Gina Chacon Osorio, MD, FACP
- Assistant Professor Health Programs
- Medicine
- Division of General Internal Medicine
- Clinician at MSU Health Care Medicine Specialty Center | Internal Medicine
- Clinic Address: 4650 South Hagadorn Road Suite 100, East Lansing, MI 48823
- Clinic: 517-353-4830
- Academic Address: CLINICAL CTR - TOWER B 788 SERVICE RD RM B316
- Academic: 517-353-3730
- gchacon@msu.edu
Academic Support Staff: Jinie Shirley
For clinical appointments and patient-care questions: please contact Internal Medicine Clinic at 517-353-4830
BIO
Dr. Gina Chacon Osorio received her medical degree from Santa Maria Catholic University Medical School in Peru. She completed her residency training at the University of Florida Jacksonville. She started her academic career at MSU as Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine in the Department of Medicine. She completed a fellowship in Primary Care Faculty Development. She was a Consultant of Internal Medicine and Assistant Professor of Medicine of Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science in Wisconsin. She completed the Postdoctoral Certificate Program in Clinical and Translational Science during an Internal Medicine Clinical Research Fellowship at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota. Her academic interest is medical education and clinical research. Her clinical interests include Rheumatology diseases, Dermatology diseases, and Cystic Fibrosis disease.
EDUCATION AND CERTIFICATION
Education
Medical School: Santa Maria Catholic University Medical School, Peru
Residency: University of Florida, Jacksonville
Certification
Certificate in Clinical and Translational Science. Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota. September 2022
Community Internal Medicine Research Fellowship Program. Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota. June 2022
Primary Care Faculty Development Fellowship Program. Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan. May 2011
Fellow of the American College of Physicians (FACP), 2012 - Present
American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM), November 2008 – Present
Internal Medicine Residency Program, University of Florida. Jacksonville, Florida. June 2008