Dr. Ten is a board-certified anesthesiologist whose higher education began at Xavier University of Louisiana in New Orleans. After graduation, she moved back to her hometown, Chicago, Illinois, to obtain her medical doctorate at The University of Illinois. She then pursued a career in anesthesiology and completed her residency training at The Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City.
Race In America: A Movement Not A Moment
Guided by host Nina Parker, Bravolebrities offer their thoughts and personal stories on the Black Lives Matter movement, racial inequality in America, the value of allies, Karens and privilege, the role voting plays in changing the system, and many other topics. The three doctors on the panel also offer their perspectives on race in the medical world.
Race In America: Our Vote Counts!
Host Nina Parker returns to the roundtable with celebs from across the NBC broadcast and cable entertainment networks for an open dialogue on the power of the black vote on both a local and national level, the vital role that local elections play in changing the system, the changes this new generation can make with their vote, and the effects that the pandemic could have on people going to the polls. From the doctors speaking on how to safely vote in-person to an emotional conversation on Black people’s voting experience and how it has affected them more than any other race in the country, this compelling special strives to educate, speak to the key issues and ignite Americans to exercise their right to vote.
Dr. Ten is available for appearances in TV/Media, private retreats, in- studio recording, live/recorded virtual podcasts.
Mentoring opportunities are available for Pre-Med, Residents, Anesthesiologists, and Career Paths
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Why My Husband and I Have a ‘Family Bed’ with Our Kids
Call me crazy, but I confess, I am that mom: My children sleep in my bed.
