19th Annual Safar Symposium
Acute Brain Care: Bringing the Future to the Bedside
Acute Brain Care: Bringing the Future to the Bedside
Two-year research fellowship positions focused on career development in the area of pediatric neurointensive care are anticipated for physicians who have completed at least two years of clinical fellowship training in pediatric critical care medicine.
Jeremy Herrmann, MD was awarded a two-year grant from the Zoll Foundation to study the response and efficacy of acute administration of the novel neuroprotective cold stress hormone Fibroblast Growth Factor 21.
The Collaboration Award recognizes individuals who have advanced the Institute’s mission through successful collaboration with partners across NICHD or outside the Institute.
Rachel Berger, MD, MPH, and her team have developed an EHR-embedded child abuse clinical decision support (CA-CDS) system which helps medical providers identify, evaluate and report suspected child maltreatment.
This summer has been extremely busy and rewarding for Safar Center trainees in the laboratories of Drs. Corina Bondi and Anthony Kline.