David Chen, M.D., MPH

Medical Director for Empowering Victims of Lived Violence (EVOLV) and Physician Scientist with iREACH ChristianaCare

  • Wilmington DE

Dr. David Chen is the medical director for EVOLV and a physician-scientist with the Institute for Research on Equity and Community Health.

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Biography

Dr. David Chen is the medical director for Empowering Victims of Lived Violence (EVOLV) and a physician-scientist with the Institute for Research on Equity and Community Health. Dr. Chen has been honored with numerous recognitions for his grassroots efforts to reduce and prevent gun violence in communities.

Areas of Expertise

Firearm Violence
Community Violence Exposure
Gun Violence
Firearm Injury Prevention

Education

University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey

MPH

2011

Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School

M.D.

2011

Princeton University

B.E.

Electrical and Electronics Engineering

2005

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Media Appearances

Pete du Pont Freedom Foundation honored these COVID-19 ‘heroes’

Technical.ly  online

2021-09-18

Two Delawareans, Dr. David Chen of ChristianaCare and Wanda Rincon-Burgos of the Latin American Community Center (LACC), were honored by the Pete du Pont Freedom Foundation as “Delaware Heroes who exemplify courage, dedication, compassion and the willingness to serve in the fight against COVID-19” at a ceremony was held at the the DuPont Country Club on Sept. 16.

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External Service & Affiliations

  • Arnold P. Gold Humanism Honor Society : Member

Selected Honors & Awards

Governor’s Compassionate Champion Award, State of Delaware

2020

Delaware Heroes, Pete du Pont Freedom Foundation

2020

Mark W. Maxwell Award, Christiana Care Department of Medicine

2014

Research Focus

Research Focus

Firearm violence intervention and prevention, and impact of community violence exposures on health.

Research Grants

Institutional Development Award (IDeA)

National Institute of General Medical Sciences of the National Institutes of Health

U54-GM104941 (PI: Hicks)