​Sarah Niehaus, MD

​Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University. Sarah grew up in San Francisco, California and is thrilled to return home to Northern CA to continue her training. She attended college at Brown University where she majored in Health and Human Biology with a focus on Women and Children’s Health. After graduating, Sarah worked as a medical assistant at the San Francisco Free Clinic where she developed her passion for caring for underserved populations. She continued to explore this interest in medical school as a volunteer COVID-19 vaccinator at mass-vaccination clinics in marginalized communities. 

​Sarah returned to Providence, RI to continue her medical education. Throughout medical school, she explored her interests in women’s health and reproductive justice. She led a research project investigating the impacts of the pandemic lockdown on local birthing demographics and outcomes. As a chapter leader for Med Students For Choice, Sarah worked with local organizations to help pass a Rhode Island state bill that mandates Medicaid cover abortion services. Her professional interests include serving vulnerable populations, women’s health, and obstetrics. In her free time, Sarah enjoys spending time with her family and friends, exploring new hikes, and rooting for Bay Area sports teams (go Giants, Niners, and Warriors!).