Dr. Leonor Corsino is a Board-Certified Adult Endocrinologist and Internist, as well as a distinguished and accomplished physician-scientist and leader in health professions education. She brings a broad and dynamic leadership portfolio, with a proven record of designing and implementing innovative programs across clinical care, research, education, and workforce development.

Her leadership roles include serving as Associate Director and Executive Committee member of the Duke School of Medicine’s Master of Biomedical Sciences (MBS) program, and previously as Associate Director of the Office of Faculty Mentoring Training. She has also held key positions in the Duke Department of Medicine, Duke Clinical and Translational Science Institute’s Community Engagement Core, the Duke Center for REACH Equity, and the Duke Population Health Improvement Initiative, among others.

Dr. Corsino has led the development of transformative educational and mentoring initiatives, including the MBS selective curriculum, the REACH Equity Summer Undergraduate Research Program (RESURP), and innovative platforms such as the Population Health Improvement Awards, E-library, CTSI/CERI Consults, CTSI/CERI community consultation studios, and the CTSI/CERI educational programs.

Her visionary work has significantly advanced patient care, population health, and the recruitment, training, and support of students, residents, fellows, and junior faculty. Through her commitment to inclusive education and mentoring, Dr. Corsino continues to shape the future of health professions education, patient care, and academic medicine.