About Me

During his career and throughout his life, Dr. Yemi A. Oladimeji has had the opportunity to spread his compassion for other human beings, while combining it with skill and tempering it with experience. Yemi attended the Ministry of Science and Technology, in Plateau State. He furthered his education with matriculation at The Polytechnic Ibadan from where he obtained his Higher National Diploma in Microbiology. Yemi Oladimeji came to the United States to attend La Salle University where he eventually received his degree in Biochemistry. Mr. Oladimeji later relocated to California where he attended Stanford University and later obtained a Masters degree in Public Health. He then went on to obtain a PhD in Biomedical Science from Pacific Western University. During all this time, Mr. Oladimeji was building a diverse and impressive work history, doing water analysis for medical purposes and eventually ending up at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). After some time Yemi left the EPA and started the first home dialysis care company in Maryland. This company had contracts to run the acute renal dialysis unit at a hospital in the Washington metropolitan area and a number of local senior care facilities. Dr. Oladimeji eventually established a nursing school to address the critical shortage of nurses in the region. Later, Jolayemi Oladimeji had graduated with his M.D. degree from St. Luke School of Medicine. Today, Dr. Jolayemi Oladimeji is widely known for starting medical long-term care programs, chronic care facilities and Terminal Care centers in many parts of the United States. Additionally, Dr. Yemi has had the opportunity to traveled extensively back to his homeland of Nigeria, where he has been involved with several successful business ventures.