Interested in obtaining tools during fellowship to support work in the health policy arena.[6]
Nkiru Osude
Identified as a cardiology fellow at Duke. (2024-2025)
As of 2025 · Last known relationship
Identified as a cardiology fellow at Duke. (2024-2025)
As of 2025 · Last known relationship
Described as having seven years of training.
Nkiru Osude is a physician whose documented work connects cardiology training with physician advocacy, health policy, quality improvement, and community cardiovascular-health outreach. She holds an MD and graduated from the University of Missouri School of Medicine. During 2024-2025, she was listed as a cardiology fellow in Duke’s cardiovascular disease fellowship, with UT Southwestern in Dallas, Texas, recorded as her destination. She has been described as having seven years of training and as an experienced health advocate. Her stated interests include gaining tools for work in health policy, ensuring physicians have a voice in decisions affecting patients and providers, and reducing cardiovascular disease burden in communities. She also presented a quality-improvement topic at Duke Cardiology Grand Rounds and was listed as conference faculty at Duke University Hospital.
The fellowship alumni listing gives her location as UT Southwestern, Dallas, Texas. This is a listed destination, not evidence of a current job.
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Training includes Identified as a cardiology fellow at Duke. (2024-2025), Listed as a Fellow in the 2024-2025 Alumni section of the Duke cardiovascular disease fellowship program., Listed as conference faculty at Duke University Hospital., and Graduate of the University of Missouri School of Medicine., plus 2 more records.
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Interested in obtaining tools during fellowship to support work in the health policy arena.[6]