Our latest JMSA Interview Series is with Dr. Tomoaki Kato. Dr. Kato is the Chief of the Division of Abdominal Organ Transplantation at New York-Presbyterian Hospital/Columbia University Medical Center, New York, NY. He specializes in liver, multivisceral, pediatric and intestinal…
http://ameilog.com/ Ameilog is a new website created by JMSA scholars Dr. Atsushi Sorita and Dr. Aki Asai. It’s a web portal that features blogs by Japanese healthcare providers practicing in the United States. The blogs are interactive, and members…
JMSA medical student blog series 9-5-2011鈴木 まり出身地：ニューヨーク州現在、ワシントン市(Washington DC)のジョージ・ワシントン大学医科大学院（George Washington University School of Medicine）の三年生 ジョージ・ワシントン（ＧＷ）大学医科大学院について私の学んでいる学校はワシントン市のど真ん中にあり、ホワイト・ハウスから約一キロのところにあります。
Ms. Yoko Atsumi is a 5th year medical student at Kagoshima University in Japan. She is a recipient of the 2010 JMSA-Nishioka Foundation scholarship, which supported her work with the Sahara Fund Medical Mission. Ms. Atsumi spent a month providing…
Dr. Akira Nishisaki is currently a critical care attending at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP). (Click here for Dr. Nishisaki’s bio) He received a 2008 JMSA-Honjo Foundation Scholarship to conduct a remote simulation project between Tokyo’s Nihon Igaku Kyoiku Gakkai…
The JMSA Interview Series is a student-ran project sponsored by JMSA and the Honjo and Nishioka Foundations, where medical students interview attending physicians in various specialties. The interviews are posted online for educational purposes. Our first international interview is with…
Dr. Iwahara is a gastroenterologist in New York City, and is the president of the Japanese Medical Society of America. We asked Dr. Iwahara questions about his background, gastroenterology, and his vision for JMSA. Undergraduate: Brown University, Providence, RI Medical…
