ElevateMeD Scholar: Georgina Dominique

Meet Georgina Dominique

ElevateMeD Scholar 2023-2024

Georgina Dominique shares her aspirations growing up to be a doctor, the cost of pursuing medicine, and what inspires her to keep going.

Interview conducted by: Keiona Eady, @TheAuthenticMessenger

Video editing by: Deanna Reid, @TheSocialPhotog

Hometown: Boston, Massachusetts
Medical Education: Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science
Undergraduate Education: Bryn Mawr College in English
Current Career Plan: apply into the specialty of Urology
Specialty Interest: Surgical Specialty
I am most proud of being a child of Haitian immigrants.
You might be surprised to know that I played lacrosse for 10 years and was a team captain during my senior year of college. I also assisted in coaching middle school and high school girls lacrosse on and off during college as well as after college before matriculating into medical school.
ElevateMeD is… an organization dedicated to supporting and strengthening the leadership development of the next generation of physicians that are diversifying the medical field.

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Univeristy of Arizona College of Medicine - Tucson

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Creighton University School of Medicine, Phoenix Campus

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How Student Organizations Like @OhioAMSA Help Support ElevateMeD

Student organizations like Ohio University American Medical Student Association help us engage bright minds and expand our reach. These organizations are filled with future physicians who will become leaders, thinkers, and doers. We must not only look for ways to partner with these student organizations but also continue to encourage and support them along their physician journey.

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Alyx Porter Umphrey, MD, FAAN

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It was not easy for me

Ricardo Correa MD, EsD, FACP, FACE, CMQ

I decided to join the Board of Directors for ElevateMeD because it aligns with my core value of inclusion. The literature showed that to provide the best healthcare to our patients, we need to understand their culture, speak their language, among other factors.

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Gyasi Chisley, PMP, FACHE

The time to transform healthcare is now!

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Tiffany Hardaway MD, MS

You can't be what you can't see.

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