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Marina Del Rios, MD, MS, FAHA, is a professor in the Division of Biological Sciences at the University of Chicago. As an emergency medicine physician and health services researcher, her scholarship bridges clinical resuscitation science and public health equity. Dr. Del Rios examines survival from cardiac arrest, focusing on system-level factors that contribute to inequities and works towards building equitable systems of care. Her interests also include health disparities, chronic disease management, science communication, pandemic preparedness, and post-arrest resource allocation. She has received competitive funding from organizations such as the National Institutes of Health, American Heart Association, and Medtronic Philanthropy. Dr. Del Rios has played a prominent role in guideline development and policy translation, co-authoring critical reports and contributing to various scientific statements published by the American Heart Association. Currently, she serves as the immediate past chair of the Science Subcommittee for the Emergency Cardiovascular Care Committee of the AHA, overseeing evidence evaluation for the development of national guidelines. Her unique community-oriented approach emphasizes the importance of partnerships with community organizations and advocacy, seeking to ensure that issues of equity and quality are integrated into national standards for cardiac arrest care.
Department of Philosophy