Richard Hsu
About Richard Hsu
Richard Hsu is a Clinical Research Assistant at NYU Global Institute of Public Health and Bellevue Hospital Center, with a background in public health and extensive involvement in student organizations at New York University.
Current Positions and Roles
Richard Hsu holds multiple roles in the field of clinical research and public health. Since 2015, he has been a Research Assistant at the NYU Global Institute of Public Health. Concurrently, he serves as a Clinical Research Assistant in the Emergency Department at Bellevue Hospital Center, a position he has held since 2014. Additionally, Richard works as an Advocate at Health Leads within the NYU School of Medicine's Woodhull Medical Center and is an Undergraduate Research Assistant at the NYU Applied Psychology Department, both roles starting in 2014. His involvement extends to leadership as the President of the Asian Pacific American Medical Student Association - NYU Undergraduate Chapter since 2013.
Previous Work Experience
Richard Hsu has amassed diverse experience through various roles over the past decade. He served as a Health Ambassador at the NYU Student Health Center - Health Promotion Office from 2012 to 2013. In 2012, Richard was a Community Research Intern with Cross-Cultural Solutions in Guatemala. Earlier, he gained experience as a Summer Intern at the Nassau University Medical Center - Academic Affairs Office in 2010. These roles have equipped him with valuable skills in health promotion, community research, and academic affairs.
Education and Academic Background
Richard Hsu pursued his Bachelor of Science in Public Health from New York University, completing his studies from 2011 to 2015. Prior to attending NYU, he studied at The Bolles School from 2007 to 2011. His academic background is further complemented by his active participation in fraternity life at NYU, where he held leadership roles including Risk Management Chair, Social Chair, and Recording Secretary for Phi Gamma Delta (FIJI) fraternity. He also served as the Executive Vice President of the Interfraternity Council, overseeing the largest Fraternity and Sorority Life council at NYU.
Notable Honors and Awards
Richard Hsu has been recognized for his extensive contributions to the NYU community. He received the All-University Individual President's Service Award for his involvement within the APA community. Additionally, he was named one of NYU's Most Influential Students, being one of only ten students to be honored across the entire student body. His leadership and involvement in various capacities have been integral to his recognition at the university.
Work with Spanish-Speaking Populations
Richard Hsu has leveraged his language skills to work with Spanish-speaking populations in different medical settings. At NYU School of Medicine's Woodhull Medical Center, he engaged with Spanish-speaking patients as part of his advocacy role with Health Leads. His community research internship in rural Guatemala also involved working closely with local Spanish-speaking communities. These experiences have enriched his ability to communicate effectively and provide culturally competent care.