STATE OF THESCHOOL OF MEDICINE

April 15, 2009

Steven T. DeKosky, MDVice President & Dean

Our Students

It is with a deep sense of joy that I move that the Faculty of the School of Medicine, contingent upon the students' completion of the final requirements for their degree, recommend to the Faculty of the University of Virginia that the listed students be awarded the degree of Doctor of Medicine.

Our Faculty

It is with gratitude and appreciationthat I thank our distinguished faculty.

OverviewI. SOM Strategy• Principles & Goals • Vision & Communication• Budget• Chair Searches

• COI / Disclosure II. Faculty SurveyIII. Education• UME / GME Admissions• Match Day• Awards / Grants• Next Generation Curriculum

IV. Research• Funding• Bridge Funding• Stimulus Grants

• Cores Updates• New NIH Awards• New Research Facilities

V. Clinical• Budget: MC / HSF• Clinical Strategy in VA• Clinical Strategy Group• Top / Best Doctors• Top Hospitals• New Clinical Facilities• Buchanan Awards• Development

VI. Faculty Awards & Recognition

Fundamental Principles

• Respect• Culture: respect it but do not be bound by it

if it is not helping accomplish objectives• Always keep your promises• Think win-win• Avoid false dichotomies

Goals

To know we are valued for our work: teaching, administration, patient care, basic research, clinical research.

To have a sense of confidence and purpose• Realize our competencies• Recognize that we have excellent resources• Appreciate our valuable colleagues• Understand the privilege of working in a beautiful

place doing what we love & getting paid to do it

Have effective communication among us• Roundtable, public meetings• AskTheDeanAnything@virginia.edu

Vision for the School of Medicine

Teaching: evolve our curriculum; high tech & high touch

Research: support/expand basic, translational & clinical• Support our researchers; expand as appropriate• Assure stability of our graduate & MSTP programs• Support post-doctoral fellows (clinical and basic)• Targeted expansion of cores and areas of excellence

Clinical Service: “Move As One”• We are not divisible – we cannot stand alone• Address rifts among SOM, HSF, MC• Interdisciplinary collaboration: Nursing & SOM• Expansion/collaboration with partner hospitals

Faculty Development: support & make our people aware of their possibilities and potential

• TAM, ADE, LAM

Communication

2008-09 Faculty Survey Comments

• “Support the researchers we already have.” [Yes]• “Welcome critical input.” [Yes. Bring a solution]• Attend to long term planning vs. short term problem-addressing [Agree—but we can do both!]• “The dean is ignorant of opportunities in entrepreneurial outreach…” [Working to learn more]

“Everyone is entitled to their own opinions but not their own facts.”

Daniel Patrick Moynihan

Budget Salary freeze for University faculty 2009-2010 HR: “Managed Hiring Freeze” SOM Budget• Decreased endowment• Decreased Eminent Scholar Match• ETF unchanged• 2009-10 budget cut of 6% has been incorporated;

cuts in all areas, greater in administrative areas UVa Capital Projects • New Cabell and Ruffner Hall Renovations delayed• Ivy Translational Building delayed for 1 budget cycleMedical Education budget is being reorganized• Recovered funds will support new curriculum

development & Medical Education Building

Chair SearchesIn Negotiations

Obstetrics & Gynecology

Ophthalmology

In Process

Biomedical Engineering Mark Yeagar, MD, PhD

Pediatrics Craig A. Peters, MD

Physical Med. & Rehabilitation Bobby Chhabra, MD

Public Health Sciences Karen Johnston, MD, MSc

Radiology Brian H. Annex, MD

Search Committee Chairs

John Kattwinkel, MD

Mark E. Shaffrey, MD

Conflict of Interest

Financial interests reporting system

Year 1 reporting went smoothly

Version 2, which should dramatically increase ease of use, to be rolled out in late April

COI policy modified to prohibit direction or participation in interventional human subjects research by individuals with a financial interest in the sponsor or product being tested of>$10K income in the past year/anticipated over the

coming year or

>3% ownership

Disclosure for Patients & Students

Those meeting the reporting threshold of $10,000

or more/year or 3% ownership will be listed on

a website for patients, students and others to

review. They will be designated as one or more

of the following:

• Scientific Advisory Board member

• Investigator receiving research support

• Other consulting activities

How do we view ourselves?

