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@drs.simpson Last weekend we had our URM picture d

@drs.simpson Last weekend we had our URM picture day with SNMA and LMSA! While the work to increase diversity in medical school is nowhere close to where it needs to be, I truly did not expect to attend a medical school with so many people who look like me.

We need so many more docs of color in healthcare so to all the premeds: keep pushing, keep working hard, and there is a white coat with your name on it!!

#medstudent #futuremd #medicine #futuredoctor #healthcare #blackdoctorsmatter #medicalstudent #explorepage #medicalstudents #futuremd #blackwomeninmedicine #reels #blackgirlmagic #studentdoctor #representationmatters #diversityinmedicine #medicalstudents

@ezinneihenachormd SHARE this post with that frien

@ezinneihenachormd SHARE this post with that friend who has been working on the SAME GOAL for years and feels like giving up!

Don’t EVER give up on your dream!!🙅🏽‍♀️

On the GRAND SCHEME of things, the pain of REGRET is far more damaging than the TEMPORARY pain of putting in the work 💪🏾

This is your sign 🪧 to KEEP GOING 🏃🏽‍♀️ Once you get to the finish line, you’ll look back with no regrets and a life that is truly worth living!
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#inspirationalreels #mondaymotivation #motivationalreels #motivationalreel #study #positivereels #residency #resident #fellowship #fellow #studying #study #student #premed #medicalschool #medstudent #ighealthprofessionals #doctorbae

BS/MD programs are combined undergraduate and medi

BS/MD programs are combined undergraduate and medical school programs that often provide admission to medical school straight from undergrad for high school students who gain an acceptance. These programs cut out the need to go through another application process for medical school. On the other hand, early assurance programs require students to apply after attending college such as during their sophomore year. These combined programs typically range from six to eight years.

Although these programs provide early assurance to students, many combined programs still require students take and do well on the MCAT and achieve a certain undergraduate GPA to move on to medical school.
#bsmd #blackexcellence #blackdoctor #howarduniversity #doc #doctor #blackdoctorswhitecoats #melanindocs #melanininmedice #blackdoctors

@dr_mazi “Black man. As you move up, you’ll se

@dr_mazi “Black man. As you move up, you’ll see less and less people that look like you. That’s why it’s so important you never stop. It’s imperative that you leave your mark in spaces to make more room for your brothers and sisters…” - KT

It’s been 12 years, 4394 days to be exact, since committing to bringing this dream to fruition. By no means has it been easy or without having my faith tested. But all the sacrifice and perseverance has been well worth it. The opportunity to touch and impact lives both directly and indirectly through your passion that is your craft is invaluable. The greatest lesson learned along the way is to appreciate the journey in itself because it’s not about how or where you start, nor how fast you go, but rather how you move forward and see it through to the finish.

Happy National Black Men Physicians Day to all of my colleagues near and far ✊🏿

#RepresentationMatters
#NationalBlackMenPhysiciansDay
#BlackMenInMedicine
#BlackMenWhiteCoats
#HBCUDoctors
#BlackDoctors
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BS/MD programs are combined undergraduate and medi

BS/MD programs are combined undergraduate and medical school programs that often provide admission to medical school straight from undergrad for high school students who gain acceptance. These programs cut out the need to go through another application process for medical school. On the other hand, early assurance programs require students to apply after attending college such as during their sophomore year. These combined programs typically range from six to eight years.

Although these programs provide early assurance to students, many combined programs still require students take and do well on the MCAT and achieve a certain undergraduate GPA to move on to medical school. Here is the list of some BS/MD and early assurance program.

#bostonuniversity #bsmd #bsmdprograms #blackexcellence #blackdoctors #blackinmedicine #melanindoc #boston

Even though pride month is over, pride is not! Thi

Even though pride month is over, pride is not! This post consists of a series of questions related to pride answered through an interview with Dr. Jonathan Lassiter! (Part 3/3)

5. Do you believe that culturally component care is important and readily available?
Cultural component care is so important- however, I’m not a fan of the term “culturally component care” because it assumes that we can be components in everyone’s culture and that isn’t true even as a black same gender loving man who was born with sickle cell anemia- I’m a part of many different marginalized communities. Still, I don’t know everything that there is to know about those communities and don’t know everything that there is to know about other communities. Still, I try to be culturally humble meaning I’m always open to other people’s cultural backgrounds and experiences and how these things influence their lives and how they make meaning of their lives and I use that in my work as a therapist and as a professor and author in all the work that I do. Thinking about how culture influences health for people and how I may use that culture to help them heal and thrive!

#blackdoctors #blackexcellence #blackdoctorsmatter #blackdoctorswhitecoats #blacklivesmatter #blm

Even though pride month is over, pride is not! Thi

Even though pride month is over, pride is not! This post consists of a series of questions related to pride answered through an interview with Dr. Jonathan Lassiter! (Part 2/3)

3. Have you struggled to be a part of the LGBTQ+ community and African Americans in the field of medicine?
Racism, Homonegativity, and patriarchy are omnipresent. However, I’m hopeful, not optimistic but hopeful because I see the effect of the work that I do, particularly with my clients when I’m serving as a therapist. In a therapy room, I see the emotional impact and the healing impact in the work that I do, that I’ve trained so hard to learn how to do that my life experiences have added to my ability to have a real impact and so even though systems of oppression will do what they do, as my father said, as a black man we have to work twice as hard to get half as far. I accept that, but I’m up for the challenge and I do the work because making a real impact on people’s lives- particularly people from marginalized backgrounds is so important to me and I’m grateful to be able to do the work.

4. How do I celebrate pride and what does it mean to me?
To be honest, LGBTQ+ pride month does not mean a lot to me- at least not the way that it is presented in the mainstream with parades and extravagant events. Happy for everyone- not my thing. But what I do instead is celebrate pride, pride in being a black person, pride in being the same gender-loving person, pride in being a human that is trying to help others, and pride in being a clinical psychologist. I celebrate that every day because as some of us in the culture say: I don’t need a month I make black history every day! The same goes for LGBTQ+, the same gender-loving history- I do that every day and I’m proud to be a black same gender loving man!

#blackdoctors #blackexcellence #blackdoctorsmatter #blackdoctorswhitecoats #blacklivesmatter #blm

Even though pride month is over, pride is not! Thi

Even though pride month is over, pride is not! This post consists of a series of questions related to pride answered through an interview with Dr. Jonathan Lassiter! (Part 1)

1. Tell us a little bit about who you are, and how old are.
Hey! I’m Dr. Jonathan Lassiter, I’m a clinical psychologist, professor, author, and therapist in private practice. I am 38 years old and originally from Augusta Georgia- so I’m a true southern boy, at heart.

2. When did you first discover you were gay and when did you decide you want to join medicine?
I identify as same-gender loving which is a more culturally specific term coined by Cleo Manago who is a black same-gender-loving male activist. I first realized I was attracted to other men/boys when I was a young boy myself- around 6 years old. I just didn’t know what it was called. I knew I was different and wanted a boy to hug me, which sounds lame because it was! I decided I wanted to go into medicine around 6 years old. I was born with a chronic illness known as sickle cell anemia and so I was always around doctors I wanted to do what I saw those doctors do which was help others and so that became my life mission- to help others heal and thrive.
#blackdoctors #blackexcellence #blackdoctorsmatter #blackdoctorswhitecoats #blacklivesmatter #blm

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