Bright Futures. Brilliant Minds. Bold Developments.

2012 ANNUAL REPORT

The Foundation for Anesthesia Education and Research aims to advance medicine through anesthesiology research and education. Our grants and programs are designed to drive the medical specialty of anesthesiology forward and positively impact the careers of individuals who will improve patient care and safety, and who will find solutions to current issues. The early career funding that FAER is able to provide because of the generosity of the entire anesthesiology community not only influences individual careers but also changes the future of anesthesiology for the better.

In 2012, in order to support more than 130 anesthesiologists, residents and medical students, FAER committed $1.875 million to funding research grants and more than $300,000 to programs. These numbers show the investment we make each year in research and education, and the highlights within this annual report help illustrate the outcomes.

On behalf of the FAER Board of Directors, and the many individuals and institutions who benefit from the generosity of FAER’s supporters, thank you for your continued support of research and education in anesthesiology.

Sincerely,

Denham S. Ward, MD, PhD President and CEO

James R. Zaidan, MD, MBA Board Chair

Putting Academic Anesthesiology in Focus: FAER Resident Scholar ProgramThe FAER Resident Scholar Program is an educational opportunity for residents that encourages careers in research and academic anesthesiology. The program sends approximately 60 residents to the ASA annual meeting each year. By attending workshops and plenary sessions, as well as the ASA House of Delegates, Resident Scholars learn about the latest advances in anesthesiology, and identify scientific, educational and political issues facing the specialty.

As a CA-2 resident at the University of Virginia, Kevin Beers, MD, attended ANESTHESIOLOGY™ 2012 as a FAER Resident Scholar. He says of his experience, “I am grateful to have been chosen by the faculty at UVA to attend the meeting as a FAER Resident Scholar. The educational opportunities were seemingly endless. Not only was I able to learn of several advances and changes in our specialty, but I also was able to network and interact directly with leaders in anesthesiology. … Being a FAER Resident Scholar has put me on a path toward future involvement in the ASA and beyond.”

Abbott Laboratories provided a generous educational grant to support the 2012 FAER Resident Scholar Program.

After Research Fellowship, Eyes on Residency: FAER MSARF ProgramThe FAER Medical Student Anesthesia Research Fellowship (MSARF) program encourages medical students to enter careers in academic anesthesiology. The program pairs medical students with anesthesiology departments for summer fellowships where they conduct projects, learn scientific methods and participate in clinical anesthesia activities. Students present their research at the FAER MSARF Symposium at the ASA annual meeting each fall.

Fifty-eight students participated in the MSARF program in 2012, one of whom was Michelle Mahanian from University of California Los Angeles. Mahanian visited Mount Sinai School of Medicine for her MSARF experience, where she worked alongside Stacie Deiner, MD, on a project titled “Predictors of postoperative delirium in non-cardiac surgery patients.”

“My research experience through FAER taught me to look for broader connections among clinical scenarios that may benefit future patients through research,” Mahanian says. “Participating in a project from start to finish has taught me a great deal about formulating proper hypothesis, integrating relevant patient data into what is already in scientific literature, and analyzing my results into a clinically-relevant conclusion.” Mahanian will graduate next year and plans to pursue her residency in anesthesiology.

The 2012 MSARF program was supported by the Ronald L. Katz Family Foundation, Valley Anesthesiology Foundation and B. Braun Medical Inc., as well as many individuals and anesthesiology departments.

BRIGHT FUTURES

Kevin Beers, MD, 2012 FAER Resident Scholar

Michelle Mahanian, a third-year medical student at UCLA, presents her research project to FAER Board Member Lee Fleisher, MD, during the 2012 FAER MSARF Symposium at the ASA annual meeting.

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2012 FAER Research Grant AwardeesIn 2012, 16 anesthesiologists received grants and joined the group of more than 444 anesthesiologists who have received grant funding from the foundation since 1986, as well as the more than 100 investigators who received funding from ASA prior to the establishment of FAER.

Visit FAER.org for more information about our research grants and programs. Go to FAER.org/programs or FAER.org/research-grants.

RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP GRANTS ($75,000)

Quintin J. Quinones, MD, PhD, Duke University Hospital

Katie J. Schenning, MD, MPH, Oregon Health and Science University

Anna Woodbury, MD, Emory University

Jijun Xu, MD, PhD, Cleveland Clinic

MENTORED RESEARCH TRAINING GRANTS-BASIC SCIENCE ($175,000)

Thomas M. Austin, MD, Vanderbilt University Medical Center

Maurizio Cereda, MD, University of Pennsylvania

Arun Prakash, MD, PhD, University of California San Francisco

MENTORED RESEARCH TRAINING GRANTS-CLINICAL OR TRANSLATIONAL ($175,000)

Ana Fernandez-Bustamante, MD, PhD, University of Colorado

Patrick J. Tighe, MD, MS, University of Florida

RESEARCH IN EDUCATION GRANTS ($100,000)

Arna Banerjee, MD, Vanderbilt University Medical Center

Sergio Bustamante, MD, Cleveland Clinic

Edward R. Mariano, MD, MAS, Stanford University

John D. Mitchell, MD, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center

Davinder S. Ramsingh, MD, University of California Irvine

Darren R. Raphael, MD, MBA, University of California Irvine

Glenn E. Woodworth, MD, Oregon Health and Science University

BRIGHT FUTURES

Katie J. Schenning, MD, MPH, Oregon Health and Science University, 2012 FAER Research Fellowship Grant recipient

Quintin J. Quinones, MD, PhD, Duke University Hospital, 2012 FAER Research Fellowship Grant recipient

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For information on FAER events at ANESTHESIOLOGY 2013™, visit FAER.org/events.

BRILLIANT MINDSEach year at the ASA annual meeting, FAER brings researchers and educators together through special scientific activities and workshops that aim to advance our mission and communicate the important role anesthesia education and research play in helping the specialty thrive.

FAER Panel at ANESTHESIOLOGY 2012™

Leaders in quality research discussed how to improve quality in anesthesia at the 2012 FAER Panel, “The Science of Quality Improvement: What Leads to Improvement.” Lee A. Fleisher, MD, University of Pennsylvania, moderated the panel. Panelists included Michael Gropper, MD, PhD, University of California San Francisco; Laurent G. Glance, MD, University of Rochester and Elizabeth Martinez, MD, Massachusetts

General Hospital.

