Antonia Quinn

Dr. Antonia Quinn is an Assistant Professor and Assistant Residency Director in the Department of Emergency Medicine. She holds a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) degree from New York College of Osteopathic Medicine (2004) and completed her residency training at Lincoln Hospital in New York. Her professional focus spans emergency medicine, resident education, and ultrasound applications.

Dr. Quinn's research interests are remarkably diverse, extending across multiple medical disciplines. Her primary focus areas include Resident Education methodologies and Ultrasound applications in emergency settings. Additional significant research interests include Dermatology (particularly skin cancer in immunosuppressed patients), Gambling Disorders (especially in relation to autism spectrum disorder and pandemic restrictions), Women's Health (particularly fertility decision-making in breast cancer patients), and Cardiovascular Disease mechanisms. Her research demonstrates an interdisciplinary approach that bridges emergency medicine with psychiatry, dermatology, oncology, and cardiology.

Analysis of Dr. Quinn's publication record reveals a growing research trajectory with increasing interdisciplinary collaboration. Her recent work (2022-2025) shows particular focus on neurological and psychiatric aspects of emergency medicine, including autism and gambling behaviors, as well as cutting-edge topics like monkeypox dermatological manifestations. Earlier publications focused more on medical education and foundational emergency medicine topics. Her work appears in diverse journals spanning emergency medicine, psychiatry, dermatology, and basic science publications, indicating broad scholarly impact.

Dr. Quinn maintains an active role in medical education as Assistant Residency Director, overseeing the training of future emergency medicine physicians. Her dual focus on clinical practice and academic medicine positions her at the intersection of patient care and medical education innovation.