Robyn Anne Jackson, M.D. knows from experience that successful students become successful and productive members of society. While in undergraduate school by at USC, she participated in a weekly Joint Educational Program where she taught Health Education to community elementary school students.  She later taught Medical assisting and Phlebotomy to college students. Her teaching talents were honed as she instructed Howard and Georgetown University pre-med students to excel on the MCAT. Following the footsteps of her parents and grandparents, Robyn  furthered her own education by attending and graduating from medical school and training in Family Medicine. She practiced Family Medicine in the South Suburban Chicagoland Region for nearly 25 years. During that time and currently, Dr. Jackson volunteers her time teaching health maintenance and disease prevention to churches, middle schools and Community Centers. Dr. Jackson recently completed her first year teaching chemistry and summer school biology at Southland College Prep High School. She is known for having developed top-quality teaching skills that match her healing abilities. She has a passion for people and enjoys the opportunity to shape and inspire the future of this "next generation" of high school students.