Nicholas Martin, MD
Assistant Professor
Bio
Dr. Nicholas Martin is a general internist and clinician-educator whose work sits at the intersection of primary care, medical education, and health equity. He completed his internal medicine residency in the Primary Care Track at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, where he developed a focus on clinical teaching and leadership in inclusion and belonging. Prior to joining Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, he served as Assistant Professor of Medicine at Columbia University Irving Medical Center. At Rutgers, he continues to teach medical students in the Physical Diagnosis and Patient Centered Medicine and Health Equity (PCMHE) curricula while precepting residents at the Eric B. Chandler Health Center. His academic interests include clinical reasoning, health equity, and inclusive medical education.
Affiliation & Leadership
Assistant Professor, Division of General Internal Medicine, Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School
Education & Training
Internal Medicine Residency, Primary Care Track — Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania (2020–2023)
ABIM Board Certification in Internal Medicine (2023)
Medical Education Leadership Track Resident Scholar — Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania (2021–2023)
SGIM TEACH Fellowship Program — Society of General Internal Medicine (2024–present)
Upstander Champion Certification — Columbia Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons (2024)
Honors & Awards
Internal Medicine Residency, Primary Care Track — Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania (2020–2023)
ABIM Board Certification in Internal Medicine (2023)
Medical Education Leadership Track Resident Scholar — Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania (2021–2023)
SGIM TEACH Fellowship Program — Society of General Internal Medicine (2024–present)
Upstander Champion Certification — Columbia Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons (2024)
Publications
Martin N, Nandiwada D, Lee A. “Perspectives of medical students and standardized patients on gender-affirming-specific communication drill exercises.” Presented at Society of General Internal Medicine, Aurora, CO, 2023.