Credentials
Honors & Recognition
Recognition from government, industry and academic bodies, kept separate from press coverage.
Recognition categories
Categories
- Department of Health & Human Services recognition
- Academic recognition
- Professional committee invitations
- Company / innovation achievements
- Professional membership
Honors
Since 2013
Association of Ayurvedic Professionals of North America Membership
AAPNA
Professional association membership since 2013.
2004
CareGain — New Jersey Recognition & Venture Support
Governor James E. McGreevey’s administration / NJTC Venture Fund
CareGain received NJTC Venture Fund investment, backed in part by the New Jersey Economic Development Authority, and recognition as its consumer-directed healthcare platform expanded.
2003–2004
Advisor — Committee for Education & Training
American Health Insurance Plans (AHIP)
Advised the committee for education and training of healthcare and health-insurance industry professionals.
1997
Award for Innovations in Health Promotion and Disease Prevention
U.S. Department of Health & Human Services
Recognition under the Healthy People 2010 initiative, awarded by Secretary Donna Shalala for the COHIS Internet-based community health-information work.
1996–1998
Invited Member — Cancer Education and Curriculum Committee
Committee led by Massachusetts Health Commissioner Dr. Howard Koh
Invited participation in cancer education and curriculum development.
1996–1998
Invited Member — Literacy Telecommunications Committee of Boston
Literacy Telecommunications Committee of Boston
Committee participation connecting community literacy, access and telecommunications.
PC Week Labs Database Challenge Shootout — First Place
PC Week / Rapid Enterprise
Represented Rapid Enterprise’s database and application-development technology in a live PC Week Labs shootout, building the specified working application in approximately 10 hours and winning first place.
Academic Achievements
Boston University
Commonwealth Scholar; Orazio Di Mario Scholarship Award; MMEDIC: Boston University early medical school acceptance program (1 in 10 selected).
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