Genevieve Jing

Genevieve Jing is a highly educated individual with a diverse academic background in Medicine, International/Global Studies, Medical Anthropology, and Chemistry.

She holds a Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) from Albert Einstein College of Medicine and a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) with a remarkable GPA of 3.97 from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Genevieve's academic pursuits extended beyond traditional programs, include studying Spanish at Universidad EAFIT, engaging in global community development at Northwestern University, and exploring Health and Society during an exchange at King's College London.

Professionally, Genevieve has been actively involved in the medical field as a Psychiatry Resident at NYC Health + Hospitals leveraging her background as a former MD Student at Albert Einstein College of Medicine.

Her experience includes roles like Research and Evaluation Intern at Prevention Partners, Clerkship at E.S.E. Bello Salud Hospital, and Health and Society clerkship at King's College London, showcasing a well-rounded approach to healthcare and research.

Genevieve's commitment to community service is evident through her various engagements as a Student Volunteer at Global Medical Training, Advocate at CEF: Community Empowerment Fund, GESI Scholar at ThinkImpact, and Medical Anthropology work at Common Grounds for Africa.

Further demonstrating her academic versatility, Genevieve has served as a Department of Chemistry Teaching Assistant at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and as a Research Assistant at Duke University.

Her passion for global outreach is highlighted by her involvement as a Student Volunteer with Global Volunteers, emphasizing her dedication to making a positive impact beyond borders.