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Jay P. Mohr, MD

  • Sciarra Professor of Neurology
  • Director, Doris and Stanley Tananbaum Stroke Center
Jay P. Mohr, MD

Dr. Mohr is from Lynchburg, Virginia, graduated from Virginia Episcopal School, Haverford College, and the University of Virgina where he was a USPHS 5-Year Plan Fellow and received an MS (Pharmacology) and MD. He trained in Medicine at the Mary Imogene Bassett Hospital, in Neurology at the New York Neurological Institute, and in Neuropathology and Stroke at the Massachusetts General Hospital (C.M. Fisher). After 3 years Army service at Walter Reed Army Institute of Research during the Vietnam War, he returned in 1971 to the Massachusetts General Hospital to found and direct the Stroke Service and the Neuro Intensive Care Unit, and the Neurology Unit at the Massachusetts Rehabilitation Hospital. He became founding Chairman of the Department of Neurology and the University of South Alabama, and returned in 1983 to the Neurological Institute as the first Sciarra Professor of Neurology and is now the Director of the newly-formed Doris and Stanley Tananbaum Stroke Center. He is author or co-author of a variety of peer-reviewed and invited publications and a few books.

Research is focused on clinical, radiologic and pathologic correlations of clinical stroke syndromes; doppler studies and cerebral hemodynamics of large-artery disease; arteriovenous malformations (AVMs); studies of the course and outcome of stroke and its various subtypes; cardiac and hematologic risk factors of stroke; and modification of stroke outcome by specific therapies tested in multi-center trials.

Departmental Appointments

  • Department of Neurology
    Division of Stroke and Cerebrovascular Disease

Languages Spoken

(in addition to English)

  • German
  • Spanish

Education & Training

  • University of Virginia School of Medicine
  • Internship: Mary Imogene Bassett Hospital
  • Residency: Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center, NY
  • Fellowship: Massachussetts General Hospital

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Past Positions

Academic appointments

1969-71     Assistant Neurologist, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore

1969-71     Instructor in Neurology, University of Maryland Hospital

1971-78     Assistant professor of Neurology, Harvard Medical School (appointment at the Massachusetts General Hospital), Boston

1978-83     Professor and Chairman, Department of Neurology, College of Medicine, University of South Alabama, Mobile

1983-94     Sciarra Professor of Clinical Neurology, College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia University

1994-         Sciarra Professor of Neurology (changed to university-based tenure)

2005-         Daniel Sciarra Professor of Neurology (chair name changed after death of donor)

Presentations

Lectureships & Visiting Professorships

1970             Speaker, Western Reserve, Cleveland; University of VirginiaSpeaker, IV Pan American Congress of   Neurology, Mexico City; speaker, King Faisal Specialist & Research Hospital, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

