Lalita Abhyankar

Lalita Abhyankar is a dedicated family medicine physician and a skilled storyteller with a passion for designing systems and technology to enhance primary care experiences for both patients and clinicians.

She holds an impressive education background including a Doctor of Medicine from the University of Arizona, College of Medicine, a Family Medicine Residency from Columbia University, and a Master of Health Science in Environmental Health Science from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.

Throughout her career, Lalita has been actively involved in various prestigious organizations such as serving as the Older Adult Care Clinical Consultant at The Institute for Family Health, Director Board Of Directors and Chair of NYSAFP Advocacy Commission at NYS Academy of Family Physicians, and Assistant Clinical Professor at Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai.

Additionally, she has contributed as a Contributing Author for the AAFP Fresh Perspectives Blog at the American Academy of Family Physicians, participated in the Clinical Thought Leader Focus Group at Healthix, and worked as an Attending Family Physician at The Institute for Family Health.

Her diverse professional experience ranges from being a Medical Unit Resident at ABC News, a Family Medicine Resident at New York-Presbyterian Hospital, an Intern at the World Health Organization focusing on Public Health and the Environment, to a Research Assistant in the Department of Environmental Health at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.