Lyree Mikhail

Lyree Mikhail, MD, is an Associate Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Marian University College of Osteopathic Medicine (MUCOM), where she joined the faculty in 2016. Her responsibilities focus on Women's Health, curriculum development, and clinical education in courses such as Introduction to Clinical Medicine, Simulation, Bioethics, and Reproduction and Endocrinology, with a key role in third- and fourth-year medical student electives.

• Education: BS in Biology from Purdue University (1986), MD from Washington University School of Medicine (1990), followed by Internal Medicine internship (1990-1991) and Obstetrics and Gynecology residency at the University of Chicago (1991-1995).
• Prior Roles: Associate Residency Program Director and Statewide Clerkship Director at Indiana University School of Medicine (2000-2011), Residency Program Director and Director of Maternity Services at Yale University SOM/Bridgeport Hospital (2011-2015).

Research Interests include evidence-based medicine, mentorship, work-life balance, and the intersection of Women's Health with broader medical specialties. Her scholarly work emphasizes medical education, residency training, and clinical ethics.

Key Publication Trends highlight her contributions to curriculum innovation, resident professionalism evaluation, and recruitment processes, with a focus on evidence-based practices and physician well-being. Notable collaborations, such as the 2010 MedEdPortal publication, reflect her leadership in medical training.

Advising and Leadership: Dr. Mikhail has held national roles in organizations like APGO and CREOG, contributing to residency education and mentorship programs, including ACOG District V Junior Fellow Advisor.