Anshita Chaturvedi

Anshita Chaturvedi, MD, MPH has a range of experiences in the healthcare field. Anshita is currently the Director of Population Health at the North Carolina Community Health Center Association, where they are responsible for developing and implementing population health, health education, and prevention programs. Anshita also oversees quality initiatives and clinical committee initiatives to improve healthcare delivery.

Prior to their current role, Anshita worked as a Manager of Quality Collaboratives for Stroke at the American College of Emergency Physicians. Anshita also served as a Clinical Quality Supervisor at Child & Family Service.

Earlier in their career, Anshita gained experience as a Project Intern at Independent Health, working on programs related to HIV epidemic management and community health. Anshita also worked as a Resident Physician at Regency Healthcare and Fortis Healthcare, where they gained skills in comprehensive health assessment, intensive care, and outpatient care.

Additionally, Anshita worked as a Clinical Research Coordinator at the National Rural Health Mission, focusing on case management, care coordination, and data analysis for the rural population. Anshita also volunteered as a Medical Volunteer at Children's Hospital of Michigan and served as a Medical Observer at the Detroit Medical Center.

Overall, Anshita Chaturvedi has a diverse background in healthcare and has contributed to various aspects of population health management, quality improvement, and clinical care.

Anshita Chaturvedi, MD, MPH obtained a Doctor of Medicine (MD) degree in Medicine from Assam Medical College from 2004 to 2010. Later, they pursued a Master's degree in Health Services Administration from the University at Buffalo's School of Public Health and Health Professions from 2017 to 2019. In addition, they hold certifications such as the United States Medical Licensing Examination from ECFMG in 2015 and a Medicine Practice License from the Medical Council of India in 2010.