Joseph Andrie

Joseph Andrie, MD, is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Family and Community Medicine at Pennsylvania State University. His expertise lies in sports medicine, with a focus on concussion prevention, functional movement analysis, and public health in athletic settings.

• Education: MD from Penn State College of Medicine (2016), Family Medicine Residency at University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (2019), and a Fellowship in Primary Care Sports Medicine (2020).

Research interests include sports-related injuries, biomechanics, and the application of micro-Doppler radar for movement analysis. His work bridges clinical practice and technology, addressing athlete safety and injury prevention. Recent articles highlight concussions in soccer, outbreak management in sports, and radar-based injury prediction.

• Awards: Best Case Presentation (2019), Fellow of the Year (2020), Leadership Award (2014).

He has contributed to grants focused on sports medicine innovation and collaborates on interdisciplinary projects. No formal advising of students is listed, though his research involves collaborations with engineering teams.