shortly later.
appointment, she received the Picker
Institute/Gold Foundation Award for
graduate medical education curricu-
lum development in the humanities,
by developing a curriculum in anesthe-
siology to teach humanism in the peri-
operative setting, as well as a UCI Grad-
uate Medical Education Outstanding
Service Award. She has also worked
with PM&R colleagues to develop a
novel online curriculum focused on
developing competency in research
national PM&R graduate medical
education community.
University of New Jersey, where she
majored in English, biological sciences,
and molecular biology and biochem-
istry. She put her love of writing and
her strong communication skills to
work as lead author of The Pain Center
Manual, completed while she was
rebuilding the pain management pro-
gram at UCI. The manual, a concise
reference guide originally destined for
UCI trainees, proved so successful at all
and is now used nationwide.
dean for resident affairs, with responsi-
bilities including service as the school's
liaison to the ACGME's Clinical Learn-
ing Environment Review (CLER) pro-
gram, preparing the institution and its
for a CLER assessment. To achieve this
goal, she had a dual charge: to engage
residents in quality and safety at both
level, and to interact on resident affairs
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