  1. Speaker, Ivth Pan American Congress of Neurology, Mexico City.
  2. Speaker, King Faisal Specialist & Research Hospital, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
  3. Speaker, Brown University, Providence
  4. 10th Pinceton Conference of Cerebrovascular Disease; speaker, Tulane Medical Center & Tauro Infirmary, New Orleans; speaker, University Alabama Birmingham; American Academy of Neurology;
  5. Speaker, University of Mississippi, Jackson; speaker, University of Miami Department of Speech Pathology, Miami; speaker, special course on Cerebrovascular Disease, annual meeting, American Academy of Neurology, Chicago; 2nd Cerebrovascular Conference, Pitie-Salpetriere, Paris.
  6. Speaker, University of Rio Grande do Sul, Brasil; speaker, Task Force on Atherosclerosis, Bestheda; 11th Pinceton Conference of Cerebrovascular Disease; speaker, special course on Cerebrovascular Disease, annual meeting, American Academy of Neurology, New Orleans; speaker, Clinical Aphasiology Conference, Bar Harbor, Maine; speaker, Snohomish County Medical Society, Washington. 
  7. Visting professor, Vanderbilt University, Nashville; speaker, Vith International Joint Meeting on Stroke and Cerebral Circulation, Los Angeles; speaker, Medical College of Georgia, Augusta; speaker, special course on Cerebrovascular Disease, annual meeting, American Academy of Neurology; speaker, International meeting for extracranial-intracranial bypass study, Kyoto, Japan
  8. Visiting professor, Michael Reese Hospital, Chicago; 12th Pinceton Conference of Cerebrovascular Disease; Visting professor, Univ Texas, Dallas; speaker, special course on Cerebrovascular Disease, annual  meeting, American Academy of Neurology; Visiting professor, Barrow Neurological Institute.
  9. Speaker, Society for Vascular Surgery; Visiting professor, University of Maryland, Baltimore; UCSD, San Diego; speaker, 3rd Cerebrovascular Disease Update, University of Western Ontario, London; Fondation de l'Academie Nationale de Medicine, Paris; speaker, special course on  Cerebrovascular Disease, annual meeting, American Academy of Neurology; Visiting professor, University of Alabama Birmingham; inaugural lecturer, Joseph Provensano memorial lecture, Fairfax Hospital, Fairfax, Virginia; visiting professor, St. Luke's Hospital Medical Center, New York; visiting proferssor, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston; visiting professor, New England Deaconess Hospital.
  10. Speaker, Sandoz Symposium on Cerebrovascular Disease, Paris; 13th Pinceton Conference of Cerebrovascular Disease; speaker, Huntsville Medical Society, Huntsville, Alabama; Course director, special course on Cerebrovascular Disease, annual meeting, American Academy of Neurology, Boston; visiting professor, Tripler Army Hospital, Honolulu, Hawaii; visiting professor, Mt. Sinai School of Medicine, New York City; visiting professor, Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Washington.
  11. Visiting professor, Medical College of Virginia, Richmond; speaker, Postgraduate course in Neuroradiology, New York; speaker, XIIIth World Congress of Neurology, Hamburg, Germany; speaker, Acute Brain Ischemia Symposium, Siena, Italy; Course director, special course on  Cerebrovascular Disease, American Academy of Neurology.
  12. Speaker, XIth International Joint Meeting on Stroke and Cerebral Circulation, San Francisco; 14th Pinceton Conference of  Cerebrovascular Disease; visiting professor, Etiae Hospital Centre, University of Athens; speaker, American College of Surgeons, New Orleans; speaker, 12th Congresso Brasileiro de Neurologia, Belo Horizonte, Brasil; speaker, American Heart Association, Dallas; Course  director, special course on Cerebrovascular Disease, annual meeting, American Academy of Neurology
  13. Howard 'Bud' Levy Visiting Professor, Barnes-Washington University Medical Center, St Louis; speaker, Ospitale Sesto San Giovanni, Milan, Italy; Course director, special course on Cerebrovascular Disease, annual meeting, American Academy of Neurology; speaker, American  Society of Neuroradiology, New York City; visiting professor, University of Cincinnati.
  14. Visiting professor, New York Medical College, Queens; 15th Pinceton  Conference of CerebrovascularDisease; Course director, special course on Cerebrovascular Disease, annual meeting, American Academy of Neurology; Visiting professor, St Thomas Hospital and the National  Hospital, Queen Square, London; visiting professor, University of Delaware, Wilmington; visiting professor, Pitie-Salpetriere, Paris; D|sseldorf, West Germany; speaker, Egas Moniz Symposium, Lisbon, Portugal; speaker, 4th Cerebrovascular Disease Update, Toronto, University of Western Ontario, London; speaker, 13th  Congresso Brasileiro de Neurologia, São Paolo, Brasil; visiting professor, Baragwanath Hospital, Universiy of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa; speaker, Euromedicine 88, Montpellier, France; visiting professor, Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Cleveland.
  15. Visiting professor, UCSF, San Francisco; Course director, special  course on Cerebrovascular Disease, annual meeting, American Academy of Neurology, Chicago; speaker, NHLBI Symposium, Ft Lauderdale, FL; speaker, special course in Cerebrovascular Disease, Bowman Gray  Neurovascular Imaging Course, Winston Salem, NC; speaker, Miles Laboratory Symposium, Bermuda; visiting professor, Maine Medical  Center, Portland; visiting professor, Boston University Medical Center, Boston; speaker, Sociedad Neurologia, Granada, Spain; Course director, Aspirin Foundation, New York City.
  16. Speaker, Univ Arizona, Tuscon; speaker, Univ Miami, Florida; speaker, duPont Symposium on Anticoagulant Therapy in the Nineties, Laguna Nigel, CA; visiting professor, Univ Mannheim, West Germany; visiting professor, Salpetriere, Paris, France; speaker, Bayer 100th  symposium, Scheveningin, Holland; speaker, 14th Congresso Brasileiro de Neurologia, Rio de Janeiro, Brasil; special speaker, II European Atrial Fibrillation Trial meeting, Alicante, Spain.
