Natalie Kirilichin
Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine
Dr. Kirilichin co-directs the GW MFA Health Policy Fellowship and its Health Policy Scholarly Concentration Program, and serves as core faculty for the Residency Fellowship in Health Policy. She developed her focus on behavioral health policy while serving as a health policy fellow for the U.S. Senate HELP Committee, where her work touched the Comprehensive Addiction and Recovery Act and opioid-funding provisions of the 21st Century Cures Act.
Bachelor's degree
BS in Biology, Georgetown University
Medical degree
MD, Georgetown University School of Medicine
Master's / additional degree
MPH, George Washington University Milken Institute SPH
Residency and fellowship training
Residency in Emergency Medicine, University of Chicago Hospitals
Special interests
Behavioral health policy, mental health and substance-use policy, opioid epidemic response, addiction medicine, pain management