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Discovering New Knowledge

2014-15 ANNUAL REPORT

ON THE COVER

Winter/Spring 2015 Grant Recipients. Top row, from left: Lorenzo Berra, MD; Christopher Cropsey, MD; Robin Matyal, MD; Vivianne Tawfik, MD, PhD; Brant Wagener, MD, PhD; Eric Vu, MD; Sara Goldhaber-Fiebert, MD; Bottom row, from left: Helen Lee, MD, MPH; M. Yawar Qadri, MD, PhD; Weifeng Song, MD, PhD; Annette Rebel, MD; Nathan Waldron, MD; Gene Yocum, MD; James Rhee, MD, PhD

SPECIAL NOTE

Great effort was made to include all contributors in this report and to ensure the accuracy of names and titles. If we have erred, please accept our apologies and let us know so we may make corrections in the future.

Your Support Sustains the Specialty Dear Friends of FAER,

Thank you for your support of the Foundation for Anesthesia Education and Research. By supporting anesthesiology research and scientific discovery, you have made possible life-enhancing advances in medicine and improvements in patient care. You have enabled talented anesthesiologists pursuing new knowledge to transform our specialty and our hospitals, and, most importantly, to improve lives.

In the past year, the anesthesiologists who have received FAER grants have made many achievements and advances, and the trainees who participate in our programs have continued to pursue academic careers. Recent highlights include:

• Creating new knowledge: FAER alumni have recently published in Anesthesiology, the Journal of the American Medical Association, and the New England Journal of Medicine, among others.

• Establishing scientific independence: More than 50% of FAER Mentored Research Training Grant recipients receive funding from the National Institutes of Health within five years of completing work on their FAER grants.

• Building a pipeline for the future: FAER medical student fellow, Resident Scholar and Research Fellowship Grant alumni are among our current grant recipients.

This is also a time of transition for FAER, and I thank you for your loyal support throughout it. In July, the FAER office officially relocated to the American Society of Anesthesiologists® headquarters in Schaumburg, Illinois, after calling Rochester, Minnesota, home for 20 years. In October, the FAER Board of Directors will select the next President and CEO of the foundation who will lead us into the future.

The anesthesiologists who receive FAER grants represent the future of medicine and will bring about improvements in patient care. The discoveries they will make throughout their careers will allow us to be better doctors, train better doctors and provide the highest quality care imaginable.

Thank you for your generosity and ongoing support!

Sincerely,

Joy Hawkins, MD Chair, Board of Directors

LEADERSHIP LETTER

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Pursuing Scientific DiscoveryThe purpose of FAER grant funding is to develop the research careers of anesthesiologists who seek to answer important questions and make scientific discoveries in the areas of anesthesiology, perioperative medicine, health care delivery and medical education research. Anesthesiologists who have received FAER grant funding often go on to have successful careers as independently funded physician scientists who advance medicine through newfound knowledge.

In 2014-15, the FAER board of directors awarded grants in the following categories:

• Mentored Research Training Grants in Basic Science, Clinical or Translational, or Health Services Research $175,000 over two years; 75% research time, faculty within 10 years of completion of residency

• Research Fellowship Grants $75,000 over one year, 80% research time, anesthesiology resident or fellow

• Research in Education Grants $100,000 over two years, 40% research time, faculty of any level

NEW GRANT FUNDING

In May, 14 anesthesiologists representing 10 institutions received award funding totaling $1.75 million over two years. Work began July 1.MENTORED RESEARCH TRAINING GRANTSLorenzo Berra, MD

Massachusetts General Hospital

Stored blood transfusion and nitric oxide

Mentor: Warren M. Zapol, MD

Helen H. Lee, MD, MPH

University of Illinois at Chicago

Improving access to care for the pediatric dental general

anesthesia population

Mentors: Anthony T. Lo Sasso, PhD; Daniel Sessler, MD

James Rhee, MD, PhD


Role of GAPDH in the cardio-metabolic response to ischemia

Mentors: Anthony Rosenzweig, MD; Wei Chao, MD, PhD

Vivianne L. Tawfik, MD, PhD

Stanford University

Monitoring and modulating microglial cell activation in pain

Mentors: Sean Mackey, MD, PhD; David J. Clark, MD, PhD

Brant M. Wagener, MD, PhD

University of Alabama at Birmingham

Mechanisms of lung immunosuppression after traumatic brain

injury

Mentors: Jean-Francois Pittet, MD; Sadis Matalon, PhD

Gene T. Yocum, MD

Columbia University

GABA-A alpha4 subunit mediates lung inflammation and

bronchoconstriction

Mentors: Charles W. Emala, MD, MS; Jeanine D’Armiento, MD,

PhD

RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP GRANTSM. Yawar J. Qadri, MD, PhD

Duke University

Assessing differential microglial activation states in acute and

chronic pain

Mentors: Ru-rong Ji, PhD; Thomas Van de Ven, MD, PhD

Weifeng Song, MD, PhD

University of Alabama at Birmingham

Low molecular weight hyaluronan mediated airway

hyperresponsiveness in aspiration-induced acute lung injury

Mentors: Sadis Matalon, PhD; Jean-Francis Pittet, MD

Eric L. Vu, MD

Baylor Medicine / Texas Children’s Hospital

Three-dimensional ST instability: Clinical evaluation of novel ST

segment monitoring in single ventricle physiology

Mentors: Ken Brady, MD; Craig Rusin, PhD

Nathan H. Waldron, MD

Duke University

Temporary autonomic blockade to prevent atrial fibrillation after

cardiac surgery

Mentors: Joseph P. Mathew, MD, MHSc, MBA; Jonathan Piccini,

MD, MHSc

RESEARCH IN EDUCATION GRANTSChristopher L. Cropsey, MD

Vanderbilt University Medical Center

Effects of an electronic decision support tool on team

performance during in-situ simulation of perioperative cardiac

arrest

Mentor: Matthew D. McEvoy, MD

Sara N. Goldhaber-Fiebert, MD

Stanford University School of Medicine

Adoption of emergency manuals: Facilitators, barriers, and

characteristics of clinical use

Mentors: David M. Gaba, MD; Steven Asch, MD, MPH

Robina Matyal MD

Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center

Fundamentals of ultrasound course with verification of proficiency

Mentors: Feroze Mahmood, MD; Stephanie Jones, MD

Annette Rebel, MD

University of Kentucky

Anesthesia resident skill development assessed by competitive

OSCE event: Anesthesia olympics

Mentors: Randall M. Schell, MD, MACM; Marjorie Stiegler, MD

Winter/Spring 2015 Grant Recipients. Top row, from left: Lorenzo Berra, MD; Christopher Cropsey, MD; Robin Matyal, MD; Vivianne Tawfik, MD, PhD; Brant Wagener, MD, PhD; Eric Vu, MD; Sara Goldhaber-Fiebert, MD; Bottom row, from left: Helen Lee, MD, MPH; M. Yawar Qadri, MD, PhD; Weifeng Song, MD, PhD; Annette Rebel, MD; Nathan Waldron, MD; Gene Yocum, MD; James Rhee, MD, PhD

RESEARCH GRANTS RESEARCH GRANTS

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ON THE WEB Visit FAER.org/research-grants for more information about grant funding.

FROM FAER- TO FEDERALLY-FUNDED Fifty-five investigators have completed work on a FAER Mentored Research Training Grant since 2005. Of those, 30 have received significant extramural funding from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) or other federal funding source, such as the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI).

• Thus, 54% of all MRTGs completed between 2005 and 2012 resulted in subsequent NIH or federal funding. This funding included 17 NIH K08 awards, 6 NIH K23 awards, 9 NIH R01 awards, 2 NIH R03 awards, 2 PCORI grants, and two other types of NIH grants. Seven of the 30 investigators have received both NIH K-level and R-level awards, and one has received two R-level awards.

• Overall, a high percentage of both FAER grant applicants and recipients apply for federal grant funding, indicating that this group is intent in pursuing an academic career. However, a statistically significantly greater proportion of FAER recipients have received any sort of NIH funding in their careers as compared to FAER applicants.

• Twelve of the 21 investigators who have completed work on a FAER-funded Mentored Research Training Grant since 2010 (within the past five years), had NIH or other significant federal funding in 2014 or 2015.

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FAER Grant Recipient FAER Grant Type and Year NIH Grant Type and Year Awarded

Zhonghui Guan, MD MRTG-BS (2010) NIH K08 (2012)

Christopher Hughes, MD MRTG-CT (2010) NIH R03 (2014)

Erik B. Kistler, MD, PhD MRTG-BS (2010) NIH IK2 (2012)

Jennifer K. Lee, MD MRTG-BS (2010) NIH K08 (2014)

Jochen D. Muehlschlegel, MD MRTG-CT (2010) NIH R01 (2013)

Alexander Proekt, MD, PhD MRTG-BS (2010) NIH K08 (2013)

Jing Wang, MD, PhD MRTG-BS (2010) NIH K08 (2012)

Rebecca Aslakson, MD, MSci MRTG-CT (2011) PCORI (2013)

Frederic T. Billings, IV, MD, MSci MRTG-CT (2011) NIH K23 (2012)

Daryl Kor, MD MRTG-CT (2011) NIH K23 (2012); NIH R01 (2014)

Mark D. Neuman, MD, MS MRTG-CT (2011) NIH K08 (2012); PCORI (2015)

Arun Prakash, MD, PhD MRTG-BS (2012) NIH K08 (2015)

Catherine L. Chen, MD, MPH, Resident Physician, Research Scholar, University of California San Francisco Dr. Chen received a Research Fellowship Grant in 2013 to study unnecessary preoperative testing of patients undergoing cataract surgery. Her findings were published in the New England Journal of Medicine in April 2015. “This study serves as an example of how anesthesiologists can use health services research to contribute to the conversation about maintaining high quality healthcare while reigning in unnecessary healthcare spending. The findings have practical implications and can have an immediate impact on the way we care for our patients.”

