Richard Lindstrom

Richard Lindstrom is an Assistant Professor at Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science in the Department of Internal Medicine, focusing on medical education and public health research.

• BA, Anthropology/Russian Language (University of California, Berkeley, 1988)
• MA, Anthropology (University of Chicago, 1991)
• EdD, Education (University of Southern California, 2019)

His research explores medical student wellbeing, substance abuse trends, and factors influencing specialty choices toward underserved communities.

Publications span health services, substance-related disorders, and general medicine, with a focus on minority student populations and behavioral health metrics.

Lindstrom collaborates with researchers like Mohsen Bazargan and Shervin Assari, addressing topics such as alcoholism in medical students and career development in healthcare.