Amy He, MD
Resident Physician Family Medicine
Education: Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine
Languages: English
Biography:
Dr. Hu grew up in Virginia, outside of D.C and went to the University of Virginia to study Biology and Psychology. During her time there, she was an EMT at the local rescue squad and developed an interest in social determinants of health.
After graduating, she landed at a community health non-profit in rural Alabama called Project Horseshoe Farm. There, she worked in after-school programs, care coordination, a transitional housing program, and a community center. She returned to Virginia for medical school at VCU and was involved in a track focused on underserved populations, and with longitudinal research on the effect of care coordination on health outcomes.
Family medicine brought together everything she loves about medicine, and she is excited to be doing her training at BMC. She is particularly interested in behavioral health, systems-based solutions, and community-based primary care. Outside of medicine, she enjoys indoor gardening, crafting, exploring new places, and great food.
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Public Statement
This health center is a Health Center Program grantee under Section 330 (k)(3)(g), 42 USC 254b and a deemed Public Health Service employer under 42 USC 233 (g)-(n). No one will be denied access to services at CSHC due to inability to pay; there is a discounted/sliding fee schedule available based on family size and income.
