CURRICULUM VITAE AVIAD HARAMATI, Ph.D. - IAOMC

CURRICULUM VITAE 

AVIAD HARAMATI, Ph.D. 

Current Position 

Professor 

Home address: 

Department of Physiology & Biophysics Silver Spring, MD 20902 

Georgetown University School of Medicine Fax: (301) 754-1042 

3900 Reservoir Road, NW, room 213 BSB 

Washington, D.C. 20057 

Voice: (202) 687-1021 

Fax: (202) 687-7407 

PERSONAL DATA 

Citizenship: 

United States 

EDUCATION 

1971-1975 Brooklyn College, Brooklyn, New York B.S. Biology 

1975-1979 University of Cincinnati College of Medicine 

Cincinnati, Ohio Ph.D. Physiology 

POST-DOCTORAL TRAINING 

1979-1982 Renal Physiology, Research Fellow with Dr. Franklyn G. Knox, 

Mayo Clinic and Foundation, Rochester, Minnesota 

Area of Training: 

Renal Physiology 

Research Interests: Regulation of renal and electrolyte physiology during growth and adulthood 

Education Interests: Integration of complementary, alternative and integrative medicine into the 

medical curriculum; Basic sciences in the continuum of medical education 

POST-GRADUATE COURSES 

1986 Molecular Methods in Endocrinology, 

National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD 

1992 Selected by the dean to attend: New Pathways in General Medical Education, 

Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA 

1998 Selected by the dean to attend: GEA Curriculum Development Workshop 

Association of American Medical Colleges, San Diego, CA 

2000 Selected to attend the Program for Leaders in Medical Education, 

Harvard-Macy Institute, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA 

Date Prepared: 8/14/2007

Aviad Haramati, Ph.D. 

Curriculum Vitae - 2 - 

FACULTY APPOINTMENTS 

1992-present 

Professor, Physiology & Biophysics and Medicine (Nephrology), 

Georgetown University School of Medicine 

1990-1992 Associate Professor, Department of Medicine (Nephrology), 

Georgetown University School of Medicine (Secondary Appointment) 

1987-1992 Associate Professor, Department of Physiology & Biophysics, 

Georgetown University School of Medicine 

1985-1987 Assistant Professor, Department of Physiology & Biophysics, 

Georgetown University School of Medicine, Washington, DC 

1985 Visiting Scientist, Department of Physiology, 

Faculty of Medicine, Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa, Israel 

1982-1985 Assistant Professor, Department of Physiology & Biophysics, 

Mayo Medical School 

1981-1982 Instructor, Department of Physiology & Biophysics, 

Mayo Medical School, Rochester, MN 

ADMINISTRATIVE POSITIONS 

2003-2004 Director of Strategic Planning, Georgetown University Medical Center 

1997-present 

Co-director, Georgetown University Mini-Medical School 

Georgetown University Medical Center 

1995-2006 Director of Education, Department of Physiology & Biophysics, 

Georgetown University School of Medicine



HONORS AND AWARDS 

University of Cincinnati Graduate Scholarship Award 1975-1977 

University of Cincinnati Doctoral Research Fellowship Award 1977-1979 

Travel Awards to the International Congress of Nephrology 1984, 1987 

Teacher of the Year, Mayo Clinic Fellows Association 1985 

NIH Research Career Development Award 1986 

Golden Apple Award for Excellence in Teaching, 

Georgetown University School of Medicine 1987, 1990, 1991 

Grant of Tenure, Georgetown University 1989 

Day Memorial Research Award, 

National Kidney Foundation of the National Capital Area 1989, 1990 

Golden Orchard Award (for being awarded the Golden Apple three times, 

now eligible for Golden Apple only once in four years) 

Georgetown University School of Medicine 1991 

Kaiser-Permanente Award for Excellence in Basic Science Teaching, 


Excellence in Teaching Award, Outstanding Professor, 

Department of Physiology & Biophysics Graduate Students 1997 

Appointed to the USMLE Step 1 Test Development Committee for Physiology 

National Board of Medical Examiners 1998-2001 

Ned Dolan Memorial Research Award 

National Kidney Foundation of the National Capital Area, 1998 

Golden Apple Award for Excellence in Teaching, (4 th time) 


Faculty Service Award 

Georgetown University Faculty Senate 1998 

Arthur C. Guyton Physiology Teacher of the Year 

American Physiological Society 2000



HONORS AND AWARDS (cont.) 

Chair, Certification Examination Section, Certification Board 

for Nutrition Specialists (CBNS), American College of Nutrition 2001 

Golden Apple Award for Excellence in Teaching, (5 th time) 


Alpha Omega Alpha Robert J. Glaser Distinguished Teaching Award 

Association of American Medical Colleges 2002 

Inducted into the Magis Society for Master Teachers 

Georgetown University Medical Center 2004 

Vicennial Medal, Georgetown University 2005 

Faculty Service Award (2 nd time) 

Georgetown University Faculty Senate 2005



PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS 

American College of Nutrition 

Committees 

Chair, Certification Examination Development Committee for 

Certification Board for Nutritional Specialists (CBNS) 

2001-present 

American Physiological Society (APS) 

Committees 

Chairman, Perkins Memorial Fellowship Committee 1998-2001 

Member, Perkins Memorial Fellowship Committee 1996-1998 

Member, Committee on Education 1993-1996 

Representative, Program Committee 1994-1996 

Sections 

Member, Renal Section 

Editor, Renal Section Newsletter 1997-1998 

Member, Water and Electrolyte Section 

Member, Teaching Section 

American Society of Nephrology (ASN) 

Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC), Group on Educational Affairs, 

Convener, Basic Science SIG for Northeast Region 1998 - 2000 

Member, Basic Science SIG (Special Interest Group) 

Council of Academic Societies (CAS) 

Member Representative 

International Association of Medical Science Educators 

2002 - present 

Association of Medical Education in Europe (AMEE) 

Faculty Facilitator for Certificate Program in Medical Education (ESME) 2006 - present 

International Association of Medical Science Educators 

Immediate Past-President 2002-2006 

President 2001-2002 

Member, Executive Committee 2000-2006 

Vice-President 2000-2001 

Member, Program Committee for 5 th Biennial Conference 2000-2001 

Member, Board of Directors 1999-2000 

Site Director for 7 th Annual International Conference 2003 

Site Director for 4 th Biennial International Conference 1999 

Charter Member 1997



PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS (cont.) 

National Kidney Foundation, Nation’s Capital Area 

Member, Research Committee 1990-1995 

Chairman, Research Committee 1992-1994 

Member, Professional Advisory Committee 1993-1998 

Leadership in Other Professional Organizations 

Consortium of Academic Health Centers for Integrative Medicine 

(32 medical schools) 

Chair, Program Committee, 

2006 North American Research Conference on Complementary and Integrative Medicine 2005-2006 

Vice Chair (elected) 2002-2005 

Member, Executive Committee 

2002-present 

Member, Steering Committee 

2000-present 

Integrated Healthcare Consortium (umbrella group of 60 organizations) 

Member, Steering Committee for the National Policy Dialogue meeting 2001-2002 

Integrated Healthcare Policy Consortium 

Member, Executive Committee 


Member, Education Task Force 


Member, Steering Committee for the National Education Dialogue meeting 2004-2005 

2006 North American Research Conference on Complementary and Integrative Medicine 

Member, Organizing Committee 2004 – 2006 

Chair, Program Committee 2005 - 2006



INVITED SPEAKER/SESSION CHAIR AT PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS 

"Intrarenal phosphate reabsorption: Role of nephron heterogeneity" 

7 th International Workshop on Phosphate and Other Minerals, Marseilles, France 1985 

"Regulation of renal phosphate reabsorption during development: 

Implications from a new model of growth hormone deficiency" 

4 th International Workshop on Developmental Renal Physiology, Montreal, Canada 1989 

"Regulation of renal phosphate transport during growth: Role of growth hormone." 

5 th Harden Discussion Meeting of the Biochemical Society, Biochemistry and 

Physiology of Inorganic Phosphate, Aberystwyth, Wales, United Kingdom 1990 

“Role of the growth hormone/IGF-1 axis in regulating renal phosphate reabsorption 

during growth.” 5 th International Workshop on Developmental Renal Physiology, 

Tremezzo, Como, Italy 1992 

“The growth hormone/insulin-like growth factor-1 axis in the kidney 

during compensatory renal growth.” 

9 th Congress of the Int’l Pediatric Nephrology Association, Jerusalem, Israel 1992 

XIIth International Congress of Nephrology, Jerusalem, Israel 1993 

Ethical Issues on Animal Use in Research and Education, 

Kennedy Institute of Ethics, Georgetown University, Washington, DC 1994 

Selected as “Meet the Professor” Expert, Clinical Nephrology Meetings, 

National Kidney Foundation, Washington, DC 1995 

Symposium Chair, “The Kidney as a Target Organ for Growth Hormone” 

Experimental Biology ’96, American Physiological Society, Washington, DC 1996 

Discussion Panel Moderator and Speaker: 

“Physiology in a Changing Medical School Curriculum: Crisis or Opportunity” 

Experimental Biology ’96, American Physiological Society, Washington, DC 1996 

Symposium Co-Moderator, “Growth Hormone: A Mediator of Glomerular Lesions” 

30 th Annual meeting of the American Society of Nephrology, San Antonio, TX 1997 

Symposium Moderator, “The Dollars and Sense of Basic Science Education” 

Speaker: “Basic Science Education: Balancing Academic Mission and Fiscal 

Responsibility” Annual meeting of the Association American Medical Colleges, 

New Orleans, LA 1998



INVITED SPEAKER/SESSION CHAIR AT PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS (cont.) 

