Imoigele aisiku biography of barack

          Aisiku, who was born in Nigeria and raised in Brooklyn and Auburn, Massachusetts, found several factors appealing about the Stony Brook role.

        1. Aisiku, who was born in Nigeria and raised in Brooklyn and Auburn, Massachusetts, found several factors appealing about the Stony Brook role.
        2. As a clinician scientist, Dr. Aisiku is a pioneer and national leader in the subspecialty of critical care and neuro-critical care within emergency medicine.
        3. Upon earning his MD at UMass Chan Medical School, Aisiku completed his Emergency Medicine residency and Critical Care fellowship at Emory.
        4. Brenda Aisiku is a graduate of Cornell University and devoted her life to education.
        5. Aisiku serves as director of neurocritical care at Memorial Hermann-Texas Medical Center and associate professor and vice chairman of critical.

          6. Upon earning his MD at UMass Chan Medical School, Aisiku completed his Emergency Medicine residency and Critical Care fellowship at Emory....

          Nationally Recognized Neurocritical Care Expert Named Chair of Emergency Medicine

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          Imoigele (Imo) Aisiku, a physician scientist, is also a leader in telemedicine and academic diversity, equity and inclusion

          STONY BROOK, NY, August 6, 2024 – Imoigele (Imo) Aisiku, MD, MSCR, MBA, FACCP, has been named Chair of the Department of Emergency Medicine at the Renaissance School of Medicine (RSOM) at Stony Brook University.

          Appointed by Peter Igarashi, MD, Knapp Dean of the RSOM, Dr. Aisiku is a physician scientist, pioneer and national leader whose area of focus is on critical care and neurocritical care within emergency medicine.

          Aisiku earned his MD from UMass Chan Medical School before completing his residency in Emergency Medicine and fellowship in Critical Care at Emory University.

          His appointment begins on August 15.

          Dr. Aisiku comes to Stony Brook after more than a decade at Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School. There he served as Vice Chair of the Division of Emergency Critical Care, as well as an Associate Professor, Vice Chair for Diversity and Equity, Co-Director of the Brigham Critical Care Research Consor