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The Three Doctors BiographyDrs. Sampson Davis, Rameck Hunt, and George Jenkins, fondly known as "The Three Doctors," are extraordinary role models for anyone who has been through any kind of life challenge or major hardship. As teenage boys growing up on the tough inner-city streets of Newark, New Jersey, these three kindred spirits made a pact: they would stick together, go to college, graduate, and become doctors. Surrounded by negative influences and having few positive role models made this a difficult feat. Now, years later, these three men have overcome countless obstacles and proudly bear the subtitle of doctor, serving as the face of health and education for youth and families across our country.
Having grown up in the streets of Newark, The Three Doctors know firsthand the pressures and struggles of life in the inner city and how difficult it can be going at it alone. Determined not to become victims of their environment, the trio stood firm in their mission and together became one of the most remarkable success stories of inspiration, dedication, and determination. The Three Doctors are frequently asked about their formula for becoming prominent, successful men. While there are numerous factors that played a role in their success, there are particular guidelines that The Three Doctors have and continue to live by to this day. This includes "learning patience," especially in a world where many have come to want - and expect - instant gratification and success. They urge people to trust self-reliance and inner strength in developing a strategic plan for carrying out long-term goals in life.
Today, Dr. Hunt is a board-certified internist at University Medical Center at Princeton and assistant professor of medicine at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School. Dr. Jenkins serves as assistant professor of clinical dentistry at Columbia University. Dr. Davis is a board-certified emergency medicine physician at St. Michael’s Medical Center in Newark, New Jersey.
The Three Doctors have also authored three inspiring books about their lives: The Pact, for adults; We Beat the Streets, for children; and The Bond, which highlights fatherhood relationships. The Three Doctors also find time to give back to the community through their nonprofit organization, The Three Doctors Foundation, which recently celebrated its 11th year of offering free health, education, and mentoring programs for youth and families in the New York/New Jersey area.
The Three Doctors were honored by the National Civil Rights Museum in 2012, received the prestigious Essence Award in 2000 for their accomplishments and leadership, and were awarded a BET Honors Award in 2009. They have been featured medical experts for the "Tom Joyner Morning Show" as well as CNN news. The Three Doctors continue to make numerous television appearances in support of their message of health, education, and youth mentoring. This includes their past appearance on The Oprah Winfrey Show during which Ms. Winfrey remarked, "You guys are bigger than rock stars! I think you guys are the premier role models of the world!"
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Nearly two decades later, Rameck Hunt is an internist at University Medical Center at Princeton and an assistant professor of medicine at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School in New Brunswick. His good friend, Sampson Davis, is an emergency room doctor at three different hospitals, including St. Michael’s Medical Center in Newark. And George Jenkins is a dentist and an assistant professor at...
Dr. Sampson Davis, Dr. Rameck Hunt and Dr. George Jenkins, known as “The Three Doctors,” were on UAB's campus this week talking about their vow as teenagers to become doctors.
The gymnasium at Piscataway High School provided the setting for a basketball game that was unlike any other. It was a friendly game, and it was put together in support of an important cause.
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Drs. Sampson Davis, Rameck Hunt, and George Jenkins, fondly known as "The Three Doctors," are extraordinary role models for anyone who has been through any kind of life challenge or major hardship. As teenage boys growing up on the tough inner-city streets of Newark, New Jersey, these three kindred spirits made a pact: they would stick together, go to college, graduate, and become doctors. Surrounded by negative influences and having few positive role models made this a difficult feat. Now, years later, these three men have overcome countless obstacles and proudly bear the subtitle of doctor, serving as the face of health and education for youth and families across our country.
Having grown up in the streets of Newark, The Three Doctors know firsthand the pressures and struggles of life in the inner city and how difficult it can be going at it alone. Determined not to become victims of their environment, the trio stood firm in their mission and together became one of the most remarkable success stories of inspiration, dedication, and determination. The Three Doctors are frequently asked about their formula for becoming prominent, successful men. While there are numerous factors that played a role in their success, there are particular guidelines that The Three Doctors have and continue to live by to this day. This includes "learning patience," especially in a world where many have come to want - and expect - instant gratification and success. They urge people to trust self-reliance and inner strength in developing a strategic plan for carrying out long-term goals in life.
Today, Dr. Hunt is a board-certified internist at University Medical Center at Princeton and assistant professor of medicine at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School. Dr. Jenkins serves as assistant professor of clinical dentistry at Columbia University. Dr. Davis is a board-certified emergency medicine physician at St. Michael’s Medical Center in Newark, New Jersey.
The Three Doctors have also authored three inspiring books about their lives: The Pact, for adults; We Beat the Streets, for children; and The Bond, which highlights fatherhood relationships. The Three Doctors also find time to give back to the community through their nonprofit organization, The Three Doctors Foundation, which recently celebrated its 11th year of offering free health, education, and mentoring programs for youth and families in the New York/New Jersey area.
The Three Doctors were honored by the National Civil Rights Museum in 2012, received the prestigious Essence Award in 2000 for their accomplishments and leadership, and were awarded a BET Honors Award in 2009. They have been featured medical experts for the "Tom Joyner Morning Show" as well as CNN news. The Three Doctors continue to make numerous television appearances in support of their message of health, education, and youth mentoring. This includes their past appearance on The Oprah Winfrey Show during which Ms. Winfrey remarked, "You guys are bigger than rock stars! I think you guys are the premier role models of the world!"
Contact a speaker booking agent to check availability on The Three Doctors and other top speakers and celebrities.
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Nearly two decades later, Rameck Hunt is an internist at University Medical Center at Princeton and an assistant professor of medicine at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School in New Brunswick. His good friend, Sampson Davis, is an emergency room doctor at three different hospitals, including St. Michael’s Medical Center in Newark. And George Jenkins is a dentist and an assistant professor at...
Dr. Sampson Davis, Dr. Rameck Hunt and Dr. George Jenkins, known as “The Three Doctors,” were on UAB's campus this week talking about their vow as teenagers to become doctors.
The gymnasium at Piscataway High School provided the setting for a basketball game that was unlike any other. It was a friendly game, and it was put together in support of an important cause.
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