Danielle Ofri
Internist at Bellevue Hospital and editor-in-chief of the Bellevue Literary Review.
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- Danielle Ofri is an American internist, essayist and editor.
- Ofri is an attending physician at Bellevue Hospital and a clinical professor of medicine at NYU.
- In 2000 Ofri co-founded the Bellevue Literary Review and remains its editor-in-chief.
- Ofri writes books and essays on medical practice and the doctor-patient relationship.
Key facts
- Education
- Physiology, McGill University; MD and PhD in pharmacology, NYU School of Medicine1
- Roles
- Attending physician, Bellevue Hospital; clinical professor of medicine, NYU1
- Bellevue Literary Review
- Co-founder (2000) and editor-in-chief1
- Books
- Singular Intimacies (2001); Incidental Findings (2005); Medicine in Translation (2010); What Doctors Feel (2013); What Patients Say, What Doctors Hear (2017); When We Do Harm (2020)1
- Newest book
- The Body Knows How to Die2
- Awards
- Guggenheim Fellow; McGovern award, American Medical Writers Association1
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