Rae Hanke

Rae Hanke is a highly educated professional with a strong background in the medical field and academia.

She pursued her Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) at Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine, where she honed her skills in medical practice.

Additionally, Rae holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Human Biology with specializations in Bioethics, Humanities and Society, and Health Promotion from Michigan State University.

Her academic journey began at Lake Orion High School, where she completed her High School Diploma.

Throughout her career, Rae has been actively involved in various prestigious organizations, including serving as a Pediatric Surgical Research Fellow at the renowned Ponsky Lab within the Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center.

Prior to this role, she gained valuable experience as a General Surgery Resident at Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, showcasing her commitment to advancing her medical expertise.

Rae also contributed to the academic community by serving as a Resident Mentor at Michigan State University, where she shared her knowledge and insights with aspiring medical professionals.

Her passion for education and mentorship is evident through her roles as a Pre-professional Peer Advisor at the College of Natural Science, a Professorial Assistant, and a Teacher's Assistant at Sylvan Learning Center.

Rae Hanke's dedication to excellence and continuous learning makes her a valuable asset in the medical and academic domains.