Current Residents

Victoria Johnson, M.D.

2024-2025 Chief Administrative Resident
Morehouse School of Medicine

Dr. Victoria Johnson was born in Albany, Ga but grew up and attended high school in Decatur, Ga. After graduating top 5% of her high school class, she attended Georgia State University and earned a Bachelor of Science in Biology. This is also where she met her amazing husband, Brock. Before medical school, she completed a Master of Science in Interdisciplinary Health Sciences at Drexel University. Also, during her postgraduate training, she pursued research at the University of Pennsylvania, publishing her work on Alcoholic Liver Disease (https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28864659/). 

Dr. Johnson returned home to Georgia and attended medical school at Morehouse School of Medicine. During this time, she engaged in a number of community outreach projects with an emphasis on social determinants of health. She is passionate about advocacy, health equity, women’s health, and preventive medicine. She is excited and honored to complete her OB/GYN residency at Morehouse School of Medicine where she can continue to serve the underserved population. She foresees herself owning a private practice in her local community and dreams of opening a women’s shelter. 

In her spare time, Dr. Johnson enjoys traveling, wine tasting, planning social gatherings for family and friends, and binge-watching crime TV. She also loves animals and would love to explore the safaris of Kenya one day. But for now, her love for animals is expressed by playing fetch with her dog Chance. Dr. Johnson can be reached at VLJohnson@msm.edu.

Thomas Chavez, M.D.

2024-2025 Education Chief
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine

Dr. Thomas Chavez was born in New Jersey and grew up with aspirations of becoming a professional hockey player. However, it became apparent that going pro was not an option when no NHL scouts had contacted him by the time he was 18. Needing to choose a more realistic career, he attended New York University and majored in Neuroscience. It was during his four years in the Big Apple that he discovered a passion for medicine. Dr. Chavez volunteered with both Pediatrics and the Emergency Department at Bellevue Hospital throughout college, and he continued that community service for a year after graduating in 2015. A year after obtaining his bachelor’s from NYU, Thomas joined the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine's Class of 2020. His interests included Pediatrics and General Surgery, and had you asked him at the beginning of his schooling which field of medicine he wouldn't consider as a career, Obstetrics and Gynecology would have been an instant response. That all changed after experiencing labor and delivery for the first time as a third-year medical student, and since then he has never looked back. Dr. Chavez completed an internship in General Surgery at the University of Kentucky, where he earned Resident of the Month honors on his Gynecology rotation, before matching to Morehouse School of Medicine's OB-GYN residency program. Dr. Chavez is incredibly excited to be living and working in Atlanta and hopes to gain valuable experience in dealing with health disparities and treating underserved patient populations at Grady Memorial Hospital. When not at work, he enjoys culinary arts, trying new cuisines, watching all genres of television from live-action drama to anime, and continues to play amateur hockey, waiting for that phone call to join the big leagues.

Erica Green, M.D.

2024-2025 Patient Safety & Quality / Wellness Chief
Ross University School of Medicine

Dr. Erica Green grew up in the inner city of Pittsburgh, PA where she attended Oliver High School and graduated as the valedictorian. Growing up with a single mother who was a practicing LPN, she gained her love for medicine and helping others. She graduated from Pennsylvania State University with a Bachelor of Science in Biology and nurtured her interest in medicine while there as a peer health lead educator, establishing programs specifically catered to educating minority populations on sexual health. Dr. Green received a Master's in Biological Sciences from Drexel University and gained a strong interest in student education, becoming a peer tutor in biochemistry and anatomy. She earned her Medical Doctorate with Honors from Ross University School of Medicine. While at Ross, she did not shy away from any leadership role presented to her and subsequently, became Vice president of the student government association, Vice president of the Ross chapter of SNMA, a peer tutor, academic coordinator of Phi Delta Epsilon Fraternity, and bible study leader in Ross Christian Fellowship. In her free time, she likes to watch the real housewives, hike and spend time with family and friends. Dr. Green's professional goal is to continue her work with student education by pursuing a career as an OBGYN residency program director.

Oluwadamilola (Lola) Thomas, M.D.

