Jack Wolfsohn Pursues Health Care

Jack Wolfsohn has decided to pivot to the field of health care to pursue a career in hospital administration. After having been employed in the U.S. Senate for two years, Jack Wolfsohn was drawn to the idea of working in a position that would help improve people’s lives at a time when health care is becoming increasingly important in the lives of everyday Americans. He is excited to learn new skills but also believes that much of what he has acquired during his time in the Senate, and as an intern for National Review Online, will be of use in his new role.

Jack Wolfsohn holds a history degree from Brown University in Providence, where he also contributed to Brown Political Review, writing articles on various domestic political issues.

While interning for National Review Online and subsequently, Jack Wolfsohn has authored over 60 articles. He has covered the Biden administration’s attack on parental rights regarding gender transition treatments for minors, the impact of progressive criminal justice policies on crime, and the strategic benefits of the U.S.-Israel relationship. He also wrote about how the late Charlie Kirk, conservative activist and commentator, inspired him and many other young conservatives.

Outside of his journalism, Jack Wolfsohn pursues several personal interests. He plays tennis, does Muay Thai, cycles, lifts weights, spends time with friends, and travels. He also enjoys reading articles from publications like The Wall Street Journal and The Free Press. He is also involved in Jewish life for young professionals.