CBS News reported that Drs. Travan and Travis Jasper, identical twins, are co-directors of the emergency department at Chippenham Hospital in Richmond, Virginia. The account appears in a CBS News video report that is titled "Twin doctors on their climb out of poverty."
According to the CBS News summary, the twins' path to heading the emergency room began when they were 12, during a hospital visit that the summary describes as an experience that motivated them to achieve something greater. The summary does not say what happened during that visit, who the twins were visiting, or how long their training took.
CBS News said Steve Hartman talks with the Jasper twins in the report. The summary frames their story around "turning trauma into triumph," and around a move from helplessness to healing, but it does not give the twins' own words on those experiences.
The title refers to a climb out of poverty, and the CBS News summary does not elaborate on that phrase. It does not describe the family's circumstances, income, or where the twins grew up.
According to the CBS News summary, the material includes no statements from Chippenham Hospital, from the twins' employer, or from any other party, and it contains no statistics about the hospital, the emergency department, or patient care.
The summary lists no author for the piece. This account relies on CBS News's own description of the report and has not been checked against the full video.
Sources: CBS News: Twin doctors on their climb out of poverty.