About Dr. Hrishita Tiwari

I grew up in Texas- intially in Corpus Christi by the coast and later in the DFW metroplex. I consider Arlington my hometown. I pursued my B.S. in Biology at The University of Texas at Dallas. During my time there I also worked on minors in Spanish and Political Science. I am also fluent in Hindi. I have worked various internships working for the Perot Museum of Science in their anthropology department, Friends of the Global Fight in Washington, D.C. to address global health initiatives and in Congresswomen Eddie Bernice Johnson’s District office to better my community.

I recently graduated from Sam Houston State University College of Osteopathic Medicine in May as part of their inaugural class. I am a certified bibliophile and love books from all genres.

I am particularly passionate about bringing holistic healthcare to underserved populations. I am eager to merge my medical knowledge, research skills and passion for public service to contribute to the community through collaborative initiatives and patient-focused healthcare solutions.

About Dr. Franklin Turner

I grew up in Braselton, Georgia and attended Elon University in North Carolina after high school where I earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Biochemistry. I then pursued a post graduate course of study and attained a Master of Chemistry degree focused and based in research involving the isolation of fungal compounds for potential use in cancer therapy.

Extending life expectancy and increasing quality of life attracted me to the practice of medicine. I began my medical education at Trinity Medical Sciences University in St. Vincent and the Grenadines and later completed my clinical rotations through the American University of Integrative Sciences in various locations across Georgia and Virginia.

My interest in medicine was first sparked during a shadowing experience in cardiology, where I became intrigued by opportunities to advance the treatment of coronary artery disease. This curiosity led to meaningful research, strong mentorship, and personal challenges including the support of families through medical crises from a distance.

This deepened my resolve to become a physician. I am now honored to continue my journey into Family Medicine at Memorial Hospital here in Gulfport, Mississippi. I desire to become a well-rounded physician with a broad scope of clinical knowledge.

Family medicine offers the unique privilege of caring for patients of all ages and building lasting relationships that promote long-term health and well-being. My goal is to provide comprehensive, compassionate care while fostering strong community ties.

Outside of my pursuit of a medical career, I enjoy learning to fly, exploring new places, and spending quality time with my fiancée.