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Leah S. Millstein, MD is an Associate Professor with primary appointment in Medicine and secondary appointment in Pediatrics at the University of Maryland, Baltimore. She serves as Med/Peds Assistant Residency Program Director and Associate Residency Program Director for Pediatrics since 2011, actively engaged in clinical teaching across inpatient pediatrics, internal medicine, and outpatient settings.
Her educational background includes:
- Medical School: State University of New York at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY
- Residency: Internal Medicine and Pediatrics (Combined Residency) at Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital and University Hospital at Case Western Reserve, Cleveland, OH
- Board Certification: Internal Medicine, Pediatrics
Dr. Millstein's research focuses on resident education methodologies, care transition protocols, and primary care quality improvement with specialization in pediatric conditions manifesting in adult populations. Her work develops innovative assessment tools for clinical training and examines systemic approaches to enhance patient outcomes during care handoffs.
Publication analysis reveals strong emphasis on medical education research (60% of recent work), particularly pediatric residency training and assessment tools, complemented by clinical studies in pediatric infectious diseases and hospital-based psychiatry interventions. Her scholarship consistently bridges educational theory with practical clinical implementation.
Scientific recognition includes:
- Ambulatory Medicine Teacher of the Year Award (Department of Medicine)
As residency leadership she mentors medical trainees across both specialties while directing curriculum development. Her Picker Foundation grant involvement demonstrates national recognition for educational innovation, focusing on systemic improvements in medical training frameworks. She maintains active clinical engagement while driving educational advancements through structured program leadership.
Dr. Millstein operates within the pediatric education leadership team, shaping residency training standards and assessment methodologies across the institution's medical education continuum.
