Josie grew up in Vermont before attending Amherst College, where she double majored in Economics and Environmental Studies and played for the women’s ice hockey team. After graduating college and before attending medical school, Josie worked as a health economics research assistant for two years at the Harvard School of Public Health. She received her MD and MPP degrees from Harvard Medical School and Harvard Kennedy School of Government. Josie is currently a resident physician in internal medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital and plans to pursue a career in primary care and health policy.
Josie’s love for teaching has persisted since college, where she was an economics TA, in medical school, where she served as a peer teacher for younger students, and at Cambridge Coaching, where she has worked for over 8 years as an economics, biology, chemistry, and medical school admissions tutor.
In her free time, Josie runs, skis, bikes, continues to play ice hockey, and spends time with her husband and dog.