2008-09 Faculty Survey

n=521 (60%)

CLINICAL BASIC SCI

Work is collegial 80% 87%

Research valued 63% 73%

Teaching Valued 66% 58%

Patient care valued 74%

2008-09 Faculty Survey

2008-09 Faculty Survey

Education

Medical Education

Medical Students Applicants – 4,177 Offers – *373 (8.9%) Target – *142 (3.4%)

Graduate Students Applicants – 572 Offers – *71 (12.4%) Students – *21 (3.7%) (*as of April 14, 09)

Medical Education

2009 AMA Foundation Leadership Award2009 UVA Raven Award

Jason Franasiak SOM Class of 2009

Medical Education

MATCH DAY 2009SOM Class of 2009 (Dec08 & May09)

matched to wide range of highly competitive programs

Medical Education

Graduate Medical Education12 Residency Review Committee Visits

ALL received favorable Letter of Notification

GME Innovative Grants AwardedDrs. Waggoner-Fountain, Bass, Borowitz, Friesen:

"Sign-out Training Development and Evaluation" Drs. Romness, Brown, and Chhabra:

"The Development of Web-Based and Surgical Simulation Learning Modules for Orthopaedic Conditions and Emergencies“

GME Certificate Program graduating its first class of 8 residents/fellows Certificates in Public Health Policy or Clinical Research

Graduate Medical EducationBIMS: Graduate Education

1 New, 2 Renewed Predoctoral Training Grants (SOM)

15 BIMS students awarded individual extramural awards (bringing total to 39 awards) American Heart Association NIDDK

DOD NIGMS

Epilepsy Foundation NINDS

NCI NHLBI

Pharmaceutical Research & Manufacturers of America Foundation

Reproduction

Medical Education

“Next Generation” Curriculum: Objectives

• Integrate/coordinate basic science and clinical experiences

horizontally and vertically throughout the four years

• Regular and frequent patient contact in early years of

medical education

• Integrate/coordinate patient experiences with clinical science

• Balance lectures, case-based learning, patient

experiences and blocks of productive open time

• Create opportunities to explore the alternative pathways of

general medicine, specialty medicine and research

Medical Education

“Next Generation” Curriculum: Concerns

• What we have “works.” Why change?

• “No evidence that an integrated curriculum is better”

• “Do we have the time & resources needed for active

learning models?”

• “Students will lose science education”

• Loss of teaching funds if less lecturing done

• Changing expectations and impact on promotion & tenure

• Anxiety about having necessary group facilitation skills and

active learning methods

Medical EducationCurriculum: Rationale & Mandates

USMLE Gateway Format - Redesign in progress with emphasis

on medical science in clinical contexts:

Medical education as "the doctor's ability to access

relevant information, evaluate its quality, and apply

it to solving clinical problems"

LCME Accreditation - Education Standard, ED-33:

Medical schools should design, manage, and evaluate a

"coherent and coordinated curriculum,” defined as "content

that is coordinated and integrated within and across the

academic periods of study (horizontal & vertical integration)."

Teaching, practicing, and assessing knowledge and skills

in context improves recall & application (Bransford,

Brown & Cocking, 1999, How People Learn)

Medical Education

Curriculum: Strategy & Resources

• Faculty development programs

• New program: Teaching in Academic Medicine (TAM)

Successful pilot in Fall 2008, next course Fall 2009

• Medical education support (classroom & course support)

• Instructional materials & websites in development

• Enlist expert help & consultation as needed

Medical EducationCurriculum: Communication & Feedback

• NEW WEB SITE for further information & providing feedback

http://www.healthsystem.virginia.edu/internet/med-curriculum/

nextgeneration/advancingcurriculum.cfm

• Curriculum Workshop (September 20, 2008)

• "Open House" Forums (February 16, February 24, 2009)

• ADE Forum on Next Generation Curriculum (March 19, 2009)

• Presentations to department chairs and faculty (Ongoing)

• Listening Luncheons with Faculty (Second & fourth Thursday

of each month, ongoing)

• Medical Student Forums (April 6; May 3, 2009)

Medical Education

Research

UVA SOM Total External Funding

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NIH Other 2009-ANNUALIZED

Funding (in millions) by Fiscal Year

Bridge Funding Program

Current SOM Bridge Funding 25% Department, 25% SOM, 50% VPR

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Stimulus Grants

Instrumentation grants 12 submitted March 23 Large instrumentation grants: May 6

Supplements due June 5 *Go through grants and contracts

Challenge grants due April 27 Individual or group research

Construction grants (3/institution) due June 17  Jordan Hall HVAC and electrical renovation

