Terrance Lee Baker MD, MS

Earns a Bachelor of Science in natural science from the John Hopkins University.

Achieves a Master of Science in general special education with an emphasis on developmental disabilities from the John Hopkins University.

Obtains a Doctor of Medicine from the George Washington School of Medicine.

Conducts an internship and residency in family medicine and women’s health at the Medical College of Virginia.

Becomes the founder, owner, medical director and physician of Sollay, continuing in the roles.

Is an American Academy of Family Practice Fellow.

Is a diplomat of the American Board of Forensic Medicine.

Becomes a fellow of the American College of Forensic Examiners.

Becomes the president and co-founder of Sollay Kenyan Foundation.

Is a certified medical doctor by the American Medical Directors Association.

Becomes a fellow of the American Academy of Emergency Physicians.

Co-authors the paper “Reopening America” with Dr. Jack Greiner.

Receives the E.O. Martin Award from the American Board of Physician Specialties.

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