Education record
Medical school: St. George’s University, Grenada, West Indies[1]
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Ideal practice: My ideal practice would be one that allows me to practice full-scope medicine, care for patients in both rural and well-resourced communities, and maintain a balance between outpatient and inpatient medicine.
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Biographical context: Ideal practice: My ideal practice would be one that allows me to practice full-scope medicine, care for patients in both rural and well-resourced communities, and maintain a balance between outpatient and inpatient medicine.
Oluwasemilore Oluwagbenro, M.D. Hometown: Lagos, Nigeria Medical school: St. George’s University, Grenada, West Indies Favorite movie: Coming to AmericaInterests: I’m quite spontaneous so my interests depend on how I’m feeling, but I’ve found interest in trying out new foods, walking in parks, hiking, sleeping, table tennis, adventure parks, Call of Duty Mobile, but more recently crocheting and skateboarding. Why Mayo? I picture Mayo Clinic as a room with the best physicians, nurses and healthcare givers generally, and I always knew it’d be an honor to be a learner in such an exceptional environment. Mayo Clinic also offers me the best of both worlds which is my priority, that is; a balance of learning and practicing in a rural area and the bigger community as well, therefore getting a great deal of exposure. Ideal practice: My ideal practice would be one that allows me to practice full-scope medicine, care for patients in both rural and well-resourced communities, and maintain a balance between outpatient and inpatient medicine.
Degree: M.D.
Oluwasemilore Oluwagbenro, M.D. Hometown: Lagos, Nigeria Medical school: St. George’s University, Grenada, West Indies Favorite movie: Coming to AmericaInterests: I’m quite spontaneous so my interests depend on how I’m feeling, but I’ve found interest in trying out new foods, walking in parks, hiking, sleeping, table tennis, adventure parks, Call of Duty Mobile, but more recently crocheting and skateboarding. Why Mayo? I picture Mayo Clinic as a room with the best physicians, nurses and healthcare givers generally, and I always knew it’d be an honor to be a learner in such an exceptional environment. Mayo Clinic also offers me the best of both worlds which is my priority, that is; a balance of learning and practicing in a rural area and the bigger community as well, therefore getting a great deal of exposure. Ideal practice: My ideal practice would be one that allows me to practice full-scope medicine, care for patients in both rural and well-resourced communities, and maintain a balance between outpatient and inpatient medicine.
Education record: Medical school: St. George’s University, Grenada, West Indies
Oluwasemilore Oluwagbenro, M.D. Hometown: Lagos, Nigeria Medical school: St. George’s University, Grenada, West Indies
Identity: Oluwasemilore Oluwagbenro, M.D.
Oluwasemilore Oluwagbenro, M.D. Hometown: Lagos, Nigeria Medical school: St. George’s University, Grenada, West Indies Favorite movie: Coming to AmericaInterests: I’m quite spontaneous so my interests depend on how I’m feeling, but I’ve found interest in trying out new foods, walking in parks, hiking, sleeping, table tennis, adventure parks, Call of Duty Mobile, but more recently crocheting and skateboarding. Why Mayo? I picture Mayo Clinic as a room with the best physicians, nurses and healthcare givers generally, and I always knew it’d be an honor to be a learner in such an exceptional environment. Mayo Clinic also offers me the best of both worlds which is my priority, that is; a balance of learning and practicing in a rural area and the bigger community as well, therefore getting a great deal of exposure. Ideal practice: My ideal practice would be one that allows me to practice full-scope medicine, care for patients in both rural and well-resourced communities, and maintain a balance between outpatient and inpatient medicine.