FAER Academy of Research Mentors in Anesthesiology WorkshopDuring the workshop “Early Grants: What You Need to Do,” a group of experienced physician-scientists, mentors and leaders in anesthesiology led panel discussions aimed at educating others on how to submit successful NIH grant applications. The workshop featured information on the personal experience of study section chairs, a mock study section, and a panel of physician-scientists who

have received NIH awards. Faculty members who led the panels included: Roderic G. Eckenhoff, MD, University of Pennsylvania; Evan D. Kharasch, MD, PhD, Washington University in St. Louis; William L. Young, MD, University of California San Francisco; and David C. Warltier, MD, PhD, Medical College of Wisconsin.

12th Annual FAER Honorary Research LectureJudy R. Kersten, MD, professor and senior vice chair of anesthesiology at Medical College of Wisconsin was the 12th annual FAER Honorary Research Lecturer. During her lecture, “What’s so bad about being sweet?” she discussed how diabetes and hyperglycemia contribute to increasing perioperative risk through adverse effects on the coronary circulation, nitric oxide regulation, and cardioprotective signaling using evidence from both basic science and clinical research.

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Judy R. Kersten, MD, 12th annual FAER Honorary Research Lecturer

BOLD DEVELOPMENTSResearchWith the urgency to transform healthcare and the triple aim of improving health for the individual, improving health for the population and reducing costs, it is critical to train anesthesiologists in the science of health services research. This is why, in 2012, FAER partnered with

the Anesthesia Quality Institute (AQI) to create a pilot mentored grant for early-career investigators in the field of health services research. The first FAER-AQI Mentored Research Training Grants – Health Services Research (two-year, $175,000 grants) will begin in 2013.

Co-chairs Dr. Sessler (top) and Dr. Kuhn

EducationIn spring 2012, the FAER Board of Directors established the Academy of Education Mentors in Anesthesiology, as a companion to the Academy of Research Mentors in Anesthesiology. The Education Mentor Academy initiates activities to improve education mentorship in anesthesiology. It recognizes educators and mentors who have made significant contributions to the advancement of academic anesthesiologists.

THE ACADEMY’S NINE CHARTER MEMBERS INCLUDE:

• Arnold J. Berry, MD, MPH, Emory University Hospital

• Robert R. Gaiser, MD, MSEd, University of Pennsylvania

• Joy L. Hawkins, MD, University of Colorado Denver

• Catherine Kuhn, MD, Duke University Medical Center

• Alex Macario, MD, MBA, Stanford University

• May Pian-Smith, MD, MS, Massachusetts General Hospital

• Steven H. Rose, MD, Mayo Clinic

• Armin Schubert, MD, MBA, Oschner Medical Center

• Alan D. Sessler, MD, Mayo Clinic (emeritus), Foundation for Anesthesia Education and Research

InnovationOver the past few decades, anesthesiologists have distinguished themselves among physician specialists as being leaders in advancing patient care through innovations in medical technologies.

Although many advances have been made, much work remains. In 2012, FAER launched an educational initiative focused on translational medical research, innovation and entrepreneurship. It took form in an inaugural FAER panel at the Society for Technology in Anesthesia annual meeting.

The educational session answered two questions: “What are the basic approaches for an anesthesiologist to bring an idea to clinical practice?” and “Why are physician-industry relationships important for successful TMR?”

FAER will continue to facilitate educational opportunities related to pharmaceutical and device product development and commercialization through the first-

ever Anesthesiology Conference on Innovation and Entrepreneurship, which will be held January 18, 2014 in Orlando, Fla.

Abbott Laboratories, Baxter, Cook Critical Care and Frank Moya Continuing Education Programs each provided financial support for the inaugural FAER panel at the STA meeting.

FAER-STA PANELISTS INCLUDED

• George Blike, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, moderator

• Bruce Gingles, Cook Critical Care

• Richard Melker, MD, University of Florida

• Debra Schwinn, MD, University of Washington

• Theodore Stanley, MD, University of Utah

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Founding Supporter

The Foundation for Anesthesia Education and Research thanks its founding supporter, the American Society of Anesthesiologists, for its $2 million in funding in 2012 and for its generous support of FAER’s mission over the past 26 years.

Subspecialty Society Contributors$30,000 OR MORE

$15,000 - $29,999

UP TO $5,000

Academy of AnesthesiologySociety for the Advancement of Geriatric AnesthesiaSociety of Cardiovascular AnesthesiologistsSociety for Education in AnesthesiaSociety for Neuroscience in Anesthesiology and Critical Care

Corporate Supporters$25,000-$59,999

$10,000-$29,999

$1,000-$4,999

3D Communications, LLC B. Braun MedicalFrank Moya Continuing Education ProgramsLippincott Williams & WilkinsMainline MedicalSheridan Healthcare

Component Society Contributors$5,000 OR MORE

California Society of AnesthesiologistsMinnesota Society of AnesthesiologistsPennsylvania Society of AnesthesiologistsTexas Society of Anesthesiologists

$2,000-$4,999

Arizona Society of AnesthesiologistsConnecticut State Society of AnesthesiologistsGeorgia Society of AnesthesiologistsKansas State Society of AnesthesiologistsMassachusetts Society of AnesthesiologistsMichigan Society of AnesthesiologistsNew York State Society of AnesthesiologistsOklahoma Society of AnesthesiologistsOregon Society of AnesthesiologistsVirginia Society of AnesthesiologistsWashington State Society of Anesthesiologists

$1,000-$1,999

Alabama State Society of AnesthesiologistsDC Society of AnesthesiologistsFlorida Society of AnesthesiologistsIllinois Society of AnesthesiologistsIndiana Society of AnesthesiologistsKansas City Society of AnesthesiologistsKentucky Society of AnesthesiologistsMaryland Society of AnesthesiologistsMissouri Society of AnesthesiologistsNebraska Society of AnesthesiologistsOhio Society of AnesthesiologistsSouth Dakota Society of AnesthesiologistsWisconsin Society of Anesthesiologists

UP TO $999

Colorado Society of AnesthesiologistsLouisiana Society of AnesthesiologistsMississippi Society of AnesthesiologistsNew Jersey State Society of AnesthesiologistsNew Mexico Society of AnesthesiologistsSouth Carolina Society of AnesthesiologistsVermont Society of AnesthesiologistsWest Virginia Society of AnesthesiologistsWyoming Society of Anesthesiologists