Conference Site Director, “Advances in Medical Science Education: 

Learning Modes and Teaching Strategies” 4 th biennial meeting of the 

International Association of Medical Science Educators, Washington, DC 1999 

Discussion Panel Moderator, “Basic Science in the Continuum of Medical Education”, 

4 th biennial meeting of the International Association of Medical Science Educators, 

Washington, DC 1999 

Guyton Award Presentation, “Teaching Physiology: Filling a Bucket or Lighting a Fire” 

Experimental Biology 2000, American Physiological Society, San Diego, CA 2000 

Invited Symposium Speaker, “Regulation of Phosphate Homeostasis during Growth” 

Experimental Biology 2000, American Physiological Society, San Diego, CA 2000 

Symposium Co-Chair/Speaker: “Perspectives on Problem-Based Learning: Thorns 

and Roses” Experimental Biology 2001, American Physiological Society, Orlando, FL 2001 

Invited Speaker, “Integrating Complementary and Alternative Medicine in Basic 

Science Teaching,” 5 th meeting of the International Association of Medical Science 

Educators, Rochester, MN 2001 

Invited Panelist to Debate, “Distance Learning will Replace Face-to-Face Teaching: 

Taking the Con Position,” 5 th meeting of the International Association of Medical Science 

Educators, Rochester, MN 2001 

Conference Co-host: “National Policy Dialogue to Advancing Integrated Health Care: 

Finding Common Ground,” Integrated Healthcare Consortium, Washington, DC 2001 

Invited Panelist, ”Integration of CAM into Medical Education Curriculum: 

Models In-Progress,” Second International Scientific Conference on Complementary, 

Alternative and Integrative Medical Research, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA 2002 

Symposium Co-Chair/Speaker: “Incorporating Complementary and Integrative Medicine 

into Basic Science Teaching: Why and Why Now” Experimental Biology 2002, 

American Society for Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics, New Orleans, LA 2002 

Invited Speaker, “Integrating Complementary and Alternative Medicine into Basic 

Science Teaching,” 6 th meeting of the International Association of Medical Science 

Educators, Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico 2002 

Invited Speaker, “Challenges and Responsibilities of Basic Science in the Medical Curriculum,” 

Special meeting on The Evolving role of the Basic Science Department Chair, 

Association of American Medical Colleges, Philadelphia, PA 2002



INVITED SPEAKER/SESSION CHAIR AT PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS (cont.) 

Invited Speaker, "The Role of the Physiology Department in Medical Education: 

Challenges and Opportunities" Association of Chairs of Departments of Physiology, 

Santa Fe, NM 2002 

Invited Speaker, "Using Uncertainty and Ambiguity to Teach Basic Science: A Case Study" 

Council of Academic Societies Spring Meeting, Association of American Medical Colleges, 

Tampa, FL 2003 

Conference Host and Site Director, 7 th annual meeting of the International Association 

of Medical Science Educators, Washington, DC 2003 

Invited Speaker, "Diverse Faculty-Student Interactions in the Medical Science 

Curriculum", Experimental Biology '04, Washington, DC 2004 

Workshop Co-chair, " Strategies for Integrating Complementary and Alternative Medicine 

into the Medical Curriculum", Association of Medical Education in Europe, 

Edinburgh, Scotland 2004 

Conference Host and Panelist, National Education Dialogue to Advance Integrated Healthcare: 

Creating Common Ground, Integrated Healthcare Policy Consortium, Washington, DC 2005 

Selected Oral Presentation, “Developing Unique Opportunities for Graduate Studies in 

Basic Science: A Physiology-Based Program in Complementary and Alternative Medicine, 

9 th annual meeting of the International Association of Medical Science Educators, 

Los Angeles, CA 2005 

Workshop Co-chair, “A New Approach to Palliative Care: Mind-Body Medicine” 

Conference on Palliative Care for the Cancer Patient, Middle East Cancer Consortium, 

Larnaca, Cyprus 2005 

Symposium Presentation, “Educational Initiatives in US Medical Schools to Incorporate 

Complementary, Alternative and Integrative Medicine: Focus on Mind-Body Medicine Skills, 

In: Complementary and Integrative Approaches in Rehabilitation Medicine: Challenges and 

Possibilities, 57 th Annual Meeting of the Israel Society for Physical Medicine and 

Rehabilitation, Tel Aviv, Israel 2005 

Keynote Speaker, “Viewing Chiropractic through a Medical Educator’s Lens: Challenges and 

Opportunities,” Association of Chiropractic Colleges-Research Agenda Conference-2006, 

Washington, DC 2006 

Workshop Co-chair, "Incorporating Mind-Body Medicine Skills into the Medical Curriculum", 

Association of Medical Education in Europe, Genoa, Italy 2006



VISITING PROFESSORSHIPS 

National Institute of Health (Program on Kidney Diseases, NIDDK) 1986, 1990 

Faculty of Medicine, Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, Israel 1987, 1990, 1992, 2002, 2005 

Eastern Virginia Medical School 1988 

Mayo Clinic and Foundation 1988 

SUNY at Stonybrook Health Science Center 1992 

University of Toronto, Canada 1995 

Tulane University School of Medicine 1998 

Medical College of Georgia 2001 

Universidad Autonoma de Guadalajara, Mexico 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005 

Ben Gurion University School of Medicine, Israel 2002, 2003 

Indiana University School of Medicine 2003 

UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School 2003 

University of Washington School of Medicine 2003 

Mount Sinai School of Medicine 2003 

Emory University Medical School 2004 

Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine 2004 

University Texas Medical Branch 2004 

North Shore-Long Island Jewish Medical Center 2004 

University of Cincinnati College of Medicine 2004 

Indiana University School of Medicine 2004 

Duke University School of Medicine 2004 

University of North Dakota School of Medicine 2005 

University of California Los Angeles School of Medicine 2005 

University of Florida School of Medicine & Shands, Jacksonville, FL 2005 

University of Calgary School of Medicine 2005 

Medical College of Georgia 2006 

University of Michigan Medical School 2006 

University of Connecticut School of Medicine 2006



EXTRAMURAL ACTIVITIES 

Editorial Board American Journal of Physiology: Regulatory, 

Integrative and Comparative Physiology 1996-2000 

Reviewer 

Grants: 

National Institutes of Health 

Member, Ad Hoc Review, Physiology Study Section 1989 

Chairperson, Ad Hoc Review, Physiology Study Section 1990 

Member, Site visit team, NIDDK 1997 

Member, NCCAM Grant review panel 2002 

Chairperson, NCCAM Special Emphasis Panel 2003 

Member, NCCAM Grant Review Panel 2004-2006 

National Kidney Foundation/Nation’s Capital Affiliate 

Member, Research Committee 1990-1995 

Chairman, Research Committee 1992-1994 

1986 

National Science Foundation 

Regulatory Biology Program 1985, 

Biological Instrumentation Program 1986 

National Research Council, National Academy of Sciences 

Life Sciences Panel 1994-1998 

March of Dimes 1990 

Veterans Administration 

Merit Grant Review 1988-1995 

Intel Science Talent Search 1999-2002 

Category: Medical Science 

Reviewer: 

Journals: Academic Medicine 

American Journal of Physiology 

British Journal of Pharmacology 

Health Affairs 

Hypertension 

Journal of the American Society of Nephrology 

Journal of Clinical Investigation 

Medical Teacher 

News in Physiological Sciences 

Pediatric Research 

Pfluegers Archives (European Journal of Physiology)



Proceedings of the Society for Experimental Biology & Medicine 

EXTRAMURAL ACTIVITIES 

Reviewer: 

Abstracts: 

1992 

American Heart Association, Annual Scientific Sessions 

Category: Renal/Circulatory Volume/Cardio-renal 1991, 

2001 

2001 

1995 

American Society of Nephrology, Annual Meeting 

Category: Growth Factors and Development 1992 

Category: Mineral Metabolism: Ca, Mg, Pi 1996, 

International Association of Medical Science Educators 1999, 

(Abstract Selection for 4 th and 5 th Annual Conferences) 

National Kidney Foundation, NCA, Fellows Forum 

Category: Basic Science 1994, 

Research Conference on Complementary/Integrative Medicine 2006 

Review Panel co-chair: Category: Basic Science 

External Evaluator: 

Center for Spirituality and Healing, 

University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN 2002 

Graduate Programs, Department of Cell and Molecular Physiology 

Indiana University School of Medicine, Indianapolis, IN 2004 

Department of Physiology 

Temple University School of Medicine, Philadelphia, PA 2004 

External Advisor 

Member, Blue Ribbon Education Panel Advising the Dean (Doug Wood, DO) 

A.T. Still University for the Health Sciences, Mesa, Arizona 

(proposed new college of medicine to open Fall 2007) 2006



UNIVERSITY SERVICE 

Current: 

Faculty Governance/Faculty Representation Committees 

Elected, Medical Center Fiscal Affairs Committee 2002 –2006 

University Budget Committee 2001 – 

Past: 

Re-elected Chair, Medical Center Faculty Senate Caucus 2003-2005 

and Vice President, University Faculty Senate 

Re-elected to Faculty Senate, Medical Center Caucus 2002-2005 

Elected, Medical Center Faculty Senate Representative, 

Medical Center Executive Committee, Georgetown University Medical Center 2002-2005 

University Faculty Senate Steering Committee 1999-2005 

Member, GUMC Restructuring Advisory Committee 2004 

Co-chair, GUMC Strategic Planning Steering Committee 2003-2004 

Elected Chair, Medical Center Faculty Senate Caucus 2001-2003 

and Vice President, University Faculty Senate 

Named by the University President to the Governance Microcosm 2001 

(selected faculty members advising on developing a new governance structure) 

Nominating Committee, University Faculty Senate 2001 

Elected to Faculty Senate, Medical Center Caucus 1999 - 2002 

Academic Planning Committee (charged by Univ. President) 1999 – 2000 

Chair, Subcommittee on Basic Science Education 

Governance Committee of the Medical School Executive Faculty 1999 - 2000 

Elected, Basic Science Faculty Representative, 

Executive Advisory Council, Georgetown University Medical Center 1997 - 2001 

Research and Education Budget Committee, Medical Center Caucus 1998 

Nominating Committee, University Faculty Senate 1997 

Elections and Nominations Subcommittee, Medical Center Caucus 1996, 1997 

Elected to Faculty Senate, Medical Center Caucus 1995 - 1998 

Chair, Working Group on Governance/Decision-making, 

Faculty Task Force, Georgetown University Medical Center 1996



Current: 

Education Committees 

Chair, Committee on CAM and Integrative Medicine Curriculum 2000 - 

(School of Medicine) 

School of Medicine Mission Committee (newly formed 2003) 2003 - 

Committee on Medical Education (School of Medicine) 1995 - 2004 

Subcommittee on Pre-Clinical Courses 1992 - 

Ad Hoc Working Group on Evaluation and Assessment 2001 - 2003 

Chair, Department of Physiology & Biophysics Education Committee 1986 - 2000 

Past: 

Chair, CIRCLE (Curricular, Innovation Research, and Creativity in the Learning Environment) 

