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If you or a colleague you know has recently received local recognition, an award, or has been published in a scholarly journal, the Chapter wants to know! Contact Loretta Ponesse @ lponesse@nyacp.org or call the NYACP office at (518) 427-0366. Governor Cuomo Appoints SUNY Downstate President and Former ACP President Wayne J. Riley, MD, MPH, MBA, MACP to Newly-Formed Maternal Mortality Review Board - As a member of board, Dr. Riley will be responsible for reviewing the cause of each maternal death in the state and for making recommendations to the New York State Department of Health on strategies for preventing future deaths and improving overall health outcomes for mothers in New York. Congratulations, Dr. Riley! Sister Katherine Seibert, MD, PhD, FACP, SC - Dr. Seibert (Nanuet, NY) has been recommended by the Creighton University Committee on Public Honors and Events as the recipient of the Alumni Merit Award for the School of Medicine. The Alumni Merit Award recognizes outstanding alumni from each school and college. It honors men and women who live life with high moral standards, guided by the Jesuit ideal of "women and men for and with others." This award will be presented to Dr. Seibert on February 7, 2020 at the Evening of Honors during Founders week. In April 2018, Dr. Seibert was presented with The Dr. Thomas A. Dooley Award by the University of Notre Dame Alumni Association for her special work initiating and developing a quality cancer program in a county where there were no cancer services previously (Sullivan County, NY) and for her current compassionate medical care of the underserved. She was also honored with the Exemplar Award from the The Notre Dame Club of the Mid-Hudson Valley in May 2018. Congratulations, Dr. Seibert for the many years of dedicated service in providing medical care to many underseved and vulnerable patients in NY State! Ankita Sagar, MD, FACP - Elected to Serve as a Representative on ACP's Council of Early Career Physicians (CECP) - Dr. Sagar (Brooklyn, NY) will begin serving a three-year term at ACP's Internal Medicine Meeting 2020. Ankita...congratulations on this wonderful accomplishment! Paula Lester, MD, FACP and AARP Healthy Living - Dr. Lester (Roslyn, NY) shares her experience in a recent article entitled "Feeling Younger Could Help you Live Longer - How old you feel may be more important than your age". Great article - congratulations, Paula! Niket Sonpal, MD, FACP and MSN|Lifestyle - Dr. Sonpal (Brooklyn, NY) shares his medical expertise on "6 foods guaranteed to make you gassy, according to a gastroenterologist". Nice job ... way to go, Niket! Congratulations NYACP Gertiatrics Task Force on the publication of your article entitled "The Looming Geriatrician Shortage: Ramifications and Solutions" with SAGE Publishing and Journal of Aging and Health! The Chapter extends it sincere thanks and appreciation to the following Task Force members for their hard work, contributions, dedication and determination:
Congratulations to Maria Torroella Carney, MD, FACP (NYACP Governor - Long Island Region)! - Dr. Carney was recently named one of Crain's 2019 Most Notable Women in Healthcare. Crain's stated that "honorees include exceptional clinical and administrative leaders, entrepreneurs, health care providers, physicians and scientists". Dr. Carney is the Medical Director for Post-Acute Services and Chief of the Geriatric Division at Northwell Health. New Masters, Fellows and Awardees from ACP's Internal Medicine Meeting 2019
Pictures from ACP Convocation 2019 Congratulations ACP Longtime Members! The Chapter is pleased to congratulate and thank the following members who have maintained membership in ACP for 40 years or more years:
2018 Chapter Laureate Award Recipients:
Below are some our members' most recent accomplishments: Sima Pendharkar, MD, FACP - Dr. Pendharkar was recently named a Top Hospitalist for 2017 by the American College of Physicians for her work in using technology to engage patients. As CEO and founder of Valeet Healthcare, her own health IT company, she is working to streamline diagnosis by using data analytics, machine learning, and artificial intelligence to process and synthesize information “so that doctors can focus on the important piece, which is interacting with the patient and making those connections,” she said. To read more about her nomination and work, please click here. Congratulations Dr. Pendharkar! Lynn Cleary, MD, FACP, Current NYACP Co-President, recently received the Alpha Omega Alpha Robert J. Glaser Distinguished Teacher Award at the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) annual meeting November 5 in Boston. The award recognizes faculty members who have distinguished themselves in medical education. Dr. Cleary is Professor of Medicine and SUNY Distinguished Teaching Professor. Below is the video detailing her award. Congratulations, Dr. Cleary! Nick Fitterman, MD, FACP, Immediate Past Chapter President, whose “invited Commentary” was published in the December 12, 2016 online JAMA Internal Medicine on the subject of “Why Oxygen is Not Necessary for All STEMIs" << Read the Abstact and First Page here Salvatore Volpe, MD, FACP - Dr. Volpe will receive the Patient-Centered Primary Care Collaborative (PCPCC) James Desemone, MD, FACP - The Chapter wanted to acknowledge Dr. James Desemone, Associate Professor at Albany Medical Center as principal investigator on an applied sensor technology product from KemSENSE, a resident company at the Biomedical Acceleration and Commercialization Center of Albany Medical College. It has applied advanced sensor technology, originally developed by General Electric researchers to detect explosives and hazardous chemicals, to notify care staff whether a patient’s bedding needs to be changed because of wetness. To read this article in its entirety featured in the Sunday, August 20th edition of the Albany Times Union, please click here. Calvin Q. Pan, MD, FAASLD, FACG, FACP: Dr. Pan was recently published in the June 2016 issue of New England Journal of Medicine. The article details a large multiple center randomized control trial he conducted for the prevention of vertical transmission and global control of hepatitis B. Dr. Pan advocated that the Department of Health in New York City or other cities with a high concentration of Asian immigrants should adopt the policy of mandating physicians to perform a HBV DNA screening test at the second trimester during pregnancy. Providing antiviral treatment to hepatitis B mothers with high viral load during the third trimester should be a government response to control hepatitis B. Susan Lane, MD, FACP: Dr. Lane recently co-authored an ACP Position Paper relating to Graduate Medical Education (GME) funding entitled, "Financing U.S. Graduate Medical Education: A Policy Position Paper of the Alliance for Academic Internal Medicine and the American College of Physicians." The paper makes a series of recommendations to reform the current GME financing system to better align GME with the needs of the nation's health care workforce.To read the full text of the paper, please click here. Samy I. McFarlane, MD, MPH, MBA, FACP was recently named Distinguished Teaching Professor, College of Medicine, SUNY-Downstate. Home |