Dr. Uloma Kama is a first-generation Nigerian-American who graduated from the University of Lagos with a medical degree and earned a Master of Public Health degree from Loma Linda University in California. She also holds a certification as a paralegal specialist from Yale University. Uloma is a mother of four.

Dr. Uloma Kama is a certified paralegal specialist. She has worked as a Clinical Documentation Specialist for two large healthcare companies, servicing 10 to 35 hospitals. After her tenure in healthcare, she started freelancing as a writer and substitute teacher. She then started her own business. 

Uloma Kama's campaign for U.S. Representative is her first entry into politics.

Candidate website

The candidate's website says, "Looking ahead, technology and increasing globalization will continue reshaping our world... These changes bring both promise and peril... But without vigilance, new forms of marginalization may also emerge..."

As of March 19, 2024, Uloma Kama’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Economy

Energy & the Environment

Ballotpedia, Uloma Kama

Said, "For over 10 years, I have worked as a public health physician focused on Healthcare Policy, maternal and child health... I understand firsthand the disparities and challenges that exist in accessing quality and affordable healthcare, especially for women and children. If elected, I will make expanding access to healthcare a..."

Said, "lowering the costs of prescription drugs... My experience living in both Nigeria and the United States has taught me the importance of bringing people together instead of dividing them. I will strive to build bridges across differences and find common ground on the issues that unite us."

Said, "lowering the costs of prescription drugs... If in Congress, I promise to be a voice for all underrepresented groups regardless of gender, race or background... I will strive to build bridges across"

The candidate's website says, "top priority through promoting Medicaid expansion, protecting reproductive rights, and"

Focuses on healthcare policy, maternal and child health during time as a public health physician.

Plans to prioritize healthcare access expansion, including Medicaid, reproductive rights protection, and addressing disparities for women and children, leveraging over a decade of experience in public health and healthcare policy advocacy.

Said, "lowering the costs of prescription drugs... My experience living in both Nigeria and the United States has taught me the importance of bringing people together instead of dividing them."

Plans to lower the cost of prescription drugs.

Wants to encourage collaboration between federal and state governments in order to implement healthcare law and policy in the states; such legislation includes improving healthcare infrastructure and establishing clearer guidelines.

- Focuses on healthcare policy, maternal and child health during time as a public health physician.
- Plans to prioritize healthcare access expansion, including Medicaid, reproductive rights protection, and addressing disparities for women and children, leveraging over a decade of experience in public health and healthcare policy advocacy.
- Plans to lower the cost of prescription drugs.
- Wants to encourage collaboration between federal and state governments in order to implement healthcare law and policy in the states; such legislation includes improving healthcare infrastructure and establishing clearer guidelines.

Healthcare

Wants to increase women's involvement in peace processes, conflict resolution efforts, and decision-making processes for the country as a whole.

- Wants to increase women's involvement in peace processes, conflict resolution efforts, and decision-making processes for the country as a whole.

Voting & Elections

The candidate's website says, "The path to progress lies open; a brighter tomorrow awaits if equality of justice covers everyone with fairness... For the future holds hope solely when shared without bias by all beneath the sun... Prejudice and power still distort justice, denying so many their rights and due rewards from the system... recognizing our shared stake in a society where law applies evenly from highest to lowest, then bit by bit the barriers to justice can fall... we lift each other to that sunlit plain where none are left in shadows and all may know justice as their birthright... through unity of purpose and equality of care for one another."

Said, "Will it be one of continued injustice, where the rights and freedoms of some are valued above others? Or will we forge a future of equality, where justice is truly served and protected for all people? ... Progress towards a just world happens through ... standing up for principles of fairness and standing with our fellow human beings. If we want a future where justice belongs to every single person equally and without exception, then we must make that vision our shared priority today."

Said, "A future of true and universal justice will not create itself... Through awareness, empathy, speaking up against prejudice and showing up to advocate for others' rights, we move closer to that future day when justice belongs to every single person as a basic and inalienable right... The time to step forward is now."

Public Safety

Education

Believes that "taking a closer look at some of the key findings from yearly reports regarding terrorism trends in different regions and how various countries are addressing this pressing security challenge is essential."

- Believes that "taking a closer look at some of the key findings from yearly reports regarding terrorism trends in different regions and how various countries are addressing this pressing security challenge is essential."

Foreign Policy and Immigration

Uloma Kama

Dr. Uloma Kama is a first-generation Nigerian-American who graduated from the University of Lagos with a medical degree and earned a Master of Public Health from Loma Linda University in California. She also holds a certification as a paralegal specialist from Yale University. Uloma, a mother of four, has a diverse family tree with ancestry from both Africa and Europe. She currently resides in Georgia's 13th district.

Dr. Uloma Kama is a certified paralegal specialist and has a Master of Public Health degree. She has worked as a Clinical Documentation Specialist for two large healthcare companies, servicing 10 to 35 hospitals. After her tenure in healthcare, she started freelancing as a writer and substitute teacher.

As of April 3, 2024, Uloma Kama’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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