In the third episode of our series on parenting during medical training, host Dr. Sara Helvey speaks with Dr. Araba Ofosu-Somuah, an interventional cardiologist, who shares her journey of becoming a parent during her cardiology fellowship. Araba beings with her path to medicine was inspired by her grandmother's cardiologist, whose compassionate care left a lasting impression. Despite initially considering reproductive endocrinology, she found her passion in cardiology and eventually specialized in interventional cardiology. Araba became a mother during her third year of fellowship, navigating the challenges of pregnancy and parenthood while honing her skills in the Cath lab. Throughout the episode, Dr. Ofosu-Somuah discusses the complexities of managing time and responsibilities as both a fellow and a parent. She emphasizes the importance of a strong support system, including her spouse, family, and colleagues, in helping her balance these roles. Dr. Ofosu-Somuah also shares insights on how her experiences as a parent have influenced her approach to patient care and the value of open communication and setting clear expectations. Listeners will gain valuable advice on time management, stress relief, and the importance of community support for those considering starting a family during medical training. Dr. Ofosu-Somuah's story highlights the resilience and dedication required to succeed in both medicine and parenthood.