Daniel G. Tobin, MD, FACP is an Associate Professor of Medicine at Yale University where he serves as a clinician-educator and medical director for the Yale Primary Care Residency Program. Dr. Tobin is a recipient of the residency program’s Teacher of the Year award, the Clinician-Educator of the Year award from the New England region of the Society of General Internal Medicine, and the Laureate Award from the CT Chapter of the American College of Physicians. Dr. Tobin lectures nationally about chronic pain and safe opioid prescribing, teaches a FDA Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategies (REMS) course on safe opioid prescribing, has been featured on National Public Radio and in other media outlets for his work, and is also the author of multiple medical manuscripts and book chapters about safe opioid use. In Connecticut, he is part of a small team working with the CT Department of Consumer Protection, the CT Department of Public Health, and the CT Alcohol and Drug Policy Council to promote rational opioid prescribing and safety practices across the state. Dr. Tobin also serves as a consultant to the CT Bar Association and has partnered with state lawmakers to develop and promote safe opioid legislation. You can learn more about him by visiting the following website: https://medicine.yale.edu/profile/daniel_tobin/