Sayone Thihalolipavan

Sayone Thihalolipavan is a highly experienced public health professional with a versatile background in epidemiology, preventive medicine, and healthcare policy. She holds an MD in medicine from NYU School of Medicine and a Master's in Public Health from both NYU and Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health. Her career began with an internship at the Center for Studies of Asian American Health and the NYC Office of City Wide Health Insurance while still a medical student at CUNY Sophie Davis.

Sayone's career has included various notable positions such as Deputy Public Health Officer at San Diego County Public Health Services, Medical Director at the NYC Department of Health, and Mental Hygiene. In addition to having operated as a Medical Consultant at the County of San Diego, Associate Reviewer for the American Journal of Health Promotion, and Secretary for the Alliance for Preventive Health. She has also been awarded numerous honors, including the highly selective Jonas Salk Fellowship.

Sayone's vast experience and expertise in clinical care, preventive medicine, and healthcare policy make her a highly sought-after public health professional. She is passionate about issues such as healthcare delivery and management, population health management, chronic disease prevention, and community engagement for health promotion.