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Department of Medicine

Alicia Cunningham, M.D.

Assistant Professor of Medicine, Primary Care Internal Medicine
Department of Medicine

Contact Information

E-mail: Alicia.Cunningham@uvm.edu
Phone: 802-847-4741
Office Location: Aesculapius Medical Center, 1 Timber Lane, South Burlington, VT 05403

Education

2002-2005 House Officer in Internal Medicine, Brigham and Women's Hospital, and Harvard Vanguard Medical Associates Primary Care Residency
2000 MD Harvard Medical School
2002 MPH Harvard School of Public Health, Concentration: Occupational and Environmental  Health
1997 AB Princeton University, Major: Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs

Research Interests

Public Health

Expertise

Primary Care Internal Medicine

Research

2001-2002 Research Assistant at Cambridge Department of Public Health; conducted program evaluation and subsequent data analysis for the Cambridge and Somerville Healthy Homes Asthma Program
1998 Research Assistant at the Institute of Public Health in Mexico City; conducted research on bone lead turnover in adolescents
1997-1998 Research Assistant at Dana Farber Cancer Center, Quality Assurance Department; conducted research on bleomycin toxicity in patients
1996 Senior thesis at Princeton University about the barriers to exit for victimsof domestic violence

Teaching - Local Contributions

2006-c  Doctoring in Vermont—UVM Medical School
2006-c  Outpatient Medicine Clerkship Ambulatory Experience Preceptorship—UVM Medical School

Teaching Experience

2006-c Doctoring in Vermont—UVM Medical School
2006-c Outpatient Medicine Clerkship Ambulatory Experience Preceptorship—UVM Medical School

Volunteer Work

2001-c Volunteer, visiting home bound members of church community
2009-c Volunteer, Church School leader
2006 Volunteer, Open Door Clinic in Middlebury, VT
2000-2001 Playspace Activity Leader, Horizon's Initiative
1997-2005 Mentor, Manville High School Mentorship Program
1997-1999 Class of 2001 Community Service Chair, Harvard Medical School
1993-1997 Board Member, Student Volunteers Council, Princeton University

Publications

Marier, AE, A health education program for migrant children. American Journal of Public Health 1996; 86:590.

Publications (Peer Reviewed)

Marier, AE, A health education program for migrant children. American Journal of Public Health 1996; 86:590.

To view more of Dr. Cunningham's publications, please visit PubMed.