CONTRIBUTORS

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Society for Anesthesia Education and Research — Anesthesiology DepartmentsUniversity of Alabama at BirminghamAlbany Medical CenterAlbert Einstein College of Medicine/Montefiore Medical CenterAnesthesiology Institute, Cleveland ClinicBeth Israel Deaconess Medical CenterBrigham and Women’s Hospital University of California San DiegoUniversity of California San FranciscoChildren’s Hospital BostonUniversity of Cincinnati Medical CenterUniversity of Colorado School of MedicineColumbia University, College of Physicians and SurgeonsDartmouth-Hitchcock Medical CenterDavid Geffen School of Medicine at UCLAFletcher Allen Health CareUniversity of Florida College of MedicineGeorge Washington UniversityGeorgia Health Sciences UniversityHenry Ford HospitalUniversity of Illinois at Chicago University of IowaJohn H. Stroger, Jr. Hospital of Cook CountyJohns Hopkins UniversityKansas University Medical Center Loma Linda UniversityUniversity of LouisvilleLoyola University Medical CenterUniversity of Maryland School of MedicineMassachusetts General Hospital University of Massachusetts Medical School Mayo Clinic Medical College of WisconsinUniversity of Michigan

University of Missouri-Kansas City Mount Sinai School of Medicine (New York)University of Nebraska Medical CenterNew York University Langone Medical CenterUniversity of North Carolina School of MedicineNorthwestern University Feinberg School of MedicineOhio State University University of Oklahoma Health Sciences CenterPark Slope Anesthesia Associates of New York Methodist

HospitalPenn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine University of PittsburghUniversity of Rochester Medical CenterSpringfield Anesthesia Services of Baystate Medical CenterSt. Luke’s Roosevelt Hospital CenterStanford University Medical Center State University of New York, Brooklyn (Downstate) State University of New York, BuffaloState University of New York, Stony BrookState University of New York, Upstate Medical UniversityUniversity of Texas Medical Branch at GalvestonUniversity of Texas Medical School at HoustonUniversity of Texas Southwestern Medical CenterTexas Tech University Health Sciences Center, Paul L. Foster

School of MedicineVanderbilt University School of MedicineUniversity of WashingtonWashington University School of Medicine in St. LouisUniversity of WisconsinWeill Cornell Medical CollegeYale University

Medical Student Anesthesia Research Fellowship Program SupportersThe following anesthesia departments provided financial support for one or more MSARF participants in 2012.

University of Alabama at BirminghamBaylor College of MedicineBeth Israel Deaconess Medical CenterBrigham and Women’s HospitalUniversity of California IrvineUniversity of California Los AngelesUniversity of California San FranciscoUniversity of Colorado DenverColumbia UniversityJohns Hopkins University School of MedicineUniversity of Maryland School of MedicineMassachusetts General HospitalMayo Clinic RochesterMedical University of South Carolina

University of Medicine and Dentistry New Jersey - New Jersey Medical School

University of MichiganMontefiore Medical Center The University Hospital for the Albert

Einstein College of MedicineMount Sinai School of MedicineNorthwestern University Feinberg School of MedicineUniversity of Pennsylvania School of MedicineUniversity of PittsburghStanford University State University of New York, Brooklyn (Downstate)State University of New York, Stony BrookUniversity of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer CenterVanderbilt University

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Mission MomentGROWING THE SKILLS OF PRACTICING ANESTHESIOLOGISTSFor anesthesiologists pursuing training in advanced ultrasound-guided regional anesthesia, the efficacy of available teaching methods, learning curve, and optimal duration of training in this population remains unknown. This is why Edward Mariano, MD, MAS, proposed to study the effectiveness of conventional methods (e.g., didactic lectures and model scanning) and immersive learning (e.g., hybrid simulation) in teaching ultrasound-guided perineural catheter insertion to anesthesiologists in practice without prior formal regional anesthesia training.

Dr. Mariano, who is chief of anesthesiology and perioperative care service at VA Palo Alto Health Care System, and associate professor of anesthesiology, perioperative and pain medicine at Stanford University, received a 2012 FAER Research in Education Grant, a two-year, $100,000 award.

“This project is the first to specifically study the acquisition and implementation of a new skill in a cohort of practicing anesthesiologists,” he says. “Since ultrasound guidance in regional anesthesia is relatively new and rapidly increasing in popularity, this is an ideal model to study. The results can be potentially applied to other skills or populations.”

In his career, Dr. Mariano has focused on clinical studies related to perioperative pain management and short-term outcomes. “With direct access to a world-class simulation center and staff, and the largest networked healthcare system in the country [Veterans Health Administration],” he says, “our FAER-funded study marks the start of an exciting path to implementing system change and increasing our veterans’ access to the highest quality of perioperative pain control.”

Alongside his mentor, Steven Howard, MD, Dr. Mariano will continue his work on this FAER-funded project throughout the 2013-14 academic year.

Edward Mariano, MD, 2012 FAER Grant Recipient

Practice Group & Anesthesiology Department Contributors$1,000-$2,499

Olympic Anesthesia ServicesRockford Anesthesiologists Assoc. LLCSpectrum Medical GroupSt. Luke’s-Roosevelt Hospital Center*Weill Cornell Medical College*Westside Anesthesiology PC*University of Wisconsin-Madison*

UP TO $999

Palm Beach Spine & Diagnostic InstituteProvidence Anchorage Anesthesia

Medical Group, PCSanta Fe Anesthesia Specialists, PC

*Anesthesiology departments also support FAER through membership in the Society for Anesthesia Education and Research.

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Individual Contributors$15,000 OR MORE

Simon Gelman, MD, PhD

$10,000 TO $14,999

Ronald L. Katz, MDJames R. Zaidan, MD, MBA

$5,000 TO $9,999

David L. Brown, MDKathryn E. McGoldrick, MD

Alan D. Sessler, MDDrs. Ximena and Daniel

SesslerPaloma Toledo, MDCharles A. Vacanti, MDDenham S. Ward, MD, PhD

$2,000 TO $4,999

Randall M. Clark, MDDonn M. Dennis, MD, FAHAJoy L. Hawkins, MD

Jeffrey R. Kirsch, MDCarl Lynch, III, MD, PhDDr. Mervyn Maze and Janet

Wyner-MazeFrank Moya, MDSrikanth S. Patankar, MD,

MBBSRonald G. Pearl, MD, PhDY. S. Prakash, MD, PhDDr. and Mrs. Warren

Sandberg

Armin Schubert, MD, MBATheodore H. Stanley, MDKaren S. Williams, MDMargaret Wood, MB, ChB

$1,000 TO $1,999

Dr. and Mrs. Joseph AnnisJoseph F. Antognini, MDMichael S. Avidan, MBBCh,

FCAKeith H. Baker, MD, PhD

Epitome of ExcellenceEARLY CAREER ACCOMPLISHMENTS RECOGNIZED WITH ASA AWARDOne of the goals of FAER’s grants is to provide the funding, training and mentorship to early career anesthesiologists so they can develop the skills and preliminary data needed to become successful physician-scientists. Peter Nagele, MD, MSc, who received a Mentored Research Training Grant from FAER in 2007 to study the influence of nitrous oxide on postoperative myocardial infarction, has done just that. He received the 2012 ASA Presidential Scholar Award, recognizing his research accomplishments and his dedication to a career as a physician-scientist.

