July 2020 - The Black Doctors Podcast

TBDP S1:E8 Family, Medicine and Jollof Rice: The Life of Doctor Curtis O

Episode eight of The Black Doctors Podcast features Dr. Curtis Okpara, an Internal Medicine Hospitalist. He is a Houston native and first-generation Nigerian-American. Dr. Okpara presents yet another view of life as an Internal Medicine Hospitalist. In this episode, Dr. Curtis gives details about his week-on/week-off schedule as a Hospitalist. He talks about his path …

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TBDP S1:E7 Flint Native Finds JOY in Medicine, Entrepreneurship and Financial Freedom

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Episode seven of The Black Doctors Podcast features Dr. Brittne Halford, an Internal Medicine Hospitalist. A native of Flint, Michigan, her upbringing had a lasting impact on her career. Having studied at several prestigious institutions, she provides her unique viewpoint as a double-minority in medicine. Dr. Halford gives us a glimpse into a typical day …

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6: TBDP S1:E6 Athlete Turned Orthopedic Surgeon Discusses the Importance of Mentorship

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In episode six of The Black Doctors Podcast, I chat with Dr. Brent Stephens, an orthopedic surgeon specialized in shoulder and upper arm surgery. A heavily recruited collegiate athlete, he pursued a rigorous academic schedule in college that allowed him to pivot into a career in healthcare. Dr. Stephens talks about the importance of mentorship …

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TBDP S1:E6 Athlete Turned Orthopedic Surgeon Discusses the Importance of Mentorship

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