Leana Wen M.D. M.Sc. Email & Phone Number

Baltimore, MD, US

Baltimore, MD

Washington, D.C., US

* Teaching health policy, management, and leadership to public health, medical, nursing, and allied health professional students.* Working with the Fitzhugh Mullan Institute’s faculty and staff on priority projects including projections for public health workforce and the global Atlantic Fellows for Health Equity.

Aliso Viejo, CA, US

* Serving as independent board member and as a member of the audit committee.

Princeton, New Jersey, US

* Serving as independent board member and as chair of the nominations/governance committee and a member of the audit committee.

Dallas, Texas, US

Washington, DC, US

* Leading research and analysis on emergency preparedness and public health impacts of covid-19 pandemic.* Contributing to scholarship in public health policy, including pandemic preparedness, women’s health, behavioral health, and healthcare access.

Atlanta, US

* Providing medical and public health analysis, including on-air commentary.

Washington, DC, US

* Writing twice-weekly columns for The Washington Post on health policy and public health. * Anchor of the newsletter "The Checkup with Dr. Wen" (to sign up: wapo.st/checkup)* Archived op-eds: https://www.washingtonpost.com/people/leana-s-wen/

Currently serving on Boards of:* Glaukos (NYSE: GKOS)* UroGen (NASDAQ: URGN)* Baltimore Community Foundation* Bipartisan Policy Center* Behavioral Health Group (Advisory Board)* B-Generous (Advisory Board)* MANUAL (Advisory Board)Served on numerous nonprofit Boards including:* Behavioral Health Systems Baltimore (Chair)* Baltimore's Promise* Baltimore.

New York, NY, US

* Led a national health care organization with over 600 health centers and a presence in all 50 states, that provided vital health care to nearly 2.5 million women, men, non-binary people, youth, and families every year. * Worked towards strategic vision to reposition organization as mainstream health care provider. This included piloting public health.

* Led the oldest continuously-operating health department in the U.S. with 1,000 employees and $130 million annual budget. Responsibilities of agency include management of maternal and child health, school health, senior services, animal control, restaurant inspections, emergency preparedness, STI/HIV treatment, disease investigation and chronic disease.

Washington, DC, US

* Directed teams of resident physicians, physician assistants, medical students, nurses, and technicians to deliver care to patients in a Level I trauma center with annual volume of 75,000 patients* Served on physician group’s Committee on Conflicts of Interest and helped develop new regulations and procedures to improve transparency and accountability.*.

Washington, D.C., US

* Founding Director of new interdisciplinary program of Patient-Centered Care Research.* Initiated, oversaw, and managed budget and staff for projects with the Schools of Public Health, Medicine and Nursing. * Directed team of public health researchers, public policy students, fellows, resident physicians, medical students, interns, nurses, and nursing.

Washington, D.C., US

* Co-directed GWU's Residency Fellowship in Health Policy, a twice-yearly, three-week intensive public policy training course for resident physicians. Leading team to develop and utilize mixed-methods evaluation tool for over 400 participants.* Co-founded and developed concept for novel collaboration between Kaiser Permanente and George Washington.

Washington, D.C., US

* Served as Consultant to Medical Education Partnership Initiative (MEPI), advising on a 5-year, $130 million project to help 15 medical schools through Africa with developing workforce capacity and improving public health infrastructure.* Taught courses for medical students, physician assistant students, and resident physicians on Humanism.

Brookline, MA, US

* Served on Advisory Council for Right Care Alliance, a group of over 1,000 clinicians, patients and community leaders who are dedicated to heal the doctor-patient relationship and to protect patients from the harms of overtreatment.* Co-Chaired the Medical Education Advisory Group, facilitating quarterly meetings to discuss the critical medical education.

Washington, DC, US

* Selected as clinician-representative to advise new organization authorized by Congress at $3.5 billion to conduct research to provide better information about evidence-based practices to help patients and providers.* Served on 20-member Patient Engagement Advisory Panel and helped develop PCORI Ambassador Program to engage patients around the U.S. in.

* Traveled to 75 cities as part of patient education outreach and spoke with patient groups, medical schools, senior centers, legislators, and other groups about how people can become empowered and engaged in their healthcare.* Conducted biweekly workshops (all volunteer basis) at senior centers and local community service organizations to educate on.