Tobias Eckle, MD, PhD, Associate Professor of Anesthesiology, Cardiology and Cell Biology, University of Colorado Denver Dr. Eckle is examining the clinical consequences of short-term circadian disturbances that occur during surgery and anesthesia. In 2008, he received a Mentored Research Training Grant from FAER. Immediately after that grant, he received a career development grant, an NIH K08, from the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute and now continues to be an NIH-funded anesthesiologist through a major grant, an NIH R01. His research has been published in Anesthesiology, PlosBiolog and Nature Medicine. “As an anesthesiologist in research, I am extremely thankful to FAER and the ASA for providing an outstanding platform such as the MRTG that allows young anesthesiologists to pursue a career as a physician scientist. Without your generous support, it would have been extremely difficult to become an independent NIH R01-funded anesthesiologist.”

Renyu Liu, MD, MS, PhD, Associate Professor of Anesthesiology and Critical Care, University of Pennsylvania Since 2008 when he began work on a FAER-funded research project examining opioids and opioid receptor pharmacology, Dr. Liu’s research has had significant implications for public health. As an NIH-funded physician scientist, he is working to develop alternative tools and investigate the structural and functional relationship between opioids and the human mu receptor. The work Dr. Liu achieved due to his FAER grant put him on a path to receive significant funding from the NIH – first a career development grant, an NIH K08, and in 2014, an NIH R01. The grants have helped him establish independence as an investigator. Dr. Liu was recently promoted to Associate Professor and has published in Anesthesiology, Brain Research and Anesthesia and Analgesia, among others. “Such gracious support allows the advancement of our specialty and medicine. I, as a physician scientist, sincerely appreciate such support.”


Establishing Academic IndependenceRESEARCH GRANTS RESEARCH GRANTS

ON THE WEB Visit FAER.org/research-grants for more information about grant funding.

RESEARCH GRANTS RESEARCH GRANTS

Improving Patient CareMark D. Neuman, MD, MS, Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology and Critical Care, University of Pennsylvania In April, the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) awarded $11.9 million in funding to Dr. Neuman for a five-year study examining how to improve patient outcomes after hip fractures in older adults. The study will build off of work Dr. Neuman completed as part of his FAER-funded Mentored Research Training Grant (2010) and subsequent career development grant, an NIH K08. Dr. Neuman’s work has been published in several major journals including Anesthesiology, JAMA Internal Medicine, and the Journal of the American College of Surgeons. He is the recipient of the 2015 ASA Presidential Scholar Award. “By comparing two universally available, basic anesthetic approaches, the REGAIN trial will directly and immediately affect patient decision-making, care and outcomes for the more than 300,000 U.S. patients who need surgery to treat hip fractures each year, as well as the more than 8.5 million older U.S. adults who face decisions about anesthesia for other major surgeries each year.”

Arun Prakash, MD, PhD, Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology, University of California San Francisco Dr. Prakash’s research focuses on lung injury in trauma and the pathophysiology of lung ischemia reperfusion injury. He is examining the interface between sterile and infectious inflammation and how the innate immune system is able to distinguish between the two and respond appropriately. His findings to date have resulted in funding that has enabled him to start his own lab at UCSF. Dr. Prakash received a Mentored Research Training Grant from FAER in 2010 and is continuing his research through a grant from the National Institute of General Medical Sciences, an NIH K08. He has published in such journals as Anesthesiology, Molecular and Cellular Biology and Nature Medicine. “If successful, the proposed studies will benefit public health by identifying targets for therapies that can prevent unnecessary lung damage early in trauma while preserving the immune system’s ability to fight off infections.”

Vivianne Tawfik, MD, PhD, Pain Management Fellow, Stanford University Chronic pain is a widespread disease that costs an estimated $635 billion per year in medical treatment and lost productivity in the United States alone. Through a FAER-funded Mentored Research Training Grant, Dr. Tawfik is studying complex regional pain syndrome, a form of chronic pain that can occur after mild trauma such as a fracture or minor surgery. She is exploring how cells in the central nervous system (non-neuronal, microglial cells) contribute to the disease. Her findings could provide an avenue for diagnosis and personalized treatment of chronic pain. Prior to her current grant, Dr. Tawfik received a FAER Research Fellowship Grant in 2013. “FAER grants have been instrumental in my continued career development as an anesthesiologist-scientist. I can’t thank the generous donors enough for providing me the opportunity to pursue this important work that will advance our understanding of chronic pain.”

Brant Wagener, MD, PhD, Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology, University of Alabama at Birmingham After severe head injury, patients have an increased chance for pneumonia due to decreased lung immune function. This is, in part, caused by chemicals released from the brain. Through a FAER Mentored Research Training Grant, Dr. Wagener is studying this phenomenon in order to treat or prevent this secondary pneumonia that can cause significant organ damage and even death in patients with severe head injury. Dr. Wagener’s MRTG is building off of the work he completed through his first FAER award, a Research Fellowship Grant, which he received in 2013. Dr. Wagener has recently published his findings in Anesthesiology. “I am primarily interested in studying the secondary effects of traumatic injuries. While we as physicians do a great job of treating patients after acute trauma, there are a variety of problems that occur after the initial problems are stabilized. These problems lead to significant morbidity and mortality for patients. If we can understand how and why these secondary problems occur, we can find better ways to treat or prevent them and help patients get better more quickly and return to their daily lives sooner.”

John D. Mitchell, MD, Assistant Professor of Anesthesia, Residency Program Director, Beth Israel Deaconess Dr. Mitchell received a FAER Research in Education Grant in 2012 for his project, “Enhancing Feedback on Professionalism and Interpersonal Communication in Anesthesia Residency Programs.” Not only did his FAER grant help advance his knowledge, but it also allowed him to develop education research skills and leadership skills, both of which are necessary to make significant contributions to education outcomes and quality training of the next generation of physician anesthesiologists. Through his project, he improved his knowledge of designing and refining assessment tools in education. He has applied this knowledge in other areas of education, including assessment of curricula in echocardiography and assessment of resident professionalism and communication skills by patients. “My career development has been strong as a result of the support I received from FAER for my multi-center project on enhancing feedback to residents. The skills in education research and leadership that I have gained during this project will enhance the quality of research I conduct and the leadership roles I undertake throughout my career.”

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ON THE WEB Visit FAER.org/success-stories to learn about more FAER grant alumni.


MENTORS & EDUCATORS MENTORS & EDUCATORS

Mentoring Today’s Learners ACADEMY OF RESEARCH MENTORS IN ANESTHESIOLOGY The FAER Academy of Research Mentors in Anesthesiology facilitates the development of educational and research programs for junior faculty members, and it supports faculty members in mentoring roles. The Research Mentor Academy is a resource for the development of mentors and role models in academic anesthesiology and perioperative medicine.

Academy members include academic anesthesiologists and others who have demonstrated outstanding contributions to the development of physician scientists in anesthesia. The academy is led by a council, elected by the academy membership. Councilors for 2014-15 include:

• President: Zeljko Bosnjak, PhD

• President-Elect: Evan Kharasch, MD, PhD

• Past President: Jeanine Wiener-Kronish, MD

• Councilor-at-Large: Rona Giffard, MD, PhD

• Councilor-at-Large: Mark F. Newman, MD

• Councilor-at-Large: David S. Warner, MD

View the full list of Research Mentor Academy members on page 30.

CURRENT ACTIVITIES

Workshop at the ASA Annual Meeting: Each year, the Research Mentor Academy hosts a workshop at the ANESTHESIOLOGY® annual meeting. Academy members and leading anesthesiology researchers and mentors participate as panel members. Topics range from how to find a mentor to how to apply for federal funding and more.

FAER Mentoring Excellence in Research Award: The FAER Mentoring Excellence in Research Award recognizes the value of outstanding mentors in anesthesiology. Each year, the Research Mentor Academy presents the award at the ASA annual meeting during the Celebration of Research. The 2014 recipient of the award was Jay Yang, MD, PhD, MSEE, Professor of Anesthesiology from the University of Wisconsin.

AUA Meeting Mentor-Mentee Program: In April 2015, the Research Mentor Academy hosted a mentor-mentee program at the Association of University Anesthesiologists (AUA) annual meeting. The program paired junior faculty presenters at the AUA meeting with members of the Research Mentor Academy. The goal of the program is to promote research and mentorship in anesthesiology, to provide mentorship on the value of an investigative career and to help the mentee develop a long-term relationship with the mentor.

FAER-HELRICH RESEARCH LECTURE The FAER-Helrich Research Lecture recognizes outstanding scholarship by a scientist. It is part of an effort to encourage early-career anesthesiologists and trainees to consider careers in research and teaching. Each year at the ANESTHESIOLOGY® annual meeting, the FAER-Helrich Research Lecture is presented as part of the Celebration of Research. The 14th Annual FAER-Helrich Research Lecturer was Emery Brown, MD, PhD, Warren M. Zapol Professor of Anaesthesia, Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital. Dr. Brown discussed “The Clinical Neuroscience of Anesthesia: Research, Education and Patient Care.” He explained how neuroscience research is rapidly changing our understanding of anesthesia, how a deeper understanding of neuroscience can change patient care and he described a neuroscience education program for anesthesiologists.

ACADEMY OF EDUCATION MENTORS IN ANESTHESIOLOGY The FAER Board of Directors established the FAER Academy of Education Mentors in Anesthesiology, as a companion to the FAER Academy of Research Mentors in Anesthesiology. The Education Mentor Academy initiates and engages in activities to improve education mentorship in anesthesiology. It recognizes educators and mentors who have made significant contributions to the development and advancement of academic anesthesiologists.

Academy members include academic anesthesiologists and educators who have demonstrated outstanding contributions to the development of physician educators and education researchers in anesthesia. The academy is led by co-chairs Catherine Kuhn, MD and Armin Schubert, MD, MBA. View the full list of Education Academy members on page 30.

CURRENT ACTIVITIES

Workshop at the ANESTHESIOLOGY® annual meeting: The FAER Academy of Education Mentors will host a workshop, “Developing and Mentoring Education Leaders,” at the ANESTHESIOLOGY 2015 annual meeting in San Diego.

