Toyese Oyeyemi, MPH, MCHES, MBA
Public Health Practitioner & Researcher
Bio
Toyese Oyeyemi is Executive Director of Social Mission Alliance at the Fitzhugh Mullan Institute of Health Workforce Equity. He has extensive experience in health equity practice and research which has impacted national primary care policy, health workforce diversity, and social accountability in health professions education. Prior to leading the Alliance, he was Health Extension Regional Officer in New Mexico, developing and implementing statewide interventions that bridged academic health center resources with the prioritized health and SDOH needs of local communities.He is a dual Lecturer of Family and Community Medicine and Population Health at the University of New Mexico, a doctoral candidate in public health at the George Washington University, and a recognized global voice in social accountability of health professions education and healthcare workforce transformation.
Organization
Social Mission AllianceLearn more about Toyese's work:
Article
Navigating the Shifting Landscape of Diversity in US Medical Schools: The Role of Holistic Admissions
Podcast
Social Mission in Health Professions Education
Opinion Piece
A Better Way to Measure and Rank Medical Schools
Blog
Health care equity is an economic opportunity
Opinion Piece
Medicine has a race problem — more silence won’t help
Journal Article
Estimation and Comparison of Current and Future Racial/Ethnic Representation in the US Health Care Workforce
Conference Session
Increasing Health Equity by confronting racism, bias and discrimination in Health Workforce Education and Global Health
Podcast
Embarking on the Path to Stem-H Careers