Degree Programs
Masters in Health Science (M.H.Sc.) Program
Name | Year |
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James Farrelly | 2017 |
Timothy Murtha | 2017 |
Swathi Reddy | 2017 |
Brian Arnold | 2018 |
Raymond Jean | 2018 |
Danielle Heller | 2019 |
Vladim Kurbatov | 2019 |
Shirley Liu | 2019 |
Norman Nicholson | 2019 |
Vanessa Baratta | 2020 |
Sarah Ullrich | 2020 |
Matthew Shaughnessy | 2020 |
Jolanta Gorecka | 2020 |
Doctor of Philosophy in Investigative Medicine (Ph.D.) Program
The Investigative Medicine Program is a training program in clinical investigation for physicians that leads to a Ph.D. degree in Investigative Medicine awarded from the Yale Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. Its aim is to provide the training required to develop a broad knowledge base, analytical skill, creative thinking and the hands-on experience demanded of clinical researchers devoted to either laboratory-based or clinically-based patient-oriented investigation. Admission to the Investigative Medicine Program occurs across multiple clinical subspecialties, with a choice of focus on either patient-oriented research, disease-oriented research, or basic “translational” laboratory research. Students are provided with individualized training encompassing both formal coursework and practical experience, under the supervision and mentorship of a senior faculty member. Requirements for the Ph.D. degree are the completion of a didactic curriculum of required and elective courses, a comprehensive examination, and a research project resulting in a dissertation – under the guidance of a Qualifying and Thesis Committee. Most students will be able to obtain a Ph.D. degree in a 3-4 year timeframe.
Name | Year |
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Clinton Protack | 2015 |
Gabriella Grisotti | 2018 |
Jonathan Merola | 2018 |
Vladim Kurbatov | Current |
Holly Blackburn | Current |
Katie O'Neil | Current |
Master of Education (M.Ed) Degree
Name | Year |
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Samantha Ahle | 2019 |
Mollie Freedman-Weiss | 2020 |
Erin White | 2021 |
Andrew Esposito | 2022 |