Scholar Profile

Angelo Osofsky

Medicine

Biography

Angelo is a fourth-year medical student at the NYU Grossman School of Medicine. His research focuses on disparities in AED access across NYC, for which he received a Saul J. Farber Health Equity Award. He is passionate about the intersection of cardiology, population health, and high-value care, contributing to numerous projects in quality improvement and cardio-rheumatology. Additionally, he has served as finance coordinator for the NYC Free Clinic, president of the High-Value Care Club, co-leader of the Bioethics Club, and a class council officer. A member of the Gold Humanism Honor Society, he is currently applying to internal medicine residency.

Previously, Angelo graduated Phi Beta Kappa and magna cum laude with highest honors from Harvard University with a degree in Developmental & Regenerative Biology. Additionally, he received a minor in Global Health & Health Policy and a citation in Spanish. As a Herchel Smith Undergraduate Fellow in the Whited Lab, his senior thesis investigated the nervous system's contribution to limb regeneration in axolotl salamanders. In his spare time, Angelo worked as a certified EMT and competed with the Harvard Curling Club.

High school:  Regis High School

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