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Rani G. Whitfield, Doctor of Medicine

Education

Whitfield received a Bachelor of Science in Microbiology from Southern University in 1992. He completed his Medical Degree in 1996 at Meharry Medical College, and performed his internship and residency at Saint Elizabeth Medical Center in Dayton, Ohio. He completed his Sports Medicine Fellowship from Ohio State in 2000.

Career

Born March 8, 1969) is a family physician and an author best known for his appearances on Black Entertainment Television"s 106 & Park series and iVillage. He is also the medical correspondent for the nationally syndicated Chuck Doctorate radio show on the Air America radio network. He resides in his native Baton Rouge, Los Angeles, United States of America.

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