Aaron David Greenblatt

Aaron David Greenblatt, MD is an Associate Professor in the Departments of Family & Community Medicine and Psychiatry at the University of Maryland School of Medicine. He serves as Medical Director of the UMMC Addiction Treatment Programs and Director of the University of Maryland Addiction Medicine Fellowship. His clinical work focuses on integrating primary care, psychiatry, and infectious disease treatment for individuals with substance use disorders through the Health and Recovery Clinic (HARP).

Dr. Greenblatt completed his BA at Yale University, MD at University of Pennsylvania, and residency/fellowship training at UCSF and University of Maryland. His research emphasizes telemedicine innovations for opioid use disorder treatment, racial disparities in addiction pathways, and policy reforms for opioid treatment programs. He directs the Addiction Medicine Fellowship program and teaches medical students/residents in both family medicine and addiction specialties.

Key clinical areas include medication-assisted treatment, harm reduction strategies, and co-occurring medical/psychiatric conditions. His work bridges primary care and addiction medicine through interdisciplinary models, with a focus on improving access to care for marginalized populations.

Professional affiliations include leadership roles in addiction treatment programs and contributions to clinical guideline development. Current initiatives emphasize leveraging telehealth to expand treatment reach and addressing systemic barriers in opioid crisis response.