Grant Applications Review Committee (School of Medicine) 2001 - 2004 

Subcommittee on Educational Program for M.D. Degree (for LCME Self-Study) 2001 - 2002 

Subcommittee on Objectives (for LCME Self-Study) 2001 - 2002 

Chair, Educational Affairs Committee, University Faculty Senate 2000 - 2001 

Ad Hoc Committee on Clinical Problem-Solving and Decision making 1998 - 1999 

GEMS Program Task Force 1998 - 1999 

Chair, Subcommittee on Pre-Clinical Courses 1997 - 1998 

Problem-based Learning (PBL) Policy Committee 1992 - 1998 

GEMS Promotion Committee 1995 - 1998 

Graduate Advisory Committee 1995 - 1999 

Committee on Compensation for Teaching 1997 

Chair, Subcommittee on Assessing Teaching Quality 1997 

Graduate School Executive Committee 1995 - 1998 

Biomedical Sciences Program Steering and Admissions Committee 1995 - 1998 

Chair, Faculty Senate Committee on the Report to the LCME 1996 

Chair, Problem-Based Learning (PBL) Evaluation Task Force 1995 - 1996 

Subcommittee on Education Program for M.D. degree (for LCME) 1995 

Subcommittee on Faculty (for LCME) 1995 

Science Curriculum Advisory Committee (School of Nursing) 1994 - 1995 

Dean's Task Force on Class Size and Tuition 1987 

Dean's Task force on Course Evaluation 1987



Past: 

Search Committees 

Elected Senate Representative, Search Committee for the Executive Vice-President/ 

Executive Dean for the Medical Center 2002 

Elected, Department Representative, 

Chair of Physiology & Biophysics Search Committee 1998 

Associate Dean for Graduate Education Search Committee 1999 

Elected, Faculty Representative, Academic Dean Search Committee 1997 

Director of Division of Nephrology Search Committee 1992 - 1993 

Current: 

Other Committees (Medical Center and University) 

University Budget Committee 2001 – 

Magis Master Teacher Selection Committee 2005 - 

Kaiser Permanente Award Selection Committee 1998 - 

Past: 

Medical Center Committee on Faculty (appointments and promotions) 1999 - 2003 

Chair, Fellows Grievance Committee (School of Medicine) 1996 - 2003 

Chair, Physical Plant and Facilities Committee 1999-2000 

University Grievance Committee 1994 - 2000 

Faculty Club Advisory Committee 1992 - 2004 

Medical Center Committee on Faculty (appointments and promotions) 1989 - 1994 

Exec. VP's ad hoc Committee on the Future of Physiology 1991 

Dean's ad hoc Committee for Department of Anatomy Review 1987



TEACHING ACTIVITIES 

MEDICAL SCHOOL COURSES: 

Human Physiology (PBIO-502): Course Director 1991 - 2002 

Associate Course Director: 1989, 1990 

Lectures: Body Fluid Compartments 1991 - present 

Osmosis, Water Movement 1991 - present 

Series on Renal Physiology 1986 - present 

Series on Acid-Base Physiology 1995 - present 

Problem-Solving Workshops Osmosis, Fluid Shifts 1993 - present 

Starling Forces 


Assessment of Renal Function 1993 - present 

Free Water Clearance 1993 - present 

Clinical Acid/Base Disorders 1996 - present 

Small Group Sessions: Renal Physiology 1986 - present 

Acid Base Physiology 1988 - present 

Problem-Based Learning Coordinator 1993 - 2002 

Human Endocrinology (PBIO-593) 

Lectures: Calcium Homeostasis 1998 - present 

Bone Physiology 1998 - 2000 

Mind-Body Medicine Skills Course Co-director 2002 - 

CRESTT (Colloquium for Residency preparation, Education in Science, Therapeutics and Teaching) 

(for 4 th year students with Dept Surgery) Trauma/Rhabdomyolysis 2002 - present 

Anatomical Sciences (CBIO-509/517) PBL facilitator 1997 - 1998 

Medical Biochemistry (BHCB-531/532) PBL facilitator 1997 - 1998 

Neurobiology (CBIO-512) PBL facilitator 1996 

GEMS PROGRAM COURSES 

Selected Topics in Physiology Lecturer/course co-director 1993 - present



TEACHING ACTIVITIES (cont.) 

REVIEW COURSE FOR USMLE (PART ONE) 

Human Physiology Renal and acid/base physiology 1990 - present 

MEDICINE AND NEPHROLOGY FELLOWS CONFERENCES 

Selected lectures in Renal Physiology and Pathophysiology 


GRADUATE SCHOOL COURSES: 

Fundamentals in Human Physiology (PBIO-501) Course director 1998 - 2006 

Molecular and Cellular Pathophysiology II (PBIO-588): 

(Renal Pathophysiology and Hypertension) Course Co-director 1995 - 2001 

Advanced Renal Physiology (PBIO-511): Lecturer 1986 - present 

Course Director 1986 - 1999 

Integrative Physiology (PBIO-535): Course Director 1987 - 1991 

Methods in Problem-Based Learning (PBIO-596) Course Director 1997 - 2000 

Physiology Journal Club (PBIO-591, 592) Course Co-director 1996 - 1999 

Coordinator of Renal Club, a research forum 

for investigators, graduate students and fellows 

interested in renal physiology and pathophysiology 

Interdisciplinary Research Survey (MICB-505) Presenter 1996 - 1998 

The Kidney in Congestive Heart Failure 

GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY MINI-MEDICAL SCHOOL 

Co-Founder and Director 1997 – 

Lecturer Homeostasis: The Body’s Balancing Act 1997 – 

Lecturer Complementary/Alternative Medicine: Where are we headed 2006



TEACHING ACTIVITIES OUTSIDE GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY 

Eastern Virginia Medical School, Norfolk, VA, 

Lecturer in Human Physiology Course to first year medical students March 1988 

Renal regulation of phosphate and calcium balance (2 hours) March 1989 

March 1990 

Harvard-Macy Institute, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA 

Faculty Facilitator, Program for Leaders in Medical Education June 2001 

(week-long course) June 2002 

June 2003 

June 2004 

June 2006 

Universidad Autonoma de Guadalajara, Faculty of Medicine, 

Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico 

Lecturer in Human Physiology Course to first year medical students October 2001 

(Renal and Acid-Base Physiology, 30 contact hours) May 2002 

May 2003 

May 2005 

Technion – Israel Institute of Technology, Faculty of Medicine, 

Haifa, Israel 

Workshop to Group on Medical Education and course directors 

Small Group Teaching and Problem-Based Learning (3 hours) January 2002 

Ben Gurion University of the Negev, Faculty of Health Sciences 

Be'er Sheva, Israel December 2003 

Two Day Workshop to course and clerkship directors 

Small Group Teaching and Problem-Based Learning 

University of Calgary School of Medicine, 

Calgary, Alberta, Canada October 2005 

Presentations and Workshops to faculty and educational leaders 

Integrative Medicine and Mind-Body Medicine Skills Groups 

Medical College of Georgia, Augusta, Georgia February 2006 

Presentation to graduate students in a course on Drug Discovery 

“Complementary and Alternative Medicine in the US: 

What is it and why should I care” 

University of Michigan School of Medicine, Ann Arbor, Michigan April 7, 2006 

Presentation to medical students (Clinical Skills Course) 

“The Science and Applications of Mind-Body Medicine”



RESEARCH SUPERVISION AND TRAINING 

Sponsor for Visiting Scientists: 

Won I. Park, M.D. 

Eulji University School of Medicine 

Seoul, Korea 

Visiting Associate Professor September 2004 – February 2005 

Joseph Winaver, M.D. 

Technion-Israel Institute of Technology 

Haifa, Israel 

Visiting Associate Professor July 1, 1991 - September 1, 1991 

July 1, 1994 - October 1, 1994 

Academic Mentor for Junior Faculty: 

Hakima Amri, Ph.D. 

July 1, 2002 - present 

Assistant Professor of Physiology 

Academic Sponsor of Dr. Amri’s KO7-AT001193 award July 2002-June 2007 

"Academic Teaching and Research Career Development Award" 

Research Fellows: 

Sarah K. Webster, Ph.D. March, 1983 - February, 1985 

Mario Ruiz, D.V.M., Ph.D. January, 1986 - July, 1986 

Mohktar Nasir, M.D. (NKF Fellow) July 1, 1990 - June 30, 1991 

Susan E. Mulroney, Ph.D. (NKF Fellow) July 1, 1991 - June 30, 1992 

Gong-wei Jiang, M.D. June 1, 1992 - August 31, 1994 

Graduate Students: 

Doctoral (Ph.D.) Students (Mentor) 

Susan E. Mulroney, M.S. June, 1988 - June, 1990 

Effect of an Antagonist to Growth Hormone-Releasing Factor 

on Renal Phosphate Reabsorption and Growth during Development 

John Ladas, M.S. (M.D./Ph.D. Scholar) September, 1990 - June, 1994 

Regulation of Renal Proximal Tubule Phosphate Transport 

During Development



Doctoral (Ph.D.) Students (Mentor) cont. 

