Tsering Gyakhang

Medical Student at St. George's University School of Medicine. Certified EKG, Certified Phlebotomy Technician, 2+ years of experience as a Resident Aide, Primary Researcher and Presenter at the 2019 National Conference on Undergraduate Research held at Kennesaw University, 2018 Presenter at Cornell University Symposium on Public Health, 2017 Tibetan Innovation Challenge Finalist at the University of Rochester. Graduated from Ithaca College with a B.S. in Health Sciences with a concentration in Planned Clinical. Throughout my academic year at Ithaca College, I have been involved in social and medical volunteering programs at the campus and in the local community of Ithaca. I have also gained medical internship experiences in different parts of the globe, such as New York City, Nepal, and Sri Lanka. I was also the recipient of the Peggy Ryan Williams Award, a prestigious award presented to students who represent an exemplary level of accomplishment with academic excellence and service to the campus community and the nation. As a first-generation student, I'm passionate about sharing my academic and life experience(s) while learning from peers and mentors, which is why I've enjoyed my research experience (inside/outside the classroom). I look forward to more clinical research opportunities.