Andreia B. Alexander, MD, PHD, MPH

I am running for ADIEM Secretary-Treasurer because now, more than ever, we must remain steadfast in advancing equity and inclusion within emergency medicine (EM). As disparities widen and academic voices face growing threats, I believe ADIEM’s mission to uplift, empower, and protect those historically marginalized is critical. I am deeply committed to and embedded in this work within my institution and state and am ready to expand my commitment on a national level. I would be honored to contribute to and learn from the visionary leadership of ADIEM that continues to move our field forward.

I am an assistant professor of EM at Indiana University School of Medicine (IUSM) and a medical director of Health Impact for IU Health. I served as the associate program director for the IUEM Residency. I graduated from the University of Florida, received an MPH from IU, and completed a combined MD/PHD at IUSM. I completed my EM residency at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School in 2018. My research focuses on health equity and ED reproductive health. I serve on the Board of Trustees for the Indiana State Medical Association where I advocate for health policy that will improve care for our most vulnerable patients. Recent awards include: EMRA’s Top 25 Under 45 Influencers in EM (2021), IUEM DEI Award (2024), the IU Indianapolis Women’s History Month Award (2024), the IUSM MPA Faculty Diversity Champion award (2025) and the IUSM MSTP Distinguished Alumni Award (2025). I have been a member of SAEM since 2014. I have served on various SAEM committees. I am currently a co-chair for the ADIEM Clinical Operations Committee where we are developing the ED Variability In Treatment Assessment List (ED-VITAL), a tool which will provide a foundation for operational leaders to identify variabilities in care that can be targeted for continuous quality improvement.