Photo Courtesy of Patricia Mitrano Newark Beth Israel Medical Center President and CEO Darrell K. Terry Sr. and Dr. Chris T. Pernell, center, pose for a photo with NBIMC Black History Month award winners, the Rev. Louise Scott-Rountree, manager of Clergy Affairs in Newark; former Newark City Council President Donald Bradley; and the NBIMC Black History Month planning committee.
Newark Beth Israel Medical Center President and CEO Darrell K. Terry Sr. and Dr. Chris T. Pernell, center, pose for a photo with NBIMC Black History Month award winners, the Rev. Louise Scott-Rountree, manager of Clergy Affairs in Newark; former Newark City Council President Donald Bradley; and the NBIMC Black History Month planning committee.
NEWARK, NJ — Dr. Chris T. Pernell, a public health physician and social change agent, delivered a rousing keynote address at Newark Beth Israel Medical Center’s annual Black History Month celebration on Feb. 28.
Newark Beth Israel also honored several local trailblazers who have dedicated a lifetime of service to the city of Newark, including Councilwoman Mildred C. Crump, former Council President Donald Bradley, and the Rev. Louise Scott-Rountree, manager of clergy affairs in Newark.
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