Bio
Xin She, MD, MPH, is a global health pediatrician whose mission is to create culturally-sensitive and equitable solutions for all children to thrive, especially in underserved communities. She speaks 5 languages and thrives on collaborations.
As a researcher, she works with cross-disciplinary partners in the US, China, Mexico, Chile, Haiti, Canada, and the DR Congo. Her publications build evidence on youth mental health and early childhood development in underserved communities. She has been recognized with two international Fulbright awards and two Stanford grants.
As an educator, She has taught nationally and internationally on topics such as global health, mental health, and professional development. She has mentored more than 100 disadvantaged children, young adults and junior professionals globally. She has been recognized with a national American Medical Association Inspiration Award and two teaching awards from Stanford and Dartmouth.
As an emerging leader, she represented the American Academy of Pediatrics to the national women physicians Wellness, Equity and Leadership Alliance. She has been recognized nationally for her advocacy for underserved populations. She is an educational co-chair at the American Academy of Pediatrics Section on Early Career Physicians, and a national advocacy committee member at the Consortium of Universities for Global Health. Nest Global, the nonprofit organization where she serves as a director, has been awarded an Ockenden international prize for improving refugee child health.
She is a certified mindfulness-based stress reduction youth teacher, a master professional coach and a Reiki master practitioner.
