Chelsea McGuire is a dedicated professional with a strong background in academic primary care and health services research.

She completed her Doctor of Medicine at Albert Einstein College of Medicine and studied Family Medicine Residency Program at Boston University.

Chelsea holds a Master of Science in Health Services and Systems Research from Boston University School of Public Health.

Her academic achievements include research projects focusing on adolescent sexual and reproductive health access in Rwanda and mind-body medicine integration into primary care.

Chelsea McGuire's educational journey also includes a B.S. in Microbiology and Immunology with a minor in Spanish from the University of Rochester.

She is actively involved in healthcare organizations, having served as a Research Director at LeBoHa Family Medicine Specialty Training Program and as an Assistant Professor at Boston University Department of Family Medicine.

As a former Fulbright Scholar and NY-Metro Chapter Student Fellow, Chelsea brings a wealth of experience in public health research and advocacy.

Her dedication to healthcare is evident through her involvement in various committees including the NYSAFP Advocacy Commission.

Throughout her career, Chelsea McGuire has demonstrated a commitment to academic excellence, research, and promoting access to quality healthcare.