A physician who has been the patient. Now helping both heal holistically.
Dr. Pyram-Vincent has sat on both sides of the exam table. As a Black woman physician, she has delivered care and fought to receive it. That dual experience is the foundation of everything at ParlezMD.
She works with physicians and professionals carrying the weight of life-altering events and caregiving to help them rebuild emotional stability, resilience, and wholeness across every role they hold including their professional identity.
She also partners with academic health systems ready to embed coaching, faculty development, and inclusive practices into the structures that train and sustain physicians, not as an add-on, but as a standard of care.
Wherever you are in that picture — you belong here.
About
Despite the letters behind her name, Dr. Pyram-Vincent had to fight to be heard by her own healthcare team. That experience didn't just change her — it clarified everything. It confirmed what the data already showed: that BIPOC women and their families, regardless of education or status, face a system not built for them.
That's why she built ParlezMD.
Parlez means "to speak" in French. Every session and consultation is designed around one belief: that when people find their voice — and systems are built to listen — outcomes change.
About Me.
As an Associate Professor, Board Certified Physician with over 20 years of experience, my clinical work in anesthesiology focuses on improving patient safety through communication, emphasizing physician-led care, and addressing the persistent disparities that disproportionately affect women and birthing people—particularly those from historically marginalized communities.
As a medical education leader, I have developed and implemented curricula that integrate communication skills, trauma-informed care, antiracism, and the clinical foundations of providing high-quality anesthetic care. I mentor trainees and interdisciplinary teams on optimizing equitable perioperative care. I also lead national workshops and lectures for faculty and institutional leaders on incorporating antiracism and trauma-informed competencies into medical education curricula and systems.
My commitment to this work deepened as I advocated for family members and myself. I had to navigate the gaslighting to find the authentic and empathetic caregivers I currently have, despite the letters behind my name. This personal journey forced me to become a more holistic physician exploring complementary, non-traditional methods to healing and wellness. It also strengthened my resolve to help shape systems that are more transparent, equitable, accessible and more responsive to the needs of BIPOC women. It allowed me to acknowledge improved patient care and access cannot occur without taking into account support caregivers need to balance their daily burdens.
I work to empower patients and physicians by listening, emphasizing disease prevention while amplifying their voices to mitigate future traumatic experiences and rebuild trust in systems that may have previously caused them harm.
To guide my consulting and advocacy work, I use the ParlezMD V.O.I.C.E.S. Framework.
This framework reflects my commitment to impacting health policy through advocacy and medical education to drive lasting change. Through a multi-pronged approach using coaching, curriculum development, policy advising, and community-centered engagement, I work to support patients and their health care teams to ensure all voices are heard.
Education
Bachelor of Science (BS), Physiology and Neurobiology
University of Maryland-College Park
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University Honors Program
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Sexual Health and Reproductive Education (SHARE) Peer Educator
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Summer Science work on vagal tone in Stephen Porges' Lab
Doctorate in Medine (MD), SUNY Downstate Medical Center
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Peer Counselor
Residency in Anesthesiology
University of Miami/ Jackson Memorial Hospital
Master in Public Health (MPH), Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
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Health Policy and Management
Certifications
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Board Certified in Anesthesiology, American Board of Anesthesiology
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Fellow, New York Academy of Medicine
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Certification in Health Literacy, Centers for Disease Control
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Coach Training EDU, Trainee in ICF and NBHWC-Certified Program
Services
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Price upon request
Our Mission
We focus on equity and trauma-informed care practices.
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Tamika W, VA
She didn't just explain the medical jargon; she equipped me with the exact questions I needed to ask my specialists to advocate for my preferences and gain better insight into what was happening with my body and my baby.
Valerie B, FL
With Chantal’s guidance, I found my voice. I learned how to ask the right questions, how to speak up when something didn’t feel right, and how to advocate for my mom with confidence. That clarity and empowerment didn’t just comfort me, it shaped her recovery.
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