Thomas E. Robertson

Thomas E. Robertson, MD, is an Associate Professor in the Department of Medicine at Drexel University College of Medicine. He co-directs the RIvER Post-Incarceration Clinic, specializing in healthcare access for formerly incarcerated individuals, particularly opioid use disorder treatment. His academic contributions include curriculum development in global health through residency electives in Guyana and Navajo Nation clinics.

• Education: MD from University of Maryland School of Medicine
• Certifications: Faculty Education in Addiction (Boston University), POCUS Testing Certificate (Society of Hospitalists Medicine/ACCP)

Research Interests focus on post-incarceration care, addiction medicine, and point-of-care ultrasound. His work bridges clinical education, community health, and global medicine.

Publications & Expertise

Robertson has authored 12 peer-reviewed publications, 16 audio CME modules, and 17 poster presentations. His recent POCUS modules highlight advancements in vascular imaging and thrombosis management.

Scientific Awards

• Emerging Leader in Community Outreach Award (2024)
• Teacher of the Year (2019-2023)
• Distinguished Faculty Award (2023)
• Outstanding Poster Presentation Award (2020)

He also contributes as editor for Hippo Education and reviewer for major medical organizations, emphasizing his role in medical education and global health initiatives.