Marcee Wilder

MD, FACEP

Marcee E. Wilder, MD, MS, MPH is a board-certified emergency physician, NIH-funded clinician-scientist, and Assistant Professor at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, jointly appointed in the Department of Emergency Medicine and the Institute for Health Equity Research. Her research focuses on how neighborhood-level and individual social determinants shape hypertension control, cardiovascular risk, and emergency care utilization. As a Mount Sinai FIRST Faculty Scholar, she leads equity-centered, community-engaged studies, including interventions to improve hypertension outcomes for high-risk emergency department patients.

Dr. Wilder has published on structural inequities, cardiovascular risk, and emergency care disparities, with recent work in JACEP Open, Current Hypertension Reports, and Circulation Cardiovascular Quality & Outcomes. She is a national leader in organized medicine, serving as Chair of the ACEP Access, Belonging, and Community Committee and as Research Chair for the National Medical Association Emergency Medicine Section.

She is also an invited speaker at national conferences, an active mentor to diverse trainees, and a committed advocate for building a more inclusive emergency medicine clinician-scientist workforce.