Dr. Hardman is assistant professor of medicine, associate program director for the Internal Medicine Residency Program of OHSU, co-lead of the Metropolitan Primary Care College, and one of the practicing physicians in the IMC. He received his B.S. degree in physiological science from the University of California, Los Angeles in 1997 and his M.D. degree from the University of California, San Diego in 2003.

Dr. Hardman is the medical director of the Internal Medicine Clinic. As such he provides physician and clinical leadership oriented to improving the quality of care and communication of information to patients and to others in the OHSU community. Dr. Hardman’s clinical and research interests include integrative/lifestyle medicine, nutrition and disease prevention, medical education, and substance abuse.

During his years at OHSU, Dr. Hardman has received the following awards:

2015-Portland Monthly “Top Docs”

2014-OHSU School of Medicine College Impact Award

2014-OHSU Marion L. Krippaehne Humanism Award, Department of Medicine

2014-Elected to Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society

2014- Portland Monthly “Top Docs”

2013-OHSU Internal Medicine Housestaff Teaching Award

2013-Angie’s list “Top Docs”

2013-Portland Monthly “Top Docs”

2012-OHSU Internal Medicine Practice Excellence in Education Award

2012-OHSU Chief Resident Faculty Award

2012-OHSU Internal Medicine Housestaff Teaching Award

2012- Portland Monthly “Top Docs”

2012-Leadership and Dedication Appreciation Award, Society of General Internal Medicine

2011-OHSU Chief Resident Faculty Award

2010-OHSU Internal Medicine Practice Excellence in Education Award

2009-OHSU Internal Medicine Practice Excellence in Education Award

2009-OHSU Internal Medicine Housestaff Teaching Award

2009-David E. Rogers Junior Faculty Education Award, Society of General Internal Medicine.

In 2003 he received the Leonard Tow Humanism in Medicine Award from the Arnold P. Gold Foundation.