Robert V. Ellis

Focusing on high-impact outcomes in family and community health, Robert V. Ellis, MD, serves as a Professor of Clinical Family & Community Medicine at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. With a robust educational foundation, Dr. Ellis completed his Residency in Family Medicine at The Christ Hospital/University of Cincinnati. He earned his Medical Degree and Bachelor of Science in Biology from the same esteemed institution, underscoring his deep-rooted commitment to advancing medical education and practice within his community. Dr. Ellis's clinical interests are diverse and encompass Adolescent Medicine, Family Medicine, Pediatrics, Immunizations, Newborn care, Preventive Health, Primary Care, Telehealth, and Well child care. His dedication to these areas is reflected in his comprehensive approach to patient care, emphasizing preventive measures and the importance of early intervention in maintaining long-term health. In addition to his clinical work, Dr. Ellis is an active contributor to the academic community, having authored several peer-reviewed publications that explore various facets of medical science and practice. His research interests are particularly focused on Family Medicine and Preventive Health, where he seeks to develop innovative strategies to improve patient outcomes and enhance the delivery of healthcare services. Dr. Ellis is committed to mentoring the next generation of healthcare professionals, fostering an environment of learning and collaboration at the University of Cincinnati. His passion for teaching and research, combined with his extensive clinical experience, makes him a valuable asset to the medical community and a respected leader in his field.