Anthony Sutton

Dr. Anthony Sutton embarked on his journey with a Bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice from Lamar University in Beaumont, Texas. Early in his professional life, he served as a dedicated Beaumont Police Officer and contributed his expertise to Harris County. However, driven by an unwavering passion for medicine and education, Dr. Sutton decided to pursue higher studies at the UT Houston School of Medicine, where he earned his esteemed medical degree. Throughout his medical school journey, he showcased outstanding leadership qualities, serving as the President of the Student National Medical Association and Director of the Youth Leadership Forum. These roles ignited his enthusiasm for student mentorship and development, which continues to be a central focus of his career. After graduation, Dr. Sutton further demonstrated his commitment to underserved populations by becoming the Medical Consultant for Holman Healthcare. Utilizing his training in Community Health, he organized initiatives addressing the critical issues faced by underserved communities. Additionally, he spent a year teaching Biology and Chemistry at his high school alma mater, promoting education and making a difference in the lives of young minds. As a highly respected figure in the medical and educational fields, Dr. Sutton has been actively involved in various academic institutions, including the UT Houston Medical School, where he served on the admissions committee. He has been a sought-after speaker, sharing his insights and knowledge with countless faculty and students at local middle and high schools, as well as prestigious universities nationwide. Dr. Sutton's contributions extend beyond academia, as he founded the MDI Prep Program, a groundbreaking preparation course for aspiring medical, dental, pharmacy, and graduate school students. His innovative techniques in education have led to increased student learning and achievement. He is also the author of the inspiring book "See It Through: HUSTLE for Success" and hosts the enlightening radio show "Behind the White Coat" on MDI Prep. Throughout his career, Dr. Sutton has remained deeply committed to community service. He has received numerous leadership awards for his contributions and has actively served on various boards, including Teen and Family Services, Houston Homeless Coalition, and Safety Coalition for the UT Health Science Center. His impact on the community earned him the honor of being the keynote speaker at the "Night of Stars" event in New York City, where he raised funds for teen homelessness in the presence of former first ladies Barbara and Laura Bush. Beyond his professional pursuits, Dr. Sutton maintains a well-rounded life.  Presently, Dr. Anthony Sutton dedicates a significant portion of his time to delivering motivational speeches across the United States, inspiring and empowering countless students to reach their full potential. His favorite quote, "We didn't come here to lose," embodies his relentless determination and commitment to making a positive impact on the lives of others

Worked in healthcare, education and law enforcement for over 20 years. Held executive roles for over 15 years.

Completed an MD at UT Houston Medical School and chose to pursue an academic route after graduating.