Panel at the NYSSA Post-Graduate Assembly: The Education Mentor Academy hosted a panel at the 2014 NYSSA PGA and will host another panel at the 2015 meeting. The topics focus on developing education researchers and education research mentors.

MEDICAL STUDENT ANESTHESIA RESEARCH FELLOWSHIPS FAER’s Medical Student Anesthesia Research Fellowships provide funding to support medical students over a summer or a year in focusing on anesthesiology research, training in scientific methods and techniques, and learning how to incorporate research into a medical career.

Mariah Kincaid, MD, PGY-1 Anesthesiology Resident Brigham and Women’s Hospital 2014 Medical Student Anesthesia Research Summer Fellowship “Through the MSARF experience, I was further prepared to think critically, to function with independence while still understanding my knowledge and skill deficits, and to continually seek creative ways to integrate anesthesiology and research in public health. The first-hand experience taking a project from concept to publication and follow-up studies also equipped me with a fundamental skillset that will be hugely valuable as I continue a career in academic anesthesiology.”

Stephen Shumpert, Fourth-Year Medical Student Medical College of Wisconsin 2014 Medical Student Anesthesia Research Summer Fellowship “I gained insight into how translational research can greatly improve patient care and the vast areas that can be further investigated. The program provided early clinical experience in allowing me to work with my mentor in caring for patients throughout the perioperative period, which confirmed my decision to choose anesthesiology as a career.”

Chad Greene, DO, PGY-2 Anesthesiology Resident Vanderbilt University 2013 Medical Student Anesthesia Research Summer Fellowship “My experience with MSARF was truly extraordinary. I learned how to properly approach, design and carry out a research study in a very organized and methodical manner. I was also introduced to the field of anesthesiology in a very different light through FAER.”

MATCH INTO ANESTHESIOLOGY58% of medical students who have completed an anesthesia research fellowship through FAER and graduated medical school have matched into an anesthesiology residency.

PUBLISH IN JOURNALS30% of MSARF summer students are included as a co-author on a publication after their research experience.

RECOMMEND TO PEERS98% of medical students who participated in the summer 2014 MSARF program strongly agreed to the statement, “I would recommend the MSARF program to other medical students and departments.”

Lauren Lisann, BS, 2015-16 Medical School and Fellowship Institution: Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai Mentor: Stacie Deiner, MD

Rebecca Bickham, BS, 2014-15 Medical School and Fellowship Institution: University of Michigan School of Medicine Mentors: Alan R. Tait, PhD, Terri D. Voepel-Lewis, PhD

Claudia Sotillo, BS, 2014-15 Medical School: Boston University Fellowship Institution: Harvard Medical School Brigham and Women’s Hospital Mentors: Jochen D. Muehlschlegel, MD, MMSc, FAHA; Simon C. Body, MB, ChB

RECENT AWARDS Medical Student Anesthesia Research Fellowships are awarded during an annual application cycle. In 2015, 51 students matched into fellowships at 31 anesthesiology departments, bringing the total number of MSARF participants to more than 400 since the program started in 2005. In addition to the MSARF Summer Fellowships, FAER awards year-long fellowships to students who would like to spend a year focusing on anesthesiology research and receive additional training. Recent year-long fellowships were awarded to:


Nurturing Future LeadersMEDICAL STUDENTS MEDICAL STUDENTS

ON THE WEB Visit FAER.org/MSARF for more about medical student research.

RESIDENT SCHOLARSHIPS FOR ANNUAL MEETING

Sixty anesthesiology residents participated in the 2014 FAER Resident Scholar Program and 54 will participate in the 2015 program, which provides selected anesthesiology residents with the opportunity to attend the ANESTHESIOLOGY® annual meeting each year.

RESEARCH AWARDS

FAER recognizes and supports research excellence in residents by providing prizes for the best scientific posters presented at regional resident research conferences. In 2015, FAER awarded six prizes each to residents at the following conferences: the Midwest Anesthesia Residents Conference (MARC), the Pennsylvania Residents Research Conference (PARRC) and the Western Anesthesia Residents Conference (WARC). First place prize winners included:

• MARC: Seth Raymond, MD, Cleveland Clinic; Shereef Yassin, MD, Rush University Medical Center

• PARRC: Gaurav Rajpal, MD, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine

• WARC: Reed E. Harvey, MD, David Geffen School of Medicine, University of California Los Angeles; Barrett Larson, MD, Stanford University

FAER also awarded cash prizes for the top posters presented at the ASA PRACTICE MANAGEMENT 2015 conference.

• First: Andrius Giedraitis, MD, MBA, MSE, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine

• Second: Jordan Ash, MD, MPH, Brigham and Women’s Hospital

• Third: Trent D. Emerick, MD, University of Pittsburgh

SUBSPECIALTY SOCIETY ACTIVITIES

• In 2014, FAER made a $10,000 disbursement to the Society for Obstetric Anesthesia and Perinatology (SOAP) as part of the $50,000, five-year Gertie Marx/FAER Research and Education Grant. SOAP utilized part of the grant money for programs at its annual meeting in Toronto. Eleni Tsigas, Executive Director of the Preeclampsia Foundation, a patient advocacy group with a results-oriented mission, was the Gertie Marx/FAER lecturer. SOAP also hosted a Gertie Marx Research Competition and was able to award financial prizes due to Dr. Marx’s support of FAER.

• FAER also supports programming in conjunction with the Society for Education in Anesthesia (SEA-HVO Overseas Fellowship), and the Society for Technology in Anesthesia (FAER Panel at the STA Annual Meeting).

TRANSLATIONAL MEDICAL RESEARCH AND INNOVATION

• As part of a new initiative, FAER hosted the first-ever Anesthesiology Conference on Innovation and Entrepreneurship (ACIE) in 2014, and a workshop in June 2015. ACIE has evolved into the Anesthesiology Innovation and Entrepreneurship Program, which houses novel activities that exemplify FAER’s mission to advance medicine through research and education in anesthesiology.

$10,000 OR MORE

Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Annis+

Ronald L. Katz, MD+

$5,000 - $9,999

Frank Moya, MD

Dr. Mervyn Maze and Janet Wyner-Maze

Drs. Ximena and Daniel Sessler

Theodore H. Stanley, MD

Denham S. Ward, MD, PhD+

Warren Zapol, MD and Nikki Zapol, JD

$2,000 - $4,999

David L. Brown, MD

Stacie G. Deiner, MD and Jeffrey H. Silverstein, MD (dec.)

Mark Dershwitz, MD, PhD

Alexander and Carol Hannenberg+

Joy L. Hawkins, MD

Jeffrey R. Kirsch, MD

Catherine M. Kuhn, MD+

Kathryn E. McGoldrick, MD+

Dolores B. Njoku, MD

Pamela P. Palmer, MD, PhD

Srikanth S. Patankar, MD, MBBS

Y. S. Prakash, MD, PhD

Michael M. Todd, MD

Paloma Toledo, MD, MPH

Cynthia A. Wong, MD

Margaret Wood, MD, FRCA

Glenn E. Woodworth, MD

James R. Zaidan, MD, MBA+

$1,000 - $1,999

Rishimani Adsumelli, MD

Dr. Corrie T. M. Anderson and Ms. Virginia E. Williams II

Joseph F. Antognini, MD+

Douglas R. Bacon, MD, MA

Keith H. Baker, MD, PhD

Wendy B. Binstock, MD

Thomas J. Blanck, MD, PhD

George T. Blike, MD

Azmy Boutros, MD+

Stephen M. Breneman, MD, PhD

David Broussard, MD

Dr. David Chestnut and Mrs. Janet Chestnut

Daniel J. Cole, MD

Dr. and Mrs. Robert Cordes

James E. Cottrell, MD

Dr. and Mrs. Bruce F. Cullen

Donn M. Dennis, MD, FAHA+

Richard P. Dutton, MD, MBA

James C. Eisenach, MD+

Charles W. Emala, MD

Alex S. Evers, MD

Jane and John Fitch

Lee A. Fleisher, MD+

Pamela Flood, MD and Steven L. Shafer, MD

Simon Gelman, MD, PhD+

James D. Grant, MD

Drs. Jerome H. and Shirley Graves Modell

Andrew A. Greenberg, MD

Orin F. Guidry, MD+

Dr. and Mrs. Steven Hall+

Judith Hellman, MD

Thomas K. Henthorn, MD

Bradley J. Hindman, MD+

Harriet W. Hopf, MD

Roger A. Johns, MD, PhD, MPH

Evan D. Kharasch, MD, PhD

Markus G. Klass, MD, PhD

Charles D. Kurth, MD

Mark J. Lema, MD, PhD

INDIVIDUAL DONORS

FOUNDING SUPPORTER

Advancing the SpecialtyRESIDENT & SPECIAL PROGRAMS CONTRIBUTORS


Investing in the FutureThank you for your support of the Foundation for Anesthesia Education and Research. By supporting anesthesiology research and scientific discovery, you have made possible life-enhancing advances in medicine and improvements in patient care. You have enabled talented anesthesiologists pursuing new knowledge to transform our specialty and our hospitals, and, most importantly, to improve lives.

This report recognizes donations made between 1/1/2014 and 12/31/2014. Great effort was made to include all contributors in this report and to ensure the accuracy of names and titles. If we have erred, please accept our apologies and let us know so we may make corrections in the future.

Acknowledging total annual contributions made between 1/1/2014 and 12/31/2014. Individual contributors listed in bold have supported FAER with $25,000 or more of donations in their lifetime. Individual contributors listed in italics have supported FAER with $10,000 or more of donations in their lifteime. Individual contributors noted with an (+) have supported FAER for 10 or more consecutive years (2005-2014). Lifetime contribution totals were calculated uisng donations received from 1995 to 12/31/2014.

