Celia M Divino, MD
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PROFESSOR | Surgery
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Specialties
Surgery, Bariatric Surgery

Intervention of Immune tolerance by small molecules to enhance immune therapy

MD, SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University - College of Medicine

Residency, Surgery (General Surgery), Mount Sinai Hospital

Certifications

American Board of Surgery

2010

Master Clinician Award

Institute of Medical Education, Mount Sinai School of Medicine

2010

Best Doctor

Best Doctors in America

2005

The Robert Paradny Teaching Award in Surgery

Department of Surgery, Mount Sinai School of Medicine

2005

The Robert Paradny Teaching Award in Surgery

Mount Sinai School of Medicine, Department of Surgery

2003

Attending of the Year Award

The Brooklyn South Surgical Training Program, Maimonides Medical Center

2003

Physician of The Year Award

Pesha Elias Bikur Cholim D'Bobov

2003

Surgical Attending of the Year Award

The Brooklyn South Surgical Training Program, Maimonides Medical Center

2002

Medical Leadership Award

Aleh Foundation

2000

Physician of the Year Award

The Mount Sinai Medical Center

1998

Dr. Robert Paradny Teaching Award in Surgery Surgical Attending of the Year

The Mount Sinai Medical Center, Department of Surgery

1997

Arthur A. Aufses, Sr., Prize in Surgery, Chief Resident

The Mount Sinai Medical Center, New York, NY

1992

Janet W. Glasgow Memorial Achievement Award

American Medical Women's Assoc

1992

Distinction in Research

College of Medicine State University of New York Health Science Center at Brooklyn

1991

Alpha Omega Alpha

1990

AOA Research Fellowship Award

Transthyretin and Inflammation

1987

Transthyretin and the Acute Phase Reaction

NIH Research Fellowship Award

Publications

Selected Publications

Assessing the mFI-5 frailty score and functional status in geriatric patients undergoing inguinal hernia repairs. A. Z. Agathis, V. G. Bangla, C. M. Divino. Hernia

Investigating influential factors and mechanisms of surgical resident well-being using social network analysis. Ari S. Coopersmith, Michael H. Berler, Brianna Johnston, Lillian Knutilla, Anya L. Edwards, Carter C. Lebares, Celia Divino, Jennifer N. Choi, Jennifer E. Hrabe, Julia S. Shelton, Christopher M. Foglia, Varuna Sundaram, Brooke Gurland, David A. Spain, Matthew Hanlon, Andreas H. Meier, Kelly R. Haisley, Alan Harzman, Emily Huang, Jennifer Preston, Valentine Nfonsam, Taylor S. Riall, Barnard J.A. Palmer, Gregory P. Victorino, Tim R. Donahue, Veronica F. Sullins, Kenzo Hirose, Linda M. Reilly, Kshama R. Jaiswal, Mark R. Nehler, Melissa Brunsvold, Daniel E. Kendrick, M. Timothy Nelson, Robert B. Lim, Karen D. Horvath, Lorrie A. Langdale, Rebecca Maine. American Journal of Surgery

Impact of Preoperative Factors in Patients with IBD on Postoperative Length of Stay: A National Surgical Quality Improvement Program-Inflammatory Bowel Disease Collaborative Analysis. Susanna S. Hill, Kathryn E. Ottaviano, David C. Palange, A. David Chismark, Brian T. Valerian, Jonathan J. Canete, Edward C. Lee, Samuel Eisenstein, Sonia Ramamoorthy, Nicholas Hilbert, Austin Du, Tracey Hull, Stefan Holubar, Xue Jia, Nancy Anzlovar, Sue Bohne, Alessandro Fichera, Debbie Aguilar, Martha Mueller, Rocco Riccardi, Liliana Bordeianou, Hiroko Kunitake, Donna Antonelli, Kathy Swierzewski, Lynn Devaney, Cindy Kin, David Spain, Roxanne Hyke, Elmer De Leon, Aimee Torbela, Megan Keenan, Andrea Goyette, Evangelos Messaris, Richard Whyte, Mary Ward, Mary Beth Cotter, Julia Saraidaridis, W. David Lewis, Mary Sansone, Lynne Crawford, Michael Deutsch, Jeffrey Scow, Pam Huggins, Virginia Shaffer, Joe Sharma, Shamsah Sitafalwalla, Radhika Smith, Matthew Mutch, Bruce Hall, Mitzi Hirbe, Joann Batten, Randolph Steinhagen, Sergey Khaitov, Patricia Sylla, Celia Divino, Reba Miller, Kinga Skowron Olortegui, Neil Hyman, Vivek Prachand, Sue Sullivan, Lorice Pullins, Carmen Barc, Jennifer Hrabe, Muneera Kapadia, Mary Belding-Schmitt, James Yoo, Joel Goldberg, Felix Akinbami, Jill Steinberg. Diseases of the Colon and Rectum

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