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Details: BS in Biology from UDC in 94′, Medical School candidate in 95′, BS in PA from Howard University in 00′, Masters in Physician Assistant Studies w/ Transmittable Diseases from University of Nebraska Medical Center 03′, Doctorate of Health Education from A.T. Still University School of Health Education in 12′.
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