Yousof Fawzy

Bio

Yousof Fawzy is an experienced Emergency Medical Services Supervisor, Clinical Coordinator, and Healthcare Safety Professional. He has held appointments in both clinical and operational capacities across the private and public sectors. Before attending Stanford, he served as the Safety Operations Leader for Kaiser Permanente's medical centers across Santa Clara County. At Kaiser, he developed and managed an integrated workplace safety program while spearheading initiatives related to COVID safety, threat management, and workplace violence in healthcare. Previously, in his EMS roles, he worked at high-profile events including the Grammy Awards on the Red Carpet and managed the clinical operations of the Golden State Warriors Chase Center Arena in San Francisco.

Yousof's scholarly interests include social emergency medicine, harm reduction, and utilizing epidemiological frameworks to address health disparities in vulnerable populations. He graduated Cum Laude from the University of California Los Angeles, where he studied Integrative Biology and Physiology. Yousof aspires to use his medical education as a means to dismantle systemic barriers to healthcare access and address the gaps in care for marginalized populations.

Honors & Awards

• Valley Fellow, Office of Community Engagement, Stanford Medicine (2022-2023)
• Presidential Volunteer Service Award, Barack Obama Administration (2015, 2016)

Professional Affiliations and Activities

• Member, Stanford University, Committee on Environmental Health and Safety (2022 - Present)
• Co-Director, Stanford Asylum Collaborative (2022 - Present)
• Co-President, Stanford Arab Leadership and Advocacy in Medicine (2022 - Present)

Education & Certifications

• Bachelor of Science, University of California Los Angeles (2019)
• Bachelors of Science, University of California, Los Angeles, Physiological Sciences and Integrative Biology (2019)