Tom Quach

Tom Quach has a diverse range of work experience. Tom is a Researcher at the Stanford Post-Acute Covid Syndrome (PACS) Clinic, where they examine the symptomatology of Long Covid and analyzes its relation to Myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS). In addition, Tom presents clinical case studies regarding novel alcohol intolerance in Long Covid patients and creates a database for PACS use. Tom is also a Researcher at the Helms Stem Cell Biology Laboratory, focusing on interventive surgery's effects on cleft palettes. Tom is a selected participant in the Stanford Immersion in Medicine Series and shadows physicians at the Stanford Long COVID Clinic and Internal Medicine Department. Tom has been named a Millennium Fellow by the United Nations and is currently a Co-Founder and VP of Operations and Communications at JarousApp, where they lead outreach and connects with organizations and nonprofits. Tom is also the Editor-in-Chief of the Stanford Journal of Public Health and a team lead at Stanford Students in BioDesign (SSB). Tom serves as a Global Health Student Council Member at the Stanford Center for Innovation in Global Health and has a background in journalism, having held roles as Business Development Director and News Development Director at The Stanford Daily. Additionally, Tom has founded and directed the Day of Sacrifice Fundraising Project and served as the VC3 Team Manager for Stanford ASES.

Tom Quach received a High School Diploma from St. Ignatius College Preparatory in 2020. Tom then pursued a Dual B.S.- B.A. Degree in Computational Biology and Communication at Stanford University from 2020 to 2024. Continuing their education, Tom obtained a Master of Science (MS) degree in Community Health and Prevention Research from Stanford University in 2025. Tom also holds certifications in Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers (BLS), Group 7: IRB BioMed/GCP Research, Group 2: IRB Nonmedical Research, and Social and Behavioral Responsible Conduct of Research. The specific months of obtaining these certifications are not provided.