Robert J. Hyde

Robert J. Hyde, M.D., M.A., is a Professor in the Department of Emergency Medicine at Mayo Clinic, affiliated with the Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education. His roles include academic leadership in emergency ultrasound, medical education, and residency training. He has held positions such as Chief Resident (2008) and has been actively involved in professional committees including the AAMC VSLO Advisory Committee and the Minnesota Medical Association Equity Committee.

• Education: MD from University of Massachusetts (2006), MA in Sociology from New York University (1995), BA in Sociology from University of Pennsylvania (1991).
• Awards: Chancellor's Award (2006), Best Resident Oral Research Presentation (2009), and multiple committee leadership roles.

His research focuses on emergency ultrasound techniques, acute mountain sickness, pulmonary embolism management, and medical education innovation. Recent work includes optimizing analgesia for rib fractures and evaluating BMI's impact on ultrasound imaging quality.

• Professional Activities: Member of Wilderness Medical Society, American College of Emergency Physicians, and multiple Mayo Clinic committees.
• Grants: Reviewer for Society of Academic Emergency Medicine grants (2014–2017).

He contributes to labs and teams advancing emergency medicine training, including virtual curricula during the pandemic and peer review protections.