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assistant dean for graduate medical education[1]
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He has decades of experience in graduate medical education.
the clinical application of cardiovascular ultrasound techniques and medical education
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associate chief of cardiology for educational affairs[1]
Barry P. Rosenzweig, MD, fellowship director[1]
oversees both the clinician–educator and physician–investigator pathways for the three years of accredited training[1]
the clinical application of cardiovascular ultrasound techniques and medical education[1]
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Biographical context: He has decades of experience in graduate medical education.
Barry P. Rosenzweig, MD, fellowship director, oversees both the clinician–educator and physician–investigator pathways for the three years of accredited training. Dr. Rosenzweig is associate chief of cardiology for educational affairs and assistant dean for graduate medical education. He has decades of experience in graduate medical education. His scholarly interests focus on the clinical application of cardiovascular ultrasound techniques and medical education.
Degree: MD
Barry P. Rosenzweig, MD, fellowship director, oversees both the clinician–educator and physician–investigator pathways for the three years of accredited training. Dr. Rosenzweig is associate chief of cardiology for educational affairs and assistant dean for graduate medical education. He has decades of experience in graduate medical education. His scholarly interests focus on the clinical application of cardiovascular ultrasound techniques and medical education.
Identity: Barry P. Rosenzweig, MD
Barry P. Rosenzweig, MD, fellowship director, oversees both the clinician–educator and physician–investigator pathways for the three years of accredited training. Dr. Rosenzweig is associate chief of cardiology for educational affairs and assistant dean for graduate medical education. He has decades of experience in graduate medical education. His scholarly interests focus on the clinical application of cardiovascular ultrasound techniques and medical education.
Professional role: assistant dean for graduate medical education
Barry P. Rosenzweig, MD, fellowship director, oversees both the clinician–educator and physician–investigator pathways for the three years of accredited training. Dr. Rosenzweig is associate chief of cardiology for educational affairs and assistant dean for graduate medical education. He has decades of experience in graduate medical education. His scholarly interests focus on the clinical application of cardiovascular ultrasound techniques and medical education.
Professional role: associate chief of cardiology for educational affairs
Barry P. Rosenzweig, MD, fellowship director, oversees both the clinician–educator and physician–investigator pathways for the three years of accredited training. Dr. Rosenzweig is associate chief of cardiology for educational affairs and assistant dean for graduate medical education. He has decades of experience in graduate medical education. His scholarly interests focus on the clinical application of cardiovascular ultrasound techniques and medical education.
Professional role: Barry P. Rosenzweig, MD, fellowship director
Barry P. Rosenzweig, MD, fellowship director, oversees both the clinician–educator and physician–investigator pathways for the three years of accredited training. Dr. Rosenzweig is associate chief of cardiology for educational affairs and assistant dean for graduate medical education. He has decades of experience in graduate medical education. His scholarly interests focus on the clinical application of cardiovascular ultrasound techniques and medical education.
Professional role: oversees both the clinician–educator and physician–investigator pathways for the three years of accredited training
Barry P. Rosenzweig, MD, fellowship director, oversees both the clinician–educator and physician–investigator pathways for the three years of accredited training. Dr. Rosenzweig is associate chief of cardiology for educational affairs and assistant dean for graduate medical education. He has decades of experience in graduate medical education. His scholarly interests focus on the clinical application of cardiovascular ultrasound techniques and medical education.
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Barry P. Rosenzweig, MD, fellowship director, oversees both the clinician–educator and physician–investigator pathways for the three years of accredited training. Dr. Rosenzweig is associate chief of cardiology for educational affairs and assistant dean for graduate medical education. He has decades of experience in graduate medical education. His scholarly interests focus on the clinical application of cardiovascular ultrasound techniques and medical education.
Research interests: the clinical application of cardiovascular ultrasound techniques and medical education
Barry P. Rosenzweig, MD, fellowship director, oversees both the clinician–educator and physician–investigator pathways for the three years of accredited training. Dr. Rosenzweig is associate chief of cardiology for educational affairs and assistant dean for graduate medical education. He has decades of experience in graduate medical education. His scholarly interests focus on the clinical application of cardiovascular ultrasound techniques and medical education.