Associate Professor
University of Pennsylvania
Lisa Levine is an Associate Professor at the University of Pennsylvania. She serves as the Chief of the MFM Division and the Program Director of the MFM Fellowship. Dr. Levine is a trained perinatal epidemiologist who received her Masters in Clinical Epidemiology at Penn. She went to medical school and completed her residency at Albert Einstein in the Bronx and went on to complete her MFM fellowship at Penn where she has been on as faculty since 2013.
Dr. Levine’s research focuses on Induction of Labor and Hypertensive Disorders of pregnancy. As a Physician Scientist, Dr. Levine has past and current funding (NIH, intramural, and Foundation grants) in both of these research areas, focusing on improving labor and delivery outcomes to decrease maternal morbidity. In addition to labor and delivery management, she also has a particular interest in cardiac disease in pregnancy and is the Director of the Pregnancy and Heart Disease Program at Penn.