Outstanding Citizenship Awards
The Department of Medicine’s Outstanding Citizenship Award was established in 2009, and is intended to recognize the “Outstanding Citizenship” of a faculty member in our Department. Good citizenship is essential for any group to function optimally, establish a healthy, enjoyable work environment, and deal with problems that are unplanned but inevitable in an academic medical center.
This award is given by the Department of Medicine. Only a faculty member can nominate a peer for this award. Submit detailed nominations here. The nominator is then asked to identify 3 additional persons who can attest to the nominee’s good citizenship. A letter of support is also solicited from the nominee’s section chief.
The Awards committee attempts to select one basic scientist and one clinician/or clinician scientist for this award annually.
Past winners (not eligible for nomination):
2009 George Rosenthal
2010 Christine Campbell Reardon
2011 Jason Worcester
Peter Cahn’s blog
- The Lost Art of Asking May 8, 2012How to pose a question to a speaker. […]
- Flipping the Classroom May 4, 2012What's the use of lecturing? […]
- The Hidden Bias April 27, 2012Reflections from a gay pediatrician. […]
Faculty Publications
- Does Screening for Depression in Primary Care Improve Outcome?
- Superior prognostic utility of gross and metabolic tumor volume compared to standardized uptake value using PET/CT in head and neck squamous cell carcinoma patients treated with intensity-modulated radiotherapy.
- What Affects Human Papillomavirus Vaccination Rates? A Qualitative Analysis of Providers' Perceptions.
- Detection of osteophytes and subchondral cysts in the knee with use of tomosynthesis.
- Amyloidomics comes of age.
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