Ean Callanan, M.S. July, 1994 - August, 1998 

A Role for Neuropeptide Y in Congestive Heart Failure 

Craig Woda, M.S. September, 1995 – September 1999 

Nephron Sites and Regulation of Renal Tubular Phosphate 

Reabsorption During Growth in the Rat 

Doctoral Students (Ph.D. Thesis Reader/Advisor) – Georgetown University 

Kevin McDonnell, M.S. June, 1994 

Hypothalamic Mechanisms of Growth Hormone-Releasing Hormone 

Ultrashort-Loop Feedback Inhibition 

Judy F. Peisen, M.Ed., M.S. August, 1994 

Neuroimmunoregulatory Role of Interleukin-1• 

in the Somatotropic Axis 

Thushi Satchithanadam September, 1996 

Oxidative Stress in Retinal Pigment Epithelial Cells 

Kamakshi Krishnamurthi August, 1999 

Angiotensin Receptor mRNA Binding Proteins: Identification 

and Characterization of Proteins that Regulate AT 1 R Expression 

by Binding to the 5’LS of the AT 1 R mRNA 

Frederick E. Albrecht, M.S. April, 2000 

Regulation of NHE3 Activity by G Protein Subunits in 

Renal Brush Border Membranes and the Role of the 

D1-Dopamine Receptor in the Pathogenesis of Genetic Hypertension 

Ka-Yin Koby Mok, M.S. May, 2001 

Renal Type I Angiotensin II Receptors and Growth Hormone 

in Kidney Growth and Pathology



Doctoral Students (Ph.D. Thesis Reader/Advisor) – Outside Georgetown University 

Farah Khan September, 1996 

Department of Biochemistry, Faculty of Life Science 

Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh, INDIA 

Structure and Transport Functions of Various Populations of 

Renal Proximal Tubules during Development and Maturation 

Masters Students (Mentor) 

Susan E. Mulroney, B.S. September, 1985 - June, 1988 

Graduate/Medical Students 

Paul G. Corn, M'90, January, 1987 - September, 1987 

Richard Lee, M.S. September 1994 - January 1995 

H. Edward Siebert, M’99 June 1996 - September 1996 

Ammar Divan, M’05 June 2002 – September 2002 

Karen Kelly, M’05 June 2002 – September 2002 

Jason Phillips, M’05 June 2002 – September 2002 

Ranjana Chaterji, M.S. January 2003 – June 2004 

Stephen Silvestro, M’06 June 2003 – September 2003 

Gregory Wong, M.S. June 2005 – August 2005 

Kamal Shah, M.S. June 2005 August 2005 

Milesh Patel, M.S. June 2006 August 2006



EXTRAMURAL FUNDING 

Principal Investigator on the following research grants: 

Kurt P. Reimann Foundation $107,500 9/82-8/85 

"Research in Renal Physiology" 

National Science Foundation $85,000 9/83-9/86 

"Regulation of Phosphate Transport in Single Nephrons" 

National Institutes of Health (RO1-DK-36111) $299,205 1/86-12/88 

"Development of Renal Phosphate Regulation" 

(includes Research Career Development Award ) 

American Heart Association, Nation's Capital Affiliate $19,985 7/86-6/87 

"Atrial Natriuretic Factor and Renal Function 

in the Neonate" 

National Kidney Foundation of the National Capital Area $17,378 7/88-6/89 

"Ontogeny of Renal Receptors for 

Atrial Natriuretic Factor" 

American Heart Association, Nation's Capital Affiliate $20,000 7/88-6/89 

"Regulation of Sodium Excretion in Experimental 

Heart Failure" 

National Science Foundation, Equipment Grant $47,709 9/88-2/91 

(Co-Principal Investigator with Drs. C. Colton and P. Jose) 

"Acquisition of an Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer 

and Furnace Atomizer." 

National Kidney Foundation of the National Capital Area $19,884 7/89-6/90 

"Growth Hormone and IGF-1 in Compensatory Renal 

Hypertrophy" 

American Heart Association, National Grant-in-Aid $99,000 7/89-6/92 

"Regulation of Sodium Excretion in Experimental 

Heart Failure" 

National Kidney Foundation of the National Capital Area $ 20,000 7/90-6/91 

"Growth Hormone and IGF-1 in Compensatory Renal 

Hypertrophy"



EXTRAMURAL FUNDING (cont.) 

Principal Investigator on the following research grants (cont.): 

National Institutes of Health renewal (RO1-DK-36111), $940,072 7/91-6/95 

"Development of Renal Phosphate Regulation" 

(includes continuation of RCDA) 

Sandoz Pharmaceuticals 

“Effect of Isradipine in Experimental $ 40,100 11/91-11/92 

Congestive Heart Failure” 

Abbot Laboratories 

“Effects of a Novel Angiotensin II Antagonist on Renal $ 44,450 1/92-1/93 

Function in Experimental Congestive Heart Failure” 

SmithKline Beachem Pharmaceuticals 

“Effects of an Endothelin Antagonist in Experimental $ 10,000 1/95-12/95 

Congestive Heart Failure” 

SmithKline Beachem Pharmaceuticals 

“Effects of Carvedilol and a Novel, Orally-active Nonpeptide 

Endothelin Antagonist on Renal Function in $ 28,113 1/95-12/95 

Experimental Congestive Heart Failure” 

National Kidney Foundation, Nation’s Capital Affiliate $ 25,000 7/95-6/96 

“Regulation of Volume Homeostasis in Experimental Heart Failure” 

National Kidney Foundation, Nation’s Capital Affiliate $ 25,000 1/98-12/98 

“Neuropeptide Y and the Kidney in Congestive Heart Failure” 

Georgetown University School of Medicine CIRCLE Grant $ 25,000 4/01-3/02 

(Curricular, Innovation Research, and Creativity in the Learning Environment) 

“Educational Initiative in CAM and Integrative Medicine Curriculum” 

National Institutes of Health (R25 AT000419, PI 33%) $1,720,148 7/01-4/07 

“Educational Initiative in CAM”



EXTRAMURAL FUNDING (cont.) 

Sponsor for the following Faculty Development Research Career Awards Awards: 

NIH (KO7) Faculty Development Award 

Hakima Amri, Ph.D., “Academic Teaching and Research $ 350,000 7/02-6/07 

Career Development Award” 

Sponsor for the following Research Fellowship Awards: 

National Kidney Foundation Research Fellowship $21,000 7/90-6/91 

Mokhtar Nasir, M.D., "Growth Hormone and IGF-1 

in Compensatory Renal Hypertrophy" 

National Kidney Foundation Research Fellowship $21,000 7/91-6/92 

Susan E. Mulroney, Ph.D., "Age-related Differences in 

Compensatory Renal Growth: Role of Growth Hormone and IGF-1" 

Sponsor for the following Summer Student Research Fellowship Awards: 

Paul G. Corn, M’90 

“Restoration of a Phosphaturic Response to $ 1,500 6/87-9/87 

Parathyroid Hormone in Immature Rats” 

John G. Ladas, M’94 

“Effects of Recombinant IGF-1 on Compensatory Renal Growth $ 1,500 6/91-9/91 

in Rats with Specific Growth Hormone Deficiency” 

H. Edward Siebert, M’99 

“Induction of an Appetite for Phosphate in Juvenile Rats” $1,500 6/96-9/96 

Ammar Divan, M’05 

“Use of Mind-Body Medicine Skills in Medical Education” $1,500 6/02-9/02 

Karen Kelly, M’05 

“Impact of an Experiential Mind-Body Medicine Course $1,500 6/02-9/02 

for Medical Student Self-Awareness and Self-Care” 

Jason Phillips, M’05 

“Physiology and Metabolism of Creatine” $1,500 6/02-9/02 

Stephen Silvestro, M’06 

“Impact of an Experiential Mind-Body Medicine Course $1,500 6/03-9/03 

for Medical Student Self-Awareness and Self-Care”



BIBLIOGRAPHY 


MANUSCRIPTS 

1. Haramati, A. and L.I. Kleinman: Chloride concentration gradient in newborn dogs in the 

presence of distal nephron blockade. Am. J. Physiol. 238 (Renal Fluid Electrolyte 

Physiol. 8): F328-335, 1980. 

2. Haramati, A., S.L. Britton, and W.S. Spielman: Intrarenal blood flow distribution in 

nonfiltering, filtering and compensated kidneys. Proc. Soc. Exptl. Biol. Med. 166: 194- 

198, 1981. 

3. Haramati, A. and F.G. Knox: Is phosphate reabsorbed by the distal nephron Min. and Elect. 

Metab. 6: 165-173, 1981. 

4. Haramati, A. and F.G. Knox: Relationship of plasma phosphate and renal handling of 

phosphate: Studies with low phosphate diet and nicotinamide. Adv. Exp. Med. Biol. 151: 

41-46, 1982. 

5. Knox, F.G., J.A. Haas, and A. Haramati: Nephron sites of adaptation to changes in dietary 

phosphate. Adv. Exp. Med. Biol. 151: 13-17, 1982. 

6. Haramati, A. and F.G. Knox: Tubular capacity of phosphate transport in phosphate-deprived 

rats: Effects of nicotinamide and PTH. Am. J. Physiol. 244 (Renal Fluid Electrolyte 

Physiol. 13): F178-F184, 1983. 

7. Haramati, A., J. Kuechle, and F.G. Knox: Restoration of phosphaturia in phosphate-deprived 

rats in the presence of both parathyroid hormone and phosphate infusions. Proc. Soc. 

Exptl. Biol. Med. 172: 163-167, 1983. 

8. Haramati, A., J.A. Haas, and F.G. Knox: Adaptation of deep and superficial nephrons to 

changes in dietary phosphate intake. Am. J. Physiol. 244 (Renal Fluid Electrolyte Physiol. 

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renin release: Dissociation from hemodynamic effects. Am. J. Physiol. 247 (Renal Fluid 

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parathyroid hormone in the rat. Am. J. Physiol. 249 (Renal Fluid Electrolyte Physiol. 18): 

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Physiol. 18): F315-318, 1985. 

19. Knox, F.G., T.G. Hammond, and A. Haramati: Diuretic effects on monovalent ion excretion. 

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22. Haramati, A., J.C. Burnett, Jr., A. Hoffman, and J. Winaver: Circulating levels of atrial 

natriuretic factor are elevated in rats with experimental high-output heart failure. In: 

Biologically Active Atrial Peptides, edited by B.M. Brenner and J.H. Laragh, Raven Press, 

New York, pp. 490-492, 1987. 

23. Hoffman, A., J.C. Burnett, Jr., A. Haramati, and J.Winaver: Effects of atrial natriuretic factor 

in rats with experimental high-output heart failure. Kidney Int. 33: 656-661, 1988. 

24. Hoffman, A., J. Winaver, J.C. Burnett, Jr., and A. Haramati: Response to synthetic atrial 

natriuretic factor in rats with compensated and uncompensated high-output heart failure. 

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Press, New York, pp. 440-444, 1988. 

25. Haramati, A. and S. E. Mulroney: The natriuretic response to atrial natriuretic factor is 

blunted in newborn puppies. In: Advances in Atrial Peptide Research, edited by B.M. 

Brenner & J.H. Laragh, Raven Press, New York, pp. 586-589, 1988. 

26. Winaver, J., A. Hoffman, J.C. Burnett, Jr., and A. Haramati: Hormonal determinants of 

sodium excretion in rats with experimental high-output heart failure. Am. J. Physiol. 254 

(Regulatory Integrative Comp. Physiol. 23): R776-R784, 1988. 

