Munish Bakshi

Munish Bakshi, MD is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Family, Community & Preventive Medicine at Drexel University College of Medicine. He holds dual expertise in clinical practice and medical education with board certification in Family Medicine. His clinical work focuses on primary care and family medicine, complemented by extensive residency training experience.

• Education: BA in Biology/Animal Physiology (Cornell University, 2002), MD (UMDNJ-New Jersey Medical School, 2006)
• Residencies: Family Medicine (Harbor-UCLA, 2006-2009), Chief Resident (Harbor-UCLA, 2010)

Dr. Bakshi's research emphasizes evidence-based medicine (EBM) implementation, medical curriculum design, and residency program evaluation. He developed Boston University's EBM curriculum and a novel residency rotation evaluation system (2013-2014). His clinical interests include pediatric fever management, coronary artery disease prevention, and stroke care protocols.

Presentations focus on advancing EBM training through structured didactic series (2013-2014), quality improvement methodologies, and patient-centered care innovations. He has contributed to over a dozen peer-reviewed presentations addressing clinical decision rules, advanced directive counseling, and residency program optimization.