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We’re thrilled to introduce Dr. David Page, Medical Oncologist, who will be joining us for an exclusive panel discussion at There's No Room For Bias In Medicine! Dr. David Page is a medical oncologist at Providence Cancer Institute and an associate member of the Earle A. Chiles Research Institute. Specializing in breast cancer, he focuses on advancing immunotherapy to improve treatment while reducing reliance on chemotherapy. Trained at Columbia University and Memorial Sloan Kettering, with biostatistics expertise from OHSU, he leads immunotherapy trials and serves as Department Chair of Hematology/Oncology at Providence Portland. Actively involved in national breast cancer research, he develops innovative tools to predict treatment response. Outside of work, he enjoys gardening, cooking, and exploring the Pacific Northwest with his partner, Michael, and their dogs, Iggy and Frankie.

We are thrilled to introduce Esad, Ferhatbegovic, L.C.S.W. He will be joining us as a panelist after the screening of "Everybody's Work" this Thursday! Esad Ferhatbegovic is a licensed clinical social worker who provides bridge counseling, short-term therapy and a variety of behavioral health conditions. Esad works collaboratively with patients and providers to identify personal changes that help patients improve their overall health and well-being and feel empowered to take control of their health. Esad aims to reduce barriers to accessing care and enjoys working with patients from diverse backgrounds.

We are thrilled to introduce Karletia Lewis, FNP, PMHNP. He will be joining us as a panelist after the screening of "Everybody's Work" this Thursday! Karletia Lewis is a Portland native, a family and psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner dedicated to improving health outcomes in underserved communities, with a special focus on African American populations. With nearly 20 years of experience in healthcare, Karletia has worked in a variety of settings, from acute care to outpatient services, and is currently a primary care provider at North by Northeast Community Health Center, Oregon's only clinic dedicated to Black health. When she’s not providing compassionate care, Karletia enjoys traveling, spending time with her loved ones and attending events in her community.

We are thrilled to introduce Representative Travis Nelson, Nurse. He will be joining us as a panelist after the screening of "Everybody's Work" this Thursday! Representative Travis Nelson proudly serves House District 44, representing North and Northeast Portland from the Portland International Airport to the St. Johns peninsula. As a Black, LGBTQ+ leader with over 20 years of nursing experience, he brings a deep commitment to healthcare, equity, and public service. He is known as “a fierce advocate for healthcare reform, workers, climate change mitigation, real affordable housing, homelessness solutions, equity, and more.” Rep. Nelson is proud to work alongside colleagues and constituents to build a more just and inclusive Oregon where everyone can thrive, and true equity is built.

We are thrilled to introduce Dr. Nathalie Johnson, MD, FACS. She will be joining us as a panelist after the screening of "Everybody's Work" this Thursday! Dr. Johnson is a surgical oncologist and Medical Director of the Legacy Cancer Institute and Legacy Breast Health Centers in Portland, Oregon. A graduate of Howard University and the Medical College of Virginia (now VCU), she completed her general surgery residency at USC. Her career has spanned leadership roles, including serving as Commissioner of Health for the U.S. Virgin Islands and as a member of the Oregon Medical Board and the American Board of Surgery. Passionate about expanding access to quality, affordable healthcare, Dr. Johnson is dedicated to advancing cancer care and equity in medicine. She believes that with dedication, ingenuity, and focus, healthcare excellence can be accessible to all. She is known for her heartfelt tradition of singing to her patients as they drift off to sleep before surgery. #healthcareworkers #md #facs #medicinebias #breasthealthcenters

Innovation isn’t exclusive—but recognition often is. Black inventors and researchers have contributed profoundly to medical advancements, yet their work is frequently overlooked or undervalued. Even today, racial disparities persist in patent approvals, blocking equitable progress in healthcare innovation. How do we ensure fair credit and inclusion in medical research? Share your thoughts or examples of overlooked contributions in the comments. Let’s spotlight the stories that deserve recognition and push for change. Learn more about Responsible Media Group and the work we do to deconstruct media around us at https://lnkd.in/gUPAhXxt

Imagine a healthcare environment that loudly promotes a NO BIAS atmosphere! We are one week away from the screening Everybody’s Work, a SHIFT Productions film exposing racism in nursing, and the launch of Tell Me, I Can Take It #healthcare #nobias #healthcarebias #everybodyworks

It is up to EVERYONE to LEVEL UP. Equity work is a team sport and is as weak as it's least equitable link. Let's join Melody, equity practitioner in encouraging a wholistic approach to equity. Let's encourage everyone to level up. Learn more about Responsible Media Group and the work we do to deconstruct media around us at https://lnkd.in/gUPAhXxt

ReMedia & Responsiblemediagroup.com is hosting Everybody's Work Screening & No Room for Bias in Medicine Kickoff Event. Make sure to attend it on February 27.

HBCUs are the backbone of Black excellence in healthcare, training generations of doctors, nurses, and researchers who bridge gaps in underserved communities. But funding disparities threaten their mission. Have you or someone you know been impacted by an HBCU education? Share your story and help celebrate their legacy. Learn more about Responsible Media Group and the work we do to deconstruct media around us at https://lnkd.in/gUPAhXxt