MD
chair, Department
of Family Medicine
and Community
Health, was named
New Jersey Academy of Family
Physicians. The award honors Dr.
Lansing's commitment to improving
the quality of life for patients and
for members of the community. Dr.
Lansing began mentoring Robert
dents in 1986, while still in private
practice. She joined the full-time
faculty a decade later and became
the residency program director,
overseeing family medicine residents
at Capital Health System in
Trenton.
PhD
research regulatory
affairs, Office of
the Vice President
for Research and
University, and professor of medi-
cine, Robert Wood Johnson Medical
School, has been named to the
inaugural class of Fellows of the
American Physiological Society. The
rank of fellow is designed to honor
distinguished members who have
demonstrated excellence in science,
contributed to the physiological
sciences, and served the society.
MD
division of rheuma-
tology, was selected
as the 2015 New
Jersey Rheumatol-
by the Arthritis Foundation at the
39th Annual Commitment to a Cure
Gala in October. This recognition is
awarded to a rheumatologist who
excels in his or her field and has
the field of rheumatology as well as
exemplifying a commitment to
patients and families.
MD
pathology and lab-
oratory medicine
and chief, division
of allergy, immun-
be honored with the 2016 Hardy
Diagnostics ABMM/ABMLI Profes-
sional Recognition Award, which
recognizes a diplomate of the Amer-
ican Board of Medical Microbiology
(ABMM) or the American Board of
Medical Laboratory Immunology
(ABMLI) who has enjoyed a com-
pelling career and personal achieve-
ments that are noteworthy and that
bring credit to himself or herself, the
ABMM/ABMLI, and the profession.
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director, division of
addiction psychia-
try, received the
2015 Remarkable
Jersey Psychiatric Association (NJPA).
The award recognizes NJPA mem-
bers who help promote the science,
art, and practice of psychiatry; con-
sistently demonstrate professional
standards; educate the public; and
serve the community.
NAOMI