David Diaz, MD, recently published, “The commodification of medicine and the meaning of our work,” as an editorial column that went out to publications across the state and nationally. Several publications, including Becker’s Physician Leader, Courier Press and Daily Journal have either posted or printed his thoughts. The piece comes at the culmination of a 37 year career and several leadership position at ISMA including past president and chair to the board of trustees. 

An IU School of Medicine graduate and alumnus of the psychiatry residency, Diaz returned to IU as faculty in 2007 and has made a lasting impact as a clinician, educator, mentor and leader, including co-founding the school’s ACGME-accredited Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry Fellowship.