27. Haramati, A., S.E. Mulroney, and S.K. Webster: Developmental changes in the tubular 

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28. Lumpkin, M.D., S.E. Mulroney, and A. Haramati: Inhibition of pulsatile growth hormone 

secretion and somatic growth in immature rats with a growth hormone-releasing factor 

peptide antagonist. Endocrinology 124: 1154-1159, 1989. 

29. Mulroney, S.E., M.D. Lumpkin, and A. Haramati: Antagonist to growth hormone-releasing 

factor inhibits growth and renal phosphate reabsorption in immature rats. Am. J. Physiol. 

257 (Renal Fluid Electrolyte Physiol 26): F29-F34, 1989. 

30. Corn, P.G., S.E. Mulroney, and A. Haramati: Restoration of a phosphaturic response to 

parathyroid hormone in the immature rat. Pediatr. Res. 26: 54-57, 1989. 

31. Haramati, A: Phosphate handling by the kidney during development: Functional immaturity 

or unique adaptations for growth (Invited review) News in Physiological Sciences 4: 234- 

238, 1989. 

32. Winaver, J., Z. Abassi, A. Hoffman, O.S. Better, and A. Haramati: In vivo and in vitro effects 

of atrial natriuretic factor on renal cyclic GMP production in rats with experimental heart 

failure. Progress in Atrial Peptide Research, edited by B.M. Brenner & J.H. Laragh, 

Raven Press, New York, pp. 453-457, 1989.



33. Hoffman, A., J. Winaver, and A. Haramati: Atrial natriuretic factor during and in the recovery 

from high-output congestive heart failure. Am. J. Med. 88: 547, 1990. 

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deficiency. Pediatr. Nephrol. 4: 387-391, 1990. 

36. Abassi, Z., A. Hoffman, A. Haramati, J.C. Burnett, Jr., and J. Winaver: Effects of converting 

enzyme inhibition on the renal response to ANF in rats with experimental heart failure. 

Am. J. Physiol. 259 (Regulatory Integrative Comp. Physiol. 28): R84-R89, 1990. 

37. Mulroney, S.E., A. Haramati, C.T. Roberts, and D. LeRoith: Renal IGF-1 mRNA levels are 

enhanced following unilateral nephrectomy in immature but not adult rats. Endocrinology 

128: 2660-2662, 1991. 

38. Abassi, Z., E. Grushka, A. Haramati, A. Hoffman, J.C. Burnett, Jr., and J. Winaver. Atrial 

natriuretic peptide and renal cGMP in rats with experimental heart failure. Am. J. Physiol. 

259 (Regulatory Integrative Comp. Physiol. 30): R858-R864, 1991. 

39. Mulroney, S.E., M.D. Lumpkin, and A. Haramati: Suppression of growth hormone release 

restores a phosphaturic response to PTH in the immature rat. Am. J. Physiol. 261 (Renal 

Fluid Electrolyte Physiol. 30): F1110-F1114, 1991. 

40. Jose, P.A., A. Haramati, and R.D. Fildes: Postnatal maturation of renal blood flow. In: Fetal 

and Neonatal Physiology, edited by R.A. Polin and W.W. Fox, W.B. Saunders Co., 

Philadelphia, Section XVIII: The Kidney, chapter 116, pp. 1196-1200, 1992. 

41. Stewart C.L., P. Devarajan, S.E. Mulroney, F.J. Kaskel, and A. Haramati: Transport of 

calcium and phosphorus. In: Fetal and Neonatal Physiology, edited by R.A. Polin and 

W.W. Fox, W.B. Saunders Co., Philadelphia, Section XVIII: The Kidney, chapter 120, 

pp. 1223-1231, 1992. 

42. Mulroney, S.E., A. Haramati, H. Werner, C. Bondy, C.T. Roberts, Jr., and D. LeRoith: 

Altered expression of insulin-like growth factor and receptor genes following unilateral 

nephrectory in immature rats. Endocrinology 130: 249-256, 1992. 

43. LeRoith, D., H. Werner, B. Burgeura, C.T. Roberts, Jr., S.E. Mulroney, and A. Haramati: 

Insulin-like growth factor family of peptides, binding proteins and receptors: Their 

potential role in tissue regeneration. Pancreatic Islet Cell Regeneration and Growth, 

Edited by A.I. Vinik, Plenum Press, New York, pp. 21-28, 1992.



44. Mulroney, S.E., M.D. Lumpkin, C.T. Roberts, Jr., D. LeRoith, and A. Haramati: Effect of a 

GRF-antagonist on compensatory renal growth and IGF-1 gene expression following 

unilateral nephrectomy in immature rats. Endocrinology 130: 2697-2702, 1992. 

45. Haramati, A., and S.E. Mulroney: Developmental aspects of phosphate homeostasis. Chapter 

In: Phosphate in Pediatric Health and Disease, edited by U. Alon and J.C.M. Chan, CRC 

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46. Haramati, A., and S.E. Mulroney: Renal calcium and phosphorus homeostasis. In Section 

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Clinical Perspective, edited by P.D. Gluckman and M.A. Heymann, Edward Arnold 

Publishing, pp. 715-719, 1993. 

47. Yechieli, H., L. Kahana, A. Haramati, A. Hoffman and J. Winaver: Regulation of renal 

glomerular and papillary ANP receptors in rats with experimental heart failure. Am. J. 

Physiol. 265 (Renal Fluid Electrolyte Physiol. 34): F119-F125, 1993. 

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release following unilateral nephrectomy in the rat. Am. J. Physiol. 266 (Renal Fluid 


49. Hoffman, A., A. Haramati, I. Dalal, E. Shuranyi, and J. Winaver: Diuretic-natriuretic actions 

and pressor effects of Big-endothelin (1-39) in phosphoramidon-treated rats. Proc. Soc. 

Exp. Biol. Med. 205: 168-173, 1994. 

50. Mulroney, S.E., and A. Haramati. Growth factors and developmental renal physiology: new 

insights on growth hormone and IGF-I. In: Pediatric Nephrology, edited by A. Drukker 

and A.B. Grushkin, Karger, Basel, pp. 1-12, 1994. 

51. Avramovitch, N., A. Hoffman, J. Winaver, A. Haramati, and D. Lewinson. Morphometric 

analysis of atrial natriuretic peptide containing granules in atriocytes of rats with 

experimental congestive heart failure. Cell Tissue Res. 279: 575-583, 1995. 

52. Winaver, J., A. Hoffman, Z. Abassi, and A. Haramati. Does the heart’s hormone, ANP, help 

in congestive heart failure News in Physiol. Sci. 10: 247-253, 1995. 

53. Gurbanov, K., J. Winaver, A. Haramati, and A. Hoffman. Renal effects of big-endothelin-1 in 

experimental congestive heart failure. J. Cardiovascular Pharmacol. 26 (suppl. 3): S473- 

S475, 1995. 

54. Mulroney, S.E., J.I. Koenig, T. Csikos, C. Pesce, L. Striker, D. LeRoith, and A. Haramati. 

Temporal changes in IGF-I, c-FOS and c-JUN expression during hyperplastic kidney 

growth in weanling rats. Endocrinology 137:839-845, 1996.



55. Haramati, A. and S.E. Mulroney: Renal calcium and phosphorus homeostasis. In: Pediatrics 

& Perinatology: The Scientific Basis, Second Edition, P. Gluckman and M. Heymann 

(eds.), Edward Arnold Publishers, Baltimore, Chapter 91, pp. 950-954, 1996. 

56. Sardeson, K.E., A. Haramati and M. PreJean. A qualitative comparison of student and faculty 

effectiveness as PBL tutors. In: Advances in Medical Education, A.J.J.A. Scherpbier, 

C.P.M. van der Vleuten, J.J. Rethans, A.F.W. van der Steeg (eds.), Kluwer Academic 

Publishers, Dordrecht, pp. 523-524, 1997. 

57. Abassi, Z., K. Gurbanov, S.E. Mulroney, C. Potlog, T.J. Opgenorth, A. Hoffman, A. 

Haramati, and J. Winaver. Impaired nitric oxide dependent regulation of renal blood flow 

in experimental congestive heart failure: Circulation 96: 3655-3664, 1997. 

58. Jose, P.A., A. Haramati, and R.D. Fildes: Postnatal maturation of renal blood flow. In: Fetal 

and Neonatal Physiology, Second Edition, R.A. Polin and W.W. Fox, editors, W.B. 

Saunders Co., Philadelphia, Chapter 144, pp. 1573-1578, 1998. 

59. Kaskel, F.J., C.L. Stewart, N.C. Celebrado, S.E. Mulroney, and A. Haramati. Transport of 

calcium and phosphate. In: Fetal and Neonatal Physiology, Second Edition, R.A. Polin 

and W.W. Fox, editors, W.B. Saunders Co. Philadelphia, Chapter 150, pp. 1616-1625, 

1998. 

60. Mulroney, S.E., C. Woda, and A. Haramati. Changes in renal phosphate reabsorption in the 

aged rat. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. Med. 218: 62-67, 1998. 

61. Sweeny, J.M., H.E. Siebert, C. Woda, J. Schulkin, A. Haramati, and S.E. Mulroney. 

Evidence for induction of a phosphate appetite in juvenile rats. Am. J. Physiol. 275 

(Regulatory Physiol. 44): R1358-R1365, 1998. 

62. Haramati, A. Teaching physiology: filling a bucket or lighting a fire The Physiologist 43: 

117-121, 2000. 

63. Woda, C. S.E. Mulroney, N. Halaihel, L. Sun, M. Levi, and A. Haramati. Renal tubular sites 

of increased renal Pi transport and NaPi-2 expression in the juvenile rat. Am. J. Physiol. 

(Regulatory Integrative Comp Physiol) 280: R1524-R1533, 2001 

64. Amend, J, E.D. Gage, I. Carbajal, G. Bonaminio, A. Haramati, T. Viggiano, and R. Koment. 

Strengthening veterinary medical education through new international relationships: 

Making the ‘IAMSE” Connection. J. Vet Med Educ. 28: 44-45, 2001 

65. Haramati, A. and M.D. Lumpkin. Integrating CAM into conventional medical education: 

Role of basic science. Arch. Intern. Med. 161:1679, 2001 (Letter) 

66. Haramati, A. Recent developments in CAM education: a personal perspective. Integrative 

Medicine Consult, 4: 2002, (invited article)



67. Haramati, A. Education Project Grants in CAM: An NCCAM Initiative. Integrative Medicine 

Consult, 4:119, 2002 (invited article) 

68. Wetzel, M.S., T.J. Kaptchuk, A. Haramati, and D.M. Eisenberg. Complementary and 

alternative therapies: Implications for medical education. Annals of Internal Med 

138:191-196, 2003 

69. Woroniecki, R.P., S.E. Mulroney, A. Haramati, A. Spitzer, and F.J. Kaskel. Role of the 

kidney in calcium and phosphorus homeostasis. In: Fetal and Neonatal Physiology, Third 

Edition, R.A. Polin, W.W. Fox, and S.H. Abman, editors, Saunders (Elsevier, Inc.), 

Philadelphia, pp. 1286-1294, 2004. 

