Rate My Professor Christina Reimer

Reimer earned her undergraduate degree from Augustana College in South Dakota and her MD from the University of South Dakota School of Medicine. She completed residency training, serving as chief resident, at the University of Kansas School of Medicine-Wichita, followed by a fellowship in primary care faculty development at Michigan State University. Before moving to Colorado in 2008, she held faculty positions and worked in graduate medical education at the University of Kansas and the University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine. Reimer maintains active leadership involvement at UCHealth and the American College of Physicians, valuing physician and student participation in community leadership roles on behalf of patients. She interacts with medical students in classroom and clinical environments, role-modeling excellence in patient-centered care and supporting individualized career exploration and wellbeing.

Her contributions to medical education scholarship include co-authorship on 'Use of a Mock Week as a Novel Tool for Evaluating and Implementing Reformed Medical Curriculum at a Nascent Branch Campus' by Kelp N et al., published in the Journal of Regional Medical Campuses (2021), and 'The One Health Trail: Physician Leaders as Advocates for Human, Animal, and Environmental Health' by Habermehl N et al., published in Frontiers in Medicine (2025). Reimer holds Mastership in the American College of Physicians (MACP), recognizing her sustained contributions to internal medicine and education.