Randi Smith
Assistant Professor
Jointly Appointed, Behavioral/Social/Health Educ
Dr. Smith received her MD degree from the University of California San Francisco, and her MPH from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. She completed her general surgery residency at the University of California San Francisco, and her fellowship in trauma and surgical critical care surgery at the University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Smith serves as a trauma surgeon, emergency/elective general surgeon, and surgical critical care intensivist at Grady Memorial Hospital. Her special interests include violence prevention, injury prevention, clinical outcomes, and the use of ultrasound in critical care.
Contact Information
69 Jesse Hill Jr Dr. SE, Suite 102
Atlanta , GA 30303
Phone: 404.251.8914
Fax: 404.523.3931
Email: randi.smith@emoryhealthcare.org
URL: http://www.surgery.emory.edu/about-us/faculty_directory/faculty_profile_randi_smith.html
Areas of Interest
- Clinical Trials
- Injury & Violence Prevention
Education
- MD 2008, University of California San Francisco
- MPH 2006, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
Affiliations & Activities
Honors and Awards
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Kwan Global Health Project Fund Award, UCSF, 2012
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Surgery Resident Research Award, UCSF, 2013
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Resident Research Award, Society of Black Academic Surgeons, 2013
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Administrative Chief Resident, UCSF, 2014-2015
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Pilot Grant Recipient, University of Pennsylvania Injury Science Center, 2016
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Associate Fellow, University of Pennsylvania Center for Public Health Initiatives, 2016
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Administrative Trauma Fellow, University of Pennsylvania, 2016-2017
Current Organizational Memberships
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Society of Black Academic Surgeons
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Society of Critical Care Medicine
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Eastern Association of Surgery for Trauma
Publications
- Resnick S, Smith RN, Beard JH, Holena D, Reilly PM, Schwab CW, Seamon MJ., 2017, Firearm Deaths in America: Can We Learn From 462,000 Lives Lost?, Annals of Surgery, 266, 432-440
- Smith RN, Seamon MJ, Kumar V, Robinson A, Shults J, Reilly PM, Richmond TS., 2017, Lasting impression of violence: Retained bullets and depressive symptoms., Injury, S0020-1383, 30576-4
- Deshpande NA, Kucirka LM, Smith RN, Oxford CM., 2017, Pregnant trauma victims experience nearly 2-fold higher mortality compared to their nonpregnant counterparts., Am J Obstet Gynecol, S0002-9378, 30939-0
- Beard JH, Morrison CN, Jacoby SF, Dong B, Smith R, Sims CA, Wiebe DJ., 2017, Quantifying Disparities in Urban Firearm Violence by Race and Place in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: A Cartographic Study., American Journal of Public Health, 107, 371-373
- Juillard C, Smith R, Anaya N, Garcia A, Kahn JG, Dicker RA., 2015, Saving lives and saving money: hospital-based violence intervention is cost-effective., J Trauma Acute Care Surg, 78, 252-7