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BlackDoctor
Where Culture Meets Care.
About BlackDoctor
BlackDoctor is the world’s largest and most comprehensive online health resource specifically targeted to Black Communities. As much as we’d love for healthcare to be one-size-fits-all, the reality is that this is not the case – today’s Black community has higher incidences of just about every major disease and condition out there, as well as shorter life spans. BlackDoctor understands that the uniqueness of Black culture - our heritage and our traditions - plays a role in our health. We also understand that there's a lot of mistrust of the healthcare system. That mistrust, combined with all the contradictory information in the media today, makes it difficult to truly feel in control of your health, and your life. But BlackDoctor gives you access to innovative new approaches to the health information you need in everyday language – so you can break through the disparities, gain control and live your life to its fullest. Guided by the leading physicians, BlackDoctor provides essential, but difficult to find, health resources for you and your family, including free referrals to the top Black physicians and health articles that focus on both culturally accurate content, as well as general health topics (yes, Blacks suffer from conditions like diabetes more, but they can break an arm, too). Let us help you see how good it feels to be in control of living a healthier, happier life!
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People
BlackDoctor employee Iraya Corley built performance management, company values, respectful communication practices, ethics and harassment guidelines, parental leave and time-off programs, benefits enhancements, manager tools, career architecture, professional development, culture programming, and an AI usage policy in her first year.
Reported by Iraya Corley
Research & Knowledge
BlackDoctor published a study titled Journal of Drugs in Dermatology published by Diane Hanna, DNP, DCNP, FAANP.
Reported by Adam Friedman
Research & Knowledge
BlackDoctor published part 2 of a review on eyebrow alopecia driven by former AbbVie hybrid research fellowship recipient Dr. Janaya Nelson, who is now an incoming 1st year dermatology resident at The George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences.
Reported by Adam Friedman
Presence & Recognition
BlackDoctor recognized the Hudson County Peregrines as a team that came together after four Black mothers experienced youth sports and decided to build something better.
Reported by Iraya Corley
People
BlackDoctor built its culture, policies, and processes to create a thriving workplace atmosphere.
Reported by Iraya Corley