Dr. Cornelius D. Jamison is a board-certified family medicine physician and health services researcher at Ochsner Health in New Orleans Louisiana. He earned his undergraduate degree from Xavier University of Louisiana and his medical degree from the Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University. Dr. Jamison completed his family medicine residency at Duke-Southern Regional Area Health Education Center in Fayetteville, North Carolina. Following a health services research fellowship at the University of Michigan, he served as faculty and co-medical director of the Adolescent Health Initiative.

In addition to providing comprehensive, evidence-based care for children and adults, Dr. Jamison offers procedures such as skin tag removal. His research focuses on sexual health equity and developing innovative strategies to prevent sexually transmitted infections, particularly among Black adolescents and young adults. His clinical experience spans academic medical centers and school-based health settings, where he integrates culturally responsive care with public health-informed interventions.

At Ochsner, he looks forward to continuing his work at the intersection of community engagement, health equity and adolescent health, while also mentoring future physicians and advancing community-focused care through his academic role.