Join us as we share the heart and soul of The Jonah Inheritance Medical Center. TJI Medical Center is going to be different from any medical center. With a vision for lasting impact centered on the gospel and a high-volume, low-cost model, thi

Revolutionizing Global Healthcare: A Surgical Perspective with Dr. Mark Shrime

Dec 12th, 2023 16m 55s

Over the past two decades, global health has largely focused on individual diseases rather than developing integrated health services and health systems. As a result, surgical care has been given the lowest priority in the world's poorest count

Ensuring Safe Anesthesia Care: A Conversation with Dr. Matthew McEvoy

Dec 5th, 2023 36m 36s

Join Dr. Samkon as he interviews Dr. Matthew McEvoy, a Professor of Anesthesiology and Surgery at Vanderbilt University Medical Center Multispecialty Anesthesiology. In their conversation, Dr. McEvoy delves deep into the nuances of what it trul

Called To Hope

Sep 26th, 2023 25m 25s

Embark on an inspiring journey with our 2022 medical missions team of individuals from all walks of life called to hope, where their shared mission to embody Jesus's love leads to lasting change. Discover how doctors, nurses, teachers, & volunt

The TJI Way-The Gospel In Medicine

Sep 12th, 2023 26m 38s

Did you know that 75 percent of evangelism in Sub-saharan Africa is conducted through medical work? The heart of TJI's work centers around the people of Nigeria receiving complete healing through meeting Jesus and having healthcare that last ge

Our First Medical Trip - 2021 Missions Trip

Aug 30th, 2023 30m 58s

In this episode, we invite you on a journey back to our very first medical trip, the 2021 Medical Missions Trip. Join us as we share the important lessons we learned that changed the trajectory of our organization and strengthened our resolve.

Why Jonah?

Aug 14th, 2023 37m 35s

Does it have to be this way? That is the question Dr. Samkon Gado, former NFL player turned ENT surgeon, asked himself while working in a Nigerian hospital during his ENT residency. Dr. Gado saw very talented African physicians treating extreme

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