Rhea Mathew

Emergency Medicine Resident at UCLA Ronald Reagan - Olive View Medical Center

Rhea Mathew is a qualified medical professional with a diverse educational background and a strong focus on global health.

She completed her Doctor of Medicine at Drexel University College of Medicine and pursued a Master's degree in Global Health at the University of California, San Francisco, achieving Summa cum laude honors.

Her undergraduate studies included a Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience with a minor in Global Health from the University of California, Los Angeles, where she graduated Magna cum laude.

Currently, Rhea Mathew serves as a Resident Physician specializing in Emergency Medicine at UCLA Health.

In the past, she has been involved in various roles such as Qualitative Researcher at Treat Asia, Tutor at Aspire Education Project, and Research Assistant at different labs and departments including Lu Lab, Oraquick HIV Self-testing Voucher Study, and Ronald Reagan Department of Emergency Medicine.

Rhea Mathew has also volunteered her time for research projects and was part of student organizations like UCLA Student Stroke Force.

Her academic achievements, coupled with her practical experiences, showcase her dedication to healthcare and research.