Marie Schow

Marie Schow is a highly educated professional with a diverse background both in academia and in various roles within the healthcare and education sectors. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Tufts University and a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine from Touro University California. Additionally, she attended Burr and Burton Academy for her studies.

Marie currently serves as a Resident Physician at Natividad Medical Center (NMC), where she applies her medical knowledge and skills to provide quality healthcare services. Previously, she worked as a Lifestyle Coach with the Diabetes Prevention Program and as the Diabetes Education Empowerment Program Manager at Touro University California, showcasing her commitment to promoting wellness and education in the community.

Her professional journey also includes experiences outside the medical field, such as working as a Phlebotomist at the University of Vermont Medical Center and serving as a Press Office Intern at the State Senate Office of Bernie Sanders, demonstrating her versatility and interest in public service.

Furthermore, Marie has a rich history of involvement in education, having previously been an Assistant English Teacher at Meddeas, a Program Assistant at Energize Everett, and a Volunteer at Amigos de las Americas. Her dedication to fostering learning environments and supporting educational initiatives is evident through her varied roles.

Additionally, she has contributed to research efforts as a Research Assistant at Massachusetts General Hospital, highlighting her engagement in advancing medical knowledge and practices.