Apoorva Tewari obtained a bachelor’s degree in biology from Yale University in 2011 before enrolling in Yale University School of Medicine, according to her LinkedIn. After completing grad school in 2015, she did her residency at New York-Presbyterian Hospital. In August 2021, she landed a job at Wexner Medical Center at Ohio University where she works as a laryngologist “specializing in swallowing disorders.” Her bio on the Wexler Medical Center website details her specialization, which includes “treating swallowing and voice disorders that can occur in patients who have undergone treatment for cancer.” In addition to seeing and treating patients, Tewari also does clinical research — and she teaches.

“I am an assistant professor in the Department of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery at The Ohio State University. I also serve on the medical advisory board of the National Foundation of Swallow Disorders and on multiple committees for the Dysphagia Research Society,” her bio reads, in part. Tewari treats patients who are suffering from laryngeal diseases, vocal cord paralysis, tracheal diseases, and others. In an interview with Fox Business, Vivek Ramaswamy praised his wife. “I think I do derive a lot of the humility from my wife, who is a leader in her own way, in her own unique world,” he said.

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