Dr. Chuma Osuji is a Family Medicine, Urgent Care, and Correctional Medicine practitioner, as well as the Founder and CEO of African Ambassadors Incorporated. After completing his Medical Residency, he joined the United States Air Force and received military medical training in Allergic Medicine, Combat Casualty, and Advanced Officers assignments for higher Command roles.

He served at the MacDill Air Force - Central Command, providing medical support to the Family Medicine Unit, Emergency Medical Unit, Allergy Medicine Unit, and SOCOM Clinic from 2000 to 2002.

In 2003, Dr. Osuji was promoted to Major and became a supervisory commander for the Family Practice Urgent Care Medical Unit before being honorably discharged later that year, having received numerous awards and recognitions during his active military service.

After completing his service, Dr. Osuji served in the United States Air Force as a Lieutenant Colonel (LtCol) in the reserve service for over fourteen years, from 2003 to 2017. Currently, he works as one of the Medical Director Physicians at Wexford Health and holds the position of Medical Director of DoCareHealth Online Inc.

President, African Ambassadors
AFRICAN AMBASSADORS BOARD MEMBER

However, his most significant achievement is being the founder of the African Ambassadors Organization, which he established in 2002. The primary goal of this organization is to fight hunger and healthcare disparity for the community's most impoverished and underprivileged members.

Dr. Osuji is a member of several organizations, including the World Health Organization, the Organization of African Unity, the American Academy of Ambulatory Care, the American Osteopathic Association, the American Medical Association, and the American Academy of Family Physicians.