$1,000 - $1,999

Cynthia A. Lien, MD

Dr. Philip and Christine Lumb+

Carl Lynch, III, MD, PhD

Linda J. Mason, MD

James G. Mathis, MD

Thomas M. McLoughlin, MD

Ronald D. Miller, MD

W. Stephen Minore, MD

Mary J. Njoku, MD

Rita L. Orkin

Christina M. Pabelick, MD

Mary Dale Peterson, MD

May C. Pian-Smith, MD, MS

James P. Rathmell, MD

Kai Rehder, MD+

Dr. Lawrence J. Saidman

Dr. and Mrs. Warren Sandberg

Armin Schubert, MD, MBA+

Eugene P. Sinclair, MD+

Donald R. Stanski, MD

Dr. Eckehard Stuth and Ms. Janellen Becker-Stuth

Joseph W. Szokol, MD

Michael M. Todd, MD

Drs. Robert and Sue Vaughan

Shu-Ming Wang, MD

David S. Warner, MD

John M. Zerwas, MD

$500 - $999

Raed Abdullah, MD

Valerie A. Arkoosh, MD, MPH

Donald E. Arnold, MD

Michael S. Avidan, MBBCh, FCASA

Dr. Richard and Ms. Catherine Bartkowski+

Verna L. Baughman, MD

Honorio T. Benzon, MD+

Frederic T. Billings, IV, MD, MSCI

Philip F. Boyle, MD and Kristine Boyle

Lois L. Bready, MD

E. Jane Brock DO

Lillian K. Chen, MD+

Frederick W. Cheney, MD+

Randall M. Clark, MD

Neal H. Cohen, MD

Joseph F. Cotten, MD, PhD

Melle Dalton, MD

Marilyn K. Dearmond, MD

Glenn E. Deboer, MD

Steven B. Edelstein, MD

Cynthia A. Ferris, MD

Stuart A. Forman, MD, PhD

George Gallos, MD

Paul Garcia, MD, PhD

Mark A. Gerhardt, MD, PhD

Rona G. Giffard, MD, PhD

Laurent G. Glance, MD

D. David Glass, MD+

Peter A. Goldstein, MD

George A. Gregory, MD

Alan W. Grogono, MD, FRCA

Michael G. Guertin, MD

Merel H. Harmel, MD

Ernestine Harmel, MD

Hugh C. Hemmings, Jr., MD, PhD

Allen I. Hyman, MD

Robert P. Introna, MD

Francis M. James, III, MD+

Joanne Jene, MD+

Zeev N. Kain, MD, MBA, MA

Patricia A. Kapur, MD

Jerome M. Klafta, MD

Tom C. Krejcie, MD

Patrick J. Lawler, MD

Abraham J. Layon, MD

J. L. Lichtor, MD

David E. Longnecker, MD

Mirjana Lovrincevic, MD

Maureen T. Luby, MD

Stephen Markowitz, MD, PhD

George A. Mashour, MD, PhD

Joseph Mathew, MD

Eric M. May, MD

John E. McCall, MD

Gregory B. McComas, MD+

E. Kay McDivitt, MD

Lee A. McGinnis, MD

Dr. John and Mrs. Katherine Moyers

David J. Murray, MD

John B. Neeld, Jr, MD

Timothy J. Ness, MD, PhD

Mark C. Norris, MD

Parag Pandya, MD

Jerome Parness, MD, PhD

Madhukanta Patel, MD

Julia E. Pollock, MD

Michael A. Ramsay, MB, BS

John C. Rowlingson, MD

Clinton T. Rozycki, MD

Derek J. Sakata, MD

James A. Salvatore, MD

Scott A. Schartel, DO

David E. Schwartz, MD

Sam R. Sharar, MD

Chetan R. Shukla, MD

Robert N. Sladen, MD+

Richard M. Smiley, MD, PhD

Ken Solt, MD

Laura J. Springhetti, CRNA

Carol J. Szarko, MD

Margaret M. Tarpey, MD

Dr. Stephen and Mrs. Ellen Thomas

Rebecca S. Twersky, MD, MPH

John A. Ulatowski, MD, PhD, MBA

Marcos F. Vidal-Melo, MD, PhD

Mark and Mary Ellen Warner

Matthew Weinger, MD, MS

David M. Wheeler, MD, PhD

Karen S. Williams, MD

Courtney G. Williams, MD

John H. Wills, MD

Si-Ju L. Zimmerman, MD

$200 - $499

Benjamin Aakre, MD

Gregory C. Allen, MD+

Dr. James and Ms. Ellen Allinger

Michael J. Avram, PhD

Terrylyn F. Bankes, MD

Paul E. Banta, MD

Victor C. Baum, MD

Loren A. Bauman, MD

James L. Becker, MD

Richard A. Berkowitz, MD

Dr. and Mrs. Arnold Berry+

Julien F. Biebuyck, MD, PhD

Zeljko J. Bosnjak, PhD

Jeffry B. Brand, MD

Randall P. Brewer, MD

Michael K. Cahalan, MD

Frederick W. Campbell, III, MD

Wei Chao, MD, PhD

Dr. Marlene Chua

May L. Chin, MD+

Christopher G. Choukalas, MD, MS

David J. Clark, MD, PhD

Harriet A. Clarke, MD

Melvin A. Cohen, MD

Norman Cohen, MD

John R. Cooper, Jr, MD

Alberto J. De Armendi, MD

Neil DiGiovanni, MD

Thomas M. Dodds, MD

Lena E. Dohlman, MD

Drs. Karen B. Domino and Gene L. Brenowitz

John C. Drummond, MD

Burdett S. Dunbar, MD

Marcel E. Durieux, MD, PhD

Michael P. Eaton, MD

Thomas J. Ebert, MD, PhD

Zeyd Y. Ebrahim, MD

Roderic G. Eckenhoff, MD

Edmond I. Eger II, MD and Lynn Spilier

Jan Ehrenwerth, MD+

Dr. John and Ms. Gina Eisenach

Ms. Christin L. Engelhardt

James C. Erickson, III, MD

James J. Fehr, MD

James H. Fitzpatrick, Jr, MD

Herbert M. Floyd, MD

Gary B. Friedman, MD

Dr. Prasad and Ms. Sobha Gadiraju

Maribel P. Galiano-Goll, MD

John F. Geiser, MD

Steven J. Gerschultz, MD

Dr. James and Mrs. Ann Gessner

Anuradha J. Ghogale, MD

Dr. Ian and Mrs. Esther Gilmour

Allan Goldstein, MD

Jerry M. Gonzales, MD

Carolyn P. Greenberg, MD

Joel G. Greenspan, MD

Carin A. Hagberg, MD

Daniel E. Headrick, MD

Boris D. Heifets, MD, PhD

William H. Hervey, II, MD

Eric Heyer, MD, PhD

Dr. Jay C. Horrow and Mrs. Mindy M. Horrow

Philippe R. Housmans, MD, PhD

Sharon R. Johnson, MD

Clyde W. Jones, MD

Marshal B. Kaplan, MD

Dr. Max and Mrs. Rachel Kelz

Steven M. Koppel, MD

Forrest J. Krause, MD

William L. Lanier, Jr, MD

George Lederhaas, MD

Lorri A. Lee, MD

Panayota Liopyris, MD

Renyu Liu, MD, PhD

Martin J. London, MD

Anne M. Lynn, MD

Rajendra H. Majithia, MD

Simeon P. Manalili, Jr., MD

Catherine Marcucci, MD

Jonathan B. Mark, MD+

Wayne K. Marshall, MD

Lynne G. Maxwell, MD

Peter L. McDermott, MD, PhD

Karen J. McIlvena, MD

April McIver, MD

Desmond F. McLaughlin, MD

David Metro, MD

Keith W. Miller, PhD

Roger A. Moore, MD

Jochen D. Muehlschlegel, MD

Sheila M. Muldoon, MD

Thomas R. Murray, MD, PhD

Sathyendra Mysore, MD

Joseph J. Naples, MD

Joseph M. Neal, MD

David M. Nieto, MD

Fredrick K. Orkin, MD

Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. Otto

Paul S. Pagel, MD, PhD

Mukesh K. Patel, MD+

Lee S. Perrin, MD

Robert A. Peterfreund, MD, PhD

Theodore A. Peterson, MD

Drs. James and Beverly Philip

Richard C. Prielipp, MD, MBA, FCCM

Douglas E. Raines, MD

Frederic M. Ramsey, MD

Steven R. Rettke, MD+

G. A. Rooke, MD, PhD

Henry Rosenberg, MD

Stephen M. Rupp, MD

Senthilkumar Sadhasivam, MD

Nilda Salaman, MD

Howard Schapiro and Jan Carroll+

Richard M. Schlobohm, MD

William Schultz, MD

Larry M. Segers, MD

Alan D. Sessler, MD+

Robert E. Shangraw, MD, PhD+

Edward R. Sherwood, MD, PhD

Kirsten J. Simanonok, MD

Jan D. Smith, MD, MB ChB, FRCP

Francis S. Stellaccio, MD

Shepard B. Stone, PA

Laurence C. Torsher, MD

Richard J. Traystman, PhD

T. M. Truxillo, MD

Dr. Gregory and Mrs. Bonnie Unruh

Brant M. Wagener, MD, PhD

Jing Wang, MD, PhD

Thomas L. Warren, MD

Jimmie P. Watkins, MD, PhD, DDS

Barbara E. Waud, MD+

Margaret R. Weglinski, MD

Jeanine P. Wiener-Kronish, MD

James H. Williams, MD, PhD+

John P. Williams, MD

Jacques T. Ya Deau, MD, PhD

Edward A. Yaghmour, MD

Myron Yaster, MD

FROM LEARNERS TO LEADERSFAER is developing the next generation of leaders in anesthesiology and research who will see to it that the future of medicine sees as much progress as the past. Our programs and fellowship opportunities are designed to prepare anesthesiologists and trainees to be successful in pursuing academic careers, and obtaining FAER and other extramural research funding. Several recent grant awardees have previously participated in a FAER program.

