Boris Anyama, MD, will present two sessions: "From the NFL to the Operating Arena: The Playbook for Success in Medicine," and "MATCHing, SOAPing, and Beyond."
Paramita Basu, PhD, MS, Department of Anesthesiology and Perioperative Medicine, and Michael S. Gold, PhD, Department of Neurobiology, have been selected for notable honors in recognition of their leadership and contributions to the field of pain research.
This year, UPMC Anesthesiology successfully matched 22 outstanding trainees, comprising 18 categorical residents, one advanced resident, two PANTHER Research Scholars, and one Combined Anesthesiology/Pediatrics resident.
Sharon Chabal is a 1980 graduate of the Pitt School of Nursing; Dr. Charles Chabal earned his medical degree from the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine in 1982 and graduated from our Anesthesiology Residency Program in 1985.
Steven L. Orebaugh, MD, has added a new title to his growing body of published work. His latest book, "The Six-Lined Racerunner," marks his fifth publication and his third work that expands his reputation beyond medicine into the world of storytelling.
The half-day, in‑person program brought together registered nurses from across the region who are interested in advancing their careers in nurse anesthesia.
Our faculty and trainees will present lectures, workshop, and posters at the 2026 pediatric anesthesiology meetings in Denver, CO, from Thursday March 12 - Sunday March 15, 2026
Lauren Twigg, Anesthesia Technician at UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh, was recognized for her exceptional dedication to patient care, teamwork, and the core values that define the UPMC Children’s Hospital community.
Established in 2006, the award recognizes faculty preceptors who deliver exceptional clinical instruction to Pitt medical students during their clerkship experiences.
Amy spent more than 20 years as a CRNA at UPMC Magee-Women’s Hospital, where she served with skill, compassion, and professionalism until her retirement in 2018.
Dale Fleck, Jennifer Fleegle-Vitsas, and Derek Reckard won the UPMC Physician Services “Extra Mile” Award, which celebrates individuals who perform their roles with exceptional dedication, go above and beyond, elevate morale, embody UPMC’s values, and uplift everyone around them.
The award recognizes Drexel Woman’s Medical College of Pennsylvania / Medical College of Pennsylvania graduates who have shown exceptional service, professional accomplishments, leadership, active participation in professional organizations, and scholarly contributions.
