Paulina Rose

Dr. Paulina Rose is a Medical Educator in the Department of Pediatrics at Yale School of Medicine, Yale University. Her work focuses on pediatric endocrinology with an emphasis on obesity management, diabetes care, and lifestyle interventions. She co-developed the Yale Bright Bodies intensive lifestyle program for obese children and adolescents. Her research spans nutritional therapy, cultural competency in healthcare access, and innovative diabetes management techniques like insulin pump therapy.

Key research contributions include studies on hemoglobin A1c utility in pediatric diagnostics, the effectiveness of language-specific diabetes clinics for Hispanic youth, and the impact of weight management programs on metabolic parameters. Dr. Rose has authored peer-reviewed articles in journals such as JAMA, Diabetes Care, and Pediatric Diabetes.

Her publications consistently address translational research questions at the intersection of nutrition, endocrinology, and public health, with a focus on vulnerable pediatric populations. This work emphasizes evidence-based interventions to improve health outcomes through culturally sensitive and multidisciplinary approaches.