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2018 Recipients IME Excellence in Teaching Awards 2018 RECIPIENTS Dr. Arthur H. Aufses, Jr. Career Excellence in Teaching Awards Medical Student Excellence in Achievement Award in Medical Andrew Coyle, MD Teaching Awards Medicine Education Joe-Ann Moser, MD Student Steven Itzkowitz, MD Farida Nentin, MD Class of 2019 Medicine Obstetrics, Gynecology and Charles Sankey, MD Student Reproductive Science Class of 2020 Dr. Nathan Kase Innovations in Trevor Pour, MD Medical Education Award Emergency Medicine Excellence in the Service of Christopher Strother, MD Education Awards Emergency Medicine Jessica Reid-Adam, MD Cynthia Dominguez Pediatrics Medicine Master Clinician Award Joseph Truglio, MD Grace Oluoch, MBA DeWitt Pyburn, MD Medicine Medical Education Neurology House Staff Excellence in Teaching Awards Samira Farouk, MD Nephrology Hannibal Person, MD Triple Board Program Colin Pesyna, MD Emergency Medicine Kamron Pourmand, MD Gastroenterology Hillary Prince, MD Surgery IME Excellence in Teaching Awards 2016 RECIPIENTS Dr. Arthur H. Aufses, Jr. Career Excellence in Teaching Awards Medical Student Excellence in Achievement Award in Medical Andrew Alexis, MD, MPH Teaching Awards Education Dermatology Giselle Lynch, MD Student Scott H. Barnett, MD Carrie L. Ernst, MD Class of 2017 Pediatrics, Medical Education Psychiatry, Medical Education LGBTQ+ People in Medicine at Mount Sinai Master Clinician Award Craig L. Katz, MD Psychiatry, Medical Education Excellence in the Service of Steven Neustein, MD Education Awards Anesthesiology Staci A. Leisman, MD Renee Bischoff, MPH, LMSW Medicine, Medical Education Global Health Richard H. Stern, MD Rachel Pinotti, MLIS Radiology I nformation and Education House Staff Excellence in Services, Levy Library Teaching Awards Jeremy S. Faust, MD Emergency Medicine Parissa Tabrizian, MD Surgery IME Excellence in Teaching Awards 2015 RECIPIENTS Dr. Arthur H. Aufses, Jr. Career Excellence in Teaching Award Housestaff Excellence in Achievement Award in Medical Teaching Award Manjil Chatterji, MD Education Radiology Brian Do, MD Arthur Cederbaum, PhD Ophthalmology Pharmacology and Braden Hexom, MD Laura Stein, MD System Therapeutics Emergency Medicine Neurology Sara Beth Karp, MD Dr. Nathan Kase Innovations Family Medicine, Medical Student Excellence in in Medical Education Award Mount Sinai Beth Israel Teaching Awards Andrew Goldberg, MD Rajeev Motiwala, MD Anesthesiology Salina Bakshi, MD Neurology Class of 2015 Master Clinician Award Diego Ponieman, MD, MPH Andrew Becke Medicine Robert S. Green, MD Class of 2016 Pediatrics Albert Wu, MD, PhD Special Award for Excellence Ophthalmology in a Non-Teaching Role Sophie Church Graduate Medical Education IME Excellence in Teaching Awards 2014 RECIPIENTS Dr. Arthur H. Aufses, Jr. Career Excellence in Teaching Award Medical Student Excellence in Achievement Award in Medical Teaching Awards Sara Bradley, MD Education Geriatrics and Palliative Medicine Patrick Maffucci Murray Meltzer, MD MD/PhD student Ophthalmology Frank Centanni, MD Obstetrics and Gynecology Kimberly Bloom-Feshbach, Lucy Schulson, and Dana Casey Noam Harpaz, MD Medical students from the Class of Dr. Nathan Kase Innovations Pathology and Medicine 