Dr. Salimah Sligh is a practicing physician at Grady Memorial Hospital. She is a proud native of Chicago, IL, and graduated from Spelman College. After college, she pursued graduate education in Women’s Health at Suffolk University and Physiology at Georgetown University. She continued her education at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medical School in Suwannee, GA. She went on to complete her medical training at Morehouse School of Medicine specializing in Family Medicine. Dr. Sligh is committed to health equity among communities of color. Her interests include the management of chronic conditions, lifestyle medicine, and the prevention of disease. Dr. Sligh enjoys spending time with her husband and family.
Specialties
Family, Community and Preventive Medicine
Affiliations
Grady
Publications
"My God Has Not Spoken": A Qualitative Study of HIV Management Experiences Among African American Women, Donna M. Cole , Felipe I. Agudelo , Salimah Sligh , Natalie Massenburg , Taryn Lipiner , Barbara Guthrie, Journal of Black Sexuality and Relationships, University of Nebraska Press, Volume 9, Number 3-4, Winter-Spring 2023