Dr. Nagele is currently assistant professor in the department of anesthesiology at Washington University in St. Louis, where he has been since 2005. After his FAER award in 2007, he received a K23 from the NIH, and has received subsequent funding from the NIH and other foundations since that time.

Dr. Nagele joins several other former FAER grant recipients and Resident Scholars who have received ASA Presidential Scholar Awards, which began in 2003. They include Zhiyi Zuo, MD, PhD (2005), Marcos Vidal Melo, MD, PhD (2007), John H. Eisenach, MD, PhD (2008), Max Kelz, MD, PhD (2010) and George Mashour, MD, PhD (2011).

Foundation and Trust ContributorsAssociated Anesthesiologists Fund of The

St. Paul FoundationChildren’s Hospital Medical Center

Anesthesia FoundationEl Dorado Community Foundation

Gertie F. Marx Private FoundationGladys Sessler Charitable TrustJoseph C. Belshe TrustLeRoy Misuraca Living Trust

Ronald L. Katz Family FoundationStanley Research FoundationThe Tricia R. Greaves Living TrustValley Anesthesiology Foundation

Peter Nagele, MD, MSc, 2007 FAER Grant Recipient, 2012 ASA Presidential Scholar Award Recipient

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Dr. and Mrs. Arnold BerryWendy B. Binstock, MDGeorge T. Blike, MDAzmy Boutros, MDStephen M. Breneman, MD,

PhDDavid Broussard, MDDaniel J. Cole, MDDr. and Mrs. Robert CordesJames E. Cottrell, MDDr. and Mrs. Bruce F. CullenMark Dershwitz, MD, PhDRichard P. Dutton, MD, MBAJames C. Eisenach, MDCharles W. Emala, MDAlex S. Evers, MDJane and John FitchLee A. Fleisher, MDD. David Glass, MDPeter A. Goldstein, MDJames D. Grant, MDOrin F. Guidry, MDDr. and Mrs. Steven C. HallAlexander A. Hannenberg,

MDJudith Hellman, MDThomas K. Henthorn, MDBradley J. Hindman, MDEvan D. Kharasch, MD, PhDMarkus G. Klass, MD, PhDCatherine M. Kuhn, MDCharles D. Kurth, MDMark J. Lema, MD, PhDCynthia A. Lien, MDDr. Philip and Christine LumbRalph Lydic, PhDGeorge A. Mashour, MD, PhDJames G. Mathis, MDLeslie N. Milde, MDGeorge G. Neuman, MDBobby D. Nossaman, MDFredrick K. Orkin, MDDr. and Mrs. Charles W. OttoRobert A. Pearce, MD, PhDMary Dale Peterson, MDArun Prakash, MD, PhDKai Rehder, MDDr. Duane and Mrs. Carolyn

RorieEugene P. Sinclair, MDDr. Eckehard Stuth and Ms.

Janellen Becker-StuthMichael M. Todd, MDRebecca S. Twersky, MD, MPHJohn A. Ulatowski, MD, PhD,

MBADrs. Robert and Sue VaughanShu-Ming Wang, MD

David S. Warner, MDMark and Mary Ellen WarnerDr. Warren and Ms. Nikki

ZapolJohn M. Zerwas, MD

$500 TO $999

Valerie A. Arkoosh, MD, MPHDonald E. Arnold, MDVerna L. Baughman, MDVictor C. Baum, MDHonorio T. Benzon, MDJulien F. Biebuyck, MD, PhDFrederic T. (Josh) Billings, IV,

MD, MSCIPhilip F. Boyle, MD and

Kristine BoyleE. Jane Brock DODr. and Mrs. Joseph BuckleyJason A. Campagna, MD, PhDLillian K. Chen, MDFrederick W. Cheney, MDNeal H. Cohen, MDJoseph F. Cotten, MD, PhDMarilyn K. Dearmond, MDStacie G. Deiner, MDRoderic G. Eckenhoff, MDCynthia A. Ferris, MDPamela Flood, MDRona G. Giffard, MD, PhDAndrew A. Greenberg, MDJoel G. Greenspan, MDMichael S. Higgins, MD, MPHJoanne Jene, MDPatricia A. Kapur, MDDr. Lawrence and Mrs.

Kimberly KilinskiHeidi M. Koenig, MDTom C. Krejcie, MDIra M. Kupferberg, MDAlice L. Landrum, MDPatrick J. Lawler, MDJ. L. Lichtor, MDRonald S. Litman, DODavid E. Longnecker, MDMaureen T. Luby, MDDavid P. Maguire, MDStephen Markowitz, MD, PhDLinda J. Mason, MDJames G. Mathis, MDEric M. May, MDJames F. Mayhew, MDE. Kay McDivitt, MDMarek A. Mirski, MD, PhDLeRoy Misuraca, MDDr. John and Mrs. Katherine

Moyers

Mary J. Njoku, MDMark C. Norris, MDJerome Parness, MD, PhDMaunak Rana, MDStephen M. Rupp, MDSteven L. Shafer, MDSam R. Sharar, MDChetan R. Shukla, MDJeffrey H. Silverstein, MDRobert N. Sladen, MDRichard M. Smiley, MD, PhDDonald R. Stanski, MDFrank Szarko, MD and Carol

Szarko, MDJoseph W. Szokol, MDMargaret M. Tarpey, MDDr. Stephen and Mrs. Ellen

ThomasDr. Gregory and Mrs. Bonnie

UnruhJeanine P. Wiener-Kronish,

MDJohn P. Williams, MDJohn H. Wills, MDGerald L. Zeitlin, MD

$200 TO $499

Gregory C. Allen, MDDr. James and Ms. Ellen

AllingerDr. Corrie T. M. Anderson and

Ms. Virginia E. Williams IIJohn J. Andrews, MDTimothy P. Angelotti, MD,

PhDSolomon Aronson, MDMichael J. Avram, PhDDr. Richard and Ms. Catherine

BartkowskiJames L. Becker, MDRichard A. Berkowitz, MDDrs. Terrence and Ann BogardRandall P. Brewer, MDMichael K. Cahalan, MDSelma H. Calmes, MDFrederick W. Campbell, III,

