Johnny Pham, Pre-Health Committee Member

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Johnny Pham, a rising Senior at Binghamton University, is involved with his university’s Vietnamese Student Association and enjoys playing the Euphonium. In his free time, he loves going to the gym, traveling to new countries, and sharing a meal with friends and family.
Warren Luo, Pre-Health Committee Member

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Warren is a M3 at Georgetown University. Originally from Thousand Oaks, California, Warren hopes to help out in APAMSA to better improve health for Asian Americans. He enjoys mentoring other students, and in his free time enjoys going to the gym, learning Spanish, and playing spikeball!
Tiffany Trinh, Pre-Health Committee Member

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I am an OMS I at Rocky Vista University in Parker, Colorado and currently co-president of APAMSA. I love spending time with my 2 corgis, watching kdramas/anime, and traveling the world. My favorite past time is exploring all types of restaurants and cooking food. I can never turn down boba or ice cream!
Sneha Gudibendi, Pre-Health Committee Member

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Hi! My name is Sneha Gudibendi, a pre-med student at Rutgers University double majoring in Cell Biology & Neuroscience and Psychology. I serve on the Pre-Health Committee for National APAMSA, where I help support and connect AANHPI pre-health students nationwide. I’m especially excited to contribute to initiatives that empower our community through mentorship and resources. Outside of school, I love cafe hopping, cooking, and baking.
Olivia Nguyen, Pre-Health Committee Member

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Hi! I’m Olivia “Livy” Nguyen, a junior at Temple University pursuing my dream of becoming a pediatric surgeon or anesthesiologist. I grew up just outside Philly and come from a tight-knit family with lots of little cousins who I love spending time with. I practiced karate for 8 years and enjoy unwinding to R&B music after long study sessions. Currently, I’m pursuing my love of traveling through Europe and Asia while studying abroad in South Korea, exploring new foods and immersing myself in different cultures. As a proud member of the AAPI community, I’m committed to raising awareness about health disparities affecting our community and working to make healthcare more accessible for everyone!
Krishna Mody, Leadership Committee Member

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My name is Krishna Mody and I am an incoming M1. This is my first year on a committee for National APAMSA. I am excited to work on new Leadership initiatives. In my free time, I like painting, cooking, photography, and traveling. Feel free to connect with me 🙂
Tanvi Chitre, Leadership Committee Member

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Hello! My name is Tanvi and I am a current OMS-II at CHSU. I completed my undergrad at UC Davis and then worked for a few years before starting medical school. In my free time I love going to concerts, cooking, and spending time at the beach!
Genichiro Fujioka, Leadership Committee Member

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Hello! My name is Gen Fujioka, a M3 at the Texas A&M College of Medicine. I was previously the treasurer for the local APAMSA chapter and this will be my 3rd year serving on the leadership committee. I am planning on applying internal medicine this year!
Joyce Kang, Leadership Committee Member

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Hi! My name is Joyce Kang, and I am a medical student at University of California Davis School of Medicine. I grew up in Los Angeles and received my B.A. in Neuroscience from Harvard University, where I was actively involved in several AAPI organizations that deepened my commitment to advocacy and service. I serve as co-president of our local APAMSA chapter at UCD, with interests in global ophthalmology and community health. Outside of medicine, I love spending time with family and friends, traveling, cafe hopping, and long-distance running.
Warren Luo, Leadership Committee Member

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Warren is a third-year medical student at Georgetown University School of Medicine, originally from Newbury Park, California. The proud son of two Chinese immigrants, he is passionate about uplifting and advocating for the Asian American community in medicine. Warren is excited to contribute to APAMSA’s mission on a national level. Outside of school, he enjoys working out, playing spikeball, and spending quality time with friends.