Abraham Benjamin Bornstein MD
Assistant Professor of Public Health, Weill Cornell Medical College
New York, NY
Professional summary
At Weill Cornell Medical College, I have been extensively involved at many levels of medical education, including 2 advanced Weill Cornell Medical Curriculum programs, 1) Problem Based Learning (PBL) and 2) Medicine, Physicians and Society (MPS). I have also been involved with the medical education of the pediatric housestaff, medical housestaff, as well as cardiology fellow training. I have also participated in the development of educational content for the PBL medical school curriculum, as well as content for CME and teleconferencing. Additionally, I am currently involved in the deployment of a Telemedicine–Based Adult Congenital Heart Disease Service as a joint project involving the divisions of Pediatric Cardiology at the Weill-Cornell and Columbia Campuses of New York Presbyterian Hospital as well as SUNY-Downstate College of Medicine. I have collaborated with the Division of Pediatric Cardiology to establish an obesity council as well as in obesity research working group
Contact
Office Phone
917-846-1346
Education
Universities
Tufts University School of Medicine
Doctor of Medicine, Medicine, Cardiology
Postgraduate Training
St Luke’s Roosevelt Hospital, New York, NY
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center, New York, NY
Tufts Medical Center, Boston, MA
Tufts Medical Center
Tuftts Medical Center, Boston, MA
Licenses/Certifications
Diplomat, ABIM, Cardiovascular Diseases
Diplomat, American Board of Medical Examiners
Diplomat, American Board of Internal Medicine
Experience
Assistant Professor of Medicine
Associate Clinical Professor of Medicine
Co-Director
Assistant Professor of Medicine in Pediatrics
Honors and Awards
Outstanding Teacher of the Year Award
Teacher's Award
Teacher of the Year Award
Teacher of the Year Award
Memberships
FACC - Fellow American College of Cardiology
Publications
Books
The epidemiology of valvular heart disease: a growing public health problem
Lectures and Presentations
The DICOM Standard
Curriculum Vitae
Disclosure or Conflict of Interest
Abraham Benjamin Bornstein MD has nothing to disclose
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