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Black Men in White Coats podcast is dedicated to telling the stories of black male clinicians. Our goal is to inspire others to pursue careers in healthcare, and to promote a positive narrative for black men overall. By allowing black male clinicians to tell their stories, we aim to touch minds and touch hearts.

The Rapping Pediatrician (Part 1)- Dr. Fati

Talk about brains and skills! We got the amazing opportunity to chop it up with H-town’s finest Pediatrician who can freestyle like none other. Dr. Fati and her husband, Kingsley set it off during their wedding with a rap paying homage to Houston’s own, DJ Screw. She shares how she fell in love with Pediatrics […]

The Dancing Dentist (Part 2) – Dr. Justin Sanders

Dr. Justin Sanders is back! On this episode he shares his journey through dentistry. Hear about his training at a top HBCU dental school and his experience graduating during the pandemic. This is one cool dentist. Register for the Black Men in White Coats Youth Summit Chicago (June 4th 2022): IMPORTANT LINKS!!!!!! If you’re a […]

Meet The Dancing Dentist – Dr. Justin Sanders (Part 1)

Dr. Sanders does what it takes to put a smile on his patient’s face and this often comes through dancing. Born and raised in Indianapolis, he credits his parents and supportive village for his success. Learn how this former class clown and HBCU x2 graduate (Tuskegee University and Howard Dental) has become top Dentist. IMPORTANT […]

The Med School Hack – Student Dr. Joel Bervell Part 2

Medical Student and future surgeon, Joel Bervell is a leader’s leader! He is a model student who is all about making a positive difference. From a young age, he has taken steps challenging himself to be the best him. He has explored many disciplines in life which have taken him from Yale to Google to […]

Just Like Obama…Influencing The Masses – Student Dr. Joel Bervell

We had the privilege of chatting with a medical student who is impacting lives like none other. Whether he is working in clinic, running his nonprofit, posting educational videos, mentoring students or working in the White House, this future surgeon is making a positive impact. This soon to be surgeon is well known for his […]

I Was Built for This Part 2 – Dr. Matthew (Iggy) Igbinigie

Doc Iggy is back for part 2. He discusses how his viral post opened the eyes of millions to injustices and biases many face. He also shares what influenced his decision to pursue orthopedic surgery. There’ll be a lot of dancing going on this episode. Check it out. IMPORTANT LINKS!!!!!! If you’re a clinician with […]

I Was Built for This – Dr. Matthew (Iggy) Igbinigie

Meet one of the dopest young orthopedic docs out there! Doc Iggy has the dance moves, the brains and a big heart for his patients. He shares his early years growing up with 5 sisters and a baby brother, his time playing basketball and his journey to orthopedic surgery. But it wasn’t always a smooth […]

The Flyest Doc on the Block – Dr. Andre Churchwell

Is your doctor this fly? We had the pleasure of chatting with the Dapper Doc himself, Dr. André Churchwell. He is a LEGEND in the game and one of the wisest doctors out there. Dr. Churchwell serves as the vice chancellor for equity, diversity and inclusion and chief diversity officer at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. […]

How I Became the President Part 2 – Dr. Wayne J. Riley

We’re back soaking in this pure wisdom from Dr. Wayne J. Riley, 17th President of SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University. He shares with us how he became the President of a school he was rejected from years ago as a student. His advice for students, doctors and parents is priceless.   IMPORTANT LINKS!!!!!! If you’re […]

How I Became the President Part 1 – Dr. Wayne J. Riley

Wow! I had the distinct pleasure of chatting with one of the most renowned and decorated doctors out there. Even with all those degrees, he is one of the most humble doctors you’ll meet. The one and only, Dr. Wayne J. Riley; 17th President of SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University joins us on this week’s […]