  17. Visiting professor, Stanford Univerity; speaker, Klaus Poeck  symposium, Aachen, Germany; 17th Joint International Stroke Conference, San Francisco; visiting professor, 16th Japanese  Conference of Stroke, Osaka; Keynote speaker, New Frontiers of  Ischemic Stroke, Malta; speaker, 2nd European Stroke Conference, Geneva; Director, Multinational nimodipine study group, Wuppertal, Germany; Keynote speaker, Stroke Society of Australia, Melbourne.
  18. Visiting professor, Sociedad de Neurofisiologia, Puerto Rico; speaker, 18th Joint International Stroke Conference, Phoenix; speaker, 44th annual meeting, American Academy of Neurology, San Diego; speaker, Bayer Nimodipine planning conference, New York; visiting professor, Freie Universitdt, Berlin; speaker, Lausanne symposium on Lacunes; speaker, Conference on Neuroprotective agents, Marburg, Germany; visiting professor, visiting professor, Justus Liebig University of  Giessen, Germany; speaker, 2nd World Stroke Congress, Washington; speaker, Graylyn Stroke Conference, Winston-Salem; Daniel C. Gainey   Neurology-Neurosurgery visiting professor, Mayo Clinic; HH Funkenstein Lecture, Peter Bent Brigham Hospital, Boston; speaker, 15th Congresso Brasileiro de Neurologia, Porto Alegre, Brasil.
  19. Speaker, Advances in Neurology, Univ California San Francisco; speaker, 2nd Neurovascular Course, Ocean Reef, FL.; speaker, special course, 64th annual meeting Amer Academy Neurological Surgeons, Boston; speaker, Heidelberg & Mannheim, Germany; speaker, 2nd  International Conference on Stroke, Geneva; visiting professor, Mt. Sinai School of Medicine, New York; speaker, 2nd Ikatan Dokter ahli  Saraf Indonesia, Bandung; visiting professor, Tan Tock Seng Hospital, Singapore; speaker, 15th World Congress of Neurology, Vancouver; visiting professor, Massachusetts General Hospital Medical grand  rounds, Neurology grand rounds; visiting professor, University of Massachusetts; speaker, University of Connecticut special program on acute medical therapy.
  20. Speaker, International stroke meeting, Bombay; speaker, Cerebral embolism symposium, Bertelsmann Stiftung, Guetersloh, Germany; speaker, Key West clinical cerebrovascular conference; Princeton  cerebrovascular conference; speaker, Special course on TIAs, Annual meeting, American Academy of Neurology' Washington, DC; speaker, American-European silent stroke symposium, 3rd European stroke  conference, Stockholm; visiting professor, Freie Universitdt, Berlin; speaker, Timmendorfer stroke conference, L|beck, Germany; speaker, TCD Workshop, Tan Tock Seng Hospital, Singapore; speaker, Chang Gung College of Medicine, Taipei, Taiwan.
  21. Speaker, Chariti Neurologische Versammlung, Berlin; speaker, CME UCSF, San Francisco; visiting professor, Univ South Alabama, Mobile; speaker, Clinical Trials Consensus Conference, NIH, Bethesda; 3rd Concensus Conference of Anticoagulation, Tuscon; speaker, 2nd  International Ibero-American Neurology Conference, Madrid; Frank M. Netter lecturer, 47th annual meeting, American Academy of Neurology, Seattle; visiting professor, department of Neurosurgery, Harborview Hospital University of Washington, Seattle; speaker, Medical Society of Frankfurt, Germany; speaker, International Workshop Stroke Neurometrics & Design of Stroke Clinical Trials, Düsseldorf, Germany; speaker, Medical Society of Delaware; visiting professor, department of Neurology, Medical College of Georgia; visiting professor, King Faisal Specialist Hospital & Research Centre, Riyadh.
  22. AHA Clinical Investigator Award and speaker, 16th International Stroke Conference, San Antonio; speaker, American Institute of Ultrasound Medicine, annual meeting, New York; 20th Princeton Conference, Memphis; speaker, Session on Neuroprotective Therapy, 211th American Chemical Society National Meeting, New Orleans; speaker, Special course on Current Therapy, 48th annual meeting, American Academy of Neurology, San Francisco; guest, Bay Area Stroke Society, San Francisco; speaker, Combined Neurological Institutes Conference, Milan; visiting professor, University of Heidelberg (Mannheim); speaker, Consensus Conference on Carotid Plaques, Paris, France.
  23. Gogan Lecture, SUNY Buffalo; Lecturer, Peter Marx Versammlung, Berlin; speaker, Old Guard Westchester County NY; speaker, 5th European Conference on Stroke, Amsterdam; speaker, World Congress of Neurology, Buenos Aires; Grand Rounds speaker, NYU, New York; inaugural lecturer, Stern Memorial Lecture for stroke, Montefiore Medical Center, Bronx; speaker, Stroke Review, Weestchester Medical Center, Valhalla, NY.
  24. Special lecture introduction, clinical excellence in stroke, 18th  International Stroke Conference, Orlando; visiting professor, University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey; Section chairman, 7th European Stroke Conference, Edinburgh, Scotland.; Lecturer, Neuroproteccion e Isquemia Cerebral, Barcelona; Lecturer, 1st Gulf States Neurological Meeting, Kuwait City; Thomas Willis lecturer, Spanish Neurological Society, Barcelona.
  25. 1st Hans Chiari Lecturer, Austrian Stroke Society, Allgemeine Krankenhaus, Vienna; Dean's Jury for Habilitation de Serge Timsit, Salpetriere, Paris, France; Lecturer, special course on neuroprotective agents, Joint International Conference on Stroke, Nashville; Course director: Carotid artery stenosis, American College of Physicians meeting, New Orleans;
  26. Invited speaker, 8th European Stroke Conference, Vienna, Austria; Invited speaker, Boehringer-Ingelheim Conference, Sardinia.
