Dr. Vincent Wang is a 1989 Hainan Medical College graduate at Hainan, P. R. China, who practiced general and trauma surgery for six years prior to coming to the United States in August 1995. He passed his medical license exams in 1998 and shortly after received his Doctorate Degree of Medicine from The New York College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2002.

Dr. Wang completed his internal medicine residency training at the New York Hospital Medical Center of Queens in 2005, after which he became the medical director of the Early Treatment for Admitted Patients (ETAP) unit and taught for the residency program and physician assistants for 2 years—he continues to actively participate in medicine residency teaching. Through his efforts, Flushing Hospital Medical Center has established a culturally sensitive hospitalist program which he is currently the medical director of. In 2017, under Dr. Wang’s leadership, a group of local medical providers opened the one and only urgent care center in the heart of Flushing, NY: HealthNeed Medical Urgent Center, of which he is the standing Medical Director as well. Dr. Wang and his team have strived to build the medical facility and it has become vital throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. The center has provided numerous COVID relief and treatment services as well as administered thousands of vaccinations for the Flushing community; the center has not closed for a single day throughout the pandemic.

Dr. Wang has also established a busy primary care practice for both inpatient and outpatient care. With over 19 years of practicing medicine in different settings, from Emergency Room bedside care to subacute care in rehabilitation and nursing homes, and even complex outpatient care, Dr. Wang has gained tremendous knowledge and experience in a broad spectrum of medical practice. He has established a sophisticated outpatient Diabetes Center practice that is NCQA (National Committee for Quality Assurance) certified Diabetes Center. The Dr. Vincent Wang Wellness Center is also an accredited Patient Centered Medical Home level III by AHRQ (Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality) under HHS, the highest standard of outpatient primary care practice in the United States.

Dr. Wang has been actively involved in the physician’s community and the medical society’s activity. He was the former President of the ACAP (Association of Chinese American Physicians) and board member of ECAP and IPA, as well as board director of FCMS (Federation of Chinese American and Chinese Canadian Medical Societies).

Dr. Wang believes that as physicians in the rapidly changing US healthcare system we need to join together to better serve the patients’ best interest. He is one of the founders and the former President and Chairman of the board of the Chinese Community Accountable Care Organization (CCACO) which represents more than 200 physicians in the greater New York area, and one of the first of 27 accountable care organizations that received licensure from CMS in the US. He was also one of the most actively participating individuals in New York’s Medicaid delivery reform system known as DSRIP. He was one of the founders and board members of one of the largest and the only physician-led PPS now known as SOMOS (previously the Advocate Community Providers) in New York.

Dr. Wang actively participates in several different charity organizations, including the China AIDS Fund organization, where he was president. During this time, he visited and assisted many villages in Henan and Sichuan Province, China where most of the HIV/AIDS affected children and orphans reside.

Dr. Wang has received many special contribution awards from professional societies and charity organizations, including the 2018 Ellis Island Medal of Honor.