Dr. Geren Stone completed his Internal Medicine/Primary Care residency training at Massachusetts General Hospital.  Following residency, Dr. Stone received a Diploma in Tropical Medicine and Hygiene (DTM&H) from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.  Dr. Stone then worked with Indiana University as the Medicine Team Liaison for the AMPATH program (Academic Model Providing Access to Healthcare) in Eldoret, Kenya.  In that role, he coordinated the experiences of visiting medical students and residents while also holding teaching and clinical responsibilities as a Visiting Lecturer for Moi University. He worked closely with the leadership of Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital to examine the quality of care on the medical wards and to create systems for continual improvement.

Originally from Atlanta, Dr. Stone received a Bachelor degree in Sociology from University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.  He then worked in Tajikistan with physicians providing medical training in family medicine and caring for TB patients in the prison system.  After that experience, he returned to earn his Medical Degree from University of Virginia School of Medicine.

Ultimately, his interest is engaging disparities and the systems that generate them.  He returned to MGH as the Global Medicine program director with a desire to work and think creatively in building mutually beneficial partnerships locally and globally that train leaders, allow for cutting edge innovation and research, and impact the health of communities.  Working as a primary care provider for Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program, he hopes to model a career engaging vulnerable populations locally and globally.