Overview
Race, Ethnicity, Barriers to Optimizing Healthcare
J. Emilio Carrillo, M.D., M.P.H., is Associate Attending Physician and Associate Professor of Clinical Medicine and Clinical Public Health at the Weill Medical College of Cornell University. He also serves as President and Chief Medical Officer of the NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Community Health Plan, the Hospital's managed Medicaid program. His research focuses on race, ethnicity and barriers to optimizing healthcare.
His current research projects include:
- Principal Investigator, GME Cultural Competency Training Program at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, 2003-2004, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital
Publications
20 publications
Funding
1 grant
Completed grants (1)
- Co-I1 D34 HP31879-01 00Weill Cornell Disparities Center of ExcellenceHealth Resources and Services Administration · 2018–2024
News mentions
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- Leader for Latinos in Medicine Reflects on Immigrant Roots and 50-Year CareerApril 28, 2022
When Dr. Juan Emilio Carrillo began medical school in Boston in 1972, as a Cuban immigrant, he couldn’t help but feel different.