Peter H. Jin

Peter H. Jin is a Clinical Assistant Professor (Non-Adjunct Faculty) in the Department of Neurology at the University of Maryland School of Medicine, specializing in neuromuscular diseases and electrodiagnostic medicine.

His educational credentials include:

• Medical Degree, Rutgers New Jersey Medical School (2014)
• Internal Medicine Internship, Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School (2015)
• Neurology Residency, Mount Sinai Hospital (2018)
• Clinical Neurophysiology (EMG) Fellowship, Mount Sinai Hospital (2019)

Dr. Jin's clinical research centers on neuromuscular pathologies including myasthenia gravis, TTR neuropathy, autoimmune neuropathy, and focal neuropathy, utilizing NCS/EMG and neuromuscular ultrasound diagnostics. His scholarly work pioneers technology-enhanced medical education through discussion-based learning frameworks, peer coaching systems, and innovative feedback methodologies for learner development.

His teaching excellence is recognized through multiple awards:

• 2021: Annual Nurse’s Day Nursing Excellence Award for Physician Colleague, UMMC
• 2021: Golden Hammer Award for Excellence in Resident Teaching, UMSOM Dept of Neurology
• 2022: Best Abstract Presentation, Johns Hopkins Institute of Excellence in Education Conference
• 2023: 2022 Top Reviewer Award for Neurology Education Journal
• 2024: A.B. Baker Teacher Recognition Award, American Academy of Neurology