MMCi Interviews and Profiles

For Durga Borkar, MD, eye surgeon and an associate professor of ophthalmology at Duke, transforming patient care in an age of rapid technological advancement involves more than being at the bedside or in the operating room. She wants to see the big picture.

The most important thing I learned at Duke was how to lead through complexity—where technical innovation, clinical realities, and organizational behavior intersect.

In this month’s spotlight, second-year medical student Samuel Ndukwe discusses his work as founder and president of Duke’s chapter of Black Men in White Coats. He shares how the organization is giving hope and inspiration to young Black men and his desire for the organization to help address the disparity in the number of Black men enrolling in medical school.

Dr. Ash Barve earned her Bachelor of Dental Medicine and Surgery in 1999, and her MMCi degree in 2019.

In this recorded session hear from Chris Vail, PA, MMCi Class of 2012 as he shares his journey as Director of Clinical Informatics for Duke Surgery.

Dr. Misra serves as Director of Digital Health for the American Medical Association (AMA). He is an associate professor of medicine and health administration at Virginia Commonwealth University Health System, specializing in internal medicine and health informatics.

Hear from Laura Roe from the FDA about her career path and the MMCi degree program in this recorded session.

One of the things that COVID has taught us is how inadequate our systems are to meet the requirements of a pandemic, including just the exchange of information.

In this prerecorded webinar you’ll learn more about admission to the MMCi program as well as hear from a panel of alumni.

With the healthcare industry constantly changing, Monica Card, a Revenue Cycle Manager for Duke University Health System, knew there was a need to advance her existing knowledge in the areas of business and IT.