Sally Greenwald is a MD MPH student at a medical school in Boston. She is a dancer, a flutist, a swim lesson instructor, a right fielder in softball, and is conversationally fluent in French. She graduated from Tufts University in 2007 and spent a year as Guest Representative of the Emergency Room and Clinical Researcher of the ED at Stanford Hospital.

Sally intends to become a physician because she finds medicine to be the powerful synergy between her fascination with the molecular body and her innate tendency to connect with others. She is an active volunteer in underserved global communities.

Blog Posts by Sally Greenwald
Study Hard and Do Stuff
Go Wide
And You Will Also Need Relevant Stuff
Medical Stuff Versus Healthcare Stuff
Your Most Impassioned Stuff
Pre-interview
Know Your Application
Know the School
First Interview. Lesson Learned.
Privacy 
Paying for Healthcare When $15 Could Save a Life
What Can We Learn from Doctors Practicing in Developing Countries?
A Discussion of Medical Tourism 
There’s No Need to Reinvent the Wheel 

Pre-Quake
What Does Disaster Medicine look like?
Blank Slate