Andrew Morris-Singer, MD
President and Founder, Primary Care Progress

Dr. Morris-Singer is a physician and former community organizer and trainer, with over 15 years of advocacy experience. In Spring 2009, Andrew founded the precursor to PCP to advocate for improved primary care programming at Harvard Medical School. As the president of Primary Care Progress, he has been instrumental in igniting an interprofessional, trainee-led grassroots movement to reform primary care delivery and training. Andrew writes and speaks regularly on the topics of primary care community advocacy, utilizing organizing strategies to advance primary care clinical innovation and the critical role of trainees in the revitalization of primary care. He is board-certified in Internal Medicine and is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Family Medicine at Oregon Health and Science University (OHSU) in Portland, Ore. He currently sees patients in a number of the Family Practices at OHSU.