Dr. Kenyon Railey

Biography

Kenyon Michael Railey, MD, is currently an Associate Professor in the Department of Family Medicine and Community Health at Duke University. He also serves as the Medical Director of the Physician Assistant Program. Dr. Railey's work primarily focuses on healthcare disparities and the integration of culturally responsive care into clinical practice and education. He has lectured on various topics related to healthcare disparities and fostering supportive environments, emphasizing the importance of empathy in clinical practice. Dr. Railey is dedicated to enhancing interprofessional collaboration initiatives among faculty, staff, and students. He completed his medical degree at Saint Louis University in 2005 and has held several academic and clinical positions, including Assistant Professor roles in both Family Medicine and Neurology. His courses include Practice Health System, Clinical Medicine, and Basic Medical Sciences, where he prepares the next generation of healthcare professionals to address complex health issues effectively.

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