2014, Class of 2014, and Class of 2015 in Medical Education Award Ula Hwang, MD Karen Zier, PhD Emergency Medicine, Medicine Geriatrics and Palliative Medicine Special Award for Excellence in a Non-Teaching Role Brian Lurie, MD Michelle Sainte Master Clinician Award Pediatrics Medical Education David Vorchheimer, MD Medicine Housestaff Excellence in Teaching Award Andrew Coyle, MD Medicine Suzanne Friedman, MD Pediatrics Andrew Goldberg, MD Anesthesiology PAST 2013 2012 2011 2010 RECIPIENTS DR. ARTHUR H. AUFSES, JR. CAREER EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING ACHIEVEMENT AWARD IN MEDICAL EDUCATION Katherine Chen, MD, MPH Stephen Krieger, MD Blair Hammond, MD Obstetrics and Gynecology Neurology Pediatrics Eileen Scigliano, MD Medicine Kathleen Gibbs, MD Susan Lerner, MD Tamara Kalir, MD Pediatrics and Newborn Medicine Surgery Pathology and Ob/Gyn DR. NATHAN KASE INNOVATIONS Leslie Dubin Kerr, MD Alice C. Levine, MD Matthew J. O’Connell, PhD IN MEDICAL EDUCATION AWARD Internal Medicine Medicine/Endocrinology Oncology Uma S. Ayyala, MD Jacob Levitt, MD Charles G. Murphy, MD Rainier P. Soriano, MD Medicine Dermatology Emergency Medicine Geriatrics and Palliative Medicine, Medical Education MASTER CLINICIAN AWARD Gaines Mimms, MD Paul Stelzer, MD Pediatrics Cardiothoracic Surgery Scott D. Weingart, MD Edmund N. Forman, MD Emergency Medicine Pediatrics HOUSESTAFF AWARD MENTORSHIP AWARD HOUSESTAFF AWARD EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING AWARD Karl Coutinho, MD Cathie Pfleger, PhD Urology Oncological Sciences Lisa Jacobson, MD Allison Gault, MD Emergency Medicine Pediatrics Lance Furusawa-Stratton, MD HOUSESTAFF AWARD Medicine Talia Swartz, MD Steven H. Itzkowitz, MD Allison S. Chatalbash, MD Infectious Disease Medicine MEDICAL STUDENT AWARD Medicine MEDICAL STUDENT AWARD Antonia S. New, MD Samantha Gelfand Scott Goldberg, MD Psychiatry Medical Student, Class of 2013 Emergency Medicine George Alba Medical Student, Class of 2011 Kaushal H. Shah, MD Histology Teaching Assistant Team MEDICAL STUDENT AWARD Emergency Medicine (H-TAT): Michelle Barlow, Kevin Barnum, Andrew Goldberg Rajesh Vedanthan, MD, MPH Rui Chang, Gary Esses, Aisha James, Adam K.H. Vincent Lau Medical Student, Class of 2010 Medicine Phillips, Robert Rifkin (Co-leader), Mariya Medical Student, Class of 2013 Rozenblit, Samantha Stimmel (Co-leader), INNOVATIONS AWARD INNOVATIONS AWARD HOUSESTAFF EXCELLENCE Dana Turker, Ashley Wells, Rebecca Wu Phyllis Shaw, PhD IN TEACHING AWARD Medical Students, Class of 2014 Sharif H. Ellozy, MD Medical Education Payam Saadai, MD Surgery INNOVATIONS AWARD SPECIAL AWARD Surgery Lucy Gordon, MD Brad Green, MD Ambulatory Care and Medicine Susan Estevez Nelson Wong, MD Emergency Medicine Emergency Medicine Medical Education SPECIAL AWARD SPECIAL AWARD MASTER CLINICIAN MEDICAL STUDENT EXCELLENCE Arthur Guffanti, PhD IN TEACHING AWARDS Steven R. Yuen Medical Education – Admissions Celia Divino, MD Medical Education Benjamin Laitman Surgery 2nd Year MD/PhD Student MASTER CLINICIAN MASTER CLINICIAN CAREER ACHIEVEMENT Jeremy Price and K. H. Vincent Lau Demetrius Pertsemlidis, MD Silvana Riggio, MD Surgery Lester Silver, MD Medical Students from the Psychiatry and Neurology Class of 2016 and Class of 2013 Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery CAREER ACHIEVEMENT and Pediatrics CAREER ACHIEVEMENT SPECIAL AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE Rosanne M. Leipzig, MD, PhD IN A NON-TEACHING ROLE Adrian Greenstein, MD Geriatrics and Palliative Medicine Surgery Shashi K. Anand Medical Education Priya Sikka Medical Education PAST 2009 2008 2007 2006 RECIPIENTS EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING Reuben Strayer, MD Tonia Kim, MD Mark Babyatsky, MD Michael Chietero, MD (Continued) Emergency Medicine Nephrology Medicine Anesthesiology, Pediatrics Yasmin Meah, MD Peter Gliatto, MD Yasuharu Okuda, MD Reena Karani, MD Medical Education and Medicine General Internal Medicine, Medical Emergency Medicine and Medical Geriatrics and Palliative Medicine, Eduction Education Medical Education Linda DeCherrie, MD Geriatrics and Palliative Medicine Margret Magid, MD Valerie Parkas, MD Ki Mark, PhD Pathology, Medical Eduction, Pediatrics Infectious Diseases and Medical Medical Education INNOVATIONS AWARD Education Bret Nelson, MD James Manfredi, PhD Yasuharu Okuda, MD Emergency Medicine Jenny Walker, MD, MPH, MSW Oncological Sciences Emergency Medicine and Preventive Medicine, Pediatrics and Medical Education SPECIAL AWARD Medicine SPECIAL AWARD Jairo Muñoz Christopher Strother, MD Terry Krulwich, MD, PhD SPECIAL AWARD Emergency Medicine Pharmacology and Systems Levy Library Therapeutics Debra Gladden-Thomas Erica Friedman, MD LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT Medical Education Nancy Kheck, PhD Robert Fallar, MS Pharmacology and Systems Survey Center Edward Ronan, MD SPECIAL AWARD Therapeutics Pharmacology and Systems SENIOR TUTOR AWARD Therapeutics Terry Sommer SENIOR TUTOR AWARD Medical Education Stephen Berns AFFILIATES Eli Miloslavsky Medical Student, Class of 2007 MASTER CLINICIAN Medical Student, Class of 2008 Joseph Masci, MD Amy Cocina Medicine, Elmhurst Hospital Center Barbara Richardson, MD Alice Jahn Medical Student, Class of 2007 Emergency Medicine, Medicine Medical Student, Class of 2008 Martin Maurer, MD LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT Psychiatry, Elmhurst Hospital Center LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT LIFETIME Herbert Sherry, MD Silvana Riggio, MD Orthopaedics Psychiatry and Neurology, James J. Patrick Eggena, MD Lynne Richardson, MD Peters VA Medical Center Structural and Chemical Biology Emergency Medicine, Health Evidence AFFILIATE and Policy Kurt Hirschhorn, MD Pediatrics, Genetic and Genomic Rosalie Sia, MD AFFILIATE Sciences Pediatrics, Elmhurst Hospital Center Lorraine Tan, BS Elmhurst Hospital Center PAST 2005 2004 2003 EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING RECIPIENTS (MOUNT SINAI) Andrew Aronson, MD Lisa Bensinger, MD (Continued) Psychiatry Medical Education Thomas Kalb, MD Emergency Medicine Helen Fernandez, MD David Bechhofer, PhD Geriatrics and Palliative Medicine Pharmacology and Systems Jennifer Koestler, MD Therapeutics Pediatrics Patrick Lento, MD Adam Levine, MD Pathology, Medicine and Medical David Bharucha, MD, PhD Anesthesiology Education Cardiology Joy Reidenberg, PhD Phyllis Shaw, PhD Joanne Hojsak, MD Medical Education
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