2024-2025 Clinic Chief
Howard University School of Medicine

Dr. Oluwadamilola Thomas is a PGY4 Obstetrics and Gynecology resident at Morehouse School of Medicine. She was born in London and grew up in Massachusetts. She graduated in 2021 from Howard University College of Medicine. She received her Master's in Biomedical Sciences in 2017 from Rutgers Graduate School and her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Chemistry from New York University in 2015. Dr. Thomas was Vice President of Activities of her medical school class for four years. She was very active in various leadership roles throughout medical school and held numerous positions throughout her four years. Her most proud accomplishment was her role as Associate Regional Director of the Student National Medical Association where she put together two large scale conferences for the pre-medical and medical students of the DC-Maryland-Virginia community. Dr. Thomas is also very active in research and has numerous publications and poster presentations in a variety of fields. Dr. Thomas is a strong mentor and takes the time to mentor various underrepresented individuals in their journey to medical school and residency. She had the opportunity to be a Student Health Mentor where she worked to increase the matriculation of minority college students into medical school. Dr. Thomas is excited for these next four years of residency where she hopes to leave in 2025 as an exceptional OBGYN. In her free time, Dr. Thomas loves to travel and spend time brunching with friends when she is off from work or bingeing a new show that Netflix continues to put out.

Alexandra Caldwell, M.D.

Morehouse School of Medicine

Dr. Alexandra Caldwell was born in Charlotte, NC and raised in Kannapolis, NC. She received her Bachelor of Science in Biology from East Carolina University. Dr. Caldwell taught science at R.J. Reynolds High School for three years and subsequently earned her medical degree from Morehouse School of Medicine. She is interested in a career as an Obstetric Hospitalist. Her interests and hobbies include working out, anything true crime, and baking. She is a fur mommy to her dogs Miko and Samson.

Katie Dew, M.D.

Morehouse School of Medicine

Dr. Katie M. Dew is a DeKalb County native, from Lithonia, GA. She is an alum of Xavier University of Louisiana, where she graduated cum laude with a Bachelor of Science in Biology with honors in English. She also attended Hampton University and graduated summa cum laude with a Master of Science in Medical Science. In May 2022, she received her medical degree from Morehouse School of Medicine, where she served as president of the Student Government Association. She is a resident in the obstetrics and Gynecology Residency Program, Class of 2026. Her passions include women’s health, community engagement, and mentoring. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with family and friends, traveling, working out, trying new restaurants, and binge-watching reality TV shows.

Tambari Piawah, M.D.

University of South Florida College of Medicine

Dr. Tambari Piawah is a Nigerian American born and raised in Tallahassee, FL. She received her Bachelor of Science in Biology with a minor in Family, Youth, and Community Sciences at the University of South Florida, and completed a Master of Science in Medical Science and medical degree at the University of South Florida. As she continues her journey as an OB/GYN resident, she hopes to have a generalist career with a focus on maternal mental health. When she’s not working, Dr. Piawah loves powerlifting, trying new restaurants, and baking new recipes.

Deidre Wright, M.D.

Medical College of Georgia School of Medicine

Dr. Deidre Wright was born in New York, but considers herself a Georgia native after calling it home for 15 years. She received a bachelor’s degree in biology from Emory University and earned her medical degree from Medical College of Georgia in Augusta, GA. She is excited to continue her training in the Obstetrics and Gynecology Residency Program. Dr. Wright enjoys shopping for good deals (especially clothes and home décor), Zumba, trying diverse foods, and traveling throughout Japan is at the top of her list.

Autumn Acklin, M.D.

Meharry Medical College School of Medicine

Dr. Autumn Acklin hails from Houston, TX and is a proud alumna of Fisk University and Meharry Medical College. She chose medicine because of her passion for reproductive health and health equity. Dr. Acklin hopes to help patients advocate for themselves and improve outcomes for underserved communities. In her free time, she enjoys trying new food spots and listening to live music.

Jessie Kue Ndukwe, M.D.

Wayne State University School of Medicine

Dr. Jessie Kue Ndukwe is a native of Michigan who attended Evangel University for her undergraduate studies and Wayne State University School of Medicine for medical school. During her time in medical school, Jessie developed an interest in using research as a tool for advocacy and completed a Master of Science in Clinical Research at the University of Michigan School of Public Health. After two years in family medicine residency, Jessie decided to transition to OBGYN, which was always her passion. She is excited to embark on this new journey at Morehouse and further develop her personal and professional goals. When Jessie is not in the hospital, you can find her catching up on a number of reality TV shows (including the Real Housewives of Atlanta!), at the gym, or channeling her creativity through home decor projects. She also enjoys trips abroad with her husband. 

Cassandra Maafoh, M.D.

