I won't tell you that it's gonna be okay.

I won't tell you that it's going to be okay.

Good morning and welcome to a

not, most times I say afternoon because we're actually taking this in the morning

bright and early with Dr. Carmen Green. How are you feeling today?

I'm terrific. How are you? I'm well blessed than I deserve. I heard you talking about

allergies. My allergies are going crazy too. I got to take my Zertech every morning when I wake up.

Well, that's why I had a challenge. I went a couple days without it.

So I'll feel better this afternoon.

So look, as we start each one of our episodes,

we always ask this question. And we want our guests to walk us through the arc of their career and you've had a story career in medicine where you're currently Dean. And I want to know about your career

and your various career stops from Michigan State

to where you work now.

Well, thanks for the question.

I actually need to go back a little bit

further than that.

I'm an Air Force kid.

So in the United States Air Force,

and I went to a undergrad at University of Michigan, Flint.

We were stationed in Flint when Flint was a boom town.

As you know, it certainly had its troubled history now with, you know, the disparities as it relates to lead in the water. I would go to Michigan State College of Human Medicine where I would learn how to be a doctor.

I'd go into anesthesiology as my residency at the University of Michigan.

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