Augie Lindmark, MD

Being in love with medicine, people, and social movements, Dr. Augie Lindmark seeks to understand why some people have health care, why some don’t, and who gets to decide.

Augie earned his medical degree from the University of Minnesota and completed an Oryema Fellowship in Social Medicine, where his research and teaching focused on the sociopolitical roots of health—specifically, health system structures, organizing in medicine, and the Right to Health movement.

He completed residency with the Yale Primary Care program and HIV training track. Upon graduation, he joined the program's core faculty. As faculty, he co-facilitates the program's advocacy curriculum and precepts residents in general internal medicine and HIV medicine.