Neonatology Faculty
Program Leadership
Medical School: Downstate Medical Center Interests: Medical Education, Non-Invasive Ventilation Strategies, Chronic Lung Disease Prevention |
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Medical School: Coimbatore Medical College Interests: Neonatal Transport, Newborn Resuscitation, Antibiotic Stewardship |
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Core Faculty |
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Medical School: Lady Hardinge Medical College, New Delhi, India Interests: Neonatal Nutrition, Medical Education, Simulation |
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Medical School: Stanford School of Medicine Interests: Neonatal Pain, Brain Development |
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Interests: General Newborn Care, Prematurity, Reduction of Morbidity and Mortality Related to Hypoxic Injury in Newborns
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Hormuz Nicolwala, MD Interests: Patient Safety, Quality Improvement, Improving Neonatal Care with Technology |
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Medical School: Bombay University, India Interests: High Risk Follow-Up of NICU Graduates, Developmental Interventions, IVH Prevention Strategies, Simulation/Procedures, Professionalism in the Workplace |
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Pediatric Residency: Richmond University Medical Center Interests: Neonatal Nutrition, Quality Improvement, High Risk Follow-up of NICU Graduates |
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Medical School: Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, Germany
Pediatric Residency: State University of New York Health Sciences Center at Brooklyn
Fellowship: University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine and University of Chicago Hospital and Biological Sciences Division Interests: Dr. Speers’ Laboratory, an NIH-funded laboratory in the Division of Neonatology of Stony Brook Children’s Hospital, focuses on the mechanisms of the neonatal sepsis-induced inflammatory response and central nervous system inflammation. Utilizing in vitro blood and tissue culture models and in vivo murine models of neonatal sepsis, Dr. Speers’ Lab aims to develop anti-inflammatory pharmacological therapies designed for use in neonates that can improve survival and developmental outcome and mitigate organ injury of infected term and preterm newborns. |