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Assistant Professor, Ronald O. Perelman Department of Emergency Medicine
My scholarly contributions advocate for improved learning environments embedded across health services. I study curricular innovations across health professions training, focusing on healthcare delivery systems, organizational learning, and decentralized approaches to improve physician learning, patient outcomes, and community health. My research incorporates systems-level theories as a conceptual framework coupled with multi-level analytics to examine the impact of structural factors from policy decision-making. I have extensive experience with extramural funded research, having successful ascertained and managed NIH, HRSA, and foundational funding to research institutes, community health centers, and educational programs.
227 East 30th St, Emergency Medicine Department
1st Floor
New York, NY 10016
Director, Trainee Scholarship and Research Fellowship
PhD from University of California at Berkeley