I’m a family physician at MetroHealth, where I’ve been caring for patients of all ages since 2021—from newborns to older adults, and even delivering babies in the hospital. I believe deeply in the value of continuity in medicine. Getting to know my patients over time and through different stages of life allows me to provide more personalized, meaningful care.

Before becoming a doctor, I worked as an engineer, and I later completed a fellowship in clinical informatics. That experience helps me bring a thoughtful, systems-based approach to medicine. I’m also an Assistant Professor at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, where I enjoy teaching and staying engaged with the latest in medical education.

It’s truly my pleasure to serve others through family medicine. Whether it’s helping manage chronic conditions, supporting growing families, or simply being a steady presence in someone’s care journey—I’m here to listen, guide, and support.

Clinical Informatics Fellowship Program Information

Informatics Role – Director of Clinical Informatics – Virtual Care

Dr Kim’s interests in clinical informatics include research informatics, virtual care, and digital equity. Among other projects, during fellowship he participated in the development of clinical and operational research tools in support of several research studies. He also participated in the integration of 3rd party health tracker biometrics into the EHR, as well as patient facing tools to improve engagement with virtual care. He has been active in academia and has authored/co-authored over 40 articles, scientific presentations, a patent, and NIH grants on subjects ranging from lab-on-a-chip engineering to case reports. He also has a passion for family medicine and the vertical integration of care that it offers. He participates in outpatient and obstetric care with MetroHealth.