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In this first episode, we sit down with Dr. Derek Robinson, a 1998 Xavier University of Louisiana alumnus, the Chief Medical Officer at the Health Care Service Corporation (HCSC), and the vice chairman of Xavier's board of trustees. Dr. Robinson delves into his pivotal role in healthcare management, focusing on his commitment to addressing healthcare disparities within marginalized communities.
He shares how his time at XU laid the groundwork for his leadership journey, highlighting the institution's strong sense of community and unwavering support. Reflecting on memorable experiences, Dr. Robinson discusses how Xavier's mission continues to inspire him in his advocacy for health equity.
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