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4.66 (120 reviews)
SHE/HER
Debra England
Nurse Practitioner
Dr. Ijeoma Azonobi has spent over a decade caring for patients in a variety of clinical settings, with a special interest in women's health. She was drawn to obesity medicine after working with underserved communities, where she saw how much chronic disease was tied to weight and how often people felt blamed instead of helped.
Having faced her own challenges with weight, she’s passionate about creating a supportive, judgement-free space where patients feel truly heard and empowered in their health journey.
Having faced her own challenges with weight, she’s passionate about creating a supportive, judgement-free space where patients feel truly heard and empowered in their health journey.
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SEES PATIENTS AT THE
Sandy Springs Clinic, Georgia
SEES PATIENTS VIRTUALLY IN
Georgia, New York, California
ABOUT DR. AZONOBI
EXPERTISE
Lipedema, Women's health, Menopause
LANGUAGES
English, Spanish
APPROACH
Action-oriented, Casual, Challenging, Holistic, Warm
EXPERIENCED WITH
BIPOC, Parents, LGBTQ+ community, Students
MEDICAL SCHOOL
Morehouse School of Medicine - MD
BOARD CERTIFIED
Preventative Medicine, Obesity Medicine
RESIDENCY
- Duke University Medical Center - OB/GYN
- Morehouse School of Medicine - General Preventive Medicine and Public Health
YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
Georgia, New York, California
OUTSIDE OF WORK, YOU CAN FIND DR. AZONOBI...
Staying active through hiking and maintaining a consistent fitness routine. I also love unwinding with a good book, experimenting in the kitchen, and exploring new cuisines. Spending quality time with family and friends is important to me, and I value opportunities to connect with my community beyond the clinical setting.
Staying active through hiking and maintaining a consistent fitness routine. I also love unwinding with a good book, experimenting in the kitchen, and exploring new cuisines. Spending quality time with family and friends is important to me, and I value opportunities to connect with my community beyond the clinical setting.