The Three Doctors

Drs. Sampson Davis, Rameck Hunt, and George Jenkins, known collectively as "The Three Doctors," exemplify resilience and commitment. Originating from the challenging urban environment of Newark, New Jersey, these men made a pact during their teenage years to support each other through college and achieve their collective goal of becoming doctors. Their journey was fraught with obstacles due to the scarcity of positive influences and the prevalence of negative ones in their community.

Today, each of The Three Doctors serves in significant roles within the medical and educational fields. Dr. Hunt is a board-certified internist at University Medical Center at Princeton and an assistant professor of medicine at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School. Dr. Jenkins has expanded his impact on education as the Assistant Dean of the Office of Access, Equity, and Inclusion, in addition to his role as an assistant professor of clinical dentistry at Columbia University. Dr. Davis is a board-certified emergency medicine physician working in several emergency departments in New Jersey, further underscoring his ongoing commitment to healthcare.

The Three Doctors have penned several noteworthy books that encapsulate their experiences and the lessons they've learned. These include "The Pact," "We Beat the Streets," and "The Bond." Additionally, Dr. Davis has authored "Living & Dying in Brick City" and "The Stuff, Unlock Your Power to Overcome Challenges, Soar, and Succeed." Dr. Hunt introduced a novel approach to nutrition and health with his 2020 publication, "The NO GUESSWORK Diet."

Their dedication extends beyond their professional commitments through The Three Doctors Foundation, which has been active for over 11 years. This organization focuses on providing free health, education, and mentoring programs to youth and families in the New York/New Jersey area, reflecting their ongoing commitment to uplifting the community that once shaped them.

The Three Doctors have been recognized with several awards for their leadership and positive impact on the community, including the Essence Award and a BET Honors award. Their media appearances, including on "The Oprah Winfrey Show," where Oprah Winfrey praised them as exemplary role models, underline their widespread influence and dedication to sharing their message of perseverance, education, and health. Through these endeavors, The Three Doctors not only share their knowledge but also inspire others to strive and succeed despite difficult circumstances.