Notable Past and Present Faculty
- Shuvo Roy, Inventor of Artificial kidney
- Steven Nissen – Cardiologist and one of Time Magazine's 100 Most Influential People
- Michael Roizen – Anesthesiologist and New York Times Bestselling Author
- Maria Siemionow – Plastic surgeon and leader of the team performing the world's most complete and America's first face transplant
- Elias Traboulsi – Discovered first gene linked to macular degeneration
- Qing K. Wang – Discovered first gene linked to development of coronary artery disease
- Eric Topol – Named Doctor of the Decade by the Institute of Scientific Information for being one of the top 10 most cited medical researchers
- Richard Drake – Writer of Gray's Anatomy for Students
- Lars Georg Svensson – Cardiac surgeon and leader in aortic valve surgery
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