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STATE OF THESCHOOL OF MEDICINE

Steven T. DeKosky, MD, FACPVice President & Dean

April 28, 2010

Our Students

It is with a deep sense of joy that I move that the Faculty of the School of Medicine, contingent upon the students' completion of the final requirements for their degree, recommend to the Faculty of the University of Virginia that the listed students be awarded the degree of Doctor of Medicine.

Our Faculty

It is with gratitude and appreciationthat I thank our distinguished faculty.

Match Day 2010

Student Awards

Raven AwardsAmir Allak (MD, MBA 2010)Lisa Herrmann (MD 2010)

Bolivar Network's Graduate Student Book Scholarship

Jose Mattos (MD, MPH 2011)

Awards & Recognitionof Our Distinguished Faculty

Thomas Jefferson Award

J. Thomas Parsons, PhD Chair of Microbiology

F. Palmer Weber Professor of Medical Research

2010 Distinguished Scientist

Alan F. “Rick” Horwitz, PhDDepartment of Cell Biology

Harrison Distinguished Professor of Cell Biology

2008-2009 Distinguished Scientists

Richard L. Guerrant, MD

J. Thomas Parsons, PhD

Michael J. Weber, PhD

American College of Physicians 2009 Key Contact of the Year

Preston Reynolds, MD, PhDDivision of General Medicine, Geriatrics, and Palliative Care

AOA Robert J. Glaser Distinguished Teacher Award

Eugene C. Corbett, Jr., MDDivision of General Medicine, Geriatrics, and Palliative Care

Anne L & Bernard Brodie Professor of Clinical Internal Medicine

2010 Edlich-Henderson Inventors of the Year

Kevin R. Lynch, PhDDepartment of Pharmacology

Timothy L. Macdonald, PhDDepartment of Chemistry

2010 Sharon L. Hostler Women in Medicine Leadership Award

Wendi W. El-Amin, MDDepartment of Family Medicine

Distinguished Recognition

George A. Beller, MDDistinguished Scientist Award

American College of Cardiology

Robert M. Carey, MDRobert Tigerstedt Distinguished Scientist Award

American Society of Hypertension

Richard L. Guerrant, MDRecipient of the Mentor Award

Infectious Disease Society of America

Benjamin D. Kozower, MDJ. Maxwell Chamberlain Award

The Society of Thoracic Surgeons

Christopher M. Kramer, MDSimon Dack Award

Journal of the American College of Cardiology

Gordon W. Laurie, PhD Named Silver Fellow

The Association for Research in Vision & Ophthalmology

Bradley M. Rodgers, MDSaltzberg Award Recipient

Surgical Section of the American Academy of Pediatrics

Robert M. Strieter, MDMaster

American College of Physicians

Brian R. Wamhoff, PhDCardiovascular New Investigator of the Year

American Physiological Society

Distinguished Recognition

Roger C. Burket, MDFellow, American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry

Kevin A. Janes, PhDNIH New Innovator Award, Packard Fellow

Wendy J. Lynch, PhDKavli Fellow, National Academy of Sciences

Weibin Shi, PhDAmerican Heart Association Best Science Award

William F. Walker, PhDCollege of Fellows, American Institute for

Medical and Biological Engineering

National Recognition

Reid Adams, MD President, American Hepato-Pancreato-Bilary

Association

Jann T. Balmer, PhDPresident, Alliance for Continuing Medical Education

Steven T. DeKosky, MDPresident, Neurology Council of the American Board of

Psychiatry and Neurology

Robin A. Felder, PhDChair, Medical Automation Conference

Barry M. Gumbiner, PhDBoard of Scientific Counselors

National Institute of Child Health & Human Development

National Leadership

National Leadership

Richard L. Guerrant, MDChair of the Board on Global Health, Institute of Medicine

Irving L. Kron, MDPresident, American Thoracic Society

Victoria F. Norwood, MDChair, Council of Pediatric Subspecialties

Jennifer Kim Penberthy, PhDNorth American President, Cognitive Behavioral Analysis