Core renovation grants (2/institution)

SOM will apply in September

Research Cores NCRR Awards Received for Research Core Facilities

(Total Awards ~ $3M)LSRII polychromatic analytical flow cytometer (Flow Cytometry) - Timothy Bender, PhD

800 MHz NMR spectrometer (NMR Core) – John Bushweller, PhD

Cyclotron for the production of radioisotopes for PET scanning (Molecular Imaging) – Stuart Berr, PhD

14 Shared Research Cores: Web sites consolidated into Office of Research Core Administration (ORCA)

ORCA 2008-09 ActivitiesTraining sessions/workshops held by 6 cores BioNMR Core OpenedMolMart: Reagent supply core opened Soon: delivery to Fontaine Research Park

Research: NIH2008-09: 27 faculty served on NIH Study Sections

4 served on NIH Special Emphasis Panels

New NIH Awards

K01 (Mentored research scientist development award)

Elayne K. Phillips, PhD (DOM - ID)

Craig S. Nunemaker, PhD (DOM - Endo)

K08 (Clinical scientist research career development award)

Yun M. Shim, MD (DOM - Pulmonary)

Shetal H. Padia, MD (DOM - Endo)

Christine L. Lau, MD (Surgery)

Joshua C. Eby, MD (DOM - ID)

Research: NIH Awards

K23 (Mentored patient-oriented research career development award)

Rebecca A. Dillingham, MD (DOM - ID)

K99/R00 (Pathway to independence award)

Shayn Peirce-Cottler, PhD (BME)

K12 Scholars awarded this year (CTSA)Amir A. Jazaeri, MD (Ob/Gyn)Michael G. Douvas, MD (DOM – Hem/Onc)

Anindya Dutta, MD, PhD Daniel G. Gioeli, PhD Kimberly Kelly, PhD Irving L. Kron, MD &

Victor E. Laubach, PhD Wendy J. Lynch, PhD

Research: NIH Awards

Marcy J. McDuffie, MD Benjamin W. Purow, MD Heidi Scrable, PhD P. Todd Stukenberg, PhD Jeremy B. Tuttle, PhD

R01

U01

John C. Herr, PhD

R03 Daniel A. Engel, PhD

R56 Susanna R. Keller, MD Patrick A. Grant, PhD

Research: NIH Awards

R21 Abdullah Al-Osaimi, MBBS Gary Balian, PhD David Brenin, MD Joanna B. Goldberg, PhD Jonathan Kipnis, PhD Manoj Patel, PhD

R25 Karen Johnston, MD, MSc & Jaideep Kapur, MD, PhD

Interactions of Malnutrition & Enteric Infections:

Consequences for Child Health & Development

$30M from Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation for Worldwide Study on Links Between Malnutrition, Intestinal Infection and Child Development

William A. Petri, Jr., MD, PhD, additional $6.8M award from Gates Foundation to chair the Malnutrition Biomarkers Discovery section of the Mal-ED Network.

Richard Guerrant, MD and William A. Petri, Jr., MD, PhD

High Impact Publications 2008-09

Cell

Nature

Nature Cell Biology

Nature Biotechnology

Nature Genetics

Nature Immunology

Nature Medicine

Please see State of the School Address on the web for the full listing of faculty published, by journal.

https://www.healthsystem.virginia.edu/internet/som/

JAMA

Lancet

New England Journal of Medicine

Proceedings of the National

Academy of Sciences (PNAS)

Science

Publishing 2008-09

CellDaniel J. BurkeAnindya DuttaMichael R. ElliottDonald F. Hunt

Ian G. Macara Stavroula Mili Kodi S. RavichandranDorothy A. Schafer

ScienceJakub Bielnicki Julio Cordero-Morales Edward H. Egelman

Vitold E. Galkin

Martin A. Schwartz

Valeria VasquezJason Yang

Xiong Yu

Publishing 2008-09 Nature

David L. Brautigan Vikas Chandra Brian G. Fuller Pengxiang Huang Ian G. Macara Stavroula Mili

