Jonathan Weber

Jonathan Weber is an Assistant Professor at the Yale School of Medicine, serving within the Department of Medicine as Director of Didactic Education and Course Director for the Physician Associate Program. He has practiced internal medicine for 27 years across Yale New Haven Health and Yale University systems, currently specializing in diabetes management at the Yale Medicine Diabetes Center. His work integrates diabetes technologies and personalized lifestyle medicine for medically complex patients.

• Assistant Professor, Yale School of Medicine
• Director of Didactic Education, Physician Associate Program
• Course Director, Prevention, Populations & Patient-Centered Medicine
• Co-Director, Clinical Medicine & Pharmacology Courses

Weber's research focuses on improving clinical outcomes for chronic diseases through lifestyle medicine, AI-driven care innovations, and patient-provider therapeutic alliances. He emphasizes health equity, psychosocial communication, and diabetes technology integration, with recent work on telemedicine, glycemic control, and national CME curriculum development.

His publications from 2020–2025 cover diabetes pharmacotherapy, telemedicine efficacy, spirituality’s role in glycemic control, and interdisciplinary guidelines for cardiorenal syndrome and macrovascular complications. These works align with themes in endocrinology, public health, and medical education.

Notable awards include the AAPA Distinguished Fellow (2021), Jack Cole Society Award (2023), and Inspiring Yale Honoree (2020). He mentors graduate medical students like Jay Gandhi and Deepak Sharma, contributing to admissions, curriculum, and diversity committees.