Angela Osei-Bonsu

I completed medical school at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, in Ghana, where I grew up, and then moved to New Haven for child neurology training.

What I love most about child neurology is the incredible plasticity of developing brains which allows children to defy expectation for their brain lesions. I'm particularly grateful for the warm, supportive community I get to work with daily, here at Yale. My research interests center around neurodevelopmental and neurogenetic disorders, and how they intersect with epilepsy. I’m also passionate about global health and community outreach, and I enjoy opportunities to volunteer both locally and internationally.

Outside of work, I love traveling the globe, exploring New England with my family, and unwinding with a good sitcom (or several episodes in a row).