Konstadinos MoissogluSara Rosasco-NitcherSrilatha Raghuram Fraydoon RastinejadP. Todd StukenborgPage Tobelmann

Nature Cell Biology

Costi D. SifriAnnie Tosello-Trampont Leanna A. WhitmoreJessica Zareno

Colin K. ChoiAlan Rick HorwitzJason M. Kinchen Miguel Vicente-ManzanareKodi S. Ravichandran

Publishing 2008-09

Ann E. Mills

Patt Tereskerz

Thomas J. Braciale Benjamin GastonLisa A.PalmerJie Sun

Nature Biotechnology Nature GeneticsWei-Min ChenJosyf C. Mychaleckyj

Mark Cobbold Victor H. EngelhardAngela L. Zarling

Nature MedicineNature Immunology

LancetRichard .L Guerrant

Eric R. Houpt Janine Jagger Elayne K. Phillips

Publishing 2008-09

JAMA

David E. BrunsSteven T. DeKoskyBarry M. Farr

Dan Larriviere

Michael J. Lipinski Shawn E. LipinskiTyvin A. RichWilliam G. Wilson

New England Journal of Medicine

Scott P. Commins Naren Gupta

Jon Heavey

Michael J. Lipinski Thomas A. E. Platts-MillsAmy P. Stallings

Publishing 2008-09Proceedings of the National Academy of

Sciences (PNAS) David T. Auble Paula Q. Barrett Douglas A. BaylissAnn L. BeyerRobert A. BloodgoodJohn H. BushwellerRobert M. Carey Xiangdong Chen Olga Cherepanova Colin K. Choi Tornasz CierpickiMaria Sol ColladoArindam DasguptaLucinda A. DaviesEdward H. Egelman Vitold E. Galkin Nick A. GuagliardoJolanta Grembecka William H. GuilfordTiffany E. Hamm

Marie-Louise HammarskjoldJeffrey R. HoltAlan Rick Horwitz Changlong HuDonald F. Hunt Jeneva A. LaibJohn A. Marin Albina OrlovaDavid Rekosh Neil SenMartha L. SikesRebekka SprouseTrevor StarnesEdmund M. TalleyYing WangCirle A. WarrenXiong YuLei ZhangJ. Julius Zhu

Carter Harrison (MR-6)

New Research Facilities

LiSA (Life Sciences Annex)

New Research Facilities

Clinical

Clinical Budget

Medical Center (Inpatient)

• Economy is driving lower admissions: 4.5% below last year

• MC has countered drops with cuts in operating expenses like pharma and supplies

• Doing better than many other like sized hospitals

“Move As One”

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Clinical BudgetHSF 9 Month Figures• Workload: YTD RVUs 3.1% above last year but

1.2% below budget • Charges & Payer Mix: YTD gross charges were 3.8% above last year but

0.3% below budget• Accounts Receivable: Month ending AR remained

steady for the third consecutive month at ~$55.5M • Patient Collections: YTD 5.4% above last year but

2.4% below budget. Beginning in March to meet budget, not caught up completely yet.

HSF 8 Month Figures• Fiscal management: break even despite lower collections

• Investment Results: also down 25-30%

“Move As One”

Clinical Strategy

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Mary WashingtonMary WashingtonMary WashingtonMary WashingtonMary WashingtonMary WashingtonMary WashingtonMary WashingtonMary Washington

Stafford HospStafford HospStafford HospStafford HospStafford HospStafford HospStafford HospStafford HospStafford Hosp

Fauquier HospFauquier HospFauquier HospFauquier HospFauquier HospFauquier HospFauquier HospFauquier HospFauquier Hosp

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Primary Service Area

Secondary Service Area

“Move As One”

Clinical Strategy

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WashingtonWashingtonWashingtonWashingtonWashingtonWashingtonWashingtonWashingtonWashington

ColumbusColumbusColumbusColumbusColumbusColumbusColumbusColumbusColumbus

BaltimoreBaltimoreBaltimoreBaltimoreBaltimoreBaltimoreBaltimoreBaltimoreBaltimore

RichmondRichmondRichmondRichmondRichmondRichmondRichmondRichmondRichmond

PortsmouthPortsmouthPortsmouthPortsmouthPortsmouthPortsmouthPortsmouthPortsmouthPortsmouth

