Dr. Chisomaga Madufor earned his bachelor’s degree in biology and chemistry from Coppin State University and completed medical school at the Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University. His academic and research interests center on internal medicine, with a focus on clinical reasoning, preventive care, and optimizing patient outcomes. He has been actively involved in mentorship and service through programs such as Prescribe It Forward, Beans and Bread of St. Vincent de Paul in Baltimore, and the Zia Food Service and Everywhere Project in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He is also dedicated to supporting students' and peers' growth through mentorship and collaborative learning. His approach to patient care emphasizes empathy, evidence-based practice, and patient education.
I am passionate about building meaningful relationships with patients and delivering compassionate, clinically effective care. I also value supporting my colleagues and medical students, fostering an environment of collaboration, encouragement, and shared learning. My journey into medicine has been shaped by a commitment to service, leadership, and continuous intellectual growth. I am particularly drawn to Winchester/Valley Health for its strong academic environment and dedication to developing thoughtful, well-rounded healthcare professionals. Outside of medicine, I enjoy exploring different cooking styles, staying active through soccer, exploring new technologies, and learning Spanish, Igbo, and history. I value balance, growth, and making a positive impact in my community and in both my professional and personal life.
— Dr. MaduforSpecialty of Interest: Internal Medicine
Medical School: Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University
Undergraduate School: Coppin State University