• Five awardees are FAER Resident Scholar Program alumni

• One Research Fellowship Grant recipient was a FAER Medical Student Anesthesia Research Fellow in 2011

• Two awardees who received Research Fellowship Grants in 2013 are continuing their research with Mentored Research Training Grants awarded in 2015


CONTRIBUTORSCONTRIBUTORS

Nathan Waldron, MD; 2015 Research Fellowship Grant; 2011

Medical Student Anesthesia Research Fellow


$200 - $499

Lawrence I. Young, MD+

Jason Yu, MD

Philip J. Zitello, MD

David A. Zvara, MD

Michael P. Zygmunt, MD

$100 - $199

Richard P. Albertson, MD

Benigno R. Aldana III, MD

Melanie J. Alo, MD+

Rebecca A. Aslakson, MD, MSci

Wenyu Bai, MD

Paul G. Barash, MD

George E. Battit, MD

George S. Bause, MD

Robert F. Bedford, MD+

Joseph C. Belshe, MD+

Elliott Bennett-Guerrero, MD

Mitchell F. Berman, MD

Dr. Ramachandra and Neerada Bhat

Paul E. Bigeleisen, MD

Gwendolyn L. Boyd, MD

Timothy J. Brennan, MD, PhD

Neil W. Brister, MD, PhD

A. Michael Broennle, MD

Robert H. Brown, MD

William P. Bundschuh, MD

Divya Chander, MD, PhD

Wei Chao, MD

Stephen C. Cotton, MD

Jon P. Cowan, MD

Dennis D. Crane, DO

David J. Cullen, MD, MS

Alan E. Curle, MD

Mark L. D’Agostino, MD

John K. Desmarteau, MD

Steven C. Dondlinger, MD

Michelle A. Douglass, MD, BSN, CRNA

Talmage D. Egan, MD

Herodotos Ellinas, MD

Dr. and Mrs. Burton Epstein

Robert M. Epstein, MD

Neil E. Farber, MD, PhD

Ana Fernandez-Bustamante, MD, PhD

Robert F. Finegan, MD

Dr. Lynn and Mrs. Ruth George+

Hugh C. Gilbert, MD

Richard J. Gnaedinger, MD+

John L. Gordon, MD

Geordie P. Grant, MD

Jonathan Griswold, MD, MS

Leanne Groban, MD

John A. Hamel, V, MD

Brian E. Harrington, MD

Ronald L. Harter, MD

John S. Hattox, MD+

Stephen O. Heard, MD

H. A. Tillmann Hein PhD, MD

Robert A. Helton, MD

James S. Hicks, MD

Gary E. Hirshberg, MD

Glen E. Holley, MD

Kiyoaky Hori, MD

David S. Hunt, MD

Fumito Ichinose, MD

Yumiko Ishizawa, MD, PhD, MPH

Michael L. James, MD

Luzviminda P. Jocson, MD

Thomas G. Johans, MD and Jane M. Johans

Mr. Glenn Johnson

Drs. Samia and Kamal Khalil

James D. Kindscher, MD

Luke M. Kitahata, MD, PhD

Joseph F. Kras, MD, DDS

Gopal Krishna, MD+

Sapna R. Kudchadkar, MD

James J. Lamberg, DO

Alice L. Landrum, MD

Dr. and Mrs. Terry W. Latson

Philip W. Lebowitz, MD, MBA

Susan R. Lisman, MD

Roger W. Litwiller, MD

David P. Martin, MD, PhD

Constance L. Monitto, MD

James L. Mostrom, MD

Jeff T. Mueller, MD

Huong L. Nguyen, MD+

Daniel Nguyen, MD

L. C. Novak, MD+

Danuta Oktawiec Larson, MD

Steven L. Outly, MD

Mansukhlal G. Padalia, MD+

Arvind Palanisamy, MD, FRCA

Susan K. Palmer, MD

James M. Pepple, MD

P. Gail Pirie, MD

Raymond S. Roginski, MD, PhD

Marc A. Rozner, PhD, MD

Joseph V. Ryckman, CCF, MD

Adam Sapirstein, MD

Patrick J. Scanlan, MD

James C. Scott, MD

Joseph L. Seltzer, MD

Ms. Judith J. Semo

George P. Sessions, MD

Zhanqing Shen, MD

Stephen Slogoff, MD

Gustav E. Staahl, MD

Donald W. Stein, MD

William R. Stevens, MD

Young A. Suk, MD

Gerald F. Tuohy, MD

James R. Tyler, MD

Russell T. Wall, III, MD

Mr. David C. Wolfson

Doreen L. Wray Roth, MD

Zhongcong Xie, MD, PhD

Jijun Xu, MD, PhD

Marie L. Young, MD


CONTRIBUTORSCONTRIBUTORSCONTRIBUTORS

TRIBUTE GIFTS – IN MEMORY

Thomas J. Blanck, MD, PhD in memory of Tobias Blanck

Philip F. Boyle, MD and Kristine Boyle in memory of E.H. Boyle, MD

Harriet A. Clarke, MD in memory of Pearl G. McNall, MD

John R. Cooper, Jr, MD in memory of Arthur S. Keats, MD

Burdett S. Dunbar, MD in memory of Ezzat Abouleish, MD

Jane and John Fitch in memory of Rev. & Mrs. Knott

James H. Fitzpatrick, Jr, MD in memory of John Kreul, MD

Andrew A. Greenberg, MD in memory of Dr. Ronald Jay Orrell

Merel H. Harmel, MD in memory of Austin Lamont

Marshal B. Kaplan, MD in memory of Amanda

Jerome M. Klafta, MD in memory of Andranik Ovassapian

Roger W. Litwiller, MD in memory of Cindy Zerwas

Thomas T. McGranahan, Sr, MD in memory of Genevieve S. Burk, MD

Joseph J. Naples, MD in memory of Adolph H. Gieseke, MD

Rita L. Orkin in memory of Louis R. Orkin, MD and Howard L. Zauder, MD

Fredrick K. Orkin, MD in memory of Louis R. Orkin MD and Garfield Russell, MD

Raymond S. Roginski, MD, PhD in memory of Edward S. Roginski

Thomas L. Warren, MD in memory of Stan Antosh, MD

John P. Williams, MD in memory of Joseph C. Gabel, MD

TRIBUTE GIFTS – IN HONOR

Gregory C. Allen, MD in honor of Jerome Parness, MD

Douglas R. Bacon, MD, MA in honor of Alan Sessler, MD

Paul E. Bigeleisen, MD in honor of Denham S. Ward, MD, PhD

Lena E. Dohlman, MD in honor of Carin & Claes Dohlman

Marcel E. Durieux, MD, PhD in honor of Dr. Edward C. Nemergut

Ms. Christin L. Engelhardt in honor of Eugene Viscusi, MD; Doug Merrill, MD

Dr. and Mrs. Burton Epstein in honor of John B. Neeld, Jr., MD

Robert M. Epstein, MD in honor of Mrs. E.M. Papper

Neil E. Farber, MD, PhD in honor of Linda Farber

Jonathan Griswold, MD, MS in honor of Susan Lisman, MD

Fumito Ichinose, MD in honor of Warren M. Zapol, MD

Alice L. Landrum, MD in honor of Drs. Dola Thompson and Richard Clark

William L. Lanier, Jr, MD in honor of the Society for Neuroscience in Anesthesia and Critical Care (SNACC)

C. P. Larson, Jr, MD in honor of Francis L. DeBon, MD

Carl Lynch, III, MD, PhD in honor of Robert M. Epstein, MD

John B. Neeld, Jr, MD in honor of Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Sinclair

Jerome Parness, MD, PhD in honor of Alan D. Sessler, MD

Jeffrey S. Plagenhoef, MD in honor of Ralph Baldwin Fillmore, MD

John C. Rowlingson, MD in honor of Ashley Shilling, MD

Joseph V. Ryckman, CCF, MD in honor of David L. Brown, MD

Laurence C. Torsher, MD in honor of Alan Sessler, MD

Dr. Gregory and Mrs. Bonnie Unruh in honor of Alan D. Sessler, MD

Mr. David C. Wolfson in honor of Nikki J. Zapol, JD

Lawrence I. Young, MD in honor of Dr. Helen Misenheimer

HONORARIA

American Society of Anesthesiologists honorarium for Denham S. Ward, MD, PhD

Lippincott, Williams and Wilkins honorarium for the authors and editors of “Avoiding Common Anesthesia Errors”

Lippincott, Williams and Wilkins honorarium for the authors and editors of “The Anesthesia Technician & Technologist’s Manual”

University Anesthesiologists, S.C. honorarium for Joseph W. Szokol, MD

University of Florida Medical Center honorarium for Evan D. Kharasch, MD, PhD

University of Maryland School of Medicine honorarium for Jeffrey R. Kirsch, MD

Oregon Health & Science University honorarium for George Gallos, MD

UP TO $99

Michael Andreae, MD

Dr. and Mrs. Richard Beers

Peter A. Boulukos, MD

Robert W. Brandt, MD

Gary J. Brenner, MD

Ruth E. Burstrom, MD

Donn A. Chambers, MD

Augusto Chiriboga, MD

Richard B. Clark, MD+

Jonathan T. Clarke, MD

David M. Clement, MD

Michael P. Cuda, MD

Lawrence D. Egbert, MD, MPH

Adam H. Fischler, MD

Julie Freed, MD

Preston P. Hawkins, MD

Lee L. Hoffer, MD, PhD

Thomas T. Klumpner, MD

C. P. Larson, Jr, MD

Sean R. Love

Zhe Ma

Edward J. Mascha, PhD

Thomas T. McGranahan, Sr, MD

James Nelson, MBBS

Michael G. Parisi, DO

Anthony N. Passannante, MD

Roger J. Pede, MD

Jeffrey S. Plagenhoef, MD

Mary M. Schrandt, MAOM

David T. Seitman, MD

Evan J. Tilley, MD

Carlos E. Villalobos, MD

Alexander E. Weingarten, MD

Woodrow W. Wendling, MD

Richard A. Wiklund, MD

MAINTAINING OUR VITALITY“I support FAER because it plays a critical role in providing early funding for early stage academic anesthesiologists, allowing them protected time to launch the research part of their careers. In these days of limited NIH funding, this is essential to maintain the vitality of our specialty and assure that anesthesiologists continue to contribute to generating new knowledge in medicine.”

- Rona Giffard, MD, PhD, Stanford University


HONOR YOUR MENTOR Mentorship is an important part of building a successful and productive career in medicine. Many FAER donors have chosen to recognize the outstanding mentors who support and guide future physician scientists by making tribute gifts to the foundation.