70. Mulroney, S.E., C.B. Woda, N. Halaihel, B. Louie, K. McDonnell, J. Schulkin, A. Haramati, 

and M. Levi. Central control of renal sodium-phosphate (NaPi-2) transporters. 

Am. J. Physiol. Renal Physiol.:286: F647-F652, 2004 

71. Woda, C.B., N. Halaihel, A. Haramati, M. Levi, and S.E. Mulroney. Regulation of renal 

NaPi-2 expression and tubular phosphate reabsorption by growth hormone in the juvenile 

rat. Am. J. Physiol. Renal Physiol.: 287: F117-F123, 2004. 

72. Haramati, A. and M.D. Lumpkin. Complementary and alternative medicine: Opportunities for 

education and research. Exper. Biol. and Med. 229:695-697, 2004. 

73. Oberbaum, M., J. Shuval, A. Haramati, S.R. Singer, J. Halevi, M.D. Lumpkin, and R. Carmi. 

CAM in medical education: Has the time come Israel Med Assoc J 7:607-610, 2005. 

74. Gurbanov, K., E. Callanan, G. Feuerstein, R.R. Ruffolo, Jr., S. Brodsky, A. Hoffman, A. 

Haramati, and J. Winaver. Effects of carvedilol on renal function in rats with experimental 

congestive heart failure. Int. J. Cardiovasc. Med. Sci. 5: 61-67, 2005 

75. Weeks, J., P. Snider, S. Quinn, D. O’Bryon, and A. Haramati. National Education Dialogue: 

Executive summary of the progress report in creating common ground. Explore 2: 77-79, 

2006. 

76. Tractenberg, R.E., R. Chaterji, M. Lumpkin and A. Haramati. Assessing change in the 

attitudes of medical school students. Assessment and Evaluation in Higher Ed 32: 

(in press), 2006. 

77. Chaterji, R., R.E. Tractenberg, H. Amri, M. Lumpkin, S.B.W. Amorosi, and A. Haramati. A 

large-sample survey of 1 st and 2 nd year US medical student attitudes toward 

Complementary and Alternative Medicine in the curriculum and in practice. Alternative 

Therapies in Health and Medicine (in press), 2006



In Review 

Lee, E.W., E.Y. Callanan, J. Winaver, A. Haramati, and Z. Zukowska. Role of Neuropeptide 

Y (NPY) and NPY Receptors in Congestive Heart Failure 

ABSTRACTS 

1. Haramati, A. and L.I. Kleinman: Role of bicarbonate in proximal tubule function of newborn 

dogs. Fed. Proc. 38:1122, 1979. 

2. Haramati, A. and L.I. Kleinman: Effect of mannitol on proximal tubule function of newborn 

dogs. Physiologist 22:52, 1979. 

3. Haramati, A. and L.I. Kleinman: Effect of phlorizin on renal function during distal nephron 

blockade in the newborn dog. Fed. Proc. 39:515, 1980. 

4. Haramati, A., S.L. Britton, and W.S. Spielman: Effect of adenosine on renal blood flow and 

renin release in non-filtering kidneys. Physiologist 23:163, 1980. 

5. Haramati, A., J.D. Postlewaite, and F.G. Knox: Phosphaturic action of nicotinamide in 

phosphate-depleted rats: Effect of acute phosphate infusions. Mineral and Elect. Metab. 

6:242, 1981. 

6. Haramati, A., M. Baldwin, and F.G. Knox: Restoration of phosphaturia in phosphatedeprived 

rats by phosphate infusion in the presence of parathyroid hormone (PTH). 

Physiologist 24:108, 1981. 

7. Haramati, A., J.A. Haas, and F.G. Knox: Adaptation of deep and superficial nephrons to 

changes in dietary phosphate intake. Kidney Int. 21:134, 1982. 

8. Haramati, A., J. Kuechle, and F.G. Knox: Modification of the effects of low phosphate diet 

by the combination of parathyroid hormone and phosphate infusion. Fed. Proc. 41:1365, 

1982 

9. Haas, J. A., T.J. Berndt, A. Haramati, and F.G. Knox: Nephron site of the restoration of the 

phosphaturic effect of parathyroid hormone by nicotinamide. Physiologist 25:295, 1982. 

10. Haramati, A., J.A. Haas, and F.G. Knox: Phosphate transport of superficial and deep 

nephrons in response to parathyroid hormone. Kidney Int. 23:101, 1983. 

11. Haramati, A. and D. Nienhuis: Renal transport maximum of phosphate reabsorption in 

respiratory acidosis and alkalosis. Fed. Proc. 42:479, 1983.



12. Haramati, A. and D. Nienhuis: Influence of phosphate deprivation on renal phosphate 

transport in respiratory acidosis and alkalosis. Physiologist 26:A120, 1983. 

13. Leifer, D.W. and A. Haramati: Hypercapnia restores a phosphaturic response to parathyroid 

hormone in phosphate-deprived rats. Kidney Int. 25:147, 1984. 

14. Haramati, A.: Effects of phosphate infusions on phosphate transport in superficial and deep 

nephrons. Kidney Int. 25:144, 1984. 

15. Leifer, D.W. and A. Haramati: Effect of hypercapnia on the resistance to the phosphaturic 

effect of parathyroid hormone in phosphate-deprived rats. Fed. Proc. 43:632, 1984. 

16. Webster, S.K., A. Haramati, and F.G. Knox: Effect of dietary phosphate restriction with 

normal caloric intake on the phosphaturic response to parathyroid hormone. Fed. Proc. 

43:632, 1984. 

17. Haramati, A.: In vivo measurement of the maximum capacity of phosphate reabsorption in 

superficial and deep nephrons. Proceedings of the IXth International Congress of 

Nephrology, pp. 50A, 1984. 

18. Webster, S.K. and A. Haramati: The renal response to parathyroid hormone in immature rats. 

Proceedings of the IXth International Congress of Nephrology, pp. 62A, 1984. 

19. Haramati, A.: Determination of the maximum capacity of phosphate reabsorption in 

superficial and deep nephron proximal tubules. Proceedings of the Regional Meeting of 

the International Union of Physiological Sciences, pp. 163, 1984. 

20. Webster, S.K., A. Haramati, and F.G. Knox: Effect of acute glucocorticoid infusion on 

nephron phosphate transport. Physiologist 27:280, 1984. 

21. Hammond, T.G., A. Haramati and F.G. Knox: Atrial natriuretic factor decreases tubular 

capacity for phosphate reabsorption. Kidney Int. 27:117, 1985. 

22. Haramati, A.: Tubular capacity of phosphate reabsorption in superficial and deep nephrons. 

Kidney Int. 27:117, 1985. 

23. Gharagozloo, M., J.C. Burnett, Jr., and A. Haramati: Effects of synthetic atrial natriuretic 

factor in newborn puppies. Kidney Int. 27:308, 1985. 

24. Haramati, A.: Intrarenal phosphate reabsorption: Role of nephron heterogeneity. Mineral 

and Elect. Metab. : , 1985. 

25. Haramati, A., S.E. Mulroney, and S.K. Webster: Developmental changes in the tubular 

capacity for phosphate reabsorption in the rat. Kidney Int. 29:160, 1986.



26. Haramati, A., J. Winaver, O.S. Better, and J.C. Burnett, Jr.: Renal response to atrial 

natriuretic factor during changes in dietary protein intake. Kidney Int. 29:384, 1986. 

27. Winaver, J., A. Hoffman, J.C. Burnett, Jr., and A. Haramati; Renal effects of atrial natriuretic 

factor in rats with aorto-caval fistula. Kidney Int. 29:389, 1986. 

28. Haramati, A., S.E. Mulroney, and S.K. Webster: Effect of parathyroid hormone on the 

tubular capacity for phosphate reabsorption during development. Fed. Proc. 45:541, 1986. 

29. Haramati, A., J.C. Burnett, Jr., A. Hoffman, and J. Winaver: Renal response to atrial 

natriuretic factor in rats with experimental high-output heart failure. Clin. Res. 34:597A, 

1986. 

30. Haramati, A., J.C. Burnett, A. Hoffman, and J. Winaver: Circulating levels of atrial natriuretic 

factor are elevated in rats with experimental high-output heart failure. J. Cardiovasc. 

Pharmacol. 8:1316, 1986. 

31. Hoffman, A., J. Winaver, A. Haramati, M. Hashmonai, and J.C. Burnett: Aortocaval fistula 

alters renal response to atrial natriuretic factor. Proceedings of the International 

Symposium on Vascular Surgery, Jerusalem, Israel, 1986. 

32. Hoffman, A., J. Winaver, A. Haramati, J.C. Burnett, S. Torem, I. Kam, and M. Hashmonai: 

High levels of circulating atrial natriuretic factor in aortocaval fistula. Proceedings of the 

2nd International Vascular Symposium, London, England, 1986. 

33. Haramati, A., S.E. Mulroney, and B. Sacktor: Age-related decreases in the tubular capacity 

for phosphate reabsorption. Kidney Int. 31:349, 1987. 

34. Mulroney, S.E. and A. Haramati: Enhanced renal adaptation to phosphate deprivation in 

immature rats. Kidney Int. 31:355, 1987. 

35. Haramati, A. and S.E. Mulroney: Enhanced tubular capacity for phosphate reabsorption in 

immature rats: Role of glomerular filtration rate. Fed. Proc. 46:1288, 1987. 

36. Mulroney, S.E. and A. Haramati: Renal adaptation to changes in dietary phosphate intake 

during development. Fed. Proc. 46:1288, 1987. 

37. Hoffman, A., J. Winaver, J.C. Burnett, Jr., and A. Haramati: Response to synthetic atrial 

natriuretic factor in rats with compensated and uncompensated high-output heart failure. 

