Professor Dr. Sascha Murillo

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Sascha Murillo, MD, is an Assistant Professor at Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine, specializing in General Internal Medicine. She is engaged with the Women’s Health group at Boston Medical Center, working at the Belkin Breast Center. Dr. Murillo is passionate about reproductive health care access, primary care innovation, and health equity. Her commitment is evident through her involvement in integrating social determinants of health into medical education and advocacy training. During her time at Yale School of Medicine, she was an active member of multiple committees focused on diversity, equity, and inclusion. She played key roles as Co-President of the Student National Medical Association and in promoting equity in medical school admissions. Dr. Murillo has delivered lectures on addressing racial issues in patient care and has received multiple awards for her community service and activism, including the Norma Bailey Berniker Prize and the Dean’s Prize for Community Service from Yale School of Medicine.

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