Edward Agabin

Edward Agabin is an Associate Professor and Co-Director at the Medical College of Georgia (Augusta University), affiliated with the Department of Medicine, including sub-departments in Hospital Medicine and Family Medicine. He holds certifications from the Georgia Composite Medical Board and has been recognized with multiple teaching awards for undergraduate and graduate medical education.

Education:

• MPH in Public Health, Augusta University (2021)
• MD from Ross University School of Medicine (2011)
• BS in Multi-/Interdisciplinary Studies, University of Florida (2007)

Research Interests: Focuses on Internal Medicine, Hospital Medicine, Medical Education, Pulmonology, Gastroenterology, and Health Informatics. His work addresses acute psychiatric emergencies, COPD management, gallbladder dysfunction, and healthcare system reforms like ICD-10 implementation.

Service and Leadership: Serves as Chair of Augusta University Health Clinical Decision Support/Alert Management Committee and Order Process Management Team. Active in committees such as Sepsis Team, Pharmacy & Therapeutic Committee, and Medication Reconciliation Task Force. Engaged with the Georgia Academy of Family Physicians since 2016.

Awards:

• Exemplary Teaching Award for Undergraduate Medical Education (2018–2021)
• Exemplary Teaching Award for Graduate Medical Education (2018–2019)

Teaching: Recently taught courses MEDI 6620 and MEDI 6610 in the Medical Curriculum.