Soumya Rangarajan

Soumya Rangarajan MD is a Clinical Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine at the University of Michigan Medical School. She serves as a key clinical leader in geriatric care, with prior roles as Medical Director of the Michigan Medicine Hospital Care at Home program (2021-2024) and Director of the Acute Care for Elders service (2018-2021). She actively participates in hospital leadership through the Senate Advisory Committee on University Affairs (SACUA) and the Faculty Senate. Her work spans clinical care, education, and health policy research.

• Education: BS (Political Science & General Biology, University of Michigan, 2006)
• MPP (Harvard Kennedy School, 2008)
• MD (University of Illinois College of Medicine, 2013)
• Residency & Fellowship: Medical College of Wisconsin (Internal Medicine & Geriatric Medicine, 2017)

Dr. Rangarajan’s research focuses on health policy, quality improvement, and high-value care, particularly in hospital-at-home models and women’s leadership in academic medicine. Her recent publications emphasize optimizing care for vulnerable elders through innovative delivery systems.

She is actively involved in medical education as a Center Member of the Institute for Healthcare Policy and Innovation and has developed geriatric curricula for clinical units. Her leadership extends to the Michigan Medicine Advancing Inclusive Leadership Committee and SACUA, where she advocates for faculty rights and institutional policies.