Ohio medical student makes history as first Black woman neurosurgery resident at Vanderbilt
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An HBCU alumna has become Vanderbilt's first Black woman neurosurgery resident
By Jalen Brown, CNN After close to a century, Vanderbilt University’s neurosurgery residency program will have its first Black woman resident. Tamia Potter is the first Black woman to accept a spot in the neurosurgery position at the university’s medical center in Nashville, Tennessee. The 26-year-old received the news on March 17 — better known to medical students as National Match Day, when thousands of graduate medical students learn where th…
An HBCU alumna has become Vanderbilt's first Black woman neurosurgery resident
By Jalen Brown, CNN After close to a century, Vanderbilt University’s neurosurgery residency program will have its first Black woman resident. Tamia Potter is the first Black woman to accept a spot in the neurosurgery position at the university’s medical center in Nashville, Tennessee. The 26-year-old received the news on March 17 — better known to medical students as National Match Day, when thousands of graduate medical students learn where th…
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