1/19/66 – Born in Ghana to Beatrice and Emmanuel Asihene, 3rd of 4 children
2/1972 – Immigrated to USA. Lived in Columbus, OH at Ohio State University campus.
5/1975 – Moved to Atlanta, GA. With Ph.D completed at OSU, my father became professor at Clark-Atlanta University
6/1984 – Graduated from Woodland High School as class valedictorian
6/1987 – Graduated Summa Cum Laude from Georgia State University with B.S. in Biology with Distinction and Honors (published a research project)
1988 – Naturalized USA citizen
12/1992 – Graduated from Morehouse School of Medicine
1992- 1995 – Graduated internship and residency in Internal Medicine at Cambridge Hospital Harvard Medical School
7/5/1998 – Employed by Florida Health Care Plans, Inc. (resigned in 7/2020)
1998-Present – Multiple health fairs in Volusia County to improve health
2001 – Divorced due to domestic violence from spouse and became single parent of 3 children
2002-Present – Medical missions to underserved areas of the world (Central America, Africa, Asia, South America, Australia)- conducted fundraisers and built two wells in Tanzania which transformed the community
2003-Present – Member of Calvary Christian Center in Ormond Beach
2005 – Doctor of the Year, Bert Fish Medical Center
2014 – Vitals Compassionate Doctor Award
2016, 2019 – Vitas Best Award
2017 – America’s Most Honored Professionals, Top 5%