  27. Guest speaker, Stroke synposium, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TE; lecturer, neurology grand rounds, Yale; Meet the Professor, annual meeting, American Academy of Neurology, Phildelphia, PA; Invited speaker, 9th European Stroke Conference, Lisbon, faculty member, Akute Schlaganfall, Berufgenossenchaft, Halle, Germany; 1st Lecturer, NIH Clinical Conference Series, Bethesda, MD; Cerebrovascular Disease: Classical Clinical Correlations Are Passé; Speaker, Congresso Neyrological de Espana, Barcelona.
  28. Invited faculty, UCSF Clinical Advanecs course, San Francisco; Chairman, WARSS Symposium, 24th International Stroke Conference, San Antonio; Speaker, 10th European Stroke Conference, Geneva; Speaker, Boehringer-Ingelheim Stroke Conference, Marbella, Spain; Director, Columbia Course on Acute Stroke, satellite symposium of American Neurological Society, New York City.
  29. Invited Faculty, Boehringer-Ingelheim Stroke Conference, Naples FL; Oral Abstract presenter, 25th International Stroke Conference, Phoenix; visiting professor, University Arizona, Tucson; invited lecturer, Japanese Stroke Society, Tokyo; Chairman, session on large clinical trials, European Stroke Conference, Valencia; Speaker, Cleveland Clinic Stroke Symposium; Speaker, New York Hospital Queens Stroke symposium; Visiting Professor, Duke Medical Center, Durham; 38th George C Griffith Speaker,, Western American Heart Association Meeting, Los Angeles.
  30. Invited faculty, satellite symposium, 26th International Stroke Conference, San Diego; 24th T.S. Srivivsan Orator, Chennai (Madras) India; session chair, 9th European Stroke Conference, Mannheim; session chair, 5th World Stroke Conference, Vancouver; visiting professor, Johns Hopkins Hospital;, Baltimore; invited speak, LINC Conference, Houston; Horan Lecturer, Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, OH; invited speaker, Congress of Neurological Surgeons, San Francisco; invited participantant, Boehringer-Ingelheim Cerebrovascular Conference, Mainz, Germany; Grand rounds, Stamford Hospital, Stambord, CT;  Bayer Conference, Or de Prieto, Portugal; keynote speaker, Columbia Course on Stroke, New York City;
  31. Invited faculty, special symposium on AVM, 27th International Conference on Stroke, New Orleans; syposium on brain AVMs, Cushing Society of Neurosurgery, Vascular Section, New Orleans; grand rounds, Long Island Jewish Medical Center, Forrest Hills, NY; special guest, CME Course, University of California San Francisco, San Francisco; faculty member, Stroke Course, annual meeting, American Academy of Neurology, Miami Beach; invited speaker, special symposium on TIAs, 10th European Stroke Conference, Bologna, Italy; invited speaker, Food & Drug Administration, Rockeville, MD; speaker, Neuroradiology Grand Rounds, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston; invited Speaker, 12th international Scientific Meeting of the Neurosonology Research Group, Osaka, Japan; Chaim Mayman Memorial lecturer,  Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Boston
  32. Invited speaker, Grand Rounds, Coney Island Hospital; Session chair, 28th International Conference on Stroke, Kissimmee FL; T.R. Johns Memorial visiting professor, University of Virginia; Grand Rounds speaker, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, Robert S. Dow lecturer, Oregon University of Health Sciences, Portland; invited speaker, Stroke Update 2006, Sunrise Medical Center, Las Vegas, NV; Visiting professor, Invited speaker; session chairman, 11th European Stroke Conference, Brussels; Robert Collins visiting professor, University of California Los Angeles; invited speaker, 3rd Euro Japanse Conference on  Cerebral Stroke Surgery, Zurich.; Advisory Board meeting, Boehringer-Ingelheim, Vancouver CA; invited speaker, LINC Conference, Houston.
  33. Speaker, 29th International Conference on Stroke, San Francisco, CA; Symposium director, 12th European Stroke Meeting, Glasgow UK;  Speaker, annual meeting, American Academy of Neurology, Boston MA; LM Brass Memorial Stroke Conference, Yale University; Grand Rounds SUNY Stony Brook NY; Participant, Boehringer-Ingelheim Stroke Experts Panel, Miami; invited speaker, 2nd Asian Stroke Forum, Osaka, Japan; Adolph Sahs Visting Professor, University of Iowa, Iowa City IA; member, advisory committee, Schering-Plough TRA-2P clincal trial, American Heart Association meeting, Orlando, FL
  34. Participant, 26th Princeton Conference, Houston, TX; Invited speaker, 17th European Stroke Conference, Nice, France; Invited speaker, Annual meeting, Canadian Neurosciences Association, Victoria; Invited speaker, 6th World Stroke Conference, Vienna, Austria; Visiting Professor, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston; Visiting professor, Northwestern School of Medicine, Chicago; Invited grand rounds speaker, Neurological Institute, New York, NY.
  35. Invited grand rounds speaker, Winthrop University Hospital, Mineola, NY; Visiting Professor, King Faisal Specialist & Research hospital, Riyadh; , 4th RECOOP Conference, Debrecen, Hungary; Diane Tamari Sabbagh Lectureship, Middle East Medical Assembly, American University, Beirut; Advisory committee, Schering-Plough TRA2°P clincal trial, American Heart Association meeting, Orlando, FL; Johann Joseph Wepner Award, 18th European Stroke Conference, Stockholm; Honoree, American Heart Association, East Hampton, NY; Special Lecturer, SUNY Downstate Medical Center, Brooklyn, NY; Invited lecturer, Philadelphia Neurological Society; NIH Workshop, ARUBA trial, Paris, France.
  36. Visiting Professor and speaker, University of Miami CME Stroke; Attendee, 32nd International Stroke Conference, San Antonio; invited speaker, Society of Interventional Radiology, Tampa; DSMB participant, MACSI Investigator Conference, Jerusalem; Visiting ARUBA site reviewer, UCSF, Kaiser-Permanent North/South, UCLA; Speaker, NY Brain Attack course; Invited chair, 5th RECOOP Conference, Lviv Ukraine; participant 27th Princeton Conference, Boston.

