Zucker Clinical Teaching Prizes
The Milton O. M30 and Natalie V. Zucker Clinical Teaching Prizes were established in 1998 to
promote and honor excellence in clinical teaching. Two prizes, one for Innovation
and one for Accomplishment, are awarded annually to clinical teaching faculty
for the purpose of:
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Rewarding and recognizing specific faculty for outstanding innovation,
accomplishment, and ability to motivate students.
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Encouraging all faculty to review those attributes needed to be an effective
teacher.
Nominations are
solicited from department chairs, division chiefs, and other members of the
faculty. The Curriculum Committee reviews
the nomination materials (nominees curriculum vitae and letter of reference),
discusses best teaching practices, and votes on the nominees. Nominees from the past two years who did not receive an award will be automatically reconsidered with the current year nominees.
The Zucker Clinical Teaching Prize Selection Committee, which consists of the Dean of the Medical School, the Dean for Educational Affairs and Dean for Students, and the Curriculum Committee Chair reviews the Curriculum Committee's votes and selects the winners. At the request of Mrs. Zucker, the committee strives for balance between recognition of past accomplishments and promising innovations, and between male and female nominees. Awardees receive a $2,500 award (unrestricted) from the Zucker endowment fund for teaching recognition.
For more information, contact the Office of Educational Affairs at 617-636-2191.
Awardees
2010-2011
- Henry Yager, M.D. (Nephrology) - Accomplishment
- Robert Trowbridge, M.D. (Internal Medicine) - Innovation
2009-2010
- Scott Gilbert, M.D.(Nephrology) - Accomplishment
- Dan Chandler, M.D.; Joe Rencic, M.D.; Laura Snydman, M.D.
(Internal Medicine) - Innovation
2008-2009
- Michael Worthington, M.D. (Infectious Diseases) - Accomplishment
- Kevin Hinchey, M.D. (Internal Medicine) - Innovation
2007-2008
- Michael Barza, M.D. (Internal Medicine) - Accomplishment
- Gladys Fernandez, M.D. (Surgery) - Innovation
2006-2007
- Mark Drapkin, M.D. (Infectious Diseases) - Accomplishment
- John O'Reilly, M.D. (Pediatrics) - Innovation
2005-2006
- John Libertino, M.D. (Urology) - Accomplishment
- Laurie Demmer, M.D. (Pediatrics-Genetics) - Innovation
2004-2005
- Stephen Wright, M.D. (Internal Medicine-Gastroenterology) - Accomplishment
- Elisabeth Wilder, M.D. (Internal Medicine) - Innovation
2003-2004
- Lawrence Milner, M.D. (Pediatrics) - Accomplishment
- Nora Laver, M.D. (Pathology) - Innovation
2002-2003
- William H. Garvin, M.D. (Internal Medicine) - Accomplishment
- Wayne J. Altman, M.D. (Family Medicine) - Innovation
2001-2002
- Paul J. Wang, M.D. (Cardiology) - Accomplishment
- Kristin L. Dardano, M.D. (Obstetrics/Gynecology) - Innovation
2000-2001
- Jonathan Schindelheim, M.D. (Psychiatry) - Accomplishment
- Elena Massarotti, M.D.(Internal Medicine - Rheumatology) Innovation
1999-2000
- Robert D. Kennison, M.D. (Obstetrics/Gynecology) - Accomplishment
- Brien Barnewolt, M.D. (Emergency Medicine) - Innovation
1998-1999
- Ernest Grable, M.D. (Surgery) - Accomplishment
- Scott Epstein, M.D. (Internal Medicine Pulmonology) - Innovation