MDDivya Chander, MD, PhDMay L. Chin, MDDavid J. Clark, MD, PhDHarriet A. Clarke, MDJerry A. Cohen, MDMelvin A. Cohen, MDNorman A. Cohen, MDDennis W. Coombs, MDJohn R. Cooper, Jr, MDEric R. Davies, MD

Glenn E. Deboer, MDLena E. Dohlman, MDMarcel E. Durieux, MD, PhDMichael P. Eaton, MDThomas J. Ebert, MD, PhDJan Ehrenwerth, MDJay S. Ellis, MDStephen C. Ellis, MDMs. Christin L. EngelhardtJames C. Erickson, III, MDJames J. Fehr, MDAna Fernandez-Bustamante,

MD, PhDStuart A. Forman, MD, PhDEvan D. Frank, MD, PhDPrasad and Sobha GadirajuJohn F. Geiser, MDSteven J. Gerschultz, MDDr. Ian and Mrs. Esther

GilmourLaurent G. Glance, MDAllan Goldstein, MDJerry M. Gonzales, MDLawrence S. Gorfine, MDDrs. Shirley Graves and

Jerome ModellPaul M. Greaves, MDSteven B. Greenberg, MDCarolyn P. Greenberg, MDMichael A. Gropper, MD, PhDCarin A. Hagberg, MDJohn A. Hamel, V, MDMerel H. Harmel, MDDrs. Tara and Steven HataDr. and Mrs. Daniel HeadrickH. A. Tillmann Hein, PhD, MDWilliam H. Hervey, II, MDEric J. Heyer, MD, PhDGlen E. Holley, MDIngrid B. Hollinger, MDHarriet W. Hopf, MDEric M. Humphreys, MDRobert P. Introna, MDFrancis M. James, III, MDRobert E. Johnstone, MDIra S. Kass, PhDCandace E. Keller, MDDr. Max and Mrs. Rachel KelzR. Ben King, Jr, MDOlen E. Kitchings, III, MDJerome M. Klafta, MDBettyLou Koffel, MDWilliam A. Kofke, MD, MBA,

FCCMLorri A. Lee, MDRichard C. Lodise, MDAnne M. Lynn, MDRajendra H. Majithia, MD

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Mission MomentA STEPPING STONE TO LONG-TERM ACHIEVEMENTSince receiving a FAER Mentored Research Training Grant in 2011 for his project “Anesthesia Technique and Outcomes After Hip Fracture: Instrumental Variable Analysis,” Mark Neuman, MD, MSc, has conducted a number of analyses of a large database with anesthesia care and clinical outcomes for more than 50,000 patients treated for acute hip fracture in New York State. Dr. Neuman’s main goal has been to understand the impact of differing anesthesia types, specifically regional versus general anesthesia, on key patient outcomes.

Based on this work, Dr. Neuman, assistant professor of anesthesiology and critical care at University of Pennsylvania, published a paper in Anesthesiology in July 2012 that showed marked reductions in in-hospital mortality and pulmonary complications among patients receiving regional

anesthesia. And fewer than two years after his award, nearing the completion of his FAER-funded project, he received a grant from the National Institute on Aging (an NIH K08) to continue his research.

“FAER’s support has been vital to my development as a researcher within anesthesiology; it has allowed me to complete research that has potential to impact clinical practice and to secure further funding from the National Institutes of Health,” he says. “Obtaining a FAER Mentored Research Training Grant has been a key early step in achieving my long-term goal of building a successful career in academic anesthesiology and improving patient health through my research.”

Simeon P. Manalili, Jr, MDCatherine Marcucci, MDJonathan B. Mark, MDJames D. Marks, MD, PhDWayne K. Marshall, MDGregory B. McComas, MDDavid G. Metro, MDKeith W. Miller, PhDVivek K. Moitra, MDJochen D. Muehlschlegel,

MDSheila M. Muldoon, MDSathyendra Mysore, MDJoseph M. Neal, MDJohn B. Neeld, Jr, MDPornswan

Ngamprasertwong, MDHuong L. Nguyen, MDDanuta Oktawiec Larson,

MDCarmelita S. Pablo, MDArvind Palanisamy, MD,

FRCASusan K. Palmer, MDPratik P. Pandharipande, MDMadhukanta J. Patel, MDMukesh K. Patel, MDLee S. Perrin, MDMichael R. Pierson, MDSusan L. Polk, MDPeter G. Pryde, MDDr. Sadeq and Mrs. Ayesha

QuraishiFrederic M. Ramsey, MDDavid L. Reich, MDSteven R. Rettke, MDRaymond S. Roginski, MD,

PhDG. A. Rooke, MD, PhDDrs. Steven Rose and Beth

ElliottCarl E. Rosow, MDJohn C. Rowlingson, MDSenthilkumar Sadhasivam,

MDNilda Salaman, MDJames A. Salvatore, MDHoward Schapiro and Jan

CarrollRichard M. Schlobohm, MDWilliam Schultz, MDJames C. Scott, MDRobert E. Shangraw, MD,

PhDFrancis S. Stellaccio, MDMack A. Thomas, MDLaurence C. Torsher, MDRichard J. Traystman, PhD

Susan A. Vassallo, MDMonica S. Vavilala, MDJoyce A. Wahr, MDJing Wang, MD, PhDThomas L. Warren, MDBarbara E. Waud, MDDon Weber, MDMargaret R. Weglinski, MDMatthew Weinger, MD, MSCourtney G. Williams, MDJames H. Williams, MD, PhDJacques T. Ya Deau, MD, PhDEdward A. Yaghmour, MDMyron Yaster, MDLawrence I. Young, MDMichael P. Zygmunt, MD

$100 TO $199

Raed Abdullah, MDRichard P. Albertson, MDMaurice S. Albin, MDBenigno R. Aldana III, MDGeorge E. Battit, MDGeorge S. Bause, MDRobert F. Bedford, MDDavid S. Beebe, MDJoseph C. Belshe, MDElliott Bennett-Guerrero, MDMitchell F. Berman, MDRamachandra Bhat and

Neerada BhatJeffry B. Brand, MDTimothy J. Brennan, MD,

PhDBruce R. Brookens, MD, PCWilliam P. Bundschuh, MDChristiane Camire-Tsakis, MDDaniel B. Carr, MDJames G. Carter, MDWei Chao, MDJames W. Chapin, MDChristopher G. Choukalas,

