ASH Physician-Scientist Career-Development Award Recipients
The following individuals received the ASH Medical Student Physician-Scientist Award.
2024
- Lincoln Brown
Vanderbilt University - Bridget Fitzgerald
UT Health Austin - Jose A. Mejias Figueroa
Vanderbilt University - Ayman Mohammad
Icahn School of Medicine At Mount Sinai
2023
- Xiaoyi Hu
Stanford School of Medicine - Sarah Qureshy
Weill Cornell Medicine - Sanjana Shah
Harvard Medical School - Malini Sharma
University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
2022
- Parker Mathews
Duke University School of Medicine - Haley Klimaszewski
Ohio State College of Medicine - Othmane Jadi
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill School of Medicine - Elizabeth Li
Yale School of Medicine - Jesse Tai
Stanford School of Medicine
2021
- Macy Early
Johns Hopkins Hospital - Jessica Hampton
Stanford School of Medicine - Ethan Harris
University of Illinois At Chicago - Hailey Harris
Duke University School of Medicine - Kunal Potnis
Yale School of Medicine - Ian Smith
Emory University School of Medicine
2020
- Maria Acevedo
The University of Chicago - Anase Asom
Pritzker School of Medicine - Evan Barnes
Oregon Health & Science University - Karan Kathuria
Stanford University - School of Medicine - Mengou Zhu
Washington University School of Medicine
2019
- Kaitlyn Ben-David
Icahn Medical School At Mount Sinai - Rebecca Brown
University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine - Alexander Craig
UCSF School of Medicine - Kishan Patel
Yale University School of Medicine - Helen Tian
University of Massachusetts Medical School
2018
- Nicholas Jackson Chornenki
McMaster University - Princess Ikemenogo
Meharry Medical College - H. Moses Murdock
Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania - Robert Schwab
Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania - Christina Snider
Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine
2017
- Max Brodsky
Drexel University - Mara Rosenberg
Oregon Health and Science University
2016
- Daniel Chandra
Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University - Melanie Donahue
University of Massachusetts Medical School - Kevin Dong
Northeast Ohio Medical University - Alicia Stallings
Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine of Case Western Reserve University - Radovan Vasic
Yale School of Medicine
2015
- Deborah Ahove
Yale Medical School - Saurav D. Haldar
Harvard Medical School - John L. Mariano
University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry - Itamar Niesvizky-Kogan
SUNY Upstate Medical University - Emily A. Rosen
Harvard Medical School
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