Scott Cameron, MD, PhD

Appointed
2019

Education & Fellowships

Fellowship - Strong Memorial Hospital of The University of Rochester
Cardiovascular Disease
Rochester, NY USA
2016

Residency - New York Presbyterian Hospital
Medicine
New York, NY USA
2011

Medical Education - State University of New York (SUNY) Upstate Medical University
Medicine
Syracuse, NY USA
2009

Fellowship - Johns Hopkins Hospital
Chemical Pathology
Baltimore, MD USA
2005

Graduate School - University of Rochester Medical Center
Pharmacology
Rochester, NY USA
2003

Undergraduate - University of Edinburgh
Edinburgh,
1998

Additional Training

• Clinical Chemistry (Chemical Pathology)

Professional Highlights

• Founding Member and Director, University of Rochester Pulmonary Embolism Response Team: Award from the Hospital Board on Quality and Safety in Patient Care.
  
  

Certifications

• Internal Medicine
• Internal Medicine - Cardiovascular Disease
• Vascular Medicine

Specialty Interests

Abdominal Aortic Aneurysms, Carotid Disease, Coronary Artery Disease, Deep vein thrombosis, Pulmonary Embolism, Platelet Disorders

Awards & Honors

• 2019    Outstanding Young Alumnus Award, Upstate Medical University

  2017    Quality and Safety Certificate - Pulmonary Embolism Response Team

  2016    Fellow of the American College of Cardiology

              Fellow of the Society of Vascular Medicine

  2015    Platelet Colloquium Career Investigator Award, University of Kentucky

  2014    CVRI Scientific Advisory Board Postdoctoral Research Award (first         place)

  2012  Multiple “Strong Star” nominations from patients and  colleagues for exceptional clinical care

  2009  Alpha Omega Alpha Research Award 

            Herbert Lourie, MD Graduation Award

  2008  Gold Humanism Honor Society

  2005  Paul E. Standjord Young Investigator’s Award - with distinction

            Pathology Young Investigator’s Award for excellence in basic research 

  2004  Pathology Young Investigator’s Award for excellence in clinical research 

  2003  Dean's Award for the most innovative PhD Thesis

  
  

Innovations & Patents

• Plasma MMP9 distinguishes STEMI from NSTEMI and is superior to cardiac troponin: US 2019 / 0100794 A1 (Ling and Cameron), Awarded 04/04/2019.

  
  

Memberships

• Fellow, American College of Cardiology
  Fellow, Society of Vascular Medicine
  Member, American Heart Association
  Member, American Venous Forum
  

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