Allie Min

Allie Min is the Senior Director of Faculty Affairs and Engagement at the School of Health Professions, University of Arizona. She holds a faculty role in the College of Medicine – Tucson, where she previously served as Associate Residency Program Director in Emergency Medicine and Associate Dean of Career Development in the Office of Faculty Affairs. She is also a Societies Mentor for medical students.

Education:

• MD, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine

Allie Min's professional focus lies in academic medicine, with a strong emphasis on medical education, emergency medicine training, and leadership development. Her career reflects a deep commitment to the professional growth of clinicians and faculty. She has been instrumental in shaping career development programs and mentoring future physicians through her roles in residency training and medical student advising.

While no recent publications are listed, her work centers on educational leadership, faculty support systems, and academic career pathways in health professions.

Scientific and Professional Recognition:

• Chief Resident, Emergency Medicine Residency, University of Arizona

Allie Min has secured leadership roles in academic administration, focusing on grants and programs related to faculty affairs and career development. She has advised medical students through the Societies Mentor program and contributed extensively to the Emergency Medicine residency as core faculty and Associate Residency Program Director. Her administrative roles involve strategic planning for faculty engagement and professional advancement.

She is actively involved in the University of Arizona’s academic ecosystem, particularly through the Health Sciences Innovation Building, supporting institutional initiatives in faculty development and educational innovation.