Faith Osei-Addo is a Health Science major at Spelman College with a strong academic and professional interest in maternal and reproductive health. She has a deep commitment fo community service especially being a teacher assistant at elementary schools and a participant in the Nursing & Black Maternal Health program, where she focuses on addressing health inequities that disproportionately affect Black women and birthing individuals. Faith plans to pursue a career as a Certified Nurse Midwife, with the goal of improving patient advocacy, culturally responsive care, and maternal health outcomes.
Professionally, Faith has gained hands-on experience Prenatal/Perinatal Navigator certification, which has strengthened her understanding of patient support, healthcare navigation, and education during pregnancy and the postpartum period. In addition to her clinical and academic experiences, Faith has worked with youth through a summer camp and remains deeply involved in service-based leadership and community engagement on campus.
Originally from the Bronx, New York, Faith’s passion for health equity is rooted in witnessing disparities in access to quality healthcare within urban communities. Outside of academics, she enjoys creative projects, wellness advocacy, and building inclusive spaces that prioritize listening and community care. Faith is committed to using education, service, and compassionate leadership to uplift underserved communities and to advance equity in maternal and reproductive health.
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