Jenna Sizemore, MD

Associate Professor
Associate Program Director, Internal Medicine

Organization:

West Virginia University School of Medicine

Department:

Medicine

Classification:

Faculty

Interdisciplinary Education Apartment Simulation (IDEAS) Project: A Multidisciplinary Simulation for Transitional Home Care. Sizemore J, Burt-Kowaski A, Evans K, Summers A, Hoffman A, Baugh G. (2020). MedEdPortal. https://doi.org/10.15766/mep_2374-8265.11111. PMID: 33655077 

Reece J, Dionne C, Krupica T, Lerfald N, Sizemore J, Sofka S. Can global health opportunities lead to an increase in primary care physicians?.J Glob Health. 2020;10(2):020387. doi:10.7189/jogh.10.020387. PMID: 33282217

2022                Academy of Excellence in Teaching and Learning

2021                The David H Wilks Memorial Award for Excellence in Simulation

2020                Vice Presidents Team Award Winner. The IDEAS Project.

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS

2014-2017       American College of Physicians

2010-2014       American Medical Association

2013-2018       Alpha Omega Alpha

2013-2017       Gold Humanism Honor Society

2011-2012       Physician for Human Rights Student Chapter

Dr. Jenna Sizemore, MD, (she/her) is currently an Associate Professor in the Department of Medicine, Division of General Internal Medicine, at West Virginia University School of Medicine. A lifelong West Virginian, she was born and raised in an area of West Virginia known for its excellent white-water rafting and rock climbing. She later attended college at Shepherd University, where she graduated summa cum laude in Biochemistry and was a member of the Med STEPS program. She received her Medical Doctorate from West Virginia University School of Medicine, where she later completed a residency in Internal Medicine. She served as a Chief Resident for the WVU IM Residency from 2017-2018 and transitioned to faculty in the Division of General Internal Medicine. She has a strong clinical interest in Global Health and rural, Appalachian medicine. Her professional interests include enhancing graduate medical education, especially with the use of simulation, to combat health disparities. She has been awarded numerous educational innovation grants to expand her simulation research. She currently co-directs the Telemedicine thread curriculum and the Physical Diagnosis and Clinical Integration course for WVU School of Medicine.