Melanie Alo, MD in memory of Dr. Lewis Coveler “In memory of my mentor Lewis Coveler who showed me the path toward anesthesiology when I was an undecided medical student. Once in residency, he guided me as well, always teaching and being supportive, bolstering my confidence. I eventually had the honor of working with him as a member of our group of pediatric anesthesiologists.”

Dr. Corrie T. Anderson in honor of Clyde Anderson and Ronald L. Katz, MD “My father was the best role model a son could have. He taught me honesty, respect for one self and a thirst to learn and do my best. Dr. Katz was the greatest chairman I have ever had. He did not put limits on me and was intellectually challenging. He taught me about more than anesthesiology – about how to be a good leader.”

Robert F. Bedford, MD in memory of Donald Clark, MD “In ‘memory’ of my mentor Donald Clark, MD. First one-on-one instructor, summer 1969.”

David Broussard, MD in honor of Armin Schubert, MD, MBA “Armin’s commitment to anesthesia education and research are an inspiration to everyone he touches. Thank you for everything you have done for the profession!”

Richard Clark, MD in honor of Carmelita Pablo, MD “She saved our department!”

David J. Cullen, MD, MS in honor of Ted Eger, MD “He changed me from just a clinician to an academic clinical scientist and made possible my career at Mass General Hospital and Harvard Medical School.”

Mark L. D’Agostino, MD in honor of John Patrick “Pat” O’Gara, MD “As a private practitioner, Pat was dedicated to learning and teaching. In addition, his patient care was excellent. He took time to know his patients, medically and personally.”

Melle Dalton, MD in honor of Ned Bowe, MD “Dr. Bowe was my chairman who modeled fun competition with joy, stories, teamly patient care and excellence in academics.”

Melle Dalton, MD in honor of Paul Eckenbrecht, MD “As my attending, he valued and modeled kindness to patients and attention to detail.”

Melle Dalton, MD in honor of Jeff Haladay, MD “Modeled consistency, patience and unwavering quality of care as my attending.”

Melle Dalton, MD in honor of Gordon Langston, MD “As my attending, he modeled service and efficiency and now models acceptance.”

Melle Dalton, MD in honor of Grant Meisner, MD “Modeled academic excellence and knowledge as my attending and now kindness and compassion.”

Melle Dalton, MD in honor of David Oliver, MD “Was my attending and now a mentor modeling how to serve in administrative ways.”

Melle Dalton, MD in honor of James F. Turner, MD “Modeled later as my attending and partner now; how to help trainees relax, strive to learn and how to keep a realistic perspective of what really matters such as friends and family.”

Melle Dalton, MD in honor of John Quinn, MD “Mentored and modeled a love of learning and leading; quiet kindness, perseverance, creative problem solving and exemplary care.”

Melle Dalton, MD in honor of Christopher Yeakel, MD “Modeled perfection, laughter and clarity in care and collaborating with peers and providers.”

Paul Garcia, MD, PhD in honor of James R. Zaidan, MD, MBA

John Geiser, MD in honor of Various Mentors

Brian E. Harrington, MD in honor of Joe Neal, MD “Not only is Joe a great mentor, encouraging others for excellence, but he is also a perfect role model (modest, hard-working and has intellectual integrity).”

Clyde W. Jones, MD in honor of Arthur Y. Sprague, MD, FACA “Dr. Sprague is a consummate professional. He taught me to be technically and clinically excellent and the importance of hard work, dedication, confidence, self reliability and assurance.”

Gerald Kirk, MD in honor of Denham Ward, MD, PhD “Dr. Ward was the residency program director at UCLA when I trained there 30 years ago. His career is the perfect example for academic anesthesiologists who aspire to combine excellence in critical care, research, teaching and administration. Although it will be a loss for FAER, I wish him the best in his retirement.”

Sapna Kudchadkar, MD in honor of Myron Yaster, MD “Myron Yaster has always epitomized the word mentor in the truest sense of the word — not just as a clinical and research mentor, but as a career mentor who has his mentees best interests always as his most central focus.”

Philip Lebowitz, MD, MBA in honor of Richard Kitz, MD

Susan R. Lisman, MD in honor of Bebe Wunderlich, MD

Sean Love in honor of Fumito Ichinose, MD “Dr. Ichinose’s patience, dedication to my education and personal growth, and innovative work as a researcher and clinician have inspired me to pursue a similar career in academic anesthesiology. My donation to FAER today is a token of my appreciation for Dr. Ichinose and for the kind and generous opportunity that FAER gave me to pursue research in the field as a medical student.”

Thomas R. Murray, MD, PhD in honor of Bryan Marshall, MD “Dr. Marshall has a truly remarkable capacity for facilitating collaboration and weaving together data from multiple sources to generate unifying explanations for complex physiologic questions.”

Paul Pagel, MD, PhD in honor of M. Saeed Dhamee, MD “Dr. Dhamee was my best clinical role model and the finest cardiac

anesthesiologist in Milwaukee’s history. I quietly thank him every time I step into the heart room.”

Paul Pagel, MD, PhD in honor of John P. Kampine, MD, PhD “Dr. Kampine is the reason why I am an academic cardiac anesthesiologist. I can’t begin to thank him enough for his guidance, encouragement, sincerity, generosity and friendship.”

May Pian-Smith, MD, MS in honor of Warren M. Zapol, MD

Sam R. Sharar, MD in honor of Robert K. Winn, PhD “He tolerated my ignorance and quietly guided me – making me feel that occasional successes were my doing, even though he was the key ingredient and role model: Wicked sense of humor!”

Jan D. Smith, MB ChB in memory of Peter Safar, MD “He changed my life and career!”

Brant Wagener, MD, PhD in honor of Keith A. Jones, MD “Dr. Jones has provided our department with a fantastic infrastructure to develop young researchers. Without it, my research fellowship would not have been possible.”

Brant Wagener, MD, PhD in honor of Sadis Matalon, PhD “Sadis has been an excellent co-mentor who has provided me with guidance that I would not have received from most mentors. Outstanding mentor that needs to be recognized!”

Brant Wagener, MD, PhD in honor of Jean-Francois Pittet, MD “Jean-Francois has provided me with experience as a research fellow that has been and will be instrumental to my career development as an academic anesthesiologist. I would not be able to take my next step as a researcher without him.”

Mark Warner, MD in honor of Alan D. Sessler, MD “He’s been my mentor since June 28, 1979, when I told my wife, Mary Ellen, that someday I wanted to be like Dr. Sessler. It was our first day as residents, and he and Dr. Ron Faust had oriented us. He’s been my mentor ever since — and continues in that role to this day.”

Jijun Xu, MD, PhD in honor of Mohamed Naguib, MD



INSPIRING A FUTURE CAREER “Dr. Ichinose’s patience, dedication to my education and personal growth, and innovative work as a researcher and clinician have inspired me to pursue a similar career in academic anesthesiology. My donation to FAER today is a token of my appreciation for Dr. Ichinose.” - Sean Love, 2014 medical student research fellow, in honor of Fumito Ichinose, MD

PROVIDING INSTRUMENTAL EXPERIENCE “Jean-Francois has provided me with experience as a research fellow that has been and will be instrumental to my career development as an academic anesthesiologist. I would not be able to take my next step as a researcher without him.” - Brant Wagener, MD, PhD, 2015 and 2013 FAER grant recipient, in honor of Jean-Francios Pittet, MD


ON THE WEB Hear more donor tribute stories at FAER.org/honor-your-mentor.



$25,000 OR MORE

Joseph F. Antognini, MD+

David L. Brown, MD

Simon Gelman, MD+

Ronald L. Katz, MD+

Kathryn E. McGoldrick, MD+

Edward D. Miller, MD


Frank Moya, MD

Alan D. Sessler, MD+

Drs. Ximena and Daniel Sessler

Bruce M. Shepard, MD (dec.)

Theodore H. Stanley, MD

Denham S. Ward, MD, PhD+

James R. Zaidan, MD, MBA+

$10,000 OR MORE

Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Annis

Dr. and Mrs. Arnold Berry+

Azmy Boutros, MD+

Frederick W. Cheney, MD+

Joanne M. Conroy, MD

Dr. and Mrs. Robert Cordes

Dr. and Mrs. Bruce F. Cullen

Donn Dennis, MD, FAHA+

James C. Eisenach, MD+

Alex S. Evers, MD

Lee A. Fleisher, MD+

D. David Glass, MD+


Alan W. Grogono, MD, FRCA

Orin F. Guidry, MD+

Dr. and Mrs. Steven Hall+

Alexander and Carol Hannenberg+

Joy L. Hawkins, MD

Bradley J. Hindman, MD+

Carl C Hug Jr., MD, PhD

Francis M. James III, MD+

Joanne Jene, MD+

Sean K. Kennedy, MD


Mark J. Lema, MD, PhD

Cynthia A. Lien, MD

Dr. Philip and Christine Lumb+

M. Jane Matjasko, MD

Dr. Mervyn Maze and Janet Wyner-Maze

John B. Neeld, MD

Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. Otto

Srikanth S. Patankar, MD, MBBS

Ronald G. Pearl, MD, PhD

Kai Rehder, MD+

Michael F. Roizen, MD

Duane K. Rorie, MD, PhD (dec.)

Myer H. Rosenthal, MD

Armin Schubert, MD, MBA+

Eugene P. Sinclair, MD+

M. Christine Stock, MD, FCCP, FCCM

Michael M. Todd, MD

Paloma Toledo, MD, MPH

Charles A. Vacanti, MD

Shu-Ming Wang, MD

Mark and Mary Ellen Warner

Margaret Wood, MD, FRCA

Dr. Warren and Ms. Nikki Zapol

Lifetime GenerosityThe FAER Legacy Society honors those who make a gift to the foundation through their estates, wills or trusts. Legacy Society members help safeguard the future of anesthesiology by ensuring that discovery, innovation and education will continue on behalf of the profession for which we are so deeply passionate.

