IM Resident Neil Shah Receives 2014 Gold Foundation Award

Neil Shah Receives Gold Foundation Humanism and Excellence in Teaching Award

IM resident Neil Shah was selected to receive a 2014 Arnold P. Gold Foundation Humanism and Excellence in Teaching Award. The award honors a resident’s demonstrated commitment to teaching, and compassionate treatment of patients and families, students and colleagues.

As part of their Student Clinician’s Ceremony, third year medical students select up to six residents to receive The Arnold P. Gold Foundation Humanism and Excellence in Teaching Award, based on their demonstrated commitment to teaching and compassionate treatment of patients and families, students and colleagues.

Each award winner is presented with a certificate, a specially designed gold lapel pin and a check for $250 from The Gold Foundation. Once a Student Clinician’s Ceremony has been established at a medical school, The Gold Foundation will continue to provide up to six Humanism and Excellence in Teaching Awards each year.