Angela M. Sandell

Angela M. Sandell, M.D. serves as Assistant Professor in the Department of Pediatrics at the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry, specializing in Pediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition. Affiliated with UR Medicine Faculty Group and Accountable Health Partners, she maintains an active clinical practice accepting new patients with exceptional patient satisfaction ratings (4.8/5 stars).

Education:

• MD from State University of New York at Buffalo (2013)
• Internship and Residency in Pediatrics at John R. Oishei Children's Hospital (2013-2016)
• Fellowship in Pediatric Gastroenterology at University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine (2016-2019)

Dr. Sandell's research centers on nutritional management of gastroenterological diseases with specific focus on inflammatory bowel diseases and patient-family experience. She investigates social determinants of health impacts on pediatric outcomes and implements quality improvement methodologies to enhance clinical care. Her holistic biopsychosocial approach integrates evidence-based medicine with patient values and behavioral health considerations.

Analysis of her publication record reveals consistent contributions to pediatric gastroenterology since 2015, with increasing focus on health disparities, refugee child health, and socioeconomic factors affecting brain development and obesity. Her work demonstrates practical applications through nutritional interventions, biosimilars education, and school-based quality improvement initiatives.

Scientific Awards:

• Arnold P. Gold Humanism Honor Society (2015)
• Richard T. Sarkin Medical Student Award (2013)
• Mortar Board Senior Honor Society (2009)

Dr. Sandell actively partners with families to advocate for optimal health outcomes, maintaining strong patient relationships evidenced by numerous positive comments regarding her thoroughness, compassion, and communication skills. While no formal advising roles are documented, her humanism award reflects mentoring excellence. She contributes to Crohn's and Colitis advocacy efforts and continues clinical research in nutritional interventions for inflammatory bowel diseases.