Awards
Below are a few of the many awards members of the Division have earned!
Fellows Awards
Tony Adams, MD (CCM) 2018
Parshawn Lahiji, DO (CCM) 2018
Ran Ran, MD (CCM) 2018
Benjamin Arthurs, MD (PCCM) 2018
Brent Matsuda, MD (PCCM) 2018
Tony Adams, MD (CCM) 2017
Parshawn Lahiji, DO (CCM) 2017
Ran Ran, MD (CCM) 2017
Peter Jackson, MD (PCCM) 2017
Gregory Ranches (PCCM) 2017
Jaime Fair, MD (CCM) 2016
Emily Jonas, MD (CCM) 2016
Srini Mukundan, MD (CCM) 2016
Benjamin Arthurs, MD (PCCM) 2016
Peter Jackson, MD (PCCM) 2016
Brenda Marsh, MD, PhD (PCCM) 2016
Knewton Sakata, MD (PCCM) 2016
The monthly MICU Excellence Award was created as a collaboration of our Unit Based Nurse Practice Council and Inpatient Optimization groups to provide unit level recognition for the amazing work that our staff does in the MICU
Matthew Miller MD (PCCM), February 2018
Daniel Seifer, MD (PCCM), January 2018
Faculty Awards
Kelly Vranas, MD 2018
Christopher Slatore, MD 2018
Mark Deffebach, MD 2018
Kathryn Artis, MD 2017
Brian Jones, MD PhD 2017
Jeff Gold, MD 2017
Kathryn Artis, MD 2016
Matt Drake, MD 2016
Matthew Drake, MD 2018
Brian Jones, MD 2017
Stephanie Nonas, MD 2016
Mark Deffebach, MD 2015
Jeff Gold, MD 2014
The Mentor Award is presented to an Oregonian who has provided outstanding mentorship and leadership in the support of health research, education or the advancement of health care.
David Jacoby, MD 2017
Gopal Allada, MD 2014 - Outstanding Preceptor with Family Nurse Practitioner Program
Conference Awards
2018 Awards
- Pulmonary Infections and Tuberculosis Senior Level Award: Dr. Dave Lewinsohn
2017 Awards
- ATS Innovations in Fellowship Education 2017: Recognized for our innovative mechanical ventilator simulation training program
- Best of ATS Video Lecture Series 2nd place: Dr. Ran Ran won 2nd place for his "Tricyclic Antidepressant Overdose" video
Alan Barker, MD 2018 - Outstanding Achievement Award
Research Awards & Grants
Tartar Trust Fellowships are intended to be used for supporting research endeavors and research career development in the School of Medicine. They are offered annually by the OHSU School of Medicine.
2017-2018
- Gitanjali Narayanan, MD, PhD Candidate in Lewinsohn Lab
The OHSU Foundation coordinates OHSU's relationship with the Collins Medical Trust, a private foundation located in Portland, OR and established in 1956 by Truman W. Collins. The Collins Medical Trust accepts 15 proposals from OHSU for each of their three annual deadlines and typically funds two to four projects each round. The Collins Medical Trust documents state that monies from the Trust shall be used "To aid, further, promote, develop, encourage and sponsor research, experiment and work in the cause, cure and treatment of human disease or in any field of medical research, and to aid, further and promote medical education."
Kelly Vranas, MD 2017
Matthew Drake, MD
The Medical Research Foundation grants awards of merit to exceptional Oregon scientists and mentors.
Kelly Vranas, MD 2017
The purpose of this NIH program is to support institutional career development awards designed to prepare newly-trained clinicians who have made a commitment to independent research careers, and to facilitate their transition to more advanced support mechanisms, e.g., K08 and K23.
Brenda Marsh, MD, PhD 2018
Kelly Vranas, MD
The NIH Loan Repayment Programs (LRPs) are a set of programs established by Congress and designed to recruit and retain highly qualified health professionals into biomedical or biobehavioral research careers.
Kelly Vranas, MD 2018
Matthew Drake, MD