Proceedings of the Second World Congress on Biologically Active Atrial Peptides, pp. 

233, 1987. 

38. Haramati, A. and S.E. Mulroney: The natriuretic response to atrial natriuretic factor is 

blunted in newborn puppies. Proceedings of the Second World Congress on Biologically 

Active Atrial Peptides, pp. 237, 1987.



39. Haramati, A. and S.E. Mulroney: Dissociation between the effects of atrial natriuretic factor 

on cyclic GMP and sodium excretion in newborn puppies. Proceedings of the Xth 

International Congress of Nephrology, pp. 211, 1987. 

40. Mulroney, S.E. and A. Haramati: Diminished release of atrial natriuretic factor contributes to 

the blunted natriuresis in volume-expanded puppies. Proceedings of the Xth International 

Congress of Nephrology, pp. 215, 1987. 

41. Winaver, J., A. Hoffman, J.C. Burnett, Jr., and A. Haramati: Hormonal determinants of 

sodium excretion in rats with high-output congestive heart failure. Proceedings of the Xth 


42. Haramati, A. and S.E. Mulroney: Diminished release of atrial natriuretic factor in salineexpanded 

newborn dogs. Kidney Int. 33:266, 1988. 

43. Mulroney, S.E., M.D. Lumpkin, and A. Haramati: Antagonist to growth hormone releasing 

factor inhibits growth and renal phosphate reabsorption in immature rats. Kidney Int. 

33:344, 1988. 

44. Chapman, A., S.E. Mulroney, J.F. Winchester, L. Lynam, and A. Haramati: Serum atrial 

natriuretic peptide and urinary cyclic GMP are not influenced by water and protein loading 

in normal subjects. Clin. Res. 36:28A, 1988. 

45. Corn, P.G., S.E. Mulroney, and A. Haramati: Restoration of phosphaturia in immature rats in 

the presence of parathyroid hormone and moderate phosphate infusions. Ped. Res. 23: 

534A, 1988. 

46. Haramati, A., and S.E. Mulroney: Renal resistance to the effects of atrial natriuretic factor in 

newborn dogs is reversed by saline expansion. Ped. Res. 23: 538A, 1988. 

47. Mulroney, S.E., M.D. Lumpkin, and A. Haramati: A new model to study the relationship 

between growth and the renal reabsorption of phosphate. Ped. Res. 23: 543A, 1988. 

48. Chapman, A., S.E. Mulroney, J.F. Winchester, R.C. Mackow, L. Lynam, W.F. Barnard, and 

A. Haramati: Serum atrial natriuretic factor and urinary cyclic guanosine monophosphate 

excretion are not influenced by acute water or protein loading in normal subjects. Clin. 

Res. 36:516A, 1988. 

49. Winaver, J., Z. Abassi, A. Hoffman, O.S. Better, and A. Haramati: In vivo and in vitro effects 

of atrial natriuretic factor on renal cyclic GMP production in rats with experimental heart 

failure. Am. J. Hypertens. 1:129A, 1988. 

50. Lumpkin, M.D., S.E. Mulroney, and A. Haramati: Inhibition of pulsatile growth hormone 

secretion and somatic growth in immature rats by a growth hormone-releasing factor 

antagonist. Proceedings of the 70th Annual meeting of the Endocrine Society 117, 1988.



51. Haramati, A., M.D. Lumpkin, and S.E. Mulroney: Effects of a growth hormone-releasing 

factor antagonist on the maximum renal reabsorption of phosphate in immature and adult 

rats. Physiologist 31:A111, 1988. 

52. Mulroney, S.E., M.D. Lumpkin, and A. Haramati: Time course of the decrease in renal Pi 

reabsorption following suppression of growth hormone release in immature rats. Kidney 

Int. 35:385, 1989. 

53. Haramati, A., S.E. Mulroney, and M.D. Lumpkin: Suppression of growth hormone release 

enhances the phosphaturic response to parathyroid hormone in immature rats. Kidney Int. 

35:392, 1989. 

54. Mulroney, S.E., M.D. Lumpkin, and A. Haramati: Role of growth hormone in promoting 

renal phosphate retention during development. Faseb Journal 3:A377, 1989. 

55. Mulroney, S.E., M.D. Lumpkin, and A. Haramati: Role of growth hormone in promoting 

renal phosphate reabsorption during development. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. Med. 192:103, 

1989. 

56. Mulroney, S.E., M.D. Lumpkin, and A. Haramati: Effect of GH-releasing factor antagonist 

on Na, K, and Pi balance in immature rats. Physiologist 32:206, 1989. 

57. Mulroney, S.E., M.D. Lumpkin, and A. Haramati: Evidence for growth hormone involvement 

in the renal response to dietary Pi deprivation in the rat. Kidney Int. 37:460, 1990. 

58. Haramati, A., M.D. Lumpkin, and S.E. Mulroney: Relationship between growth and renal 

phosphate transport: Role of growth hormone. Faseb Journal 4:A972, 1990. 

59. Haramati, A: Regulation of renal phosphate transport during growth: Role of growth 

hormone. 5th Harden Discussion Meeting of the Biochemical Society, "Biochemistry and 

Physiology of Inorganic Phosphate", Aberystwyth, Wales, UK, September 1990. 

60. Haramati, A., M.D. Lumpkin, and S.E. Mulroney: Regulation of renal phosphate 

reabsorption during changes in the supply and demand for phosphate: Role of growth 

hormone. Physiologist 33: A-96, 1990. 

61. Abassi, Z., E. Grushka, A. Haramati, A. Hoffman, J.C. Burnett, Jr., and J. Winaver: ANFinduced 

increase in cyclic GMP production in rats with experimental heart failure is 

attenuated in vivo but not in vitro. J. Am. Soc. Nephrol. 1:409, 1991. 

62. Haramati, A., S.E. Mulroney, and M.D. Lumpkin: Early increase in pulsatile growth hormone 

release following unilateral nephrectomy. J. Am. Soc. Nephrol. 1:457, 1991. 

63. Mulroney, S.E., M.D. Lumpkin, and A. Haramati: Suppression of growth hormone release 

attenuates compensatory renal growth following unilateral nephrectomy in adult but not 

immature rats. J. Am. Soc. Nephrol. 1:637, 1991.



64. Mulroney, S.E., and A. Haramati: Increased renal IGF-1 gene expression in the initial phase 

following unilateral nephrectomy in immature but not adult rats. Proceedings of the 73rd 

Annual Meeting of the Endocrine Society, 1991. 

65. Mulroney, S.E., M.D. Lumpkin, C.T. Roberts, Jr., D. LeRoith, and A. Haramati: Effect of a 

GH-releasing factor antagonist on IGF-I gene expression in the immature rat following 

unilateral nephrectomy. J. Am. Soc. Nephrol. 2:442, 1991. 

66. Nasir, M., J.G. Ladas, P.A. Jose, J. Winchester, M.D. Lumpkin, S.E. Mulroney, and A. 

Haramati: Characterization of renal growth hormone receptors in rat proximal tubules. J. 

Am. Soc. Nephrol. 2:443, 1991. 

67. Mulroney, S.E., J.G. Ladas, C.T. Roberts, Jr., D. LeRoith, and A. Haramati: Increased renal 

IGF-I and IGF-II receptor mRNA and ligand binding following unilateral nephrectomy in 

immature rats. J. Am. Soc. Nephrol. 2:686, 1991. 

68. Mulroney, S.E., D. LeRoith, M.D. Lumpkin, C.T. Roberts and A. Haramati: Age-dependent 

differences in compensatory renal growth following unilateral nephrectomy: Role of GH 

and IGF-I. FASEB J. 6:A1744, 1992. 

69. Mulroney, S.E., M.D. Lumpkin, C.T. Roberts, D. LeRoith, and A. Haramati: Age-dependent 

differences in compensatory renal growth following unilateral nephrectomy: GH receptor 

and IGF-I receptor mRNAs. Proceedings of the Fifth International Workshop on 

Developmental Renal Physiology, 1992. 

70. Haramati, A., M.D. Lumpkin, J. Winaver, J.G. Ladas, and S.E. Mulroney: Role of growth 

hormone/IGF-I axis in regulating phosphate homeostasis during growth. Proceedings of 

the Fifth International Workshop on Developmental Renal Physiology, 1992. 

71. Haramati, A. and S. E. Mulroney: The growth hormone/insulin-like growth factor-I axis in 

the kidney during compensatory renal growth. Proceedings of the International Pediatric 

Nephrology Association Congress, 1992. 

72. Avramovitch, N., D. Lewinson, A. Hoffman, A. Haramati, and J. Winaver: Morphometric 

analysis of atrial natriuretic peptide (ANP) containing granules in atriocytes of rats with 

experimental congestive heart failure (CHF). J. Am. Soc. Nephrol. 3:433, 1992. 

73. Winaver, J.L. Kahana, H. Yechieli, A. Hoffman, and A. Haramati: Regulation of renal ANP 

receptors in rats with experimental congestive heart failure (CHF). J. Am. Soc. Nephrol. 

3:449, 1992. 

74. Mulroney, S.E., T. Csikos, J.I. Koenig, and A. Haramati: Temporal increases in renal IGF-I 

receptor and cFOS gene expression after uninephrectomy in weanling rats. J. Am. Soc. 

Nephrol. 3:474, 1992.



75. Mulroney, S.E., M.D. Lumpkin, and A. Haramati: Early rise in renal growth hormone 

receptor mRNA following unilateral nephrectomy in adult but not immature rats. J. Am. 

Soc. Nephrol. 3:474, 1992. 

76. Ladas, J.G., J. Winaver, S.E. Mulroney, and A. Haramati: Effect of a GH-releasing factor 

antagonist on phosphate uptake into proximal tubular brush border membrane vesicles 

from immature rats. J. Am. Soc. Nephrol. 3:684, 1992. 

77. Mulroney, S.E., C. Pesce, L. Striker, J.I. Koenig, J.G. Ladas, and A. Haramati: IGF-I and 

cFOS-associated mitogenic renal growth following uninephrectomy in weanling rats. 

Proceedings of the XIIth International Congress of Nephrology, pp. 30, 1993. 