2011           Visiting Professor, University of Miami Dept Neurology, Miami, FL; Advisory meeting CREST trial, Abbott Pharmaceuticals, Chicago/FDA Gaithersburg, MD; Poster presentation, 33rd ISC, Los Angeles, CA; DSMB meeting MACSI Trial, Frankfurt, Germany; Speaker, 63rd Annual Meeting AAN, Honolulu, Hawaii; Visiting Professor, Vanderbilt University School of Medicine, Nashville;  Session Chair, 20th European Stroke Conf, Hamburg, Germany; Invited speaker, 49th annual meeting, American Society of Neuroradiology, Seattle; Invited speaker, 8th annual meeting, Society of Neurointerventional Surgery, Colorado Springs; Ramond D. Adams Memorial Lecturer, 136th annual meeting, American Neurological Association, San Diego; DSMB meeting MACSI Trial, London, UK.

2012           DSMB Meeting MACSI trial, NYC; Participant and poster presentation, 34th International Stroke Conference, New Orleans; Participant, 28th Princeton Conference, Cincinnati; Invited lecturer, Boston University Schoolof Medicine;  Session president, 1st World AVM Congress, Edinburgh; Session chair, 8th World Stroke Congress, Brasilia, Brazil; inviated participant, ‘Meet the professor’ American Neurological Association, meeting, Boston

