Medical School
1997 HMS I, Immunology, Microbiology, and Infectious Diseases
(IMID) course, Harvard Medical School, lecturer, 30 medical
students.
1997, 1999, 2000 HMS I Clinical Pathology Laboratory Session, Harvard
Medical School, Lecturer, 60 medical students,
1998, 2001 HMS II, Gastrointestinal, Pancreatic and Hepatobiliary
Pathophysiology course, Harvard Medical School, lecturer, 35
medical students.
1999 HMS II, Endocrine Pathophysiology, Harvard Medical School,
lecturer, 30 medical students.
2001 HMS II, Pathology Laboratory Sessions, Module II, Course
Director, 35 medical students. Prep/contact time = months.
2001 HMS IV, The Objective Structured Comprehensive Exam—Course #1049, Harvard Medical School, examiner,
2003 Pathology Laboratory, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, lecturer, 20 second year medical students.
2003 Case Conference x 2, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, lecturer, 20 second year medical students.
2003 Introduction to Liver Pathology & Cirrhosis, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, lecturer, 200 second year medical students.
2004 Pathology Laboratory x 2, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, lecturer, 35 second year medical students.
2004 Case Conference x 2, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, lecturer, 35 second year medical students.
2004 Liver Pathology, Parts I & II, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, lecturer, 200 second year medical students.
2004 Disease Mechanisms, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, lecturer, 35 first year medical students,

Graduate Medical Course
1997 Cellular and Molecular Pathology and Immunopathology,
Northeastern University, Lecturer, 100 graduate students,

Invited teaching presentations
2000 CIMIT (Center for Innovative Minimally Invasive Therapy)
Program Review #6: Tissue Engineering, Gene Activation in
Tissue Engineered Liver, Lecturer, 100 Physicians, Researchers
and Investors,
2000 Surgical Grand Rounds, Pathologist, Department of Surgery, 100
attendings and residents,
2003 Journal Club, Marrion Bessin Liver Research Center, 30 principle investigators and post-doctoral research fellows, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Bronx, NY
2003 Journal Club, Pathology Department, 30 principle investigators and post-doctoral research fellows, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Bronx, NY
2003 Westchester Pathology Society, White Plains Hospital, 30 pathologists and residents, Westchester, NY
2004 Gastrointestinal Grand Rounds, Pathologist, Department of Medicine, 30 attendings and fellows,
2004 Pathology Grand Rounds, Department of Pathology,

Nonprint Materials

Superhuman Body: The Future of Medicine: Self-Repair. The Learning Channel. 9 p.m. ET/PT, March 28, 2001.
Nature has a wonderful ability to regenerate, and humans may not be too far behind. Scientists are already using the body's own cells and tissue to create new organs and repair damaged ones. They've already successfully grown a urinary bladder from living tissue, which has been transplanted into an animal - and it works. And in the case of severe burns, scientists are growing new skin from discarded foreskin tissue. In fact, a single infant foreskin - removed during circumcision--can grow enough human skin to cover six soccer fields. Viewers will learn how the remarkable "stem cell" is giving us hope in the treatment of a broad variety of illnesses and disorders.

College of American Pathologists, Story “Make a Healthy New Year’s Resolution” “Do-It-Yourself Home Testing Can Help You Manage Your Health!”
Station City State Market Affiliate Audience Airing Date/Time Airing Length
WLVI Boston MA 6 IND 1,286 12/21/2001 05:30AM 00:59
WLVI Boston MA 6 IND 1,286 12/21/2001 05:30AM 00:04
WLVI Boston MA 6 IND 22,692 12/21/2001 06:30AM 00:07
WLVI Boston MA 6 IND 22,692 12/21/2001 06:30AM 00:22
WLVI Boston MA 6 IND 127,151 12/20/2001 10:00PM 01:07
WLVI Boston MA 6 IND 127,151 12/20/2001 10:00AM 00:05

College of American Pathologists, New Year Resolution: Advocating Organ Donation, December, 2001
City, State Network/Stations Audience
Boston, MA WROR-FM 379,400
Newton, MA WNTN-AM 78,000
Brockton, MA WBET-AM 36,600
Brockton, MA WCAV-FM 37,000

College of American Pathologists, Diabetes Prevention: MyHealthCare Reminder Program, June 18, 2003. Aired in New York City, NY (WBLS-FM, and WLIB-AM), Hempstead, NY (WHLI-AM and WJKY-FM), Newburgh, NY (WGNY-FM), Southold, NY (WBAX-FM), White Plains, NY (WFAS-AM and WFAS-FM).

College of American Pathologists, Childhood Obesity Awareness: Healthy Lunches, August 20, 2003. Aired in New York (WBLS-FM and WBLI-AM), Hempstead, NY (WHLI-AM and WKJY-FM), New Rochelle, NY (WVOX-AM and WRTN-FM), Newburgh, NY (WGNY-FM) and White Plains, NY (WFAS-FM and WFAS-AM).

College of American Pathologists, New College of American Pathologists Gallup Study Findings on Colon Cancer, March 10, 2004. Aired in New York, NY (Black Radio Network (representing 400 stations throughout the nation) and New York, NY (WLIB-AM and WBLS-FM), Hempstead, NY (WHLI-AM and WKJY-FM), Riverhead, NY (WRCN-FM) and White Plains, NY (WFAS-AM and WFAS-FM).

College of American Pathologists, Summer Health, Skin Cancer Prevention, June 7, 2004. Aired in Hempstead, NY (WHLI-AM and WKJY-FM), New Rochelle, NY (WRTN-FM and WVOX-AM), Patchogue, NY (WALK-FM), Riverhead, NY (WRCN-FM) and White Plains, NY (WFAS-AM and WFAS-FM).
College of American Pathologists, Influenza Vaccination Recommendations, October 8, 2004.