After attending numerous national conferences and interviewing various research scientists, Monica expanded her publications to not only include fiction, but nonfiction, and authored a paper published in the Journal of American Academy of Physician Assistants, title, DNA, race and a New Era in Medicine.With this, Monica expanded her career as a health care provider and literary entrepreneur, to include a coast to coast book signing tour as a dynamic motivational speaker and lecturer by delivering riveting guest appearances on numerous radio interviews at local stations in NY, NJ, Philadelphia, Texas, and several guest appearances on the popular Los Angeles radio station KJLH to name a few. Audiences were enlightened on hot topics such as cloning, stem cell research, human bio-banking, identity theft, health care privacy, professional conduct issues and the like.
This dynamic speaker celebrated National DNA Day by organizing and facilitating an open community forum panel discission titled, DNA, Social Justice and You. Local community members, genetic counselors and research specialists gathered together in Los Angeles to learn about the Human Genome Project, DNA testing in African Americans, prostate cancer and address issues sorrounding the latest research.
