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CPTI Current Grantees


HEALTHY ACTIVE LIVING GRANTS

CPTI, in collaboration with the Healthy Active Living Chapter Grants, supports 6 AAP chapter/residency program pairs in developing and implementing sustainable strategies to address physical activity in early childhood.

  • California Chapter 1: Stanford School of Medicine/Lucile Packard Children's Hospital
  • Minnesota Chapter: University of Minnesota & Mayo Clinic
  • North Carolina Chapter: Levine Children's Hospital at Carolinas Medical Center
  • Oklahoma Chapter: University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center
  • Tennessee Chapter: East Tennessee State University, Quillen College of Medicine
  • Washington Chapter: University of Washington/Seattle Children's Hospital

ADVOCACY TRAINING GRANTS

The Advocacy Training Grant supports 4 pediatric faculty-resident pairs (8 people) to attend the annual AAP Chapter Advocacy Summit. Each faculty-resident pair will be required to implement an educational activity on child advocacy in coordination with their local AAP chapter following the conference.

  • Arizona Chapter: Sara Bode, MD, FAAP & Dustin Monroe, MD
  • Massachusetts Chapter: Ariel S. Frey-Vogel, MD, MAT, FAAP & Ashkon Shaahinfar, MD, MPH
  • New Jersey Chapter: Shilpa Pai, MD, FAAP & Linda Nguyen, MD, MPH
  • Texas Chapter: Tara Greendyk, MD, FAAP & Lauren Gambill, MD

LEONARD P ROME CATCH VISITING PROFESSORSHIPS

The purpose of the Leonard P Rome CATCH Visiting Professorship Program is to promote advocacy for children and advance the field of community pediatrics.

  • Albany Medical Center: Sara Horstmann, MD - VP Christopher Kus, MD, MPH
  • Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh: Jennifer Wolford, DO, MPH - VP Elizabeth Woods, MD, MPH
  • Children's National Medical Center: Nathalie Quion, MD - VP Fernando Mendoza, MD
  • Crozer Pediatric Residency Program: Erin Schnepp, DO - VP Anda Kuo, MD
  • Nassau University Medical Center: David Fagan, MD - VP Dina Lieser, MD
  • Robert Wood Johnson & Jersey Shore University Pediatric Residency Programs: Shilpa Pai, MD - VP Ben Hoffman, MD
  • St. Louis Children's Hospital: Sarah Garwood, MD - VP Lisa Chamberlain, MD, MPH
  • University of New Mexico: Lance Chilton, MD - VP Lisa Chamberlain, MD, MPH

TRANSFORMING PEDIATRIC RESIDENCY TRAINING GRANTS

The goal of this grant is to help pediatric residency programs improve their community pediatrics and advocacy training. These programs will create sustainable strategies to implement change to enhance residency training in community pediatrics and advocacy.

  • Akron Children's Hospital - P Cooper White, MD
  • Duke University - Debi Best, MD
  • New York Presbyterian Hospital - Dina Lieser, MD
  • Phoenix Children's Hospital - Sara Bode, MD
  • Stroger Hospital of Cook County - Michelle Rebollo, MD
  • University of California San Francisco at Fresno - Renee Kinman, MD, PhD
  • University of Oklahoma - Marny Dunlap, MD
  • University of Texas Southwestern - Nancy Kelly, MD
  • University of Virginia - Diane Pappas, MD, JD
  • University of Wisconsin - Dipesh Navsaria, MD, MPH, MSLIS




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