ABOUT ME
Dr. Bishoy Galil is a dedicated dental professional currently pursuing a Doctor of Dental Surgery at the University of Washington, anticipated to graduate in June 2025. He graduated Summa Cum Laude from the University of Washington Bothell ('20) with a Bachelor of Science in Biology and Minor in Chemistry. Dr. Galil's journey in dentistry began at the Dental School in Egypt, providing him with a rich international perspective.
With a strong commitment to service and leadership, Dr. Galil has organized numerous outreach events and volunteered at several community clinics, including Lahai Health, MTI, SKC Clinic, and UGM. His research contributions include presenting at the American Association for Dental, Oral, and Craniofacial Research (AADOCR). Dr. Galil is the founder and president of the Middle Eastern Dental Student Association (MEDSA) at UWSOD, demonstrating his dedication to promoting diversity and fellowship among students.
Involvement and Activities
Co-Director
Husky Health Bridge at UWSOD
October 2023 - Present
Lead mission-driven initiatives to bring dental care to underserved community members lacking stable access. Collaborate with officers to execute impactful programs addressing oral health disparities.
Peer Tutor
University of Washington School of Dentistry
September 2023 - Present
Facilitate collaborative learning, provide comprehensive support, and contribute to the academic success of peers in understanding dental anatomy and occlusion in DENTPC 510 (Dental Anatomy) and DENTPC 520 (Dental Occlusion).
Student Representative
Northwest Rural Health Conference
March 2023
Served as a student representative at the Northwest Rural Health Conference, networking with healthcare professionals and learning from prominent speakers on policy updates, skills-enhancing sessions, and new technology to improve rural healthcare access systems.
Student Presenter
American Association For Dental, Oral, and Craniofacial Research (AADOCR)
March 2023
Presented research on 'Tissue Stiffness of the Tongue in Obese OSA Minipigs' at AADOCR conference, providing valuable insights into the pathophysiology of obstructive sleep apnea in obese minipigs. Gained valuable insights into the pathophysiology of OSA and contributed to the broader scientific community's understanding of this condition.
Letters of Recommendation