MD, MSMarlene V. Chua, MDSteven P. Cohen, MDDennis D. Crane, DODavid J. Cullen, MD, MSAlan E. Curle, MDMark L. D’Agostino, MDJose L. Diaz-Gomez, MDDrs. Karen B. Domino and

Gene L. BrenowitzMichelle A. Douglass, MD,

BSN, CRNATalmage D. Egan, MDDr. John and Gina EisenachDr. and Mrs. Burton Epstein

Mark Neuman, MD, MSc, 2011 FAER Grant Recipient

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Lennart Fagraeus, MD, PhDNeil E. Farber, MD, PhDJames H. Fitzpatrick, Jr, MDSteven T. Fogel, MDMaribel P. Galiano-Goll, MDDr. Lynn and Mrs. Ruth

GeorgePeter S. A. Glass, MB, ChBRichard J. Gnaedinger, MDGlenn S. Gollobin, MDJohn L. Gordon, MDGeordie P. Grant, MDGerald A. Gronert, MDJohn S. Hattox, MDHenri S. Havdala, MDSally H. Helton, MDGary E. Hirshberg, MDCharles F. Hobelmann, Jr, MD

and Joanne B. HobelmannKiyoaky Hori, MDDr. Jay C. Horrow and Mrs.

Mindy M. HorrowKeith A. Hunter, MDJacob S. Israel, MDMichael L. James, MDThomas G. Johans, MD and

Jane M. JohansMr. Glenn JohnsonClyde W. Jones, MDJohn E. Kemp, MDNancy B. Kenepp, MDDrs. Samia and Kamal KhalilGopal Krishna, MDJames J. Lamberg, DO

Albert I. Lee, MDSusan R. Lisman, MDRoger W. Litwiller, MDMartin J. London, MDColin F. Mackenzie, MDAlan P. Marco, MDDavid P. Martin, MD, PhDLynne G. Maxwell, MDPeter L. McDermott, MD, PhDConstance L. Monitto, MDRoger A. Moore, MDThomas R. Murray, MD, PhDL. C. Novak, MDRita L. OrkinSteven L. Outly, MDMansukhlal G. Padalia, MDFrank E. Palmrose, MDRobert C. Pascucci, MDMs. Sarah PenderJames M. Pepple, MDRobert A. Peterfreund, MD,

PhDPatricia H. Petrozza, MDDaniel M. Philbin, MDDrs. James and Beverly PhilipP. Gail Pirie, MDDebra D. Pulley, MDMichael A. Ramsay, MB, BSRanga V. Reddy, MDHenry Rosenberg, MDRaymond C. Roy, MD, PhDJoseph V. Ryckman, CCF, MDPatrick J. Scanlan, MDLarry M. Segers, MD

Joseph L. Seltzer, MDMark A. Singleton, MDStephen Slogoff, MDJan D. Smith, MD, MB ChB,

FRCPGustav E. Staahl, MDRobin B. Stedman, MD, MPH

and Peter M. Stedman, MDM. Christine Stock, MDShepard B. Stone, PAClaude R. Swayze, MDT. M. Truxillo, MDGerald F. Tuohy, MDRussell T. Wall, III, MDMr. David C. WolfsonDoreen L. Wray Roth, MDJean-Pierre Yared, MDMark P. Yeager, MDJohn A. Youngberg, MD

UP TO $99

Melanie J. Alo, MDDr. and Mrs. Richard BeersPaul E. Bigeleisen, MDPeter A. Boulukos, MDMark D. Brady, MDRobert W. Brandt, MDCharles M. Brohm, MDWilbur F. Cant, MDDonn A. Chambers, MDJohn C. Chatelain, MDRichard B. Clark, MDJonathan T. Clarke, MDMs. Carol Demulling

John K. Desmarteau, MDLawrence D. Egbert, MD,

MPHElizabeth A. Frost, MDJonathan Griswold, MD, MSBradley G. Hanebrink, DOPreston P. Hawkins, MDRobert A. Helton, MDPramod S. Kulkarni, MBC. P. Larson, Jr, MDTerry W. Latson, MDThomas T. McGranahan, Sr,

MDGary S. Okum, MDMichael G. Parisi, DORoger J. Pede, MDQuintin J. Quinones, MD, PhDMary M. Schrandt, MAOMBarbara C. SchumacherAlan J. Schwartz, MDDavid T. Seitman, MDGautam M. Sreeram, MDDonald W. Stein, MDMary Ann D. TarantoEvan J. Tilley, MDCarlos E. Villalobos, MDAlexander E. Weingarten, MDIan Y. Yang, MD

Epitome of ExcellenceFAER EDUCATION STUDY SECTION CHAIR, JOHN R. MOYERS, MD, RETIRESAfter more than two decades of service, John R. Moyers, MD, stepped down as chair of the FAER Education Study Section in 2012. Dr. Moyers has been an integral part of FAER’s education grants since their inception in 1990. Although the members of the study section have changed over the years, John has remained a unifying presence, having reviewed every educational grant proposal submitted in the past 22 years. His expertise will be difficult to replace, and his humble diligence in leading the educational review process will be missed. John represents all that is good about academic anesthesiology, and FAER extends gratitude to him for his years of service.

John R. Moyers, MD

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Tribute and Memorial GiftsHONORARIA

3D Communications, LLC honorarium for Jeffrey R. Kirsch, MDAmerican Society of Anesthesiologists honorarium for Ralph

Lydic, PhDArizona Society of Anesthesiologists honorarium for Jerry Cohen,

MDKansas City Society of Anesthesiologists honorarium for Gregory

Unruh, MD

Lippincott Williams & Wilkins honorarium for the authors and editors of “Avoiding Common Anesthesia Errors”

Society for Education in Anesthesia honorarium for Denham S. Ward, MD, PhD

University of Wisconsin, Madison honorarium for Simon Gelman, MD, PhD

IN HONOR

Dr. Corrie T. M. Anderson and Ms. Virginia E. Williams II in honor of Lewis I. Williams, III

Julien F. Biebuyck, MD, PhD in honor of Patrick M. McQuillan, MD

Paul E. Bigeleisen, MD in honor of Denham S. Ward, MD, PhDMark D. Brady, MD in honor of Dr. Robbie RobinsonBruce R. Brookens, MD, PC in honor of Frederick W. Cheney, MDJason A. Campagna, MD, PhD in honor of Carl Rosow, MDJason A. Campagna, MD, PhD in honor of Stuart A. Forman, MD,

PhDMarlene V. Chua, MD in honor of Benjamin Rigor, MDDennis W. Coombs, MD in honor of Alan D. Sessler, MDMark L. D’Agostino, MD in honor of Dr. John Patrick O’GaraMs. Christin L. Engelhardt in honor of Dough Merrill, MD, and

