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David Alfandre, MS in Public Health, MD
Clinical Assistant, Department of Medicine Mount Sinai School of Medicine Clinical Assistant Professor of Bioethics The Bioethics Program Dr. Alfandre received his medical degree from the Mount Sinai School of Medicine. He completed his post-graduate training in Internal Medicine at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital in New York City in 2004. Prior to medical school, Dr. Alfandre, received his MSPH in International Health and Parasitology from Tulane and then spent two years in development work in the Peace Corps in Dominica. He now divides him time between patient care, research with Hepatitis C, and teaching medical ethics. He has helped lead and oversee the development, administration, and operation of the Ethics Educational Conference Service at the Mount Sinai Hospital, a housestaff educational program designed to teach a systematic approach to inpatient ethical dilemmas. Curriculum Vitae (word doc) > Recent Publications Rhodes R, Alfandre D. A Systematic Approach for Clinical Moral Reasoning. Clinical Ethics. Accepted for publication. 2006 Recent Activities Ambulatory Medical Ethics. Mount Sinai Medical Center, Department of Medicine Faculty Development Series, New York, March 4th, 2005. Physician Assisted Suicide. Mount Sinai Medical Center. Department of Medicine, Faculty Development Series. March 25, 2005 Rational Suicide, A Case and a Discussion. Alfandre, D. Presented at the Oxford-Mount Sinai Consortium on Bioethics, New York, NY April 12th 2005 Center Wide Ethics Luncheon: A Case from the Ambulatory Clinic. Presented June 16, 2005, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York, NY How to approach a clinical ethical dilemma: a guide for future clinicians. Presented November 11, 2005, AMSA Northeast Regional Conference, New York, NY Ethics Consultant: Resident M & M. Mount Sinai Internal Medicine Residency Program. April 7th, 2006 Introduction to Clinical Ethical Decision Making. Lecture: Art & Science of Medicine; MSII. Mount Sinai School of Medicine. April 19 2006. The Ethics Educational Conference. Mount Sinai Dept of Medicine Grand Rounds. July 25th, 2006. A Systematic Approach to the Ethical Dilemma. Elmhurst Hospital Department of Medicine Grand Rounds. August 24, 2006. Using Clinical Reasoning Skills to Resolve Ethical Dilemmas. North General Hospital Medicine Grand Rounds. February 14th, 2007 Evaluations: PENDING Understanding and Managing Ethical Dilemmas. Mountainside Hospital Medicine Grand Rounds. February 22, 2007. Evaluations: PENDING Teaching Cultural Competency Through Community Outreach. Workshop at the Northeast Regional Meeting for Society for General Internal Medicine. March 9th, 2007. Using Clinical Reasoning Skills to Manage and Resolve Ethical Dilemmas. Workshop at the Northeast Regional Meeting for Society for General Internal Medicine. March 9th, 2007. |
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