B.A. in Religion with minor in Biochemistry, The Colorado College 2004-2008.
M.D. candidate, New York University School of Medicine 2009-2014.
M.A. in Bioethics, New York University 2012-2013.
Resident Physician, Department of Emergency Medicine, SUNY Downstate Medical Center-Kings County Hospital
Areas of Research/Interest:
Clinical ethics, LGBT health equality, organ donation, Neuroethics.
Bio:
Kylie was raised in Arizona and Southern California. She graduated from Colorado College as a pre-med Religion major, then moved to New York in 2009 to pursue her medical degree at NYU School of Medicine. Medical school afforded her many amazing opportunities including leadership in the LGBT People in Medicine club and a summer research project on women’s cancers in Kerala, India. Between her third and fourth years of medical school, she earned her Masters degree in the Bioethics program, focusing her thesis on organ donation in the emergency room. Kylie is currently an Emergency Medicine resident at SUNY Downstate / Kings County Hospital.
Fellowships/Honors
Hastings Prize in Religion, Colorado College, 2008.
Publications
Birnbaum K. “What is Andropause? Is Testosterone Supplementation the Answer in Older Men?” Clinical Correlations: The NYU Langone Online Journal of Medicine. 20 Sept 2012.
Research Presentations
Datkhaeva I, Birnbaum K, Winer A, Pallai P, and Bright K. Treatment Barriers for Breast Cancer Patients in India. Breast Cancer Coordinated Care Conference in Washington, D.C., February 2011.
Email
Kylie.Birnbaum@med.nyu.edu
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