EDUCATION AND TRAINING
M.D., University of Washington, 1999
Residency in Internal Medicine, University of Washington, 1999-2002
Chief Resident, Ambulatory Care Medicine, University of Washington,
2002-2003
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Kim O'Connor, MD
Assistant Professor of Medicine
Attending Physician, UWMC - Roosevelt, General Internal
Medicine Center
Division of General Internal Medicine
OFFICE ADDRESS
University of Washington Medical Center - Roosevelt, GIMC
4245 Roosevelt Way NE
Campus Box 354760
Seattle, WA 98105-6920
Email: koconnor@u.washington.edu
Clinic Appointments: (206) 598-8750
HONORS
Phi
Eta Sigma Honor Society, University of Washington,
1989-1993
CURRENT RESEARCH INTERESTS
Patient-physician communication
Intimate partner violence
Cross-cultural medicine
Depression
Dermatology topics
REPRESENTATIVE PUBLICATIONS
O'Connor KM, Williams P, Pergam SA. An unusual case of knee pain: pseudogout and Abiotrophia defectiva infection. Southern medical journal 2008 Sep; 101; 9; 961-2.
O'Connor KM, Chien AJ. Management of melanocytic lesions in the primary care setting. Mayo Clinic proceedings. Mayo Clinic 2008 Feb; 83; 2; 208-13;
quiz 213-4.
O'Connor, KM Case-Based Teaching Module on Depo Provera and Osteoporosis.
OsteoEd Osteoporosis Education. http://www.osteoed.org/. 2007.
O'Connor, K "Chapter on Hyperlipidemia" in Internal Medicine Clerkship
Guide: Essential Guide to the Internal Medicine Clerkship. Elsevier. 3rd
Edition. Authors: Paauw DS, Burkholder LR, Migeon MB.
Our
Bodies, Ourselves. A Book By and For Women. Chapter on
Autoimmune Disorders: Chronic
Autoimmune Thryoiditis, Systemic Lupus Erythematosus, Scleroderma,
Sjogren’s Syndrome, Rheumatoid Arthritis.
The Boston Women’s Health Book Collective. 2005 edition.
O’Connor
K, Case-Based
Teaching Module on Polycystic Ovary Syndrome.
UW Women’s Health Professional Education Modules, CD ROM and http://www.uwwomenshealth.org,
2003.
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