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Healthcaring Differently urges students from diverse backgrounds to consider medical professions | Temerty Faculty of Medicine

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Onye Nnorom is an assistant professor in the Temerty Faculty of Medicine’s department of family and community medicine, and at the Dalla Lana School of Public Health. On February 20, Nnorom is launching a series of Instagram Live sessions that will aim to encourage teen and young adults from diverse backgrounds to consider a career in medicine, or other health professions. There will be helpful career information for first-year medical students as well. Nnorom, who is also the co-lead of the Black Health Education Collaborative, chatted with writer Gabrielle Giroday about the inspiration behind the initiative, which is called Heathcaring Differently. Giroday: How will the initiative work? Nnorom: Healthcaring Differently is social media outreach that will comprise of two main parts, to encourage young people from diverse backgrounds to consider careers in medicine and health care. One is Instagram Live sessions — every Tuesday at 7 p.m. EST, starting February 20 — featuring health care

Healthcaring Differently urges students from diverse backgrounds to consider medical professions | Temerty Faculty of Medicine Skip to main content Feb 14, 2024 Healthcaring Differently urges students from diverse backgrounds to consider medical professions Alumni Profile, Students, Education, Alumni, Faculty & Staff, Inclusion & Diversity Professor Onye Nnorom By Gabrielle Giroday Onye Nnorom (M.P.H. ’11, PGME ’12) is an assistant professor in the Temerty Faculty of Medicine’s department of family and community medicine , and at the Dalla Lana School of Public Health . On February 20, Nnorom

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