About Doctor Triple O
Doctor Triple O
Dr. Osiyemi’s distinguished medical career, marked by over two decades of dedication, began in 1985 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry and Mathematics.
After dedicating three years to the U.S. Army, he pursued his medical degree at the University of Maryland, followed by a residency in Internal Medicine and a fellowship in Infectious Disease at Jackson Memorial Hospital and the University of Miami.
Dr. Osiyemi is the Founder, CEO, and President of Triple O Medical Services and Triple O Research Institute, PA, and the Medical Director of Fantastic Wellness Center. He was honored as the Best Infectious Disease Doctor in Palm Beach County by Palm Beach Illustrated Magazine in 2018, 2019, and 2020.
Currently, he serves as the Section Chief of Infectious Disease at St. Mary’s and Good Samaritan Medical Centers in West Palm Beach, FL.
Dr. Osiyemi is not only deeply involved in his businesses and medical research but also actively participates in clinical research from phase one to phase three, aiding in getting drugs FDA approved for the market.
He has contributed to peer-reviewed journals and is on the advisory board of several pharmaceutical companies, as well as on the speakers bureau of these companies.
Additionally, he contributes to the future of medicine through his roles as a clinical assistant professor at Nova Southeastern University School of Medicine and Kansas City University of Medicine & Biosciences, constantly pushing the boundaries of medical innovation and knowledge.
Personal Journey
Alongside his medical practice, he actively participates in community health initiatives and supports minority physicians.
His ventures into writing and podcasting are extensions of his passion for education, aimed at sharing his knowledge with a wider audience.
Doctor Triple O's Vision
His mission is to educate and entertain, creating a unique blend of informative content and engaging storytelling.
By doing so, Doctor Triple O seeks to create a community and build a foundation of trust with his audience, transforming the way people perceive and interact with health information.