Dr. Samik Doshi is a General Internal Medicine (GIM) physician at Mount Sinai Hospital, where he is both a clinician and a teacher, with additional interests in healthcare quality and hospital operations. He completed medical school, residency, and a GIM fellowship at the University of Toronto. During his training, he held a number of leadership roles within the University of Toronto and PARO, and served as the 2022–2023 Chief Resident of the GIM Fellowship Program.

He completed a Master of Science in Health Systems Leadership and Innovation at the Institute of Health Policy, Management, and Evaluation (IHPME). He currently works on the GIM Clinical Teaching Unit (CTU), the medical consults service, and in the GIM clinic.

Dr. Doshi is deeply committed to providing high-quality education for medical students and residents, and he has received multiple teaching awards throughout his training and early career. In addition to teaching clinical medicine, he is also interested in teaching leadership and developing curricula to support it.

His other academic interests include hospital operations, patient flow, models of care, and improving healthcare quality. He leads and evaluates the Mount Sinai GIM clinic, which aims to reduce unnecessary hospitalizations and shorten hospital stays. He also serves as the Mount Sinai lead for the GIM Quality of Care Rounds, which use recent patient cases to foster a culture of continuous improvement. In addition, he is the hospital representative for the General Medicine Quality Improvement Network (GEMQIN).

Through all his work, Dr. Doshi advocates for strong interprofessional relationships and a positive institutional culture.