Rosalind Kaplan has been published in a number of literary and medical journals, including Across the Margin, Amarillo Bay, Annals of Internal Medicine, Another Chicago Magazine, Caveat Lector, Brandeis Magazine, Eastern Iowa Review, The Galway Review, Green Hills Literary Lantern, HerSTRY, Minerva Rising, Open Arts Forum, Open Ceilings, Prompted, a Philadelphia Stories Anthology, The Pulse Magazine, Signal Mountain Review, The Smart Set, Stonecoast Review, and Sweet Tree. Her memoir Still Healing: A Doctor's Notes on the Magic and Misery of a Life in Medicine was selected as the winner of the Minerva Rising 2022 memoir contest and is forthcoming in fall 2023. She is a physician and also teaches narrative medicine and medical memoir writing at Thomas Jefferson University/Sidney Kimmel Medical College. Dr. Kaplan is a 2020 graduate of Lesley University’s MFA in creative nonfiction, and she has attended a number of writing workshops. She lives with her husband and two rescue dogs, and has two grown children.