Eric P Hsieh

Eric P Hsieh, MD, is a Clinical Associate Professor of Medicine and Vice Chair of Educational Affairs at the Keck School of Medicine of USC. He directs the Internal Medicine Residency Program, emphasizing resident-centered training that leverages USC’s clinical resources. His leadership focuses on advancing residents’ career goals while maintaining excellence in internal medicine education.

Dr. Hsieh has been recognized for teaching excellence with multiple awards, including the Mellon Mentoring Award (2014), Year III Faculty Teacher of the Year (2011), and Leonard Tow Humanism in Medicine Award (2010). His research spans medical education innovation and clinical case reporting in infectious diseases, rheumatology, and patient care models.

Key research interests include hepatitis C management, resident well-being, implicit bias mitigation in training, and patient-centered care delivery. His work bridges clinical practice with educational strategies, reflected in over a decade of publications addressing teaching methodologies and complex case management.

Grants and program development efforts have focused on enhancing residency training through interdisciplinary collaboration and technology integration. His residency program is renowned for fostering both clinical expertise and humanistic care principles.

Dr. Hsieh’s professional contributions extend to editorial work in medical journals and participation in national initiatives promoting medical education standards.