Office:	UPMC Montefiore
	200 Lothrop Street
	Pittsburgh, PA 15213
Phone:	412-692-4882
Fax:	412-692-4555
E-mail:	rawalr@upmc.edu

Education
	BA Biological Sciences, University of Chicago (Chicago, IL), 2010
	MD, University of Illinois at Chicago (Chicago, IL), 2015

Training
	Internal Medicine Residency, Saint Louis University (St. Louis, MO), 2018
	Chief Resident, Saint Louis University (St. Louis, MO), 2019

Dr. Rawal has extensive research and presentation experience, with a special interest in value based healthcare and patient reported outcomes. Her current research interest is in monotherapy sliding scale insulin use in the hospital. Recent Presentations: Sustaining Mindful Laboratory Ordering Practices: A Culture Change. Poster. Association of American Medical Colleges Integrating Quality National Conference, June 2019 (Minneapolis, MN). Stop. Think. Does My Patient Need Those Labs? Invited talk. John Cochrane Veterans Affairs Medical Center Grand Rounds, May 2019 (St. Louis, MO). Addressing the "Low-Value" of Unnecessary Lab Ordering. Oral presentation. Lown National Conference, April 2018 (Washington, D.C.). High-Value Care Education for Third Year Medical Students. Oral presentation. Society of General Internal Medicine Midwest Regional Meeting, September 2018 (Chicago, IL).

Dr. Rawal is a Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine who joined the Division of General Internal Medicine at the University of Pittsburgh in 2019. She attended medical school at the University of Illinois at Chicago before completing her residency at St. Louis University, serving as Chief Resident from 2018-2019. She has extensive research and presentation experience, with a special interest in value-based healthcare and patient-reported outcomes. Her current research interest is in monotherapy sliding scale insulin use in the hospital. In addition to her clinical and teaching responsibilities, she continues to promote high-value care within the hospital.

Dr. Rawal is also experienced in medical resident education, having previously served as a course developer for medical students and residents at St. Louis University teaching high-value care quality improvement and mindful lab ordering. She is also a faculty member of the Physicians in Training Committee for Society of Hospital Medicine and serves as the editor for the Future Hospitalist Roundup (a quarterly newsletter for trainees) and she is a member of the SGIM Quality Improvement and Safety Committee.

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