Angelico “Iko” Razon is an internist, pediatrician, and public health professional. During the National Clinician Scholars fellowship at the University of Pennsylvania, Iko worked with youth and young adults with complex medical conditions and disabilities as an attending physician in the Adult Care and Transition Team at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. Afterward, Iko served as a COVID Containment Medical Specialist in the Philadelphia Department of Public Health where he led a team of clinicians in the pandemic response. He is now an Assistant Professor at the Kaiser Permanente School of Medicine in the Department of Health System Science where he teaches community and population health and service learning.

After finishing his bachelor’s degree at Harvard College, Iko completed a Nonprofit Management Fellowship at Phillips Brooks House Association. He earned his MD from the PRIME-LA Program at UCLA, MPH in Health Policy and Management from Harvard, and MS in Health Policy Research from the University of Pennsylvania. He completed a combined residency in Internal Medicine & Pediatrics at the University of Michigan.