Dr Sarah Glick is a US-trained, board-certified pediatrician with over 12 years of clinical experience providing compassionate care to infants, children, and adolescents. She earned her Doctor of Medicine (MD) from Cornell University in 2007 and later completed a Master’s in Public Health (MPH) from George Washington University in 2020, with a focus in environmental health. She has been a Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics since 2010. Sarah also has wide-ranging training in disaster preparedness, having been a member of the Air Force medical corps for 11 years.
Throughout her career, Sarah has worked extensively as a health educator, teaching basic first aid and pediatric advanced life support, instructing medical students, and mentoring pediatric and family medicine residents.
At HealthFirst, Sarah serves as a Health Educator, where she delivers school-based programs focused on puberty, sex and healthy relationships. She also provides personalized “Bringing Baby Home” consultations to prepare expectant parents for those first days and weeks at home with their newborn.
In addition to her role at HealthFirst, Sarah works as a researcher in the Department of Clinical Research at the University of Basel. She has authored over 15 publications on various health topics, including children’s respiratory health, pediatric environmental health, pediatric infectious disease, and health outcomes related to pollen. Sarah is also a volunteer at Enfants du Monde (Geneva), where she works on health education projects as a Collaborator in Child Health.