78. Jiang, G.-W., S.E. Mulroney, T. Opgenorth, A. Hoffman, J. Winaver, and A. Haramati: 

Effects of an angiotensin II receptor antagonist on urinary sodium excretion and cardiac 

hypertrophy in rats with experimental congestive heart failure. Proceedings of the XIIth 


79. Mulroney, S.E., J.I. Koenig, J.G. Ladas, and A. Haramati: IGF-I associated mitogenic renal 

growth following uninephrectomy in weanling rats. Presented at the 4th International 

Symposium on Insulin, IGFs, and Their Receptors, 1993. 

80. Amit, T., R.J. Barkey, S.E. Mulroney, and A. Haramati: Characterization of renal growth 

hormone receptors (GH-R) in male rats: Differential regulation from the liver GH-R. J. 

Am. Soc. Nephrol. 4: pp. 460, 1993. 

81. Jiang, G., S.E. Mulroney, G.M. Eisner, A. Hoffman, J. Winaver, and A. Haramati: Effects of 

the calcium channel blocker, isradipine, on renal sodium excretion and cardiac hypertrophy 

in rats with experimental heart failure. J. Am. Nephrol. 4: pp. 581, 1993. 

82. Winaver, J., A. Haramati. C. Potlog, E. Shuranyi, and A. Hoffman: Involvement of nitric 

oxide (NO) system in the regulation of renal and systemic blood flows in rats with 

experimental congestive heart failure. J. Am. Soc. Nephrol. 4: pp. 590, 1993. 

83. Ladas, J.G., S.E. Mulroney, G. Jiang, J. Winaver, and A. Haramati: Adaptation of renal Pi 

transport to dietary Pi deprivation in weanling rats: Independence from growth hormone 

(GH) release. J. Am. Soc. Nephrol. 4:710, 1993. 

84. Mulroney, S.E., J. G. Ladas, and A. Haramati: Sexual dimorphism in compensatory renal 

growth after UNX. J. Am. Soc. Nephrol. 4:776, 1993. 

85. Barkey, R.J., T. Amit, S.E. Mulroney, and A. Haramati: Differential regulation between 

lactogenic and somatogenic receptors in kidney and liver of male rat. Presented at the 

annual meeting of the Israel Endocrine Society, 1993. 

86. Ladas, J.G., S.E. Mulroney, J. Winaver, and A. Haramati: Regulation of renal proximal 

tubule phosphate transport during development. FASEB J. 8:A836, 1994.



87. Winaver, J., C. Potlog, E. Shuranyi, K. Gurbanov, A. Haramati, and A. Haramati: The nitric 

oxide system in experimental congestive heart failure: Role of impaired activity in the 

alterations of renal and systemic hemodynamics. Presented at the Annual meeting of the 

Israel Medical Society, Eilat, Israel, April 1994. 

88. Potlog, C., A. Hoffman, K. Gurbanov, A. Haramati, T. Opgenorth, and J. Winaver. 

Angiotensin II receptor blockage restores endothelial dependent renal vasodilation in rats 

with experimental congestive heart failure. J. Am. Soc. Nephrol. 5:610, 1994. 

89. Peisen, J.N., S.E. Mulroney, K.J. McDonnell, A. Haramati, and M.D. Lumpkin: Inhibition of 

renal electrolyte retention and growth with chronic central administration of interleukin 

(IL)-1β in juvenile rats. J. Am. Soc. Nephrol. 5:667, 1994. 

90. Ladas, J.G., S.E. Mulroney, and A. Haramati: Regulation of renal proximal tubule phosphate 

transport during development. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. Med. 208:210, 1995. 

91. Callanan, E., B. Wocial, Z. Zukowska-Grojec, S. Mulroney, and A. Haramati: Tissue levels 

of neuropeptide Y in rats with experimental heart failure. FASEB J. 10: A565, 1996. 

92. Sardeson, K.E., A. Haramati and M. PreJean. A qualitative comparison of student and faculty 

effectiveness as PBL tutors. Proceedings of the 7 th Ottawa International Conference on 

Medical Education and Assessment, 1996. 

93. Abassi, Z., K. Gurbanov, I. Rubenstein, A. Hoffman, A. Haramati, and J. Winaver. Intact 

renal nitric oxide (NO) system in experimental congestive heart failure (CHF). J. Am. Soc. 

Nephrol. 7: 1557, 1996. 

94. Siebert, H.E., S.E. Mulroney, J. Schulkin and A. Haramati. Evidence for induction of a 

phosphate appetite in juvenile rats. J. Am. Soc. Nephrol. 7: 1807, 1996. 

95. Callanan, E., J. Winaver, and A. Haramati. The renal effects of carvedilol treatment in rats 

with aorto-caval fistula. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. Med. 292, 1997. 

96. Sweeny, J.M., H.E. Siebert, J. Schulkin, A. Haramati and S.E. Mulroney. Induction of a 

phosphate (Pi) appetite in Pi-deprived juvenile rats. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. Med. 293, 

1997. 

97. Haramati, A., K. Sardeson and M. PreJean. Comparison of student and faculty effectiveness 

as PBL tutors. Proceedings of the regional meeting of the Northeast Group on 

Educational Affairs, Association of American Medical Colleges, 1997. 

98. Haramati, A., K. Sardeson and M. PreJean. Comparison of student and faculty effectiveness 

as PBL tutors. Presented at the Third Biennial International Conference of the Basic 

Science Education Forum, 1997.



99. Feuerstein, G., R. Ruffolo, Jr., K. Gurbanov, J. Winaver and A. Haramati. Effects of 

carvedilol on renal function in rats with experimental congestive heart failure. Submitted to 

the annual meeting of the European Society of Cardiology, 1997. 

100. Haramati, A., E. Callanan, K. Gurbanov, G. Feuerstein, , R.R.. Ruffolo, Jr., A. Hoffman, and 

J. Winaver. Effects of carvedilol on renal function in rats with experimental congestive 

heart failure. J. Am. Soc. Nephrol. , 1997. 

101. Callanan, E., Z. Zukowska-Grojec, S.E. Mulroney, and A. Haramati. Changes in 

neuropeptide-Y (NPY) receptor gene expression in rats with experimental heart failure. 

FASEB J. , 1998. 

102. Haramati, A. and M. PreJean. Effectiveness of student tutors in problem-based learning. 

Submitted to the 8 th International Ottawa Conference on Medical Education and 

Assessment, 1998. 

103. Haramati, N., E. Callanan, S. E. Mulroney, and A. Haramati. Skeletal development of the 

juvenile rat: A radiographic atlas standard. Submitted to the 1998 annual meeting of the 

Radiological Society of North America, 1998. 

104. Woda, C, S.E. Mulroney, and A. Haramati. Enhanced Pi reabsorption in the pars recta during 

growth in the rat. FASEB J. , 1999. 

105. Woda, C., S.E. Mulroney, M. Levi, N. Halaihel, and A. Haramati. Nephron sites of 

phosphate (Pi) reabsorption in the juvenile rat. J Am. Soc. Nephrol. 1999. 

106. Mulroney, S.E., C.B. Woda, E.K. Bishop, J. Schulkin, A. Haramati, and M. Levi. Central 

effects of low dietary phosphate (Pi) on Pi appetite and brain and kidney NaPi-2 

transporters. FASEB J. , 2000. 

107. Halaihel, N., B. Louie, M. DeJesus, A. Haramati, M. Levi, and S.E. Mulroney. Rapid 

internalization of brain and kidney NaPi-2 transporters after central injection of phosphate 

(Pi). Submitted to the Annual meeting of the American Society of Nephrology, 2000. 

108. Amri, H., A. Myers, and A. Haramati. Development of a physiology-based graduate program 

in complementary and alternative medicine. Presented at the 7 th annual meeting of the 

International Association of Medical Science Educators, 2003. 

109. Haramati, A., M. Lumpkin, H. Amri, J. Gordon, G. Kaplan, V. Papadopoulos, N. Harazduk, 

and S. Amorosi. Educational Initiative in Complementary, Alternative and Integrative 

Medicine. Presented at the 7 th annual meeting of the International Association of 

Medical Science Educators, 2003. 

110. Chaterji, R, S. Amorosi, H. Amri, M. Lumpkin, and A. Haramati. Survey of preclinical 

medical student knowledge and attitudes of complementary and alternative medicine.



Accepted for Presentation at the Annual meeting of the Association of American Medical 

Colleges, Research in Medical Education, 2003. 

111. Chaterji, R, H. Amri, J. Gordon, N. Harazduk, M. Lumpkin, and A. Haramati. Impact of an 

experiential mind-body medicine course for medical student self-awareness, empathy, and 

stress management. Accepted for Presentation at the Annual meeting of the Association 

of American Medical Colleges, Research in Medical Education, 2003. 

112. Rosenthal, B., A. Haramati, and N. Haramati. Role of online education and web-casting for 

patients and providers. Submitted to the Annual Meeting of the RSNA , 2003 

113. Amri, H., A. Haramati, M. Lumpkin, and A. Myers. Georgetown University’s complementary 

and alternative medicine educational initiative: preparing a new generation of informed 

practitioners and skilled researchers. Presented at the 10 th annual meeting of the Harvard 

Macy Institute, Georgetown University, 2005. 

114. Amri, H., A.K. Myers, M.D. Lumpkin, and A. Haramati. Developing unique opportunities for 

graduate studies in basic science: a physiology-based program in complementary and 

alternative medicine: Accepted for presentation at the 9 th Meeting of International 

Association of Medical Science Educators, 2005 

115. Saunders, P.A., R. Chaterjee, N. Harazduk, J.S. Gordon, H. Amri, , M. Lumpkin, and A. 

Haramati. First year medical students’ perceptions of mind-body skills groups. Accepted 

for Presentation at the Annual meeting of the Association of American Medical Colleges, 

Research in Medical Education, 2005. 

116. Haramati, A. M. Lumpkin, and B. Berman. Educational Initiatives in US Medical Schools to 

Incorporate Complementary, Alternative and Integrative Medicine: Focus on Mind-Body 

Medicine Skills. Submitted to the Annual Meeting of the Israel Association of Physical 

Medicine and Rehabilitation. 2005 

117. Wong, G., K. Shah, P. Saunders, N. Harazduk, R. Tractenberg and A. Haramati. Impact of 

mind-body skills groups on medical students: Quantitative analysis of perceptions of stress 

and mindful awareness. Accepted for an Oral Presentation at the 2006 North American 

Research Conference on Complementary and Integrative Medicine, 2006. Altern Ther 

Health Med 12:68, 2006. 

118. Saunders, P.; R. Chaterji, N. Harazduk, J. