Sarah Tracy

Sarah A. Tracy M.D. is a general surgery resident with a passion for clinical and translational research, equipped with expertise in Cell Culture, Life Sciences, and Public Speaking. She attained her MD from the University of Massachusetts Medical School in 2014 after completing a BA in an interdisciplinary field focusing on biogeochemistry and premed at Amherst College.

Throughout her professional journey, Sarah has been engaged in various roles and organizations to broaden her experience and impact. She served as a Research Fellow at Boston Children's Hospital, a Resident physician specializing in general surgery at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, and contributed as a Volunteer at the Worcester Refugee Assistance Project (WRAP). Her academic involvement includes positions as a Medical Student at UMass Medical School and a research assistant/study coordinator at Children's Hospital Boston.

Sarah has also been actively involved in community and sports activities, as evident from her role as the former student clubs director at Educate! and Head Coach/assistant coach at the Western Nomads Field Hockey Club. Her diverse background highlights not only her medical expertise but also her commitment to community service and mentorship.

With a solid educational foundation and a wealth of practical experience, Sarah A. Tracy M.D. is poised to make significant contributions in the fields of surgery, research, and healthcare, bringing a unique blend of medical knowledge, research acumen, and interpersonal skills to her professional endeavors.