2013           Invited speaker, 35th International Stroke Conference, Honolulu; invited speaker, Anthony Furlan Stroke symposium, Cleveland;  Visiting Professor, University California San Diego; invited speaker, 10th China Forum of Cerebrovascular Diseases, Beijing; presenter ARUBA study, 22nd European Stroke Conference, London UK

2014       35th International Stroke Conference, San Diego: Formal platform presenter and invited speaker, also invited speaker AANS Cerebrovascular Section; invited speaker, Brain Attack and Cerebrovascular Update, New York City; Visiting professor Massachusetts General Hospital & Peter Bent Brigham; visiting professor Albert Einstein School of Medicine; invited speaker 66th American Academy of Neurology meeting, Philadelphia; session chair, xxiii European Stroke Conference, Nice, France; visiting professor Louisiana State University School of Medicine.

Teaching Responsibilities

Teaching experiences and responsibilities

Harvard Medical School

1966-78     Annual neuropathology course, six weeks, instructor

1971-78     Ward attending, two months a year

1971-78     Elective course in advanced neurology, one student a year

1971-78     Post-residency fellowship program in cerebrovascular disease

                    1972-73 Carlos S Kase, (Chile)

                    1973-74 David N Levine, Michael S Pessin, H Harris Funkenstein, Gary W Duncan

                    1974-76 David N Levine, Michael S Pessin, J Philip Kistler

                    1976-77 Daniel B Hier, Richard C Hinton

                    1977-78 Christopher J Burke, (Australia), Eric W Sweet, (Brazil)

University of South Alabama

1978-83     Post residency felloship in cerebrao vascular dusease

                    1980-81 Jorge Tapia (Chile)        

1978-83     Entire senior class in one month rotations for 10 months per year, ward and advanced neurology.

1978-83     Service director in charge of formulation of resident training program, approval by the Board of Psychiatry & Neurology for residency training program (approved 1979), weekly grand rounds and monthly journal club and research conference.

Columbia University

1983-         Occasional lectures to students at invitation of faculty course instructors for 2nd year class.

