Miriam Michael

Miriam Michael is an Associate Professor in the Department of Medicine, Division of Nephrology at Howard University School of Medicine. She serves as Internal Medicine Clerkship Director, guiding medical students through clinical training. Her academic appointments include roles at the University of Maryland School of Medicine and American Medical College of Antigua.

• Education: MD from Howard University School of Medicine
• Residency/Fellowship: Nephrology fellowship and residency at Mount Sinai Medical Center (NY), internship at University of Maryland (MD)

Research focuses on climate change's impact on health outcomes, particularly temperature effects on kidney diseases and hypertension. Clinically specializes in nephrology, including renal biopsy, vascular access for hemodialysis, and transplant patient management. Leadership roles include Medical Director of Howard Dialysis Center.

Recipient of grants and author of multiple papers. Active in mentorship, fostering innovation through design thinking in clinical education.