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Mark D. Schwartz, MD is a Professor in the Departments of Population Health and Medicine at the NYU Grossman School of Medicine. He holds leadership roles including Co-Leader of the Integrative Seminar Course and Leader of the Clinical Research Methods Course within the Master of Science in Clinical Investigation program, as well as Vice Chair for Education and Faculty Affairs. His academic career spans roles at Duke University, NYU School of Medicine, and the New York Academy of Medicine through various fellowships in General Internal Medicine, Health Policy, and Primary Care.
Dr. Schwartz's research focuses on health services research, diabetes prevention, and health policy. He investigates disparities in healthcare outcomes among immigrant populations and veterans, with studies like the MASALA Study examining socio-cultural factors in Asian Indian/Pakistani communities. His work also addresses chronic disease management, clinical team effectiveness, and medical education curricula development.
His recent publications emphasize public health interventions, healthcare equity, and medical education reform. Notable contributions include evaluating VA primary care team strategies for smoking/hypertension control and defining frameworks for health systems science training in medical schools.
- Education: MD from Cornell University
- Fellowships: Duke University (General Internal Medicine), Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Health Policy Fellowship, and NY Academy of Medicine Bowen Brooks Fellowship
- Clinical Trials: Leading studies on health disparities in South Asian immigrant communities
