RobinE.StutmanMDMS, FACP

Summary

• Board certified in Internal Medicine, Infectious Diseases (ID), and Hospice and Palliative Care Medicine, Dr. Stutman has worked in the Urgent Care Center (UCC) at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSK) since July 2013. The UCC is an ER-like acute care unit specialized in Oncologic Emergencies. // Dr. Stutman used Telemedicine and GPS to innovate the UCC TeleTriage Program (implemented June 2018), optimizing patient access by streamlining care. This is the first remote triage program for Oncology patients in the U.S. (United States). Dr. Stutman was Medical Director until March 2023. // From October 2009 - March 2013, Dr. Stutman worked as Hospitalist Attending at Cooper University Hospital (CUH) in Camden, NJ where additional roles included Utilization Management physician and teaching faculty for the ADLS (Advanced Disaster Life Support) Program. She also reviewed the chapter on public health emergencies and response for the BDLS (Basic Disaster Life Support) manual, wrote a chapter on Rhodococcus for an online medical reference (Clinical Decision Support), and participated in a medical mission to Haiti. //After graduating cum laude and with distinction from the University of Rochester, Dr. Stutman completed the University of Pennsylvania post-baccalaureate program. She received her MD from the University of Amsterdam. Due to policies implemented with establishment of the European Union, she repatriated to the U.S. While transitioning, Dr. Stutman worked as an Occupational Medicine physician in Amsterdam. She then completed Internal Medicine Residency at St. Vincent’s Hospital and Medical Center in New York, NY and ID Fellowship at NYU, where she was Fellow of the Year. // Dr. Stutman attended DHAI (Digital Health&AI Innovation Summit) and she will complete the AIMED (https://www.linkedin.com/company/ai-in-medicine/posts/) courses. Dr. Stutman hopes to use AI (Artificial Intelligence) to optimize training and care in acute care situations.