Joseph P Mathew, MD
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PROFESSOR | Medicine, Pulmonary, Critical Care and Sleep Medicine
Dr. Mathew's research focuses on critical care outcomes. Areas of interest include therapeutic hypothermia after cardiac arrest, airway management, sepsis, and impact of simulation-based training on education and clinical outcomes.

BA, New York University

MD, St. George's University School of Medicine

2015

Research Distinction

New York State Thoracic Society Meeting

2015

Research Distinction

Winthrop-University Hospital Research Day

2014

Commencement Address, Dept. of Medicine Graduation

Winthrop-University Hospital

2013

Fellow, American College of Physicians

2013

Attending of the Year, Dept. of Medicine

Winthrop-University Hospital

2012

Fellow, American College of Chest Physicians

2010

Best Research Project

Beth Israel Medical Center GME Fair

2009

Young Investigator Award

American College of Chest Physicians

2009

Best Case Presentation

American College of Chest Physicians

2000

Iota Epsilon Alpha Honor Society

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