clinicmaggie

Margaret (Maggie) Sullivan recently graduated with a Doctor of Public Health degree (DrPH) from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. She is a board-certified family nurse practitioner with a sub-specialty in women’s health and an interest in serving immigrant patients and their families. In 2005, Maggie completed a fellowship in farmworker health in the Salinas Valley of California. Since 2009, she has practiced at Boston Health Care for the Homeless (BHCHP), providing primary care to patients in shelter-based clinics. In March of 2019, she launched a new immigrant health clinic, Oasis Clinic, at BHCHP where immigrants experiencing homelessness are connected with interdisciplinary and multi-lingual services. Maggie also works as a clinical consultant with the Connecticut River Valley Farmworker Health Program and collaborates with Partners In Health in Chiapas, Mexico and Guatemala. Ms. Sullivan conducts forensic asylum evaluations with Physicians for Human Rights and Harvard Medical School’s Asylum Network. Her research interests include the health of Spanish-speaking immigrants with precarious status and their sending communities. Her dissertation research focused on improving healthcare delivery to immigrant patients at health centers in Massachusetts.