Medical School
MD, University of Iowa, Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine-2017
Residency
University of Pennsylvania Emergency Medicine Residency - 2021
Fellowship
Physician Wellness Fellowship, Stanford University - 2023
Amanda J. Deutsch, MD
Clinical Assistant Professor
Director of Well-Being
Contact Information
1015 Walnut Street
Curtis Building, 311B
Philadelphia, PA 19107
215-955-6844
215-923-6225 fax
Clinical Assistant Professor
Director of Well-Being
Education
Publications
- Development and Deployment of an Emergency Department Radiology Dashboard to Improve Communication and Transparency of Radiologic Imaging and Report Status
- #StopTheStigmaEM: Building a social media–based movement to support emergency medicine mental health
- Evaluating perspectives on well-being and burnout among emergency medicine program leaders
- Emergency medicine resident perspectives on well-being during COVID-19: A qualitative study
- Defining well-being: A case-study among emergency medicine residents at an academic center: A qualitative study
Board Certifications
- Emergency Medicine
Certifications
- Physician & Advance Practician Clinician Leadership Development Program, Thomas Jefferson University
- Well-Being Directors Course, Stanford University School of Medicine
- Healthcare Leadership in Quality Residency Track, University of Pennsylvania
Research & Clinical Interests
Amanda Deutsch, MD is a Clinical Assistant Professor and the Director of Well-Being of Emergency Medicine at Thomas Jefferson University. Her research interests include operationalizing system-level initiatives to refine process improvements that sustain well-being for the emergency department. Dr. Deutsch seeks to be innovative in fostering well-being and its subsequent positive impacts on patient outcomes, department productivity, and ultimately, professional fulfillment. She focuses on how to cultivate a sense of belonging within the department and how to continue to prioritize the humanity of each clinician.