System of Psychotherapy International Network

National Leadership

Karen S. Rheuban, MDPresident, American Telemedicine Association

Bruce D. Schirmer, MDPresident, Society of American Gastrointestinal Endoscopic

Surgeons: Education and Research Foundation

Mark H. Stoler, MDPresident, American Society for Clinical Pathology

Editorships

Anindya Dutta, MD, PhDCancer Research

John A. Kern, MDInternational Journal of Vascular Medicine

Norbert Leitinger, PhDInternational Journal of Inflammation

Timothy Schmitt, MDWorld Journal of Hepatology

Mark H. Stoler, MDDiagnostic Molecular Pathology

International Journal for Gynecological Pathology

US News Rankings2010 2009 2010 Rank

Overall 25 24 -

GPA 3.75 3.73 14th

MCAT 11.3 11.1 23rd

NIH Grants $145.8 M $149.7 M 41st

NIH $ Per Faculty

$145,800 $159,400 41st

Peer Group 3.7 3.7 22nd

Residency Group

3.9 3.9 21st

Graduate and MedicalEducation

Claude Moore Medical Education Building

Claude Moore Medical Education Building

Claude Moore Medical Education Building

Medical Education

Entering Class (2014)Applicants – 4,286

Offers – 423

Holding – 339

Target – 148

Current Profile:

MCAT – 34.98 Q

GPA – 3.79

M/F – 55/45

URM – 72

Medical EducationNew Deans

Associate Dean for Admissions and Student Affairs• John J. Densmore, MD, PhD (Also College Dean)

Assistant Deans for Student Affairs (College Deans)• Rasheed A. Balogun, MBBS• Meg G. Keeley, MD• Christine P. Peterson, MD

Assistant Dean for Medical Education Support• Troy S. Buer

NexGen Curriculum• Initiates with Class of 2014• Five Goals of the New Curriculum

– Assure that all graduates demonstrate mastery of the 12 UVA School of Medicine Competences Required of the Contemporary Physician

– Integrate content around organ systems– Integrate basic and clinical sciences within each

educational experience and across all phases of the curriculum

– Incorporate experiential and active-learning activities– Provide frequent developmental activities for clinical

skills• Faculty Development – “Teach the Teacher”• Consistent with New LCME Requirements

NexGen “Teach the Teacher”

• Science of Education

• Restructure the Lecture

• Support Resources

• Internal Champions

Graduate Programs Leadership

Brian R. Duling, PhDProfessor of Molecular Physiology and

Biophysical Science and Biomedical EngineeringRobert M. Berne Professor of Cardiovascular Research

Amy H. Bouton, PhD

Professor of Microbiology

Associate Dean for Graduate and

Medical Scientist Programs

Graduate Programs Leadership

Graduate Student Data

PhD Recruiting604 Applicants

338 Training Grant Eligible

107 Offers of Admission

34 Acceptances

MSTP Recruiting157 Applicants

147 Training Grant Eligible

15 Offers of Admission

2 Acceptances

National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowships

Paul Anthony JensenBiomedical Engineering

Jason A. Papin, PhD, Mentor

Chelsi SnowBiochemistry and Molecular Genetics

Bryce M. Paschal, PhD, Mentor

Soo Jung ShinBiomedical Engineering Kimberly Kelly, PhD, Mentor

Research

Senior Associate Dean for Research

Erik L. Hewlett, MDProfessor of Medicine

Division of Infectious Diseases and International Health

Senior Associate Dean for Research

Margaret A. Shupnik, PhDSenior Associate Dean for Research

Professor of Medicine and Physiology Division of Endocrinology

Research Strategy• Expanded Role for RAC

– Support strategic planning efforts for the SOM

• Strategy Sessions– Involve Chairs, Center Directors, Research Deans

• Clinical Research Infrastructure Group– With the sunsetting of the GCRC, we are working to

ensure the SOM has the needed clinical research infrastructure and financial support

• CTSA– New Direction– New Leadership (Annex, Owens, Harrison, Yeager)

• Research Core Support

Current SOM Bridge Funding Program

Current SOM Bridge Funding 25% Department, 25% SOM, 50% VPR

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NIH Other

Funding (in millions) by Fiscal Year

Ivy Translational Research Building

• Initiate by end of 2012• Multiple design discussions, for

best way to accomplish translational research goals

NIH Awards 2009-2010

5 – RC1 – Challenge Grants 1 – S10 – High End Instrumentation1 – G20 – Core Facility2 – DP3 – Fine Mapping for Type 1

Diabetes1 – DP2 – New Innovator1 – PO1- Program Project Grant2 – T32 – Training Grants1 – R56 – High Priority/Short-Term

Project5 – RC2 – Infrastructure Grants

Please see State of the School Address on the web for the full listing of Grant Awards.

https://www.healthsystem.virginia.edu/internet/som

49 – RO1s

7 - K08 – Clinical Scientist Research Career Development Award

2 – K12 Scholars – CTSA funded

6 – K23 – Mentored patient-oriented research career development awards

1 – K99/R00 – Pathway to Independence 11- R21 - Exploratory/Developmental

2-UO1s – Cooperative Agreements

1 – RO3 – Small Grant Program

Fabulous Job By Our Faculty!

