Francesco Bartolozzi was Born in Rome, graduated in Medicine and Surgery at the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart of Rome in 1998, full marks with honors.

He obtained specialization in Hygiene and Epidemiology in 2022, full marks with honors. He has been Chief Medical Officer of Marco Polo Clinic, an oncological institute in Rome; Chief Medical Officer of Salvator Mundi International Hospital and he is actually the Chief Medical Officer of Villa Margherita Private Hospital.

Serving as a free consultant, he supervised Patient Safety Programs, projects of Accreditation of Joint Commission International, implementation of Informative System in Health (HER; RIS; LIS; PACS).

He attended the Statistical Department of Hygiene Institute at Catholic University of the Sacred Heart and the Department of Screening of Public Health Services of Regione Lazio.

He has 40 articles in the peer-reviewed international literature and presented more than 50 abstract at national meetings. Furthermore, he served as a professor of medical statistics, epidemiology, hygiene, and health administration at the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart and the Campus Bio-Medico University.