Eva A Waite

Eva A Waite, MD is a Professor at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, holding joint appointments in the Departments of Medicine (General Internal Medicine), Medical Education, and Pediatrics within the School of Medicine. She practices primary care at Medicine Pediatrics Associates, providing care for both adult and pediatric patients.

• MD, Loyola University of Chicago Stritch School of Medicine
• Residency in Pediatrics, University of Chicago Hospitals
• Pediatric Chief Residency, University of Chicago Hospitals

Dr. Waite's clinical and research focus centers on primary care, with specialized interests in adolescent healthcare, the transition of medically complex pediatric patients to adult care, and the primary care management of post-transplant patients. Her work emphasizes continuity of care across the lifespan and the integration of medical and psychosocial needs in primary care settings.

Her recent publications highlight her engagement in clinical pharmacogenetics, substance use screening in primary care, and solid organ transplantation care. These works reflect a broad research scope in improving patient outcomes through evidence-based screening, personalized medicine, and transitional care models.

Dr. Waite is board certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine and practices at Mount Sinai's clinical locations in New York, NY. She is actively involved in medical education and patient care, contributing to the training of future physicians through her academic roles.

• Primary Care
• Internal Medicine
• Pediatrics
• Adolescent Healthcare
• Transitional Care
• Post-Transplant Medicine

She advises on clinical practice and medical education initiatives, particularly in the development of care models for complex patient populations. Her work in grants and research focuses on improving systems of care in primary care settings, though specific grant details are not provided in the text. She is affiliated with clinical and academic teams dedicated to integrated medicine and patient-centered care at Mount Sinai.