Corinne Feldman

Corinne Feldman is a Clinical Assistant Professor of Family Medicine at the Keck School of Medicine of USC, specializing in street medicine for unsheltered homelessness populations. She serves as Workforce Development Director for USC Street Medicine and PI for the $1.5M HRSA-funded USE PeaCE Project, which expands education on vulnerable populations and develops street-based clinical rotations.

• Education: MMS from Midwestern University (Downers Grove, ’05)
• Clinical Focus: Trauma, HIV, geriatrics, and primary care for homeless populations since 2007
• Leadership: Director of Street Medicine rotation for Keck Family Medicine Residency

Her research bridges street medicine, health equity, and medical education, with publications on adapted clinical guidelines, homelessness history intake tools, and curriculum integration. Her recent work examines behavioral health delivery, arthritis care barriers, and opioid crisis interventions in homeless populations.

Key scientific contributions include:

• $1.5M HRSA grant for vulnerable population education
• Advisor to International Street Medicine Institute Coalitions
• Curriculum development for street-based clinical rotations

She has mentored through academic street medicine initiatives and collaborates with interdisciplinary teams across USC Street Medicine and the Lehigh Valley. Her work shapes national standards for homeless care through clinical practice guidelines and policy-focused research.