Embracing diversity at LifeLong Medical Care means understanding, respecting, and valuing people's differences, visible or invisible, including but not limited to race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, and age.
Recognizing and applying diversity of perspectives, skills, and talents engages our employees and patients, which strengthens our decision-making. Ensuring that diversity is sought, valued, and respected is critical to our organizations success and is a core expectation for LifeLong leaders.
Our commitment to diversity empowers us to generate unique insights and ideas, create solutions, and deliver innovation to improve outcomes for individual patients. We invest in and nurture relationships with diverse groups of partners, advocates, suppliers, and community organizations that help us better serve those patients. These relationships extend our efforts to help reduce health disparities and to address the unique needs of our communities.
Dr. Chin is among five other residents in LifeLongs inaugural class who will graduate from the program next year. LifeLongs program was developed to fill a need to train highly skilled family medicine physicians to work in underserved outpatient medicine practices.
Dr. Chin took his DO degree from Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine and an MsMEd from Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine. His academic interests include medical education, preventative medicine, social determinants of health, and the role that culture plays in healthcare.