Adam C. Snyder
About Adam C. Snyder
Adam C. Snyder is a Co-Founder and President currently working at The George Washington University Hospital as Head of Web Development and Research Fellow. He has a diverse background in healthcare, research, and education, with experience in various organizations and a strong focus on medical education in developing nations.
Work at The George Washington University Hospital
Adam C. Snyder has been serving as the Head of Web Development and Research Fellow at The George Washington University Hospital since 2020. In this role, he focuses on developing web solutions that enhance research capabilities and improve healthcare delivery. His position reflects his commitment to integrating technology with healthcare to support patient care and research initiatives.
Education and Expertise
Adam C. Snyder holds a Master of Health Administration from Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health. He also earned a Bachelor of Science in Public Health from The George Washington University, where he studied from 2018 to 2022. His academic background equips him with a strong foundation in health administration and public health principles, which he applies in his various roles.
Background in Research and Development
Snyder has a diverse background in research and development. He worked as a Senior Undergraduate Entomology Research Investigator at The George Washington University in 2019. Additionally, he served as a Junior Neuroscience Researcher at the University of Pennsylvania in 2018. His experiences in these roles have contributed to his expertise in scientific research methodologies.
Achievements in Medical Education
As Co-Founder and President of the American Medical Physiology Club, Snyder has played a significant role in expanding educational opportunities for medical students. The club became the third-largest student organization at his university, boasting over 500 members. He has also established partnerships with Brazilian and Puerto Rican medical schools to enhance educational offerings for Tanzanian students.
Initiatives in Tanzania
Snyder co-founded Kaivision in 2020, aiming to improve medical education in developing nations. He collaborated with Kaiser Permanente medical school faculty and Tanzanian government officials to create programs that teach advanced research and medical subjects. His efforts include securing over $50,000 in funding for education and leadership development programs in Tanzania.