At yesterday's Rutgers New Jersey Medical School White Coat, Dean Amy P. Murtha, MD and Robert L. Johnson, MD, FAAP, interim chancellor of Rutgers Health and dean of NJMS posed with students and family for a new "Dean Selfie." Congratulations to the class of 2030! @RutgersU
RWJMS and @RWJUH neurosurgeon, Hai Sun, MD, has received a $2.9 million NIH grant to identify the areas of the brain that trigger an epileptic seizure so that doctors can know where to target when they perform surgery to eliminate seizures. Congratulations Dr. Sun!
Enjoy highlights from our White Coat ceremony, held last Friday at the State Theater in New Brunswick, featuring the class of 2030!
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Congratulations to IFH core member & @RWJMS assistant professor Elizabeth Stone on receiving a merit award for her abstract on substance use disorder diagnoses among people with intellectual & developmental disabilities from @_aaidd! #AAIDD2026
Combining the research strengths of Rutgers New Jersey Medical School and Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School will create new opportunities for collaboration and innovation. Check out this video to learn more. @rutgershealth@RutgersU
The Division of Acute Care Surgery hosted the 4th Annual Stanley Z. Trooskin Distinguished Visiting Professorship in Trauma on May 27. More than 220 guests from RWJMS and @RWJBarnabas attended the lecture by distinguished visiting professor Michael F. Rotondo, MD, FACS.
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Douglas Corsi, MD, an internal medicine resident, was among 51 clinicians nationwide selected to participate in the American College of Cardiology's inaugural Fuster Prevention Forum, held in June in Washington. Congratuations Dr. Corsi!
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🎙️ New Episode of the SAPHA Spotlight Series continues w/ Dr. Sunanda Gaur, founder of the South Asian Total Health Initiative(SATHI) at @RWJMS
Learn how SATHI advances South Asian health through research, culturally competency, & community empowerment. buff.ly/sVQSth1
Census.gov, says the census in 1790, calculated the population to be approximately 3.9 million people. Today, that is less than the current population of cities like Los Angeles or Houston, and is a staggering 8,336% smaller than the nation's current population.
Congratulations to Ian Oldenburg, PhD, an assistant professor in the Department of Neuroscience and Cell Biology for being one of 21 new Pew Biomedical Scholars! @rutgershealth@RutgersU
The 14th Annual Department of Pediatrics Research Day was held in May. It featured 38 poster presentations that demonstrated a wide range of excellence and ongoing research in the department.
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Shortly before midnight on January 16, a critical care transport team rushed 13-year-old Luke Branagh to the @Bristol-Myers Squibb Children’s Hospital (@BMSCH) at @RWJUH via helicopter, where a team of the state’s top pediatric specialists were waiting.
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