Mim Ari

Mim Ari is an Associate Professor at the University of Chicago in the Department of Medicine-General Internal Medicine. Her work bridges clinical practice, education, and public health research.

• 2014: Chief Residency at University of Colorado
• 2013: Internal Medicine Residency at University of Colorado
• 2010: MD from University of Colorado
• 2005: BA in Psychology from Georgetown University

Her research focuses on opioid use disorder (OUD), age-friendly care, and harm reduction, with recent work addressing:

• Adolescent OUD prevention in pediatrics clerkships
• Project ECHO curricula for older adult pain/OUD
• Long-acting injectable buprenorphine accessibility
• Behavioral health integration in primary care

The 2023-2025 publications highlight interdisciplinary approaches across medicine, geriatrics, and education. Key methods include clinical trials, curriculum development, and public health policy analysis.

Co-authors include George Weyer, Julie Oyler, and Katherine Thompson. Her work intersects with concepts like opioid-related disorders, analgesics, chronic pain, and internal medicine.