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Andrew Lawrence Wickerham, MD, MPH, MBA, FACP is Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine in the UPMC Division of General Internal Medicine’s Section of Hospital Medicine and teaches health systems science (HSS) at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine (UPSOM). He has developed, implemented, and evaluated quality improvement and patient safety projects related to administrative process improvement, hospital-acquired infections, and medication reconciliation at several academic medical centers. He has also developed HSS curricula for medical students, management students, and internal medicine residents. He served as Chief Resident in Internal Medicine for quality and ambulatory clinics at Temple University Hospital (2020-2021). He is a graduate of the AMA Health Systems Science Scholars program (2022). At UPMC he is an attending hospitalist at Presbyterian, Shadyside, and Magee-Women's Hospitals and serves at Physician Lead for QI Initiatives at Magee. At UPSOM he lectures at the Institute for Clinical Research Education, serves as course director of “MSELCT 5920: Introduction to Health Systems Science,” and is the director of the HSS Area of Concentration for UME students. His work has appeared in JAMA Internal Medicine, the Institute for Health for Healthcare Improvement National Meeting, and Academic Internal Medicine Week.
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