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Dr. Lipi Roy is an internal medicine doctor, speaker, writer and media personality who serves as an MSNBC and NBC News Medical Contributor. Dr. Roy is a sought-after SPEAKER who has trained ALL sectors — health care, criminal justice, finance, media, nonprofits, entertainment, education, fashion. With special with expertise in Addiction ...
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Dr. Lipi Roy was born on July 17, 1973, in Toronto, Canada. Today Dr. Roy is 50 years old, and her zodiac sign is Cancer. Roy celebrates her birthday every year on July 17; however, she only takes celebrating to social media once in a while. Although born in Toronto, Canada, with a Canadian nationality, Lipi Roy is an Indian by heritage. She follow...
The NBC and MSNBC medical contributor was born to Indian parents. Her parents emigrated to Canada and settled there. Lipi Roy was born to her father, Sailesh Roy, and mother, Basanti Roy. Both of her parents belong to Indian nationality with that signature Brown-skin type found in South Asian countries, especially India. Lipi also has a younger bro...
Lipi was always inclined towards medicine and the whole health industry. She joined McMaster University from where she graduated with BSc (Hon) in Molecular Biology and Biotechnology in 1996. With a sudden change in interest, Dr. Roy joined the University of Toronto, where she studied Physiology-Neuroscience. After finishing her studies at the Univ...
In 2024, the answer is a plain no. Usually, people who come from South-Asian backgrounds are pretty early at getting married. But that looks like a stereotype when talking about Lipi here. Over the years, there’s not one time when Dr. Roy has mentioned dating and getting married. Her life also looks a lot hectic and full of work at the moment as we...
Dr. Lipi Roy has engaged herself in many fields over the course of her working years. She began working as a member of the Indian Medical Association of New England in 2011. Later, she joined Massachusetts General Hospital as an Attending Physician. During that time, Lipi also worked as a Staff Physician at Boston Health Care for the Homeless Progr...
Welcome to my YouTube Health Channel! I'm a physician, speaker, media personality and founder of SITA MED. My mission is to educate & empower the public to m...
Dr. Lipi Roy is an internal medicine physician board certified in addiction medicine as well as an MSNBC and NBC News Medical Contributor. She also serves as clinical assistant professor at the NYU Langone Health. As the former Chief of Addiction Medicine for New York City jails including Rikers Island, Dr. Roy oversaw substance use treatment ...
Mar 7, 2023 · Dr. Lipi Roy, MD, MPH, FASAM is Medical Director of MOCJ (Mayor’s Office of Criminal Justice) Transitional Housing at Housing Works, an Addiction Medicine Physician at St. Ann’s Corner of Harm Reduction, and a well-known medical commentator, speaker and writer who has been featured in outlets such as MSNBC and Forbes.
Dr. Lipi Roy is an internal medicine physician board certified in addiction medicine as well as clinical assistant professor at the NYU Department of Population Health. As the former Chief of Addiction Medicine for NYC jails including Rikers Island, Dr. Roy oversaw substance use treatment and recovery services for the nation’s second-largest ...
Dr. Roy’s work spans academia, clinical medicine, homeless health, social and criminal justice, public speaking, media and entertainment. As the former Chief of Addiction Medicine for Rikers Island, Dr. Roy oversaw substance use treatment and recovery services at the nation’s 2nd-largest jail complex. Dr.
