Richard Perry

Richard Perry is an Assistant Professor at the Medical College of Georgia, Augusta University, where he is affiliated with the Department of Medicine in the division of Hospital Medicine. A native of Augusta, GA, he returned to his hometown after completing his education to practice as a hospitalist and contribute to medical education.

• MD, Medicine – Augusta State University, 2016
• BS, Biology/Biological Sciences – University of Georgia, 2012

Dr. Perry's research interests focus on improving clinical efficiency and reducing physician burnout, with additional emphasis on preventative medicine. His work aims to enhance sustainable medical practice and promote wellness among healthcare providers.

His teaching responsibilities include core courses such as RMED 5000, GMED 5000 (Basic Clerkship), and GMED 5011 (Medicine Sub-I), where he trains medical students and residents. He has a strong interest in teaching clinical procedures, physical examination techniques, and facilitating end-of-life conversations.

Dr. Perry is actively engaged in university service, currently serving on the Augusta University Faculty Senate since 2020, contributing to institutional governance and academic policy.

He is board certified by the Georgia Composite Medical Board (2016, 2019) and maintains an active clinical and academic role at the institution. No recent publications or advising of graduate students are listed in the provided profile.