Nonprofit boards:* Young Professionals Council (Chair)* American Academy of Emergency Medicine-Residents and Students Association (President; Secretary-Treasurer; Board member)* American Medical Student Association (President; Trustee-at-Large; Board member)Corporate advisory board:* AccoladeOther advisory boards:* Council on Graduation Medical Education.

* Served in several national leadership positions including President/Board Chair of organization of 6,000 emergency medicine trainees who advocate for excellent emergency care for our patients. * Assist with implementation of activist agenda for AAEM/RSA including lobby training and new column for physicians-in-training in AAEM’s publication, Common.

* Obtained grant funding and led landscaping studies of 39 medical, nursing, and public health schools across 9 provinces in China. * Collaborated with local public health agencies, government officials, hospitals, professional societies, foundations, and academic institutions in China and the U.S. to identify opportunities and propose new programs in.

Boston, MA, US

* Led teams to evaluate and analyze emergency medical systems in five countries (Nigeria, China, Slovenia, Denmark, and Singapore).* Helped develop methodology for emergency system assessment that has subsequently been applied to other countries (most recently, assisted with using assessment in Colombia and the United States).* Initiated and led two.

US

* Taught and directed teams of junior resident physicians, medical students, physician assistants, nurses, and technicians to deliver care to patients in two Level I trauma centers.* Initiated pilot curriculum offering of Emergency Medicine Reflection Rounds in residency curriculum, leading 9 residents in inaugural year and then coordinating program for.

Boston, MA, US

* In addition to leading research projects as part of Emergency Medicine Network and China Medical Board (see above), also developed assessment tool of emergency medical training and applied assessment in Province of Western Cape.* Led collaboration of researchers from five countries to obtain and oversee grant funding.* Published results in three.

* Selected to lead 25 of the world’s young health professional leaders to propose transformation in public health, nursing, and medical education.* Chaired biweekly calls with the other leaders and led process of conducting town halls with students from 100+ countries around the world.* Led the group to author Lancet paper on transforming health.

New York, NY, US

* Led team to analyze strategic capabilities of ASEAN and African countries to respond to pandemics.* Developed template for regional and national needs assessment for pandemic response.

Oxford, Oxfordshire, GB

* Coordinated with diverse stakeholders, including U.K. and U.S. legislators, public health officials, community health activists, and academics, in research on public-private partnerships in global public health.* Examined comparative social policies in the U.K. and U.S. in health and education, specifically addressing role of legislation in reducing.

US

* Assisted equities research team in capital markets on analyzing business models of pharmaceutical and medical device companies.* Developed model of pharmaceutical pricing in emerging markets, using Mectizan pricing in China as an example.

Washington, DC, US

* Worked on Dr. Mark McClellan’s team and developed briefing papers for Brookings on international models of healthcare reform.* Attended meetings with local, state, and national policy-makers to assist with formulating public policy on issues of healthcare workforce and payment reform.

* As part of the Boren Fellowship, led team of researchers from varied backgrounds (medicine, public health, psychology, and law) to examine gender, violence, and HIV among victims of the 1994 Rwandan genocide.* Volunteered in Kigali to assist WE-ACTx, an international community-based HIV/AIDS initiative dedicated to providing integrated medical and.

Geneva 27, GE, CH

* Wrote policy briefings on access to medicines in resource-limited and post-conflict situations.* Assisted the WHO and World Trade Organization in implemented Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) and wrote papers on the role of pharmaceuticals in health-related trade.* Provided assistance for countries implementing intellectual.

* Elected to work full-time for one year in Washington, D.C. to represent and serve as spokesperson for 65,000 physicians-in-training.* Managed office of 32 full-time staff, directed 125 regional and national leaders, led 130 medical chapters, and 200+ international and affiliates.* Championed and helped introduce three pieces of legislation for the 109th.

St. Louis, Missouri, US

* Conducted clinical and public health research to assist patients with complement deficiency disorders and afflicted with sickle cell anemia.* Led project to increase bone marrow and cord blood donation in the African-American community in St. Louis.

Los Angeles, CA, US

* Participated in work-study program, then received three major grants to support research including from the National Institutes of Health, Howard Hughes Medical Institute, and Arnold and Mabel Beckman Foundation.* Researched carbon monoxide binding properties of proteins; presented at over 20 conferences.

* Taught high school students in inner-city East Los Angeles biology and chemistry and led preparatory college camp.

Msc, Modern Chinese Studies

Msc, Economic And Social History

M.D., Medicine

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Biochemistry