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Speakers
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Dr. Mirna I. Ramos-Diaz
Assistant professor of Family Medicine and Pediatrics
Dr. Mirna Ramos-Diaz is an Assistant Professor of Pediatrics in the Department of Family Medicine. She is a Course Director for the 2nd-year Clinical Skills course in the Osteopathic Medicine program. Additionally, she leads several important initiatives including the Roots to Wings Mentoring program, which is a project whose purpose is to create an educational/mentoring pathway enabling Native American and Hispanic Youth from the Yakima Valley to become health professionals. Dr. Ramos-Diaz received her MD from University of Miami School of Medicine, completed her pediatric residency at University of Miami, Jackson Memorial Hospital and is Board Certified in Pediatrics. Additionally, she received a Master’s degree in religious studies from Gonzaga University in 2009. Dr. Ramos-Diaz has lived in the valley for over 14 years and worked as a pediatrician serving primarily Hispanics and Native Americans in our communities for over eleven years. She enjoys: spending time with her family.Organizing team
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Jason McCormick
Curation