Dr. Radhika Malhotra is an Assistant Professor of Medicine at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School. A New Jersey native, she graduated from UConn and earned her MD with Thesis and Distinction in Research from Rutgers NJMS. She completed her Internal Medicine and Preventive Medicine residencies at Rutgers NJMS, earning her Master of Public Health from Rutgers School of Public Health, and served as Chief Resident in both Internal Medicine and Preventive Medicine. During training, she helped spearhead clinical initiatives like the Healthy Moms Clinic, an integrated primary care and postpartum program and a dedicated cervical cancer screening clinic within the internal medicine practice. Her work focuses on women's health, preventive medicine, quality improvement, and improved healthcare access. Beyond clinical care and research, she is a passionate educator and peer advocate. She has been nominated for the student-led Golden Apple Teaching Award in consecutive years and was recognized as the "Champion for Resident Wellness" by the Rutgers NJMS Internal Medicine residency program.
Education
MPH, 2026, Rutgers School of Public Health MD, 2022, Rutgers New Jersey Medical School
