Callie Berkowitz

Callie Berkowitz, MD serves as Assistant Professor in the Division of Hematology within the Department of Medicine at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine. Her clinical practice focuses on non-malignant hematology with specialized attention to bleeding disorders and women's health, operating through the UNC Blood Research Center.

Her educational pathway includes:

• Medical School: Duke University
• Residency: Duke University
• Fellowship: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Dr. Berkowitz employs a patient-centered research methodology to address complex bleeding disorders and optimize care delivery systems. Her work in health services research examines the multidimensional impact of hematologic conditions on patients' quality of life, with particular emphasis on gender-specific health considerations in women's hematology.

Publication analysis reveals a research trajectory spanning hematologic malignancies (AL amyloidosis), cancer survivorship (head and neck cancer), and palliative care integration. Her scholarship consistently investigates care delivery optimization through provider knowledge assessments, patient needs evaluations, and digital health applications, demonstrating cross-disciplinary application of health services research principles to improve outcomes in complex hematologic and oncologic conditions.

Dr. Berkowitz maintains active affiliation with the UNC Blood Research Center, where she contributes to advancing hematology research and clinical care through collaborative investigations into blood disorders and treatment paradigms.