1983-         Annul course on physical diagnosis, 2nd year students

1983-         Post-residency fellowship program in cerebrovascular disease

                    1983-84     Thomas K Tatemichi, Fenwick T Nichols III

                    1983-85     Thomas K Tatemichi, Fenwick T Nichols III, Laura Lennihan, David K Pilgrim

                    1985-86     Thomas K Tatemichi, Laura Lennihan, Frank Calucchia

                    1986-87     Lawrence M Brass

                    1987-88     George S Petty, Ralph L Sacco, Tang Kok Foo (Singapore), Victor Oliveira (Portugal), Aryton S Massaro (Brasil), David Davos (France)

                    1988-89     George S Petty, Ralph L Sacco, Michael Brainen (Austria), Georges Hartmann (Switzerland), Angel M Chamorro (Spain), Aryton S Massaro, Serge G Timsit (France)

                    1989-90     Miguel Figeroa, Angel M Chamorro, Aryton S Massaro, Serge G Timsit, Jeffrey Binder, Richard B Libman (Canada), Angel M Chamorro, Aryton S Massaro, Serge  Timsit, Wolfgang Steinke (West Germany), Michael A Hoffman (South Africa)

                    1991-92     Jeffrey Binder, Richard B Libman, Harry Karademus (France), Narayanaswamy                        Venketasubramanian (Singapore)

                    1992-93     Randolph Marshall, Richard B Libman, H .Mast (Germany), N Lee (Singapore)

                    1993-94     H Mast, N Lee

                    1994-95     H Mast, H-C Koennecke (Germany), J Moroney (Ireland)

                    1995-96     J Kirk Roberts, R Gan (Phillipines), H-C Koennecke, D McGowen (Ireland), J Moroney, E        Garbin (Italy)   

                    1996-97     J Kirk Roberts, R Gan, H-C Koennecke, M Elkind, A Hartmann (Germany), J Carod (Spain)

                    1997-98     MSV Elkind, B Jacobs, J Moroney, A Hartmann , J Carod.

                    1998-99     A Hartmann, C Stapf (Germany), B Jacobs                  

                    1999-00     C Stapf (Germany), R Benson

                    2000-01     C Stapf & C Schumacher (Germany), E Kaplan (Russia), G Mun (Korea)

                                        C Schumacher (Germany), G Mun (Korea), C Wright

                    2001-02     C Schumacher (Germany), A Khaw (Germany), C Wright, J Chong

                        Choi J (Germany), B Liberato (Brazil), C Wright, S Prabhakam

                    2002-03     Choi J (Germany), S Prabhakaram

                    2003-04     Choi J (Germany), S Prabhakaram, C Tevis

                    2004-05     Choi J (Germany), Chmayssami M (Lebanon), J Frontera, S Prabhakaram, C Tevis

                    2005-06     Choi J (Germany), Chmassami M (Lebanon), J Frontera, F Rincon, S Prabhakaram, O Noskin

                    2006-07     M Chmassami (Lebanon), J Willey, O Noskin

                    2011-13     J Kedja-Scharler (Austria)

Committees/Societies/Memberships

Academic or administrative activities at Columbia University

1983-05     Executive committee, department of Neurology

1983-92     Facilities committee, Long range planning, Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center

1986-87     Ad hoc evaluation committee, five year review department of Medicine

1997-98     Ad hoc evaluation committee, five year review department of Rehabilitation Medicine

1989-90     Director, anticoagulation clinic

1993-96     Length of Stay Committee, Presbyterian Hospital

1996-97     Ad Hoc Tenure Committee member, canddiate from the Department of Medicine

1996-97     Chairman, Search Committee, Department of Occupational Therapy

1996-00     Executive Council, Society of Practicioners

1998-99     Dean's Economic Task Force

2002-05     Chair, University Ad Hoc Tenure Committee, candidate from the Department of Neurological Surgery

2003-07     Elected member, Columbia University Senate

2005-06     Ad hoc Tenure Committee members, candidate from the Department of Psychiatry

2003-         Faculty Affairs Committee, Columbia University Senate

2005-07     Senate Structure and Operations Committee, Columbia University

Honors & Awards

Honors

Medical School

1959-63     Joseph P. Collins Foundation scholarship in Neurology, University of Virginia

