Adwoa Osei, MD, FAAP

Akan, English, Twi

"I feel that respect, trust, accountability, and knowing that we share the common trait of being human are key to nurturing a good patient/provider relationship."

Adwoa Osei, MD specializes in pediatrics. She received her education from The University of Ghana Medical School and her board certification from The American Board of Pediatrics. Dr. Osei is an active member of the American Board of Pediatrics. Dr. Osei received the Berton Mathias Award in 2008 for clinical excellence and compassion in patient care, Academy Award for Excellence in Compassion in 2017, and Teaching Excellence Award in 2020 from UCR SOM Alumni.

Female

• Behavioral and Neurodevelopmental Pediatrics
• Trauma-Informed Pediatric Care
• Pediatric Medical Student Education

• Riverside Community Hospital

• Certification in Mind-Body Medicine (Center for Mind-Body Medicine)
• Stress and Relaxation Response; Fundamentals of Mind Body Medicine (Brigham and Women's Hospital/Massachusetts General Hospital/ Harvard Medical School)
• Stanford Faculty Development series

• American Board of Pediatrics
• Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics
• ACEs Committee, AAP Chapter 2
• Medical Board of California
• Teaching Excellence Academy
• Council on Medical Student Education in Pediatrics (COMSEP)
• UCR SOM Teaching Excellence Academy

• 2020 - Excellence in Teaching Award (UCR School of Medicine)
• 2019 - Applause Award (UCR School of Medicine)
• 2017 - Academy Award for Excellence in Compassion
• 2008 - Berton Mathias Award for Clinical Excellence and Compassion in Patient Care

• Blue Cross
• Blue Shield
• IEHP
• Medi-Cal
• Medicare

Aceptamos la mayoría de los ”PPO” y ”HMO”. Si tiene preguntas sobre su proveedor de seguro medico, nuestro equipo estará encantado de ayudarlo.

• Hurley Medical Center - Michigan State University - Pediatrics
• Hurley Medical Center - Michigan State University - Chief Residency

• University of California, Los Angeles - University of California - Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental Disabilities