The Scope E-Newsletter June 2009

The Scope: June 2009

From the Dean's Office

Welcome Board of Visitors

Bright Spots

Share a Bright Spot

Beasley Recognized for 50 Years

Wallace Named Fulbright Scholar

In the Spotlight

Goldman Honored for Dedication

Gray First in Tennessee

Family Medicine Adds AOA Accreditation

Urology Earns Accreditation

Sim Man Receives New Aorta

FBI Trains with Marks

Physicians Provide TMA Leadership

Physicians Receive FLS Certification

Burgiss Serves on TME Editorial Board

Cox Named TSA President-Elect

Dougherty Hoods Dr. Licata

Neff Retires after 17-Year Tenure

Preston Measures CAPHIS Success

Radiology Updates Residents' Lounge

Waters Inducted to AAGUS

New Faculty and Staff

News

Headshots to be taken July 1

Fellows' Research Workshop July 6-10

Sick Leave Bank Open Enrollment

Continuing Medical and Dental Education

CMDE Calendar

Heart, Lung, Vascular Conference Reaches Primary Care Providers

Stroke Symposium Presents Guidelines, Emergent Treatments

Sullivan CDE Lecture Discusses Growth Factor and Technology Use

Research

Graduate School of Medicine Shares Knowledge Worldwide

   Research Highlights

   Presentations

   Publications

 

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Neff Retires after 17-Year Tenure

John Neff, MD
John Neff, MD

John Neff, MD, Program Director of the Pathology Residency Training Program and past Chair of Pathology from 1992–2002, will retire June 30. Pathology, the Graduate School of Medicine and University of Tennessee Medical Center have all benefitted greatly from his energy, enthusiasm and leadership over the past 17 years.

 

Lisa Duncan, MD
Lisa Duncan, MD

Lisa Duncan, MD, the current Associate Program Director, will assume the duties and title of Program Director upon Dr. Neff's retirement.

 

 

 

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