1963           Walter Reed Student-Faculty Research Prize, University of Virginia

Society honors

1995           Frank Netter Award for Clinical Research, American Academy of Neurology

1996           Award for Clinical Excellence in Stroke, American Heart Association

1997           American Men & Women of Science

2001           NIH CC Great Teachers Award

2003           Distinguished Scientist Award, American Heart Association, founding awardee

2004           Distinguished Scientist Award, American Stroke Association, founding awardee

2009           Diana Tamari Sabbagh Memorial Lesture, American University Beirut            

2006           Distinguished Service to Stroke Award, American Heart Association

2009           Joseph Wepner Award, 18th European Stroke Conference, Stockholm

2011           Raymond D. Adams award, American Neurological Association

2012           C. Miller Fisher Stroke Visionsary Award, AHA Northeastern Stroke Association

Elected societies

1963           American Association for the Advancement of Science

1980           American Neurological Association

1988           SociÄ—tÄ— francaise de Neurologie

1991           Australasia Neurological Society

1992           Academia Brasileiro de Neurologia, honorario

1993-95     Councilor, American Neurological Association

1999           Austrian Stroke Society, honorary member

Other

1977           Best Doctors in America, Town & Country Magazine

1978           Who's who in the Southeast

1979-81     Student teaching award as best department (Neurology), University of South Alabama

1980           Who's Who; Who's Who in the World; Wer ist Wer (Germany)

1983-98     Best Doctors in America, Town & Country Magazine

1991-98     400 Best Doctors in the US, Good Housekeeping magazine

1993-         Who's Who in the World

1994-         Best Doctors in the US

1996-         Best Doctors in America, American Health magazine.

2004-         Who's Who in America

2009-         Who’s Who in Healthcare and Medicine   

2009           American Heart Association Distinguished Service to Stroke Award

2010-         Super Doctors, NY Times

2012-         Top Doctors for 15 Years

2012           World Stroke Organization Awards Committee

2013-         2nd World Arteriovenous Malformation Congress, scientific committee, 2014

2013-         Scientific committee, 9th World Stroke Congress, Istanbul, 2014

2013-         Top Neurologist in New York, NY in Leading Physicians of the World

1995           Frank Netter Award for Clinical Research, American Academy of Neurology

1996           Award for Clinical Excellence in Stroke, American Heart Association

1997           American Men & Women of Science

2001           NIH CC Great Teachers Award

2003           Distinguished Scientist Award, American Heart Association, founding awardee

2004           Distinguished Scientist Award, American Stroke Association, founding awardee

2009           Diana Tamari Sabbagh Memorial Lesture, American University Beirut            

2006           Distinguished Service to Stroke Award, American Heart Association

2009           Joseph Wepner Award, 18th European Stroke Conference, Stockholm

2011           Raymond D. Adams award, American Neurological Association

2012           C. Miller Fisher Stroke Visionsary Award, AHA Northeastern Stroke Association

Elected societies

1963           American Association for the Advancement of Science

1980           American Neurological Association

1988           SociÄ—tÄ— francaise de Neurologie

1991           Australasia Neurological Society

1992           Academia Brasileiro de Neurologia, honorario

1993-95     Councilor, American Neurological Association

1999           Austrian Stroke Society, honorary member

Other

1977           Best Doctors in America, Town & Country Magazine

1978           Who's who in the Southeast

1979-81     Student teaching award as best department (Neurology), University of South Alabama

1980           Who's Who; Who's Who in the World; Wer ist Wer (Germany)

1983-98     Best Doctors in America, Town & Country Magazine

1991-98     400 Best Doctors in the US, Good Housekeeping magazine

NIH Grants

  • LONG-TERM OUTCOME IN UNRUPTURED BRAIN ARTERIOVENOUS MALFORMATION PATIENTS (Federal Gov)

    May 15 2017 - Apr 30 2022

    NEW YORK COLUMBIA COLLABORATIVE SPOTRIAS (Federal Gov)

    Aug 1 2010 - Jul 31 2016

    WARFARIN VS. ASPIRIN IN REDUCED EJECTION FRACTION (Federal Gov)

    Sep 30 2001 - Aug 31 2014

    A RANDOMIZED TRIAL OF UNRUPTURED BRAIN ARTERIOVENOUS MALFORMATIONS (ARUBA) (Federal Gov)

    Jan 13 2006 - Jul 31 2014

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