Eugene Viscusi, MDJoel G. Greenspan, MD in honor of Lawrence Saidman, MDJonathan Griswold, MD, MS in honor of Christopher Quartararo,

MDJoanne Jene, MD in honor of Alan D. Sessler, MDMarkus G. Klass, MD, PhD in honor of James R. Zaidan, MD,

MBABettyLou Koffel, MD in honor of Martin Helrich, MD

Ira M. Kupferberg, MD in honor of the Department of Anesthesiology at Northwestern University Medical Center

Susan R. Lisman, MD in honor of Alexander Hannenberg, MDCarl Lynch, III, MD, PhD in honor of Frederic A. Berry, MDAnne M. Lynn, MD in honor of Thomas Hornbein, MDLeslie N. Milde, MD in honor of Richard Kitz, MDJohn B. Neeld, Jr, MD in honor of Eugene Sinclair, MDSusan K. Palmer, MD in honor of Zeljko Bosnjak, PhDJerome Parness, MD, PhD in honor of Alan D. Sessler, MDDaniel Philbin, MD in honor of Alan D. Sessler, MDDrs. Steven Rose and Beth Elliott in honor of Alan D. Sessler, MDJohn C. Rowlingson, MD in honor of Marcel E. Durieux, MD, PhDJoseph V. Ryckman, CCF, MD in honor of Paul M. Kempen, MD,

PhDSam R. Sharar, MD in honor of Thomas Hornbein, MDDr. Eckehard Stuth and Ms. Janellen Becker-Stuth in honor of

John P. Kampine, MD, PhDH. A. Tillmann Hein, MD, PhD in honor of Buddy Giesecke, MDMr. David C. Wolfson in honor of FAER Staff: Carol Demulling,

Sara Lueders, Mary SchrandtMr. David C. Wolfson in honor of Denham S. Ward, MD, PhDLawrence I. Young, MD in honor of Helen Misenheimer, PhD

Epitome of ExcellenceOUTSTANDING MENTOR RECOGNIZED FOR ACHIEVEMENTSRoderic G. Eckenhoff, MD, Austin Lamont professor of anesthesiology and critical care and vice chair for research at the University of Pennsylvania, received the 2012 FAER Mentoring Excellence in Research Award. The award, given by the FAER Academy of Research Mentors in Anesthesiology, recognizes the value of successful mentorship in the specialty.

Throughout his career, Dr. Eckenhoff has mentored more than 30 individuals, many of whom have gone on to academic positions and have received NIH funding. “Dr. Eckenhoff exemplifies the best in the role of the anesthesiologist as a physician-scientist and has done an outstanding job in mentoring the next generation of physician-scientists in our specialty,” Lee Fleisher, MD, anesthesiology department chair at the University of Pennsylvania, wrote about his award. “His selfless commitment to ensuring the future of physician-scientists within anesthesiology makes him an outstanding recipient of this award. He will have a lasting influence on our specialty.”

Roderic G. Eckenhoff, MD, received the 2012 FAER Mentoring Excellence in Research Award.

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IN MEMORY

Gregory C. Allen, MD in memory of Patricia S. GronertRobert F. Bedford, MD in memory of Donald Clark, MDHarriet A. Clarke, MD in memory of Pearl G. McNall, MDDr. and Mrs. Burton Epstein in memory of Howard L.

Zauder, MDNeil E. Farber, MD, PhD in memory of Michael FarberJane and John Fitch in memory of Rev. Lawrence and

Mrs. Melba KnottEvan D. Frank, MD, PhD in memory of Jeffrey Blum, MDElizabeth A. Frost, MD in memory of Joseph Artusio, MDDr. Prasad and Ms. Sobha Gadiraju in memory of Donna

SummerRona G. Giffard, MD, PhD in memory of Martin and

Natalie GreenbergAndrew A. Greenberg, MD in memory of M. Jane

Matjasko, MDFrancis M. James, III, MD in memory of Gertie Marx, MDMr. Glenn Johnson in memory of Howard L. Zander, MDClyde W. Jones, MD in memory of Jack L. Moore, MD,

FACACandace E. Keller, MD in memory of Mr. E. S. “Pete”

SchollC. P. Larson, Jr, MD in memory of Lucien E. Morris, MDDanuta Oktawiec Larson, MD in memory of Gretchen

Guernsey, MDJonathan B. Mark, MD in memory of Leroy D. Vandam,

MDKatherine E. McGoldrick, MD in memory of Adolph H.

Giesecke, MD and Joseph F. Artusio, Jr, MDThomas T. McGranahan, Sr, MD in memory of

Genevieve S. Buck, MDGary S. Okum, MD in memory of Morton B. HorrowFredrick K. Orkin, MD in memory of Louis R. Orkin, MD;

Leroy D. Vandam, MD; and Garfield Russell, MDRita L. Orkin in memory of Louis R. Orkin, MDPatricia H. Petrozza, MD in memory of M. Jane Matjasko,

MDP. Gail Pirie, MD in memory of Wendy W. Forrest, MDBarbara C. Schumacher in memory of Bill CrandallStephen Slogoff, MD in memory of Arthur S. Keats, MDJan D. Smith, MD, MB ChB, FRCP in memory of Peter

Safar, MDMary Ann D. Taranto in memory of William CrandallTexas Society of Anesthesiologists in memory of Edward

A. Kopinitz, MDTexas Society of Anesthesiologists in memory of Bernard

R. Simpson, MDTexas Society of Anesthesiologists in memory of Charles

R. Tanner, MDDenham S. Ward, MD, PhD in memory of Gordon ScottThomas L. Warren, MD in memory of Stan Antosh, MDJohn P. Williams, MD in memory of Joseph C. Gabel, MDMr. David C. Wolfson in memory of Gordon ScottJohn M. Zerwas, MD in memory of Betty P. Stephenson,

MD

Mission MomentANSWERING QUESTIONS AND ADVANCING SKILLS

Anna Woodbury, MD, an anesthesiology resident at Emory University, received a FAER Research Fellowship Grant for her project, “Neonatal Pain Results in Neuro-Psychiatric Disorders: Honokiol’s Role in Treatment and Prevention,” with the goal of optimizing neuroprotection and analgesia in the neonatal population and prevent long-term consequences of early pain.

