Vohra, a pediatrician and healthcare policy expert who holds degrees in both law and public policy, officially took over the role, which was formerly held by Dr. Ngozi Ezike.
Sameer Vohra – Dr. Vohra was born and raised in Chicago and received his Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Northwestern University. He then went on to receive a dual degree from Southern Illinois University’s Medicine and Law Dual Degree Program, as well as traveling to India on a United States Department of State Fulbright Scholarship. ….. Dr. Sameer Vohra settled back into Southern Illinois University and began his journey into population health and science, taking steps to make a concrete difference in the communities he served. He was able to lead the creation of the Office of Population… Read more »
He at least has extensive experience working with conservative people during his years in southern Illinois and apparently did things to try and improve the communities he served. Imagine being one of the only guys of indian descent in your southern IL community of Trump supporters. Apparently he thrived there. It’s worth giving this guy a chance.
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
Gee, is a regular native born American allowed to hold this position?
Apparently not.
Nope!
Sameer Vohra – Dr. Vohra was born and raised in Chicago and received his Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Northwestern University. He then went on to receive a dual degree from Southern Illinois University’s Medicine and Law Dual Degree Program, as well as traveling to India on a United States Department of State Fulbright Scholarship. ….. Dr. Sameer Vohra settled back into Southern Illinois University and began his journey into population health and science, taking steps to make a concrete difference in the communities he served. He was able to lead the creation of the Office of Population… Read more »
He at least has extensive experience working with conservative people during his years in southern Illinois and apparently did things to try and improve the communities he served. Imagine being one of the only guys of indian descent in your southern IL community of Trump supporters. Apparently he thrived there. It’s worth giving this guy a chance.
I apologize