Elizabeth C. Bluhm

Dr. Elizabeth C. Bluhm serves as a Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine within the Department of Medicine at The George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences, affiliated with the GW Medical Faculty Associates. Board-certified in Internal Medicine, she previously worked as a staff physician at Washington Hospital Center prior to joining GW.

Her educational credentials include:

• MD from Mount Sinai School of Medicine (2000)
• MPH from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill (2004)

Dr. Bluhm specializes in primary care and general preventive medicine for adults, with concentrated expertise in cancer prevention and survivorship care. Her clinical focus specifically addresses the complex needs of adult survivors of childhood cancer and breast cancer patients, informed by her fellowship training in cancer prevention at the National Cancer Institute. This dual emphasis on preventive medicine and oncology survivorship defines her integrated approach to adult healthcare.

Her contributions span clinical practice and public health, leveraging her MPH training to address population-level preventive strategies while maintaining direct patient care responsibilities within GW's academic medical framework.