Meet our clinician educators

Our community of educators at HealthPartners includes experts in a variety of clinical specialties. These clinician educators provide exceptional educational experiences to medical and advanced practice students, residents and fellows and are dedicated to training the next generation of clinicians.

Click here to view a complete list of active clinician educators at HealthPartners.

Select a clinician educator below. You will be connected to our Knowledge Exchange, which provides detailed information about our clinician educators and their scholarly materials.

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Our research is led by an interdisciplinary team of investigators, research associates and biostatisticians. Our investigators are experts in child and maternal health, chronic disease/diabetes, clinical research, critical care, health economics, mental health, neurosciences/Alzheimer’s disease, oncology, oral health/dentistry, orthopedics, pulmonology and research integrity. We have 37 core investigators and collaborate with nearly 400 additional researchers across HealthPartners.

A HealthPartners researcher must be involved in any project involving HealthPartners’ data, patients or members.

Select a research investigator below. You will be connected to our Knowledge Exchange, which provides detailed information about our investigators and their scholarly materials.

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HealthPartners Institute senior fellows are leaders in the areas of health/medical care, business, government, academia, community development and health policy. They help link the Institute to other key leaders in regional, national and international health and healthcare circles.

Select a senior fellow below. You will be connected to our Knowledge Exchange, which provides detailed information about our fellows and their scholarly materials.

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Annual Highlights

Our 2021 Annual Highlights publication showcases our research and education work in areas such as clinical simulation, COVID-19 vaccine research, making trials more equitable, advanced practice clinician programs, and the connection between heart disease and mental health.

Read the highlights here.

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