Name
Ianna Pirozzi, OMS-IV
Medical School & Graduation Year
Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine (LECOM) – Class of 2026
Areas of Interest
Anesthesiology, Internal Medicine
Leadership & Service
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Student Advisory Board Member (MAOP)
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Events Coordinator, Anesthesiology Club at LECOM
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Member of Internal Medicine Club and ACOS-MSS (Surgery Club)
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Peer Advisor and member of LECOM Mentoring Club
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Former Chair of Special Events, Villanova University Campus Activities Team
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Editor-in-Chief of Layout, POLIS Literary Magazine
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Diversity Ambassador, Villanova Department of Chemistry
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Promoter Intern for the Ignatian Solidarity Network and Ethix Merch
Clinical & Research Experience
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Completion of all core clinical rotations: Surgery, Geriatrics/OPP, OB-GYN, Family Medicine, Pediatrics, Psychiatry, Internal Medicine, and Ambulatory Medicine
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Previous perioperative surgical support technician at R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center, University of Maryland Medical Center
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Pre-medical shadowing at University of Maryland Medical Center (UMMC) and Greater Baltimore Medical Center (GBMC)
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Research background with contributions to manuscripts and public health programming
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Completed COMLEX Levels 1 & 2 and USMLE Steps 1 & 2
Campus & Community Involvement
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Active volunteer with Schoolhouse Science and The Joy of Sox
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Habitat for Humanity and local community outreach volunteer
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Committee Member, Villanova COVID-19 Events Management Team
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Organizer of campus-wide initiatives such as CATchella Welcome Event, Merry Christmas Villanova Week, and Basketball Game Watches
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Service through bilingual public health education workshops and mentorship programs
Why I Serve on the Student Advisory Board
“As an OMS-IV preparing for residency, I’ve reflected deeply on my path in medicine and realized I flourish in advocacy and mentorship. Serving on the Student Advisory Board allows me to combine my passions for advocacy, leadership, and collaboration while supporting my peers and the osteopathic profession. I hope to build meaningful connections, expand mentorship opportunities, and represent student perspectives at the state level—especially as Maryland’s osteopathic community continues to grow.”
