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 low-resource settings. She speaks 5 languages and is passionate about cross-cultural exchange and social justice.
As a researcher, she thrives on collaborations with cross-disciplinary partners in the US, China, Mexico, Haiti, Canada, and the DR Congo. Her publications help to build evidence on youth mental health and early childhood development in low-and-middle-income countries. She has been awarded two Fulbright research grants for her work in China and Mexico, a Stanford Maternal and Child Health grant and a Stanford Global Health Seed Grant.
As an educator and advocate, She has spoken nationally and internationally on topics such as global health, mental health, Wellness and impact-driven career development. She has mentored more than 100 disadvantaged children and young adults globally. She mentors underrepresented medical trainees and international junior doctors and researchers through professional organizations.
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 and service in support of underserved populations. She chairs the Pediatric Wellness Committee at the Stanford-CPMC regional site.
As a wellness champion at the Department of Pediatrics, she is a certified mindfulness-based stress reduction youth teacher, a master professional coach and a Reiki master practitioner. She is also a Cordon Bleu graduate in Spanish cuisine and a photographer.
