Paul Joudrey, MD, MPH

Paul Joudrey, MD MPH is an Assistant Professor in the Yale School of Medicine and a Yale Drug use, Addiction, and HIV Research (DAHRS) Scholar. Dr. Joudrey is committed to improving the health of people with substance use disorders by expanding access to high quality evidence-based care. This includes research aiming for greater equity in access to medications for opioid use disorder, particularly methadone in rural communities, as well as improving the adoption of medications for alcohol use disorder within hospital settings. He utilizes geospatial and implementation science methods to inform novel strategies for expanding access to these underutilized addiction treatments. Certified as a general internist and addiction medicine specialist, he serves as an attending physician within the Yale New Haven Hospital Primary Care Clinic, as well as attending physician for the Ledge Light Health District and Alliance for Living Coordinated, Access, Resources, Engagement, and Support (CARES) program which provides low barrier buprenorphine in New London county. He received his undergraduate degree from Case Western Reserve University and his medical degree from New York University. Dr. Joudrey completed residency training at Montefiore Medical Center in the Primary Care Social Internal Medicine program and completed the National Clinician Scholars Program fellowship at Yale School of Medicine.