Dr. Kate Ojeyinka has been a Family Nurse Practitioner for 8 years and currently sees patients at Consortium. I earned my Family Nurse Practitioner Degree from Kaplan University in 2015 and Doctorate degree in Nursing Practice in Healthcare System Leadership from Chamberlain University in 2019. As a family nurse practitioner, I have been trained to treat the whole family, from infancy to the elderly. I have clinical experience in outpatient settings including Primary Care, Short Term Rehabilitation, Long-Term Care and Telehealth. I also serve as a clinical preceptor to new NPs and DNP students from both Walden University and a visiting professor at Chamberlain University. I am very compassionate with what I do and in addition to diagnosing and treating health conditions my main focus is on disease prevention and health management while involving my patients in their care.

Karen L. Allen, a seasoned Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in DC and Maryland, brings over 20 years of expertise in individual, couples, and family therapy. Holding a Master’s from Howard University, she’s an Adjunct Professor there for 16 years, contributing significantly to social work education. Karen served as the Director of Clinical Services at MedStar Washington Hospital Center, showcasing her leadership in delivering therapeutic services. As a consultant and administrator, she impacted fields like child welfare and mental health. A Past President of the Metro DC Chapter of the National Association of Black Social Workers, Karen actively advocates for positive change in the African-American community. Her holistic and Afrocentric approach, coupled with extensive training of professionals nationally, reflects her commitment to personal growth and well-being. Beyond her professional success, Karen L. Allen is a proud mother and grandmother, embodying compassion and influence in the field of social work.