“I want the patient to hopefully understand that I care very much for what their problem is. When I go to the doctor personally, I have questions and concerns. I want to make sure that they understand that my job and my goal is to help them have their questions answered, get their problems solved and to feel better.” -Ray L. James, Jr., MD, Gastroenterologist riversideonline.com/services/gastroenterology/services/Colonoscopy.cfm | Riverside

Becoming a Gastroenterologist requires a strong dedication and significant hard work, but the journey is incredibly worthwhile! ❤️After successfully completing 5.5 years of medical school, I made the choice to pursue a 2-year Master's in Public Health. I then dedicated 3 years to an internal medicine residency, followed by an additional 4 years of intensive gastroenterology training. Today, I am sincerely proud to be a Gastroenterologist, where I have the privilege of making a positive impact on