C.V. Roman Medical Society

Named after pioneering physician and civil rights activist Dr. Charles Victor Roman, the C.V. Roman Medical Society serves the Keller, TX area as a community-driven organization dedicated to advancing healthcare for people of African descent. As the local chapter of the National Medical Association, this society brings together a diverse community of physicians united by a shared mission to promote health equity, eliminate healthcare disparities, and improve access to quality care in underserved communities. The organization provides meaningful opportunities for physicians to engage in mentorship, professional development, and community outreach while building lasting relationships with colleagues who share their commitment to social responsibility. Members benefit from scholarships, networking events, and collaborative initiatives that strengthen both individual careers and the broader healthcare landscape. The C.V. Roman Medical Society recognizes that representation matters in medicine and actively works to cultivate a more diverse and inclusive healthcare system. Through education, advocacy, and health policy engagement, the society addresses systemic barriers to care while empowering the next generation of physicians. Whether through community health events, professional mentoring programs, or policy advocacy, the C.V. Roman Medical Society demonstrates that physicians can be powerful agents of change, improving health outcomes and transforming communities across the Dallas-Fort Worth region.