Rachel K. Mott Keis, MD
Assistant Professor
Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine
Family Medicine

MD, University of Massachusetts Medical School
BA, Boston College



Dr. Mott Keis is a native of Massachusetts who has been practicing at East Boston Neighborhood Health Center for over 10 years. Though her formal education was attained in Massachusetts; Boston College, University of Massachusetts Medical School and our own Boston University Family Medicine Residency program, she spent a highly educational year volunteering at a transitional housing program for elderly homeless men in Seattle, WA through the Jesuit Volunteer Corp. This year has helped shape and cement her interests in working with underserved populations, with a particular interest in homelessness. While at BMC, she served as Co-President of the house officer's union (CIR) and Co-Chief Resident. She is proficient in Spanish, lives with her husband and two children and has a number of outdoor/athletic interests including field hockey, running and camping and hiking.

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  1. Rachel Mott Keis, Linda Gifford DeGeus, Suzanne Cashman, Judith Savageau. Free Clinics: Local Responses to Health Care Needs. Chapter 10: Characteristics of Patients at Three Free Clinics. JHU Press. 2013.
  2. Keis RM, DeGeus LG, Cashman S, Savageau J. Characteristics of patients at three free clinics. J Health Care Poor Underserved. 2004 Nov; 15(4):603-17. PMID: 15531818
     

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2011-2012 Boston Medical Center Family Medicine Residency: East Boston Neighborhood Health Center Family Medicine Resident Preceptor of the Year

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