Harsh P. Sule

Dr. Sule completed his undergraduate studies in Political Science and Biological Sciences at Northwestern University, medical school at the University of Illinois at Chicago, residency in Emergency Medicine (including serving as Chief Resident) at Cook County Hospital. He also has a Master in Public Policy from Princeton University. His professional career has spanned a diverse set of experiences including academic centers in Washington DC and Philadelphia, as well as community hospitals in Miami, FL. He has also worked with International Medical Corps on an emergency medicine development project in Azerbaijan, where he also served as the organization?s Country Director. As someone who is passionate about medical education and global health/development, Harsh was honored to receive a Golden Apple award from the student body of Rutgers NJMS, as well as a Golden Apple Emergency Medicine Teaching Award from the Department of Emergency Medicine at Thomas Jefferson University and the Jefferson Medical College Dean?s Award for Excellence in Education. He has lectured regionally, nationally and internationally on emergency medicine and global health topics, with publications and organizational involvements related to these topics too. Dr. Sule joined Rutgers NJMS in September 2015 and has served in a variety of academic roles, with his current roles including leading the residency program and introducing health policy and global health into the medical s