Legacy SocietyThe Foundation for Anesthesia Education and Research recognizes individual donors who have made significant philanthropic contributions to the organization, and we thank them for their “lifetime generosity.” Private support of FAER funds the research of anesthesiologists such as Robina Matyal, MD, (pictured right) of Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center who received a FAER Research in Education Grant in 2015 to study “Fundamentals of ultrasound course with verification of proficiency.” The discoveries and innovations FAER grantees make will change the way we practice medicine and care for our patients.

LEGACY SOCIETY MEMBERS

Ann Bardeen-Henschel, MD, dec. (hon.)

Burdett S. Dunbar, MD

Simon Gelman, MD, PhD


Carl C. Hug, Jr., MD, PhD

Alan J. Mandel, MD

Gertie Marx, MD, dec. (hon.)

Linda J. Mason, MD

Kathryn E. McGoldrick, MD

George A. Rooke, MD, PhD

Bruce M. Shepard, MD, dec. (hon.)

Robert W. Vaughan, MD and Marjorie Sue Vaughan, PhD, RN

Yvonne Wagner, MD

Denham S. Ward, MD, PhD

Dr. Warren and Ms. Nikki Zapol

ON THE WEB Visit FAER.org/legacy-society to become a Legacy Society member.

IN MEMORIAM: JEFFREY H. SILVERSTEIN, MDFAER and the entire anesthesiology community remember Jeffrey H. Silverstein, MD, an esteemed anesthesiologist, researcher, educator and friend who enriched the professional careers of students, faculty and colleagues. His accomplishments in the study of postoperative cognitive dysfunction, research mentorship and the protection of human subjects are foundational. Dr. Silverstein passed away in July 2015.

Dr. Silverstein completed his medical training at the University of Extremadura in Badajoz, Spain, and his training in anesthesiology and critical care medicine at Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York City, where he worked for most of his career. He was Professor of Anesthesiology, Surgery and Geriatrics and Palliative Medicine, Vice Chairman for Research in the Department of Anesthesiology, and Associate Dean for Research at Mount Sinai.

Dr. Silverstein had a strong relationship to FAER. He received Research Starter Grant from FAER in 1990 and later mentored and advised FAER medical student research fellows and FAER Resident Scholars. He and his wife, Dr. Stacie Deiner, also made a commitment to generously support FAER in subsequent years and became strong philanthropic advocates and volunteers.

We extend our heartfelt sympathies and condolences to Dr. Silverstein’s wife and colleague, Dr. Stacie Deiner, his entire family and the anesthesiology community at Mount Sinai.

Acknowledging total annual contributions made between 1/1/2014 and 12/31/2014. Individual contributors noted with an (+) have supported FAER for 10 or more consecutive years (2005-2014). Lifetime contribution totals were calculated uisng donations received from 1995 to 12/31/2014.

CONTRIBUTORS CONTRIBUTORS

$25,000 OR MORE

$10,000 - $24,999

$5,000 - $9,999

AcelRx Pharmaceuticals

Baxter Healthcare Corporation

B. Braun Medical Inc.

Draeger Medical

Lippincott Williams & Wilkins

Frank Moya Continuing Education Programs

Piramal Critical Care

Preferred Physicians Medical

$1,000 - $4,999

Karl Storz Endoscopy

Mainline Medical

Sheridan Healthcorp

CORPORATE DONORS

SUBSPECIALTY SOCIETY DONORS

Academy of Anesthesiology

Association of University Anesthesiologists (AUA)

Society for Education in Anesthesia (SEA)

Society for Neuroscience in Anesthesiology and Critical Care (SNACC)

Society for Pediatric Anesthesia (SPA)

Society for the Advancement of Geriatric Anesthesia (SAGA)

Society of Academic Anesthesiology Associations (SAAA)

STATE COMPONENT SOCIETY DONORS

$5,000 OR MORE

Arizona Society of Anesthesiologists

Minnesota Society of Anesthesiologists

Tennessee Society of Anesthesiologists

Texas Society of Anesthesiologists

$2,000 - $4,999

Kansas State Society of Anesthesiologists

Massachusetts Society of Anesthesiologists

Michigan Society of Anesthesiologists

New York State Society of Anesthesiologists

North Carolina Society of Anesthesiologists

Oklahoma Society of Anesthesiologists

Virginia Society of Anesthesiologists

Washington State Society of

Anesthesiologists

$1,000 - $1,999

Alabama State Society of Anesthesiologists

Connecticut State Society of Anesthesiologists

DC Society of Anesthesiologists

Georgia Society of Anesthesiologists

Florida Society of Anesthesiologists

Illinois Society of Anesthesiologists

Indiana Society of Anesthesiologists

Iowa Society of Anesthesiologists

Kentucky Society of Anesthesiologists

Maine Society of Anesthesiologists

Maryland Society of Anesthesiologists

Ohio Society of Anesthesiologists

Oregon Society of Anesthesiologists

Pennsylvania Society of Anesthesiologists

South Dakota Society of Anesthesiologists

Wisconsin Society of Anesthesiologists

UP TO $999

Arkansas Society of Anesthesiologists

Colorado Society of Anesthesiologists

Mississippi Society of Anesthesiologists

New Jersey State Society of Anesthesiologists

New Mexico Society of Anesthesiologists

Rhode Island Society of Anesthesiologists

South Carolina Society of Anesthesiologists

Utah Society of Anesthesiologists

Vermont Society of Anesthesiologists

West Virginia State Society of Anesthesiologists


HONORING A TRUE INNOVATOR David Paulus, MD, had a passion for patient care, a strong commitment to his specialty, and he understood the importance of innovation in advancing medicine. Dr. Paulus, an anesthesiologist and professor of anesthesiology at the University of Florida, passed away unexpectedly in 2012 at the age of 67. He was also a professor in the College of Engineering’s department of mechanical engineering.

Cook Medical is honoring Dr. Paulus’ legacy through the David Paulus Anesthesia Innovation Fund and a pledge commitment to donate $250,000 over the next five years.

CONTRIBUTORS

FOUNDATIONS

Associated Anesthesiologists Fund of the Saint Paul Foundation

Gertie F. Marx Private Foundation

The Hyman Family Charitable Foundation

Ronald L. Katz Family Foundation

Stanley Research Foundation

Valley Anesthesiology Foundation

Anesthesia Associates of Columbus, PA

Anesthesia Consultants Medical Group, PC

Associated Anesthesiologists

University Anesthesiologists, S.C.

University of Florida Health Science Center – Jacksonville

University of Florida Medical Center

General Anesthesia Specialists Partnership

Medical Group

Harvard Medical Faculty Physicians

University of Maryland Anesthesiology Associates

University of Maryland School of Medicine

Oregon Health & Science University

Palm Beach Spine & Diagnostic Institute

Parish Management Consultants LLC

Park Slope Anesthesia Associates of New York Methodist Hospital

Pratt Anesthesiology Associates

Santa Fe Anesthesia Specialists, PC

Spectrum Medical Group

Springfield Anesthesia Services

Valley Anesthesiology Consultants

Westside Anesthesiology PC

PRIVATE PRACTICE GROUPS AND ANESTHESIOLOGY DEPARTMENTS

Acknowledging total annual contributions made between 1/1/2014 and 12/31/2014.

DEVELOPING EDUCATIONAL CURRICULUM Christina Spofford, MD, PhD, Assistant Clinical Professor of Anesthesiology, University of Iowa, received a FAER Mentored Research Training Grant in 2008 and a subsequent career development grant from the National Institutes of Health, an NIH K08, in July 2011. She is working on developing educational curriculum and research that seeks to improve response times during operative crisis. Dr. Spofford has published in Anesthesiology, Anesthesia & Analgesia and the Journal of Pain. “We know that functional pain behaviors are necessary for the study of postoperative pain and that reliance on reflexive behaviors are likely to lead to an incomplete picture of analgesic efficacy, knowing this is important for future drug development.”


CONTRIBUTORS

SOCIETY FOR ANESTHESIA EDUCATION AND RESEARCHUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham

Albany Medical Center Hospital

Albert Einstein College of Medicine

Anesthesiology Institute, Cleveland Clinic

Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center

Boston Children’s Hospital

Brigham and Women’s Hospital

University of California Davis

University of California Irvine

University of California San Diego

University of California San Francisco

University of Chicago

University of Cincinnati Medical Center

University of Colorado

Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons

Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center

Duke University School of Medicine

Emory University School of Medicine

Fletcher Allen Health Care

University of Florida College of Medicine

George Washington University

Georgetown University Hospital

Georgia Regents University

Henry Ford Hospital

Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai

University of Illinois at Chicago

University of Iowa Hospital and Clinics

John H. Stroger, Jr. Hospital of Cook County

Johns Hopkins University

Kansas University Medical Center

Loma Linda University

University of Louisville

Loyola University Medical Center

University of Maryland School of Medicine

University of Massachusetts Medical School


Mayo Clinic

Medical College of Wisconsin

University of Miami

University of Michigan

University of Minnesota

University of Missouri-Kansas City

University of Nebraska Medical Center

New York Methodist Hospital

New York University Medical Center

New York-Presbyterian Hospital (Columbia)

University of North Carolina Hospitals

Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine

Ohio State University

University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center

Park Slope Anesthesia Associates of New York Methodist Hospital

Penn State University-Milton S. Hershey Medical Center

University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine

University of Pittsburgh Medical Center

University of Rochester Medical Center

Springfield Anesthesia Associates of Baystate Medical Center

Stanford University Medical Center

State University of New York, Brooklyn (Downstate)

State University of New York, Buffalo

State University of New York, Stony Brook

State University of New York, Upstate Medical University

St. Luke’s-Roosevelt Hospital Center

University of Tennessee Medical Center at Knoxville

University of Texas Medical Branch-Galveston

University of Texas Medical School at Houston

University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center

Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center

Tufts Medical Center

Vanderbilt University School of Medicine

University of Virginia

University of Washington

Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis

Wayne State University School of Medicine

Weill Medical College of Cornell University

University of Wisconsin Madison

Yale University

WAYS TO GIVE

ONLINE Donations made online have an immediate effect on FAER’s ability to provide ongoing support for our programs and grants. You can make an online donation to FAER using your credit card. Visit FAER.org/donate to make your contribution today. SUSTAINING GIFT Your monthly, quarterly or semi-annual recurring gift of any amount is an excellent way to provide sustained support for anesthesia education and research. You can set up a recurring gift to FAER by visiting FAER.org/donate.

