Gloria WilderBrathwaite, MD, MPH
Gloria A. WilderBrathwaite is the founder of CORE HEALTH, a community driven social justice solutions company dedicated to assisting providers to underserved populations in improving the quality of community based services through enhanced business efficiency and enriching the diversity of providers within underserved markets. CORE HEALTH includes a nonprofit speaker's bureau, Justice Speaks, dedicated to facilitating a nationwide dialogue on issue of social justice and equality. Previously Dr. Gloria, as her patients call her, served as Director of Community Pediatrics at Georgetown University Medical Center and Chair of Mobile Health Programs at Children's National Medical Center, overseeing the daily operations of the Children's Health Project of DC, a program of the nationally recognized Children's Health Fund.
Dr. Gloria has long served as a volunteer to meet the medical needs of low-income children. She currently serves on the Boards of Directors for the Children's Law Center, the International Mobile Health Association, and DC Action for Children. Her professional and personal service has earned her national recognition and awards. Dr. Gloria earned her bachelor's degree from Howard University, her doctor of medicine degree from the Georgetown University School of Medicine, and her master's degree in public health from George Washington University.