Healthcare workers who show up fully.

As Pulsara Wear's motto states, Dr. Kingsley Njoku always shows up. As an Atlanta native, his passion is to serve those in his community, especially those with limited access to healthcare. A graduate of Louisville School of Medicine, he completed his Internal Medicine residency at Atlanta's own Morehouse School of Medicine. For a few years post-training, he worked as a hospitalist at Grady Memorial Hospital, Atlanta's premier public hospital, helping to care for its underserved population. He is now completing a fellowship in Gastroenterology and hopes to contribute to improving colorectal cancer screening and access to GI care.

Dr. Shola Adesoji-Stokes is a Nigerian-American dentist with more than 10 years of experience providing compassionate, patient-centered care. A graduate of Vanderbilt University, the University of Louisville School of Dentistry, and Temple University AEGD Residency, she is experienced in cosmetic, restorative, and implant dentistry. She is dedicated to helping patients achieve healthy, confident smiles through personalized treatment and the latest techniques.

Eileen Carr, MSN, RN, is a first-generation college graduate and the first nurse in her family. She earned her bachelor's degree in Health Informatics from Georgia State University before pursuing a Master of Science in Nursing at Marquette University. Drawing on experience in clinical research, health informatics, and laboratory science, Eileen now works as an Operating Room Nurse, where she is passionate about delivering exceptional patient care while advocating for work-life balance as a cornerstone of a sustainable healthcare profession.

Dr. Olatunde “Tunde” Oshikoya is a board-certified Physician Assistant specializing in Addiction Medicine and Behavioral Health. After graduating with his Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of West Georgia, he obtained his Master of Physician Assistant Studies degree from the University of Florida and then his Doctor of Medical Science degree from A.T. Still University. In his current role, he is responsible for developing protocols and implementing person-centered policies that expand access to evidence-based substance use management for incarcerated and marginalized populations.

I am a Doctor of Nursing Practice with a Family Nurse Practitioner concentration, and I have been practicing for seven years. In my spare time, I enjoy fitness, travel, singing, self-care days, and spending time with family and friends.