HOLLY CITY
PEDIATRICS, PAWalking you through the years.
Pediatric & Adolescent Care
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Curriculum Vitae for MARIA ALEYAS, M.D. POSTGRADUATE University Hospital at Stony Brook, Stony Brook, NY
TRAINING: Division of Pediatrics Resident: July 2002-2005
EDUCATION: State University of New York Health Science Center at Stony Brook, Stony Brook, NY September 1998 – May 2002 Barnard College, Columbia University September 1993 – May 1997 Degree: B.A. with honors, Cum Laude Major: Biology
HONORS: Stony Brook School of Medicine Dr. Martin Hauptman Award. Awarded annually to the pediatric resident demonstrating exceptional medical ability and humanism in the field of pediatrics Stony Brook Department of Pediatrics Certificate of Excellence for Excellence in Teaching Residents Stony Brook School of Medicine Alumni Award. Part Tuition Merit Scholarship Howard Hughes Research Grant for Undergraduate Research Local 32B-J Thomas Shortman Training Scholarship for Undergraduate Study
LICENSE: New Jersey State License in Medicine and Surgery New York State License in Medicine and Surgery Board Eligible in Pediatrics
PUBLICATIONS: Seecoomar M. Agarwal S. Vani K. Yang G. Mohler J. “Knot is required for the Hypopharyngeal lobe and its derivatives in the Drosophila embryo.” Mechanisms of Development. 91 (1-2): 209-15, 2000 Mar 1. 20171043
Mohler J. Seecoomar M. Agarwal S. Bier Ex. Hsai J. Activation of knot (kn) Specifies the 3-4 intervein region in the Drosophila wing." Development. 127 (1): 55-63, 200 Jan. 20118761
PRESENTATIONS: M. Aleyas, L Hogan and R. Parker. “Reduced Bone Mineral Density in Survivors of Childhood Lymphoid Malignancy” 2005 Pediatric Academic Societies’ Annual Meeting in Washington DC, Poster Session
M. Aleyas and A. Chawla. “An Interesting Case Presentation of Biliary Atresia” Pediatric Grand Rounds, Stony Brook University Hospital December 2002
M. Seecoomar and J Mohler. “Searching for Homologs to the Drosophila Homeotic Gene, CNC, by PCR.” 1997 Howard Hughes Pipeline Project Fifth Annual Student Research Symposium
WORK EXPERIENCE: Holly City Pediatrics, P.A. Primary Care Pediatrician August 1, 2005 - present
Stony Brook University Hospital Teaching Assistant, “Cells” Course Fall 1999
Barnard College, Columbia University Teaching Assistant, Molecular Biology Lab Course Spring 1998
PROFESSIONAL American Academy of Pediatrics MEMBERSHIPS: American Medical Association
Community Coalition for Community Well-Being Health Fair Service: Long Island, NY, Medical Volunteer September 2000 St. Luke’s Roosevelt Medical Center, Pediatric Emergency Room, Manhattan, NY, Medical Volunteer Fall 1996
PERSONAL: Married, one child Hobbies: Ethnic Cuisine, Traveling |
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