Anjali Misra is a resident in Emergency Medicine at Mass General Brigham in Boston, MA. She graduated from Harvard Medical School in May 2024. During medical school, she co-founded https://www.futuredoctorsinpolitics.org and was involved in research in Emergency Medicine. Prior to starting medical school, she served as a Community Fellow for Girls Write Now, an organization that runs writing mentorship programs for underserved high school girls. As a Mitchell Scholar Class of 2019, Anjali Misra studied Public Health at University College Cork with a focus in Epidemiology, and she completed a Master’s thesis examining disparities in prehospital care for out-of-hospital cardiac arrest. Anjali is a graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology with a degree in Brain and Cognitive Sciences. Throughout college, she served as an Emergency Medical Technician with MIT’s ambulance service and was a research fellow with Harvard Medical School’s Family Van, combatting preventable disease in vulnerable communities. A passionate advocate for CPR and First Aid education, Anjali provided training to nearly 1,000 individuals in Cambridge as the Director of Project HeartSafe.

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