BY MAIL You can support the future of anesthesiology by mailing a check to FAER. Send it to us at:

Foundation for Anesthesia Education and Research 1061 American Lane Schaumburg, IL 60173

BY PHONE You can call FAER’s office at 630-912-2554 to make a credit card donation. Our business hours are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. CT. When you call, you may inform us whether your gift is a tribute in honor or in memory of a mentor, colleague, friend or family member.

OTHER WAYS TO GIVE There are a number of ways to support FAER philanthropically. If you are interested in making a planned gift or would like to personalize your contribution to FAER, contact us at 630-912-2554.

Support Today’s Learners in Becoming Tomorrow’s Leaders

Advances in anesthesiology are made possible by individuals who believe in education and research. Supporting talented anesthesiologists through the formative stages of their careers will expand research in anesthesiology, and will benefit our specialty, our medical centers and, most importantly, our patients. You can support research and education in anesthesiology by making a gift to FAER.

MAKE YOUR DONATION ONLINE AT FAER.ORG/DONATE. THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY!

Acknowledging total annual contributions made between 1/1/2014 and 12/31/2014.

Fiscal Year 2014 HighlightsFINANCIALS


2014 INCOME

American Society of Anesthesiologists $1,720,492

Corporate $67,108

State Component Society $59,100

Other Society $57,000

Individual $243,920

Anesthesiology Department, Practice Group

$360,500

Foundation/Trust $57,699

Total Donation Income $2,565,819

Other Income $13,850

TOTAL INCOME $2,579,669

2014 EXPENSES

GRANTS/PROGRAMS

Research Grants $2,122,075

Resident Scholar Program $96,510

Medical Student Anesthesia Research Fellowship Program

$180,887

Subspecialty Education Programs $10,000

TOTAL GRANTS/PROGRAMS $2,409,472

GENERAL OPERATING

General Operating Expense $826,212

Development Expense $311,392

TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSE $1,137,604

TOTAL EXPENSES $3,547,076

2014

ASSETS

Cash $305,548

Investments $23,471,996

Beneficial Interest in Trust $761,401

Receivables $53,626

TOTAL ASSETS $24,592,571

LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS

Total Liabilities $738,038

Undesignated Net Assets $24,145,331

Net Income $(290,798)

TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS $24,592,571

FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS FOR FISCAL YEAR 2014 These highlights are based on unaudited financials for the year ended December 31, 2014. For a copy of the complete audited financials, please contact the FAER office at 630-912-2554 or email [email protected].

INCOME

EXPENSES

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

LEADERSHIP & VOLUNTEERS

Board of Directors

Joy L. Hawkins, MD, Chair University of Colorado School of Medicine

George T. Blike, MD Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center

Daniel J. Cole, MD UCLA Medical Center

Richard P. Dutton, MD, MBA Anesthesia Quality Institute

James D. Grant, MD William Beaumont Hospital

Harriet Hopf, MD University of Utah

Roger Johns, MD, PhD, MPH Johns Hopkins University

Keith A. Jones, MD University of Alabama at Birmingham

Zeev Kain, MD, MBA University of California Irvine

Evan D. Kharasch, MD, PhD Washington University

Jeffrey R. Kirsch, MD Oregon Health & Science University

Catherine M. Kuhn, MD Duke University School of Medicine

George A. Mashour, MD, PhD University of Michigan

Linda Mason, MD Loma Linda University

Mervyn Maze, MB ChB University of California San Francisco

Francis X. McGowan, MD Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia

Dolores B. Njoku, MD Johns Hopkins University

Mary Dale Peterson, MD, MSHCA Driscoll Children’s Health System; University of Texas Medical Branch

Beverly Philip, MD Brigham and Women’s Hospital

Armin Schubert, MD, MBA Ochsner Medical Center

Alan D. Sessler, MD President Emertius (ex officio)

Daniel I. Sessler, MD Cleveland Clinic

Theodore H. Stanley, MD University of Utah

Eckehard A. Stuth, MD Medical College of Wisconsin

Paloma Toledo, MD Northwestern University

Rebecca S. Twersky, MD, MPH SUNY Downstate Medical Center

Jeanine P. Wiener-Kronish, MD Massachusetts General Hospital

Karen S. Williams, MD George Washington University Medical Center

Margaret Wood, MB, ChB Columbia Presbyterian Hospital

Nikki Zapol, JD Partners Healthcare

2014-15 OUTGOING LEADERSHIP David L. Brown, MD, Chair Donn Dennis, MD, FAHA Lee A. Fleisher, MD Alexander Hannenberg, MD Kathryn E. McGoldrick, MD Denham S. Ward, MD, PhD, President & CEO

Listing board membership as of 8/1/2015

LEADERSHIP & VOLUNTEERS LEADERSHIP & VOLUNTEERS

FAER EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEJoy L. Hawkins, MD Chair

Mary Dale Peterson, MD, MSHCA Secretary-Treasurer

Evan D. Kharasch, MD, PhD Vice Chair for Grants

Armin Schubert, MD, MBA Vice Chair for Programs

Karen S. Williams, MD Vice Chair for Development

Beverly Philip, MD ASA V.P. of Scientific Affairs

Alan D. Sessler, MD President Emertius (ex officio)

FAER EDUCATION STUDY SECTIONThe FAER Education Study Section reviews applications for Research in Education Grant funding.

Armin Schubert, MD, MBA, Chair

Joy L. Hawkins, MD

Catherine M. Kuhn, MD

May C. Pian-Smith, MD, MS

ASA COMMITTEE ON RESEARCHThe ASA Committee on Research serves as the study section that reviews FAER Mentored Research Training Grant and Research Fellowship Grant applications for scientific merit. Committee membership is appointed by the ASA.

Evan D. Kharasch, MD, PhD, Chair

Michael J. Avram, PhD

Michael F. Aziz, MD, Adj.

Matthias Eikermann, MD, Adj.

Holger K. Eltzschig, MD, Adj.

Lee A. Fleisher, MD

Gyorgy Frendl, MD, PhD, Adj.

James Hecker, MD, PhD, Adj.

Judith Hellman, MD, Adj.

Max B. Kelz, MD, PhD, Adj.

Judy R. Kersten, MD

Andrea M. Kurz, MD, Adj.

Jae W. Lee, MD, Adj.

Sean C. Mackey, MD, PhD, Adj.

Dolores B. Njoku, MD, Adj.

Y.S. Prakash, MD, PhD, Adj.

Sadeq A. Quraishi, MD

Daniel I. Sessler, MD

Ken Solt, MD, Adj.

Marcos F. Vidal-Melo, MD, PhD, Adj.

FAER ACADEMY OF RESEARCH MENTORS IN ANESTHESIOLOGY Paul D. Allen, MD, PhD

Joseph Antognini, MD

Michael Avidan, MBBCh, DA, FCASA

Thomas Blanck, MD, PhD

Zeljko Bosnjak, PhD

Emery Brown, MD, PhD

John F. Capacchione, MD

C. Michael Crowder MD, PhD

Clifford S. Deutschman, MS, MD

Thomas Ebert, MD, PhD

Roderic G. Eckenhoff, MD

David Eckmann, MD, PhD

James C. Eisenach, MD

Charles W. Emala Sr., MD

Alex S. Evers, MD

Lee A. Fleisher, MD

Gerald F. Gebhart, PhD

Simon Gelman, MD, PhD

Rona G. Giffard, MD, PhD

Michael Gold, PhD

Michael A. Gropper, MD, PhD

Neil L. Harrison, PhD

Judith Hellman, MD


Hugh Hemmings Jr., MD, PhD, FRCA

Carol A. Hirshman, MD

Quinn H. Hogan, MD

Harriet W. Hopf, MD

Roger A. Johns, MD, PhD, MPH

Keith A. Jones, MD

Michael J. Joyner, MD

John P. Kampine, MD, PhD

Judy R. Kersten, MD

Evan D. Kharasch, MD, PhD


Paul R. Knight, III, MD, PhD

Sean Mackey, MD, PhD

James Marks, MD, PhD

Jeevendra Martyn, MD

Joseph Mathew, MD, PhD

Mervyn Maze, MB, ChB

Jianren Mao, MD, PhD


Mark F. Newman, MD

Paul S. Pagel, MD, PhD

Pratik Pandharipande, MD

Ronald G. Pearl, MD, PhD

Jean-Francois Pittet, MD

Y. S. Prakash, MD, PhD

Peter J. Pronovost, MD, PhD

Srinivasa N. Raja, MD

Warren Sandberg, MD, PhD

Margaret M. Sedensky, MD

Daniel Sessler, MD

Steven L. Shafer, MD

Sam R. Sharar, MD

Edward Sherwood III, MD, PhD

Brett A. Simon, MD, PhD

David Stowe, MD, PhD

Eckehard A. E. Stuth, MD

Michael M. Todd, MD

Richard Traystman, PhD

Monica Vavilala, MD

David C. Warltier, MD, PhD

David O. Warner, MD

David S. Warner, MD

Jeanine P. Wiener-Kronish, MD

Yan Xu, PhD

Jay Yang, MD, PhD

Myron Yaster, MD

Zhiyi Zuo, MD, PhD

FAER ACADEMY OF EDUCATION MENTORS IN ANESTHESIOLOGYArnold J. Berry, MD, MPH

Robert R. Gaiser, MD, MSEd

Joy L. Hawkins, MD

Catherine Kuhn, MD

Alex Macario, MD, MBA

Matthew D. McEvoy, MD

John D. Mitchell, MD

David J. Murray, MD

Rita M. Patel, MD

May Pian-Smith, MD, MS

Steven H. Rose, MD

Armin Schubert, MD, MBA

Alan D. Sessler, MD, Mayo Clinic (Emeritus)

Mark Stafford-Smith, MD, FRCPC

James R. Zaidan, MD, MBA

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