Jack Mbabuike

ABOUT Me

In New York City, Dr. Mbabuike is a practicing physician. Most of his practice is currently spent managing and treating chronic pain, particularly severe arthritis. To treat orthopedic discomfort in the knees, shoulders, hips, back, and other areas, Dr. Mbabuike offers non-surgical procedures. He keeps track of patients over time and creates custom regimens suited to each patient's requirements. Dr. Mbabuike began his academic career in a prestigious accelerated B.S./M.D. program at City College of New York's Sophie Davis School of Medicine (now CUNY School of Medicine). This required deciding to study medicine after graduating from high school and entering college early in life as a senior in high school. The Cuny School of Medicine's Sophie Davis Biomedical Education Program aims to assist high-achieving high school students in pursuing an accelerated program created to solve shortages in the medical industry, particularly those of minority students. Admission to this program requires careful consideration of high school grades in all essential disciplines, including junior-year scientific courses, math test scores, and communications. The program also looks at volunteerism and character qualities, including motivation, compassion, and maturity. Standardized exam results, a strong GPA, three essays, and five letters of recommendation are required for the competitive application procedure. Dr. Mbabuike excelled in these fields and was chosen as one of the program's 50–60 annual admitted students. He enrolled in a 7-year combined bachelor of science and medical doctorate degree because of this program. At City College of New York, Dr. Mbabuike finished his undergraduate studies in three years. He then enrolled at the New York University Grossman School of Medicine, where he received his M.D.