For her project, Dr. Woodbury used behavioral testing and immunohistochemistry to evaluate the analgesic, neuroprotective and neuro-regenerative effects of honokiol on behavior and brain development in a neonatal rat model of formalin-induced peripheral inflammatory pain. Honokiol is a naturally occurring compound traditionally used throughout Asia as an analgesic and anti-inflammatory agent.

Now nearing the completion of her grant, Dr. Woodbury’s results show that honokiol prevents the development of chronic pain responses and attenuates anxiety-related behavioral changes in a rat model of neonatal pain. “We have taken another step toward understanding pain in neonates,” she says. “Hopefully, we have found a neuroprotective, analgesic agent with minimal side effects that will help prevent the chronic, detrimental effects of pain and/or anesthetics from taking hold in the most vulnerable periods of the developing neonatal brain.”

Dr. Woodbury has had a long-standing interest in research. She says, “The FAER Research Fellowship Grant allowed me the opportunity to apply my clinical knowledge to target an area of medicine I felt needed further elucidation while giving me the chance to learn, in depth, basic science skills that I can apply to pain and neuroscience research for the rest of my academic career.”

Dr. Woodbury’s Research Fellowship Grant was named the 2012 FAER/Gertie Marx Research and Education Award, made possible through the generosity of Gertie F. Marx, MD, a pioneer in obstetric anesthesiology who remembered FAER in her estate.

Anna Woodbury, MD

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INCOME2012 2011

Donations

ASA - Unrestricted $2,000,000 $2,000,000

Corporate $82,942 $79,893

State Component Society $67,220 $73,750

Other Society $66,600 $72,000

Individual $187,124 $258,057

Private Practice Group/Anesthesiology Department

$312,046 $206,353

Foundation/Trust $52,275 $46,490

Other $0 $76,000

Total Donations $2,768,207 $2,812,543

Other Income – Returned Grant Monies

$0 $0

Total Income $2,768,207 $2,812,543

2012 Donations ASA - Unrestricted: $2,000,000

Corporate: $82,942

State Component Society: $67,220

Other Society: $66,600

Individual: $187,124

Private Practice Group/Anesthesiology Department: $312,046

2011 Donations ASA - Unrestricted: $2,000,000

Corporate: $79,893

State Component Society: $73,750

Other Society: $72,000

Individual: $258,057

Private Practice Group/Anesthesiology Department: $206,353

Highlights for Fiscal Year 2012These highlights are based on unaudited financials for the year ended December 31, 2012. For a copy of the complete audited financials, please contact FAER at 507-266-6866 or FAER@faer.org.

FINANCIALS

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EXPENSES2012 2011

Grants/Programs

Research Grants $1,673,405 $1,607,688

Annual Meeting Resident Scholar Program

$52,590 $55,765

Practice Management Resident Scholar Program

($750) $14,250

Medical Student Anesthesia Research Fellowship Program

$150,306 $162,090

Subspecialty Education Programs $838 $50,000

Total Grants/Programs $2,001,389 $1,889,793

General Operating Expenses $934,527 $889,121

Total Expenses $2,935,916 $2,778,914

2012 Expenses General Operating Expenses: 32%

Research Grants: 57%

Resident Scholar Programs: 2%

Medical Student Anesthesia Research Fellowship Program: 5%

Society for Anesthesia Education & Research Grant: 3%

American Geriatric Society/GEMSTAR Grant: 1%

Subspecialty Education Programs: 0%

2011 Expenses General Operating Expenses: 32%

Research Grants: 58%

Resident Scholar Programs: 2%

Medical Student Anesthesia Research Fellowship Program: 6%

Subspecialty Education Programs: 2%

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS2012 2011

Total Liabilities $821,203 $552,135

Undesignated Net Assets $19,673,833 $20,184,575

Net Income $2,120,022 ($510,742)

Total Liabilities and Net Assets

$20,225,968 $20,717,375

ASSETS2012 2011

Cash $821,861 $692,379

Investments $21,728,095 $19,416,619

Accounts Receivable $59,907 $111,184

Fixed Assets $113,038 $113,038

Depreciation ($111,906) ($109,640)

Prepaid Expense $2,936 $2,371

Accrued Interest Income $1,127 $17

Total Assets $22,615,058 $20,225,968

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FAER2012 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

JAMES R. ZAIDAN, MD, MBA Emory University School of Medicine • Chair

DAVID L. BROWN, MD Cleveland Clinic • Chair Elect

KAREN S. WILLIAMS, MD George Washington University Medical Center • Vice Chair of Development

EVAN D. KHARASCH, MD, PHD Washington University • Vice Chair of Grants

JOY L. HAWKINS, MD University of Colorado School of Medicine • Vice Chair of Programs

FRANCIS P. HUGHES, PHD Secretary/Treasurer

JOSEPH P. ANNIS, MD Austin, TX

ARNOLD J. BERRY, MD, MPH Emory University • ASA Vice President of Scientific Affairs

GEORGE T. BLIKE, MD Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center

DANIEL J. COLE, MD Mayo Clinic Arizona

DONN M. DENNIS, MD, FAHA University of Florida College of Medicine

RICHARD P. DUTTON, MD, MBA Anesthesia Quality Institute

LEE A. FLEISHER, MD University of Pennsylvania

JAMES D. GRANT, MD William Beaumont Hospital

ALEXANDER A. HANNENBERG, MD Newton-Wellesley Hospital

KEITH A. JONES, MD University of Alabama at Birmingham

JEFFREY R. KIRSCH, MD Oregon Health & Science University

CATHERINE M. KUHN, MD Duke University School of Medicine

MERVYN MAZE, MB, CHB, MRCP University of California, San Francisco

KATHRYN E. MCGOLDRICK, MD New York Medical College

FRANCIS X. MCGOWAN, MD Medical University of South Carolina

MARY DALE PETERSON, MD, MSHCA Driscoll Children’s Health System; University of Texas Medical Branch

ARMIN SCHUBERT, MD, MBA Ochsner Medical Center

ECKEHARD A. STUTH, MD Medical College of Wisconsin

PALOMA TOLEDO, MD Northwestern University

REBECCA S. TWERSKY, MD, MPH SUNY Downstate Medical Center

JEANINE P. WIENER-KRONISH, MD Massachusetts General Hospital

MARGARET WOOD, MB, CHB Columbia Presbyterian Hospital

NIKKI ZAPOL, JD Partners Healthcare

JOHN M. ZERWAS, MD Memorial Hermann Healthcare System

STAFF LEADERSHIP

DENHAM S. WARD, MD, PHD – President and CEO Foundation for Anesthesia Education and Research

ALAN D. SESSLER, MD – President Emeritus Foundation for Anesthesia Education and Research

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