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DESCRIPTION:Academy of Medicine Annual Dinner and Distinguished Guest Lectu
 re\n\nThe Steam Plant\n	617 E. Third St.\n	Dayton\, OH\, 45402\n\nReception:
  5:30 p.m.\n	Dinner: 6:30 p.m.\n\nSpeaker: Sara Doorley\, M.D.\, '05[[{'fid
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 orn\, Ohio\, with parents who showed her the importance of serving and car
 ing for those less fortunate. She decided early on that she wanted to beco
 me a physician. During her undergraduate studies at the University of Notr
 e Dame\, Doorley completed a summer mission trip to Palestine. The trip op
 ened her eyes to foreign service\, and the influence society has on health
 . Not long after\, she returned to Dayton to attend the Boonshoft School o
 f Medicine.\n\nAs a medical student\, Doorley championed the needs of the 
 underserved. She helped found the Global Health Initiative\, and completed
  a trip to El Salvador to serve with Doctors for Global Health. Doorley gr
 aduated with an M.D. degree in 2005 and continued to complete internal med
 icine residency training at Albert Einstein College of Medicine\, Montefio
 re Medical Center in the Bronx\, New York.\n\nIn 2008\, she worked in Ugan
 da as a medical volunteer. Since 2009\, she also has volunteered with Heal
 th Rights International\, a group that provides medical affidavits for tho
 se seeking asylum in the United States. Doorley has served on the Board of
  Directors for Doctors for Global Health from 2005-2008 and 2011-2014.\n\n
 For many years\, she treated the homeless as medical director of the Valle
 y Homeless Healthcare Program in San Jose\, California. Most recently\, Do
 orley has been named medical director of Albuquerque Health Care for the H
 omeless in New Mexico.\n\nFor more information\, contact Nicki Crellin\, d
 irector of major gifts\, at nicki.crellin@wright.edu or (937) 245-7634.
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