High Impact Publications 2009-10

Cell

Nature

Nature Cell Biology

Nature Biotechnology

Nature Genetics

Nature Immunology

Nature Medicine

Please see State of the School Address on the web for the full listing of faculty published, by journal.

https://www.healthsystem.virginia.edu/internet/som/

JAMA

Lancet

New England Journal of Medicine

Proceedings of the National

Academy of Sciences (PNAS)

Science

ClinicalPractice

Quality

• Mortality– Improvement of 10% - from 1.18 to 1.09– Clinical documentation improvement project– Multipronged mortality improvement project

GOAL = 0.8

25th Percentile

Quality

• Length of Stay– Better than expected – 44% of

departments– Continues to be of concern– Has risen years after Discharge By

Noon (DBN)– Patient Throughput Group

Hospital Relationships

Shenandoah Valley• Augusta Health• More than 50 years in the Valley• 26,400 square feet of clinic space• Cardiology, Pulmonary, Critical Care,

Infectious Disease• Strengthening UVA’s relationships with

Rockingham Memorial Hospital, Valley Health, Centra

Hospital Relationships

Culpeper Regional Hospital

• Excellent relationships, collaborations

• Existing Clinics: Endocrine, Infectious Disease, PMR, Vascular/Cardiology, Pediatric Cardiology, Pediatric Urology

• In Process: GI, Breast

Outreach – Outpatient Growth

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FY10 MD Service Locations & Work RVUs per Site*

FY2010 First 7 months (July 2009– January 2010) based on Work RVUs; includes only MD visits, consults and procedures.

Roanoke Mem1151

BCCH151

Centra Peds560+448

Winchester Peds +MC1900+433

Washington CoHlth Dept 509

Culpeper Total:756

N.Neck Free

Clinic4

S. Va Bch Gen148

S. Jackson250

S. Norfolk Gen332

Mem Reg MC147

MCV1723

Johnston Mem +284

UVA Presence in the MarketsUVA Health System Outreach Presence

UVA Nursing Home Medical Directorships

- Pediatrics

- Correctional Facilities

Select Virginia Hospitals

UVA Nursing Home Medical Directorships

- Pediatrics

- Correctional Facilities

Select Virginia Hospitals

UVA Nursing Home Medical Directorships

- Pediatrics

- Correctional Facilities

Select Virginia Hospitals

UVA Employee ConnectionService to UVA Faculty, Staff and

Their Families

Primary CareAppointment within 2 business days

Specialty CareAppointment within 5 business days

Diagnostic RadiologyAppointment within 3 business days

Applies to Initial and Follow up visits

Clinical Faculty

186 Best Doctors in America

47 Top Doctors

17 Top Cancer Doctors

New Clinical Facilities

• Hand Center– Joint program between Orthopaedics and Plastic Surgery

– Casting, therapy, radiology, minor procedures

• Spine Center– Opening May 10 in Fontaine Research Park

– Joint program between Neurological Surgery and Orthopaedics

– Includes PM&R, Physical Therapy, Anesthesia, and Neurology

• Focused Ultrasound

(Former LTACH) June 2010

UVA Transitional Care Hospital

2011Hospital Bed Expansion

Spring 2011

Emily Couric Cancer Center

2013

Barry and Bill Battle Building

Chair Search UpdateBiomedical Engineering

Mark Yeager, MD, PhD

2nd Visits

Microbiology Alan “Rick” Horwitz, PhD

2nd Visits

Pediatrics Craig A. Peters, MD

Short List

Public Health Sciences

Karen Johnston, MD,

MSc

2nd Visits

Department and CenterVisits

• 13 Through April 28

• Pathology, OB/GYN, Orthopaedics, Neurosurgery, Urology, Neurology, Neuroscience, Psychiatry, Radiology, Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics, Cell Biology, Anesthesiology, Ophthalmology

• More Visits to Come• askthedeananything@virginia.edu

The Campaign for Health

• Goal of $500M Reached Early

• Bridge Campaign– Build resources for core needs

– Complete capital projects

– New priorities

– Bridge funding

Questions?

askthedeananything@virginia.edu