Ethan Rosenblatt, M.D. is a Tulane University School of Medicine graduate who also holds a Master’s in Physiology and Biophysics. Prior to enrolling in medical school, Dr. Rosenblatt taught a self-developed science curricula and led professional development at Maritime Industries Academy High School. Teaching allowed him to develop strong communication and leadership skills, and also instilled a great respect for education and literacy. Dr. Rosenblatt hopes to apply his life experience to the world of academic medicine and the training of medical students. Dr. Rosenblatt’s volunteer involvement has been equally impressive. He started a non-profit dedicated to sending underprivileged high-school students to medical school. He also developed partnerships with Johns Hopkins and the National Institute of Drug Abuse to provide scholars with paid summer internships. In addition, Dr. Rosenblatt has devoted his time to the Tulane Student-Run Free Clinic; organized a city-wide health and recreation initiative in New Orleans; and planned primary school lessons in Spanish on how to stay healthy.
Name: Ethan Rosenblatt
Hometown: Rockville, MD
Medical School: Tulane University
Why Med-Peds? Med-Peds training is the best way to gain perspective on wellness over the course of a life. I have always been curious about how burden of disease affects individuals and populations. In the modern world, the most burdensome conditions stem from chronic issues. How better to understand chronic problems than by working with patients from birth till end-of-life?
Why Renaissance School of Medicine at Stony Brook University? The people. The med-peds community at Stony Brook is tight-knit, well organized and everyone acts to support residents' development and well being.
What do you plan on doing when finished residency (if known)? I have always been primary care oriented. I'm currently exploring a potential interest in Adolescent Medicine.
Outside interests: Running, kayaking, travel
