Catching up with old friends at ACC in San Diego
At the ACC 2015 conference in San Diego, current fellows Martin Rains (Class of 2015) and Mohamed Metawee (Class of 2016) caught up with some of our former fellows, Joe Foley (Class of 2011), Nishant Kalra (Interventional Class of 2014), and Wael El Mallah (Interventional Class of 2014) over dinner.
Medical Journal Names UK Physician as Author of One of Most Important Articles Ever in Anesthesiology
Dr. John H. Eichhorn, professor of Anesthesiology and Provost’s Distinguished Service Professor at the University of Kentucky College of Medicine, authored a paper earlier in his career titled, "Standards for Patient Monitoring During Anesthesia at Harvard Medical School," which is named in the current issue of the prestigious journal, Anesthesia and Analgesia, as one of the top 20 most important articles in anesthesiology ever written.
The Anesthesia and Analgesia review of the most important articles cites papers dating back to 1846 when the use of ether was first demonstrated (No.
Gbolahan Ogunbayo, MD Presents at AHA in New Orleans
One of our first year fellows, Gbolahan Ogunbayo, presented a poster at the 2016 AHA Conference in New Orleans.
SRAS Welcomes New Staff
Photos and contact information are now included on the SRAS website for several new staff that have joined us recently.
Julie Elliott started as a Reconciler on October 1, 2014. She has over 20 years of experience in insurance collections and mortgage banking. She already has a regular group of departments she is supporting.
COM Summer Research Program Available to Medical Students
The College of Medicine has sponsored a summer research program annually for medical students.
2015 Annual Survey of Select Agent and Toxin Usage
Sent on behalf of Brandy Nelson, University of Kentucky Biosafety Officer and Responsible Official:
NIH Requires All Invention Disclosures to be Reported Through Interagency Edison (iEdison)
[From the NIH Website]
ResearchMatch Brings Together Possible Participants and Researchers
[From the Office of the President - Eli Capilouto]
Dear Colleagues,
Match Day Reveals Next Phase of Medical Journey for UK Students
Before fourth-year University of Kentucky medical students Kenisha Webb and Tom Muse opened acceptance letters to their medical residency programs, they calculated their odds of landing at the same location.
In Remembrance of Dr. Robert Kraus
Robert F. Kraus, M.D. died on March 3rd at the age of 84.
