Dr. Gia Gray Aims to Ensure Others Do Not Remain Colorblind
Raised by a man who had a front row seat to the monumental American civil rights movement, Ross University School
Read MoreRaised by a man who had a front row seat to the monumental American civil rights movement, Ross University School
Read MoreDespite setbacks from non-supportive undergrad academic counselors and a grade point average that didn’t accurately reflect her ability, Ross University School
Read MoreWelcome to Season Two of The Chamberlain Cares Podcast. This week our guest is Dr. Melanie Logue, the president of
Read MoreHe understands the challenges of a being a Black man with Nigerian family roots. He also recognizes the urgency of
Read MoreIt’s not every day you get a free ticket to the Big Game. But that’s exactly what happened for Alicja
Read MoreDissatisfied and discouraged with the number of Black women practicing medicine, Ross University School of Medicine (RUSM) alumna Leah Miller, MD ’20, is not only bringing awareness to the issue but she’s collaborating
Read MoreThough 2020 may not be remembered for many positive outcomes, it will certainly be celebrated as the year healthcare providers
Read MoreAs Tiffany Pugh, MPH, RNC-MNN and her husband Jeff, a hospital chaplain, waited in line Tuesday in the cafeteria at Northwest Texas Healthcare System (NWTHS) to receive one of
Read MoreAs a former critical care nurse, Jill Price, PhD, MSN, RN said she felt compelled to roll up her sleeves and help heal
Read MoreNearly a year into the COVID-19 pandemic, with cases and hospitalizations surging across the country, nurses like Brittany Lieber continue to
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