Mariel Manlapaz, MD
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Dr. Mariel Manlapaz was born in Manila, Philippines. She went to college at Stanford University, where she received a BS degree in Biological Sciences. She earned her medical degree from the University of California, Irvine, and completed her anesthesia residency training and a cardiothoracic anesthesia fellowship at the Cleveland Clinic. She has been faculty at the Cleveland Clinic Department of Anesthesia since 2006. Dr. Manlapaz has a particular interest in the care of high acuity surgical patients and residency education. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her husband and three sons and traveling to different parts of the world.
Dr. Manlapaz has fifteen years of anesthesia experience, with a particular interest in neurosurgical, complex spine, and liver transplant patients. She has authored articles in neurosurgery, orthopedic, and anesthesia journals and presented at the American Society of Anesthesiologists annual meeting. Her involvement in the anesthesia department has included continuous improvement, directing anesthesia practice in radiology. Dr. Manlapaz also established a protocol for enhanced recovery after complex spine surgery and collaborations for comprehensive perioperative optimization. She is an active member of the Anesthesia Operations Team that oversees anesthesia staffing and OR resource allocation.
In addition to her clinical work, Dr. Manlapaz created and is the Perioperative Medicine fellowship program director and is an associate program director for the Anesthesia Residency Program. She is deeply passionate about incorporating diversity and inclusion programs in the curriculum and diversification of educational platforms for residents. She has been a recipient of the Anesthesiologist of the Year Award. Dr. Manlapaz is due to finish her Master’s in Education for Health Professions in the summer of 2021.
Dr. Manlapaz is active in the community serving as one of the leaders in the SWAT initiative (Supporting Women of Anesthesia Institute to Thrive) and the "She Thrives" annual workshop for anesthesia faculty professional development. She has also been a tutor/mentor for Refugee Response, working with middle school Syrian refugees.
Education & Professional Highlights
Appointed
2004
Education & Fellowships
Fellowship - Cleveland Clinic
Cardiothoracic Anesthesiology
Cleveland,
OH United States
2006
Residency - Cleveland Clinic
General Anesthesiology
Cleveland,
OH
2004
Internship - University Hospitals of Cleveland
Internal Medicine
Cleveland,
OH
2001
Medical Education - University of California-Irvine College of Medicine
Irvine,
CA
2000
Undergraduate - Stanford University
Biology
Stanford,
CA
1995
Certifications
- Anesthesiology
Specialty Interests
general and ambulatory anesthesia, general and vascular anesthesiology, general anesthesia, MIS anesthesia, neuroanesthesia, neuroanesthesiology, neurocognitive dysfunction, neurologic and spine surgical procedures, neurological critical care, neurosurgical anesthesiology, resident education, resident teaching, vascular anesthesia
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