NorfolkNorfolkNorfolkNorfolkNorfolkNorfolkNorfolkNorfolkNorfolk

Newport NewsNewport NewsNewport NewsNewport NewsNewport NewsNewport NewsNewport NewsNewport NewsNewport News

HamptonHamptonHamptonHamptonHamptonHamptonHamptonHamptonHampton

ChesapeakeChesapeakeChesapeakeChesapeakeChesapeakeChesapeakeChesapeakeChesapeakeChesapeake

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HSF Outreach Facilities

HSF Outreach Facilities - Peds

CVHN Member Hospitals

UVA Dialy sis Sites

UVA Joint Ventures

UVA Primary Care

UVA Telemedicine

UVA Telemed - Correctional Ctrs

Select Va Hosps

Cities

Interstate Highway s

Territories

States

“Move As One”

Clinical Strategy Group

Co-Chairs: Steven T. DeKosky, MD, VP & Dean R. Edward Howell, VP & CEO

Robert M. Strieter, MDIrving L. Kron, MDMarc J. Dettman, JD, MBARaymond F. Morgan, MDBrad E. Haws, MBAStaff Support: Trish Cluff, MA, EdS

Action Arm of CSG: Marketing Strategy GroupCo-Chairs Ray Costabile & Trish Cluff

Larry Fitzgerald, CPAJohn B. Hanks, MDJonathon D. Truwit, MDSharon L. Hostler, MDRay A. Costabile, MD

“Move As One”

Clinical Strategy GroupAugusta Medical Center

(In negotiation)Cardiology: EP, STEMIGIPediatric EEGEcho Over-readsEcho “New”

Zions Crossroad & MD/VIP Primary CareLouisa Urgent CareLexington Cardiology

Culpeper Regional Hospital Endocrine GI Pain Management Anesthesiology Emergency Med: contract final Radiation Onc: Lin/Acc COPN Rheumatology Infectious Disease

Bon Secours Interventional NeuroradiologyHOPE Group Hem/OncKing’s Daughters Peds TCV Surgery

“Move As One”

Clinical Faculty

47 “Top Doctors”

161 “Best Doctors in America”

“Move As One”

UVA Medical Center

Named One of America’s 100 “Top Hospitals”

“Move As One”

New Clinical Facilities

“Move As One”

Hospital Bed Expansion - 2011

New Clinical Facilities

“Move As One”

Emily Couric Cancer Center – Spring 2011

New Clinical Facilities

“Move As One”

Barry Battle Building – 2013

New Clinical Facilities

“Move As One”

Lee Street Connective Elements – Spring 2010

New Clinical Facilities

“Move As One”

Buchanan Endowment Awards

Co-Chairs: Karen Johnston, MD, MScLarry Fitzgerald, CFO

Total awarded 2008-09: $2.2 M

Helical Tomotherapy-based STAT Stereotactile Body Radiation (SBRT) & Rapid Palliation Program

Paul Read, MD, PhD & Ke Sheng, PhD Stroke Telemedicine & Tele-Education (STAT) Project

Nina Solenski, MD & Karen Rheuban, MD UVa Children's Hospital Heart Center Fetal Cardiology

Anitha Jayakumar, MD & Daniel Schneider, MD

“Move As One”

Development

Campaign Statistics

$448.3M raised (as of Feb. 09)

90% of $500M goal achieved in 65% time elapsed

$32M new commitments, to date FY09

Awards & Recognitionof our Distinguished Faculty

Distinguished Recognition

Robert M.I. Carey, MD Distinguished Scientist

Award American Society of Hypertension

Richard Guerrant, MD Walter Reed Medal

American Society of Tropical Medicine & Hygiene

Jack M Gwaltney, MD Alvan R. Feinstein Memorial Award

American College of Physicians

Sharon L. Hostler, MDThomas Jefferson Award

University of Virginia

Robert M.I. Carey, MD President, The Endocrine Society

Alan C. Dalkin, MD President, Association of Program Directors

in Endocrinology & Metabolism

John M. Dent, MD President, American College of Cardiology

Kevin C. Hazen, PhD President-Elect, Medical Mycological Society

of the Americas

National Leadership

Christopher M. Kramer, MD President, Society for Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance

