Deborah M DeMarco

Deborah M DeMarco is a Professor at UMass Chan Medical School’s T.H. Chan School of Medicine, affiliated with the Department of Medicine and Division of Rheumatology. Her academic career spans decades, with research focusing on medical education, internal medicine, health services, and orthopedic training.

Education:

• BS in Biology from Long Island University, Brooklyn, NY
• MA in Biology from California State University, Fullerton, CA
• MD from New York University, New York, NY

DeMarco’s research explores medical education systems, including duty hour regulations, residency training, and academic integrity in graduate medical education. Her work also intersects with public health and healthcare economics, particularly in cost analysis and workforce optimization.

Her publications highlight trends in Medical Education (6/12), Internal Medicine (3/12), and Rheumatology (1/12). Key themes include training support, clinical preparedness, and ethical practices in academic medicine.

DeMarco has collaborated with researchers like Michael Collins, Terence Flotte, and Abhay Patel. Her lab’s networks focus on internship training, residency financing, and healthcare staffing.