Clinical Spotlight:  Owolabi Modupeoluwa, MD

What is your clinical specialty?

Internal Medicine with subspeciality training in Infectious Diseases

Where did you go to school?

I attended Windsor University School of Medicine, completed my residency at Saint Michael's Medical Center through New York Medical College, and went on to complete an Infectious Diseases Fellowship at New York University.

What brought you to Premier Health?

The people, the welcoming environment, and the shared commitment to providing excellent patient care.

Why did you choose medicine as a career?

I have always been drawn to the opportunity to serve others, solve complex problems, and provide care to patients during some of the most vulnerable moments in their lives.

Who are the people who influenced and/or mentored you?

My Family, especially my mother, she instilled in me the values of compassion, hard work and perseverance.

What is one thing most people don’t know about you? 

Beyond caring for patients, I enjoy helping students and trainees grow in confidence, discover their potential and pursue their goals.

Where is your hometown?

Atlanta, Georgia

What, if any, sports team(s) do you cheer for?

Real Madrid

What is the last book you read?

Four Hundred Souls

What is your favorite song in your playlist?

Jehovah Nissi

What is your favorite food?

Nigerian cuisine

What is your favorite hobby?

Traveling and exploring new places

What is your favorite animal, and why?

Goldfish: I find them peaceful and relaxing to watch

Where is your favorite vacation spot, and why?

Dubai, the beautiful architecture, shopping, diverse cuisine and unique cultural experiences

Describe something (a thing, person, place, experience, etc.) for which you are especially thankful:

My Family

Pick a side

iPhone or Android? iPhone

Early bird or night owl? Early bird

Beach bum or mountain hiker? Beach Bum

Dress shoes or tennis shoes? Tennis Shoes

Paperback or e-reader? Paperback

Coffee or tea? Tea

Cooking or baking? Both

Sweet or salty? Sweet

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