Irving L. Kron, MD President-Elect, American Association of Thoracic Surgery

Raymond F. Morgan, MD President, American Association of Plastic Surgeons

Edward H. Oldfield, MD President, Society of Neurological Surgeons

National Leadership

Karen S. Rheuban, MD President, American Telemedicine Association

Bruce Schirmer, MD President-Elect, Fellowship Council

President, SAGES Education and Research Foundation

Mark H. Stoler, MD President-Elect, American Society for Clinical Pathology

National Leadership

State Leadership Nancy L. Harthun, MD

President, Virginia Vascular Society

Vincent V. Arlet, MD Editor, European Spine Journal

George A. Beller, MD Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Nuclear Cardiology

Gordon Laurie, PhDExecutive Editor, Journal of Experimental Eye Research

Lawrence H. Phillips, MD Editor-in-Chief, Muscle & Nerve

Preston Reynolds, MD Editor (Special Issue), Academic Medicine

Editorships

Amandeep Bajwa, PhD, Research Fellowship Award National Kidney Foundation

Frederic A. Berry, MD, Robert M. Smith Award American Academy of Pediatrics

James A. Blackman MD, MPH Fulbright Senior Scholar Award

Jamieson Bourque, MD, 2008 Young Investigator's Competition, American Society of Nuclear Cardiology

James R. Brookeman, PhD & John P. Mugler, III, PhD 2009 Edlich-Henderson Inventor of the Year

and George T. Rodeheaver, PhD, 2008 Edlich-Henderson Inventor of the YearUniversity of Virginia Patent Foundation

National Recognition

Timothy N. Bullock, PhD, Scholars Award in Human Immunology, Charles A. Dana Foundation

& Young Investigator Award Melanoma Research Alliance

Roger C. Burket, MD, Outstanding Mentor Award American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry

Sheila E. Crowe, MD, Outstanding Women in Science Award, American Gastroenterological Association

Nora Decher, MS, RD Leadership Development AwardPennsylvania American Dietetic Association

Brian R. Duling, PhD, Zweifach AwardMicrocirculatory Society

& Mentoring Award, American Physiological Society

National Recognition

Noelle Dwyer, PhD, Basil O'Connor Starter Scholar Research Award March of Dimes

Robin A. Felder, PhD, Engelberger Robotics Award, Robotics Industry Association

Dan Foltz, PhD, Research Scholar Award American Chemical Society

Bruce D. Gaylinn, PhD, 2009 International Award for Excellence in Published Clinical Research

The Endocrine Society

Yan Ge, PhD, 1st PlaceNational Young Investigator's Forum

David Glover, PhD, Astellas USA Foundation Award American Society of

Nuclear Cardiology

National Recognition

Heather M.I. Haughey, PhD, Enoch Gordis Research Recognition Award, Research Society on Alcoholism &

International Society for Biomedical Research on Alcoholism

Mark J. Jameson,MD, PhD, Young Investigator Combined Award, American Head & Neck Society and American

Academy of Otolaryngology Head & Neck Surgery Foundation

John Kattwinkel, MD, Virginia Apgar AwardAmerican Academy of Pediatrics

Boris Kovatchev, PhD, Leadership Award, International Diabetes Technology Society

David Y. Ling, MD, FellowAmerican College of Physicians

National Recognition

Jianhua Liu, PhD, 2009 International Award for Excellence in Published Clinical Research, The Endocrine Society

John C. Marshall, MD, Clinical Investigator Award The Endocrine Society

Marcus L. Martin, MD, Re-Named "The Marcus L. Martin Leadership Award," Society for Academic Emergency Medicine

Danny Mistry, MD, ATC Gold Standard Award USA Swimming

Steven A. Newman, MD, Honor Society Inductee American Ophthalmologic Society

Robert E. O'Connor, MD, MPH, 2009 Keith Neely Outstanding Contribution Award, National Association

of EMS Physicians

National Recognition

Edward H. Oldfield, MD, Cushing Medal American Association of Neurological Surgeons

Jennifer K. Penberthy, PhD, Ambassador Award Association of Behavioral & Cognitive Therapy

Michael O. Thorner, MD, 2009 International Award for Excellence in Published Clinical Research

The Endocrine Society& Dale Medalist , Society for Endocrinology

Brian Wamhoff, PhD, Irvin H. Page Young Investigator Research Award, American Heart Association

Judith White, PhD, Fellow American Association for the Advancement of Science

Jing Yu, PhD, Basil O'Connor Starter Scholar Research Award , March of Dimes

National Recognition