Mercer University School of Medicine

Dr. Cassandra Maafoh completed her medical education at Mercer University School of Medicine. Her inspiration for pursuing a career as an OB/GYN came from a deep-rooted desire to care for women across their lifespans and throughout their life cycles. As a native of Georgia, Dr. Maafoh is especially aware of the state’s high maternal mortality rate and wants to help reduce this rate and save the lives of numerous mothers. She enjoys traveling, exploring cultures, and intends to visit as many countries as possible.

Destiny Miller, M.D.

Howard University College of Medicine

Dr. Destiny Miller is originally from Baltimore, MD and graduated from the illustrious Tuskegee University, and earned a Master’s of Biological Sciences from the MEDPREP program at Southern Illinois University at Carbondale. She completed her medical education at Howard University College of Medicine. Her passion for medicine and women’s health began at the age of 16 when she accompanied her mom for the cesarean delivery of her youngest sister. She has dedicated her career to serving the underserved population. Her long-term goal is to own a private practice and comprehensive birthing center in efforts to give all women exceptional health care and birthing experiences.

Amissa Sei, M.D.

Morehouse School of Medicine

Dr. Amissa Sei completed her medical degree at Morehouse School of Medicine. Her interest in medicine was sparked by an admiration for her late uncle who served his country during the Ebola pandemic. Seeing his passion for his patients inspired Dr. Sei to want to deliver compassionate patient care and build resiliency in her future patients. Her personal interests include travelling and dance.

Jordan Branch, M.D. (Rural Resident)

University of Louisville School of Medicine

Dr. Jordan Branch was born and raised in Louisville, KY. She attended Spelman College in Atlanta, GA, where she graduated with the Highest Honors with a Bachelor of Science in Biology. She then returned home to complete medical school at the University of Louisville School of Medicine. While in medical school, she nurtured her passions for public health, DEI in medicine, and community outreach. During this time, she completed the Distinction in Global and Public Health Track, was the president of the UofL Student National Medical Association Chapter and helped create a new pipeline program to give minority high school students firsthand exposure to various specialties in medicine. After medical school, she completed a preliminary Internal Medicine year before finding her way back to the field of Obstetrics and Gynecology. She is excited to embark on this journey, with hopes of continuing to Maternal Fetal Medicine fellowship following residency. In her free time, Dr. Branch enjoys traveling, working out, reading, playing tennis, and thrifting.

Shaquita Greene, M.D.

Mercer University School of Medicine

Born and raised in Savannah, GA, and a proud first-generation college graduate, Dr. Greene earned both a Bachelor of Science in Biology with a minor in Chemistry degree and a Master of Science in Biology with a Medical Science concentration degree from Georgia State University. While pursuing her bachelor's degree, Dr. Greene was inducted into the Honors College and achieved honors such as Magna cum laude, advanced honors, and research honors. Dr. Greene received her medical degree from Mercer University School of Medicine in Savannah, GA, where she served as the OBGYN student interest group president and co-founded a pipeline program for underrepresented students in medicine. Her decision to pursue a career in medicine was motivated by inadequate medical care and health resources for minority populations, the lack of minority physicians, and healthcare disparities in her hometown. Dr. Greene was the only student in her graduating class to receive a Bears Exploring Academic Medicine (BEAM) distinction for her teaching efforts during medical school. She also founded the 5K and Family Fun Day for Maternal Health Awareness annual event in Savannah, GA, with the aim of educating women and families in her community about the increasing maternal mortality rate predominantly affecting the Black community. Her passions include addressing disparities in black maternal health, academic medicine, and mentorship. In her free time, she enjoys traveling, spending time with family and friends, watching Grey's Anatomy, and participating in adventurous activities like ziplining, jet skiing, and indoor skydiving. 

Alicia May, M.D.

Mercer University School of Medicine

Dr. Alicia May was born in Sandersville, Georgia, and raised in Toomsboro and Dublin Georgia. She received her Bachelor of Science in Biology and Minor in Spanish at the University of Georgia. In May 2024, Dr. May received her medical degree from Mercer University School of Medicine. Her interest in medicine was sparked early on due to limited access to healthcare and resources in her community. Dr. May is motivated to make a lasting impact in the lives of women and families from diverse backgrounds. Her passions are maternal mental health, patient advocacy, mentorship, and providing care to underserved populations. She is an actively involved member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. She enjoys traveling abroad, working out, caring for her house plants, spending time with family and friends, and being a foodie.

Ashley Molleti, M.D.

Minita Singh, M.D. 

Valeria Torres Lopez, M.D.