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Wilmer on the Rise

Investing in the next generation of clinician-scientists is of paramount importance at the Wilmer Eye Institute. To that end, rising professorships were created at Wilmer in 2021 to provide financial support for assistant professors who are establishing their laboratories and clinics in academic medicine.

Peter J. McDonnell

A rising professorship is an opportunity for our best and brightest to get their research programs up-to-speed years sooner than would happen through the traditional standard pathway.

-Wilmer director Peter J. McDonnell, M.D

Equivalent to Wilmer’s traditional professorships for senior faculty members, rising professorships equip our young investigators with extraordinary resources at the beginning of their careers, such as protected research time, private funding support and mentorship opportunities. This adds years of productivity to the careers of these young researchers, whose work will benefit patients today and into the future.

 

Rising Professors

Cindy Cai

Cindy Cai, M.D. >

Jonathan and Marcia Javitt Rising Professor of Ophthalmology

Jefferson Doyle

Jefferson James Doyle, M.B.B.Ch., M.D., Ph.D., M.H.S. >

Andreas C. Dracopoulos and Daniel Finkelstein M.D. Rising Professor of Ophthalmology

Thomas Johnson

Thomas V. Johnson III M.D., Ph.D >

Shelley and Allan Holt Rising Professor of Opthalmology

Fatemeh Rajaii

Fatemeh Rajaii M.D., Ph.D. >

Odd Fellows Rising Professor of Opththalmology

Mira Sachdeva

Mira Sachdeva M.D., Ph.D. >

Wilmer Rising Professor of Ophthalmology

Nakul Shekhawat

Nakul Shekhawat, M.D., M.P.H. >

Stephen F Raab and Mariellen Brickley-Raab Rising Professor of Ophthalmology


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