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WEBINAR: Careers in Industry & Government November 4, 2010 12:00–1:00 pm EST Chicago Dinner Reception November 13, 2010 6:30-9:30 pm Chicago, IL Boston Dinner Reception March 4, 2011 6:30-9:30 pm Boston Hyatt Hotel Boston, MA 2011-12 Fellowship Applicant Interview and Award Selection Meeting March 4-5, 2011 Boston Hyatt Hotel Boston, MA 31st Annual Scientific Meeting April 28-30, 2011 Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center National Harbor, Maryland |
WelcomeThe mission of Sarnoff Cardiovascular Research Foundation is to engage medical students and young investigators in a personalized research experience with preeminent cardiovascular scientists, and to foster the next generation of leaders in the field.2010-11 Medical Student Research Fellowship Program The Sarnoff Fellowship Program offers research opportunities for outstanding medical students to explore careers in cardiovascular research. Applicants must be enrolled in accredited U.S. medical schools. Sarnoff Fellows conduct intensive work in a research laboratory, located in the United States, for one year. Prior research experience is not a prerequisite. What makes Sarnoff unique is our lifetime commitment to the Fellow. A member of our Scientific Committee guides the Fellow during the research year and throughout the Fellow's career. The Fellow interacts with other Fellows, Scholars and Foundation leaders at the Sarnoff Annual Scientific Meetings, Sarnoff-sponsored regional events, and at other scientific conferences. The Sarnoff Cardiovascular Research Foundation is pleased to announce the 2010-11 Fellows Steven Bair, Case Western Reserve Joshua Balderman, University at Buffalo Aneesh Bapat, New York University Julia Glaser, Dartmouth Gabriel Griffin, Duke Deborah Ho, Mount Sinai Guson Kang, Yale Mojdeh Kappus, University at Buffalo Derek Klarin, UCLA James Pirruccello (2nd year Fellow), Johns Hopkins Virginia Shalkey, University of Pennsylvania Alberta Yen, University of Michigan
Latest NewsDr. Jon Lomasney is honored with the First Annual Alumni Achievement Award"Every time I've tried to give something back to this organization, I've received more." Dr. Jon Lomasney The first annual Sarnoff Cardiovascular Research Foundation Alumni Achievement Award was presented to Dr. Jon Lomasney on April 29 during the Awards Dinner at the French Embassy. Jon Lomasney was one of the early Sarnoff fellows, starting his year in 1984. He was also one of the first Scholars, receiving the award in 1989. Jon has been a fixture and avid contributor at virtually every Annual Meeting over most of the life of the Foundation. In addition, he has served in leadership positions on both the Scientific Committee and the Board of Directors. Jon has embodied Dr. Sarnoff's vision of a physician scientist. He continues a distinguished academic career at Northwestern Feinberg School of Medicine, recently appointed Director of the new Feinberg Academy of Medical Educators with the responsibility of guiding the medical faculty as they develop innovative educational methods. Likewise, he has served as an important role model and mentor for numerous Sarnoff Fellows and Alumni in the early stages of their careers. "It gives me great pleasure in presenting this first annual Sarnoff Alumni Achievement Award to a prototypical Sarnoff Alumnus and immensely deserving recipient, Dr. Jon Lomasney," shared Dr. Andrew Plump, Chair, and Alumni Award Selection Committee.  Mrs. Stanley Sarnoff and Dr. Jon Lomasney
Kenechi Ejebe (2008-09 Fellow) has accepted a summer science entrepreneurship program at a life sciences venture capital firm in Cambridge, Massachusetts. He will be working on endocrine-related genomics projects.
The following Sarnoff Alumni will begin residency programs at the noted institutions:Aaron Aday (2008-09 Fellow): Brigham & Women's Hospital, Internal MedicineHamza Aziz (2008-09 Fellow): Duke University, General Surgery Trevor Chan (2007-08 Fellow): Stanford University, Anesthesiology Stephanie Chang (2008-09 Fellow): Washington University, General Surgery Zachary Corbin (2008-09 Fellow): University of California, San Francisco, Internal Medicine and Neurology Hazim El-Haddad (2007-09 Fellow): Wake Forest University, Internal Medicine Gabriel Fine (2006-08 Fellow): University of Washington, Radiology Camille Linick Stewart (2008-09 Fellow): University of Colorado at Denver, General Surgery Saad Mahmood (2007-08 Fellow): Massachusetts General Hospital, Internal Medicine Nelson Mousszadeh (2007-08 Fellow): Cornell University, Neurosurgery Kenta Nakamura (2008-09 Fellow): Massachusetts General Hospital, Internal Medicine Kunle Ogunrinade (2007-08 & 2009-10 Fellow): Cornell University, Dermatology Akshay Pendyal (2007-08 Fellow): New York University, Radiology Leah Rosenberg (2008-09 Fellow): Duke University, Internal Medicine Allison Schulman (2008-09 Fellow): Brigham & Women's Hospital, Internal Medicine Patricia Scripko (2007-08 Fellow): Massachusetts General Hospital, Internal Medicine and Massachusetts General Hospital/Brigham and Women's Hospital, Neurology Derin Tugal (2008-09 Fellow): Case Western Reserve University, Internal Medicine Jason Wu (2008-09 Fellow): University of Michigan, Internal Medicine
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| Saptarsi Haldar, MD Assistant Professor Case Western Reserve University Being a Sarnoff Fellow allowed me to get clinical experience sooner. It gave me insight to help define my training. It gave me a big head start and I hit the ground running. Read more ... Alumni Directory Alumni Newsletter |