Misky Sharif, MD
Children's National Hospital, PGY-2
Pediatrics
Misky Sharif is a second-year pediatric resident on the Leadership in Advocacy, Under-resourced Communities, and Health Equity track at Children’s National Hospital. She graduated from George Mason University with a BS in Community Health with a concentration in Clinical Sciences. She then attended medical school at the University of Virginia School of Medicine, where she served as Student Body President. In this role, and as the UVA SNMA VP, she furthered her passions in medical education, strengthened pipeline programs, and worked to address health care disparities and food insecurity. As a result of these efforts, she was the recipient of the Leonard Tow Humanism Award, the Keim & Schwartz Pediatric Award, and the Shannon Award of the Z-Society, presented to the top graduating student. Following residency, Misky aspires to pursue a career as an academic neonatologist, with a scholarly focus at the intersection of maternal health, infant health, and SDOH.
Children's National Hospital, PGY-2
Pediatrics
Misky Sharif is a second-year pediatric resident on the Leadership in Advocacy, Under-resourced Communities, and Health Equity track at Children’s National Hospital. She graduated from George Mason University with a BS in Community Health with a concentration in Clinical Sciences. She then attended medical school at the University of Virginia School of Medicine, where she served as Student Body President. In this role, and as the UVA SNMA VP, she furthered her passions in medical education, strengthened pipeline programs, and worked to address health care disparities and food insecurity. As a result of these efforts, she was the recipient of the Leonard Tow Humanism Award, the Keim & Schwartz Pediatric Award, and the Shannon Award of the Z-Society, presented to the top graduating student. Following residency, Misky aspires to pursue a career as an academic neonatologist, with a scholarly focus at the intersection of maternal health, infant health, and SDOH.
