Alice A. Min, MD, FACEP

Professor, Emergency Medicine - (Educator Scholar Track)
Core Faculty, Emergency Medicine Residency – Tucson Campus
Senior Director, Faculty Affairs & Engagement, School of Health Professions, Mel & Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health
Alice Min Simpkins, MD, FACEP

1501 N Campbell Ave
PO 245057
Tucson AZ 85724

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Dr. Min has focused her career on supporting the education and professional development of students, residents, and faculty. She served as APD of the Tucson Campus residency program for 7 years and then as a Societies Mentor in the medical school for 8 years. She was the Associate Dean of Career Development in the College of Medicine’s Office of Faculty Affairs for 6 years, developing programs for faculty mentorship, professional growth, and leadership development. With the opening of the new School of Health Professions in the College of Public Health, Dr. Min was appointed to a leadership position to support interprofessional faculty development. She continues to be actively involved in residency education and has been invited to speak locally, nationally, and internationally on the topics of leadership, professional development, and wellbeing in medicine.

Degrees

  • MD: University of Pittsburgh, 2004
  • BS: Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio
Residency
University of Arizona College of Medicine – Tucson, Emergency Medicine, Chief Resident, 2007
Board Certifications
American Board of Emergency Medicine, 2008
Honors and Awards
James Keaney Award, American Academy of Emergency Medicine, 2024
Provost Awards for Innovation in Teaching, University of Arizona, 2021
College of Medicine – Tucson AMES Grants for Medical Education Research, 2014
Academic Teaching Award, Emergency Medicine Residency – Tucson Campus, 2009-2011