Michael Lozano

I am a Program Manager at Wyckoff Heights Medical Center, leading health initiatives to improve sexual health services and access to care for underserved communities. I specialize in managing CDC grants, overseeing HIV prevention efforts, and conducting community outreach and assessments to drive data-informed improvements.

I am a Program Manager at Wyckoff Heights Medical Center, where I lead initiatives to enhance sexual health services across Brooklyn. I manage CDC grants focused on addressing social determinants of health for uninsured, undocumented, and underserved populations. I oversee point-of-care HIV testing, collaborate with hospital labs to maintain diagnostic quality, and conduct community assessments to improve clinic capacity for HIV prevention. My expertise includes program management, community outreach, staff training, and developing data-driven strategies to improve healthcare access and outcomes.

I studied history at Florida International University and philosophy at the University of Miami, where my academic focus on human rights inspired my commitment to improving access to HIV preventative care. This passion has driven my career in supporting underserved communities through health programs and outreach initiatives.