African And African American Studies Teacher For Bachelor Of Science: Education : Marc Imhotep Cray

Subjects

African and African American Studies for Undergraduate (Bachelor of Science: Education)
Topics: Hip Hop and Politics, Jazz and Justice, African American History, African Cultural Development, Education and Socialization
(Language of Instruction: English)

Medical Education for Professional (Others)
Topics: Health Promotion and Disease Prevention, Pre-Med Student Prep and Medical Student Tutorinh/Board Exam Review Courses
(Language of Instruction: English)

Multimedia and Design for IT & Computers (Computer: Graphics and Multimedia)
Topics: Website Development, HTML, DHTML, CSS, Java, VideoProduction
(Language of Instruction: English)

Experience

Teaching

Physician and Educator at RBG Street Scholars Think Tank and Imhotep Virtual Medical School, Georgia, United States (Jan1999 - Present)

Subjects: Undergraduate Black Studies and Medical Education

Mode of Teaching: Face to Face and Online

·Dr. Cray is a Physician (UMDNJ-New Jersey Medical School),
Pharmacy School trained Pharmacologist / Analytical Chemist, Addiction Medicine Specialist, Basic Medical Sciences (BMS) & Black Studies Master Teacher, Medical Infomatics Expert, Webmaster, Medical & Afrikan-Centered Education Researcher and RBG Street Scholar in Evolution.
He is an author of several e-articles, e-books and e-magazines (e-Zine), USMLE Tagged Virtual Medical School Courseware and RBG Street Scholars Think Tank.
EduBlog Award 2007, Best Educational Use of Video and Visuals

Professional

Physician & Director of Clinical Diagnostic Services at The Primary Care Center, Georgia, United States (Jun1999 - Mar2002)

I provided comprehensive medical care in an ambulatory setting; including diagnosis, treatment, follow-up and referrals. I was also the Director of Clinical Services. In this capacity, I was responsible for coordinating the execution of all ancillary diagnostic services for the center.

Academics and Credentials

Education

Addiction Medicine Fellowship (Jan1992 - Apr1994)

Morehouse School of Medicine, Georgia, United States

Cork Institute Atlanta, GA On Black Alcohol and Drug Abuse
I trained in and studied Addiction Medicine as it impacts minorities and poor communities.

MD (Jun1980 - Jul1984)

University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey -New Jersey Medical School, New Jersey, United States

I studied basic and clinical pharmacology research protocols, procedures and modalities.

M.D. (Jun1980 - Jul1984)

University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey -New Jersey Medical School, New Jersey, United States

B.S in Pharmacy (Jun1976 - Jul1980)

Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, Massachusetts, United States

Pharmacology Award for the Highest GPA in Medical Physiology, 1979

Professional Exams

NBME, 1985

New Jersey, United States

Certifications or Credentials

Diplomate American Board of Medical Examiners, 1985

Pennsylvania, United States

Memberships and Associations

EduBlog Awards

Ireland

"Eddies- Edublogs Awards - the annual event where the best education blogs of the year are decided by, well, you!"
Best Educational Use of Video and Visuals 2007

Publications and Research

OUR STORY IN BRIEF! The Relationship Between America, Blacks, Health and Medicine by Marc Imhotep Cray, M.D.. Health disparities across racial and ethnic groups in the United States have been well documented for over a century. These disparities have remained remarkably persistent in spite of the changes in many facets of the society over that period. Despite dramatic improvements in overall health status for the U.S. population in the 20th century, members of many African- American populations experience worse health along many dimensions compared with the majority white population . (View)

African and African American Studies, Medical Education, Multimedia and Design Teacher