Deelan Ayhan

Deelan Ayhan is a dedicated individual with a rich background in both clinical research and non-profit leadership, aiming to explore the impact of health interventions on society from various angles.

With a Master of Science in Basic Medical Sciences from New York Medical College, a Bachelor of Arts in Health and Societies from the University of Pennsylvania, and a Doctor of Medicine degree also from New York Medical College, Deelan has a strong academic foundation.

Additionally, Deelan Ayhan has furthered his education through immersive experiences like the IHP Health and Community Fall Semester in Delhi, India, Ha Noi, Vietnam, and Cape Town, South Africa, focusing on Community Health, Medical Anthropology, and Public Health at the School for International Training.

Deelan's professional journey includes roles such as Oncology Abstractor at Flatiron Health, Clinical Research Coordinator II at Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, and Research Study Coordinator at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.

Moreover, he has served as a Princeton in Asia Public Health Fellow at Population Services Khmer (PSK/PSI Cambodia), a Global Health Intern at Joan & Sanford I. Weill Medical College of Cornell University, and a Teaching Assistant at the University of Pennsylvania.

Deelan Ayhan has also contributed his expertise as a Health Policy Research Assistant at the Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholars Program at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, a Research Intern at the Think Tanks and Civil Societies Program (TTCSP), a Critical Writing Tutor at the University of Pennsylvania, and a LIFT Advocate at LIFT, Inc.

In each role, Deelan Ayhan has showcased his commitment to improving healthcare paradigms, fostering innovation, and diversifying his knowledge in the field of international health.