2012, started like any other day as an OB/GYN when I was called to do a precipitous delivery. I immediately saw that the baby’s heart rate was dangerously low, and I knew I had to act quickly. Several nurses helped me maintain the patient’s position to get a vacuum on the baby’s crowning head. While placing the vacuum, the patient kicked me in my brachial plexus, and my …
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