After graduation, and based in part on the skills I developed during my thesis, ‘HIV Infection and its Association with Caries and the Oral Microbiome in Nigerian Children aged 6 to 72 months’, I was offered a faculty position at Geisel School of Medicine, Dartmouth College. My research interests focus on the application of microbial genomics, comparative genomics, and metagenomic approaches to the study of host-bacteria immune interactions in the human body.
Meeting the Need for Compassionate Primary Care
Jamee Williams ’23, Physician Assistant MSHS
As a Maryland native, the University of Maryland, Baltimore was a natural choice for me. The University of Maryland’s PA program promotes excellence in education to foster the development of competent, ethical, and compassionate primary care providers. When I become a PA, I aim to leverage my health policy background to campaign for policies that boost the PA profession at the macro level. Policies that raise awareness for the profession and influence PA education are integral to creating PAs who can effectively champion health equity across the nation.
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