Sarah Jiang, BA

A medical student at the University of Missouri–Kansas City School of Medicine, Sarah Jiang is an emerging physician leader and cardiovascular researcher dedicated to preventive cardiology, healthcare innovation, and health equity. She is the Founder and President of AuraCardia, an initiative integrating artificial intelligence and cardiovascular research with community-based health education to advance early disease detection and prevention in underserved populations. She holds leadership positions within the American Medical Association (AMA), Missouri State Medical Association (MSMA), and American College of Cardiology (ACC), serving as Chair of the AMA Medical Student Committee on Civil Rights, MSMA Medical Student Chair, and ACC Medical Student Leader, where she established an international clinical trials journal club. An Academy for Health and Lifespan Research TIME Fellow, she has authored cardiovascular research and presented her work at national and international scientific conferences, including Aging Research and Drug Discovery 2025. Through her work in research, organized medicine, and community outreach, Sarah is committed to advancing equitable cardiovascular care, responsible medical innovation, and youth leadership in healthcare policy.