Caitlyn Kurinsky

Caitlyn Kurinsky is an ambitious medical professional focusing on becoming a primary care pediatrician with a keen interest in community health and preventive medicine. She is preparing to move to California in the summer of 2021.

Caitlyn pursued her Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (D.O.) at the University of New England after completing her Bachelor's Degree at Tufts University.

Throughout her career, Caitlyn has been actively involved in various organizations and roles. She has served as a Resident Physician in Pediatrics and held positions in the Chicago Area Pediatric Residency Collaboration, Diversity and Inclusion Committee, and Centering Parenting Co-Facilitator, among others, at Advocate Children's Hospital. Additionally, she has contributed to the Illinois Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics (ICAAP) as a Resident Liaison, represented Advocate Children's Hospital as an American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) Resident Delegate, and participated in the Program Evaluation Committee. Caitlyn has also been part of initiatives such as the Maine East - School Based Health Center and the Advocate Children’s Hospital Ronald McDonald CareMobile.

Caitlyn Kurinsky's academic background, combined with her extensive involvement in various medical organizations and committees, reflects her dedication to pediatric care, community well-being, and continuous learning and improvement.