Dr. Judith Foyabo is a registered, certified family nurse practitioner who received her BSN and MSN from Azusa Pacific University in California. Dr. Foyabo obtained her doctor of nursing practice from the Universities of Clarion/Edinboro Nursing Consortium. Prior to a career in nursing, she worked in the biotechnology industry cloning genes for vaccine development. She also has a background in information management and database administration.

As a nurse practitioner, Dr. Foyabo has worked as a mid-level medical provider (primary care provider (PCP) to hundreds of patients) for a Christian non-profit organization that serves the homeless population and low-income patients in Los Angeles. She has also worked for Kaiser as an in-patient registered nurse practitioner.

When Dr. Foyabo was a DNP student, she engaged with the Los Angeles Mayor’s office to advocate for phone charging stations to help the homeless population to better communicate with their healthcare providers. In her spare time, she runs a non-profit organization that caters to the needs of orphans and disabled African children. She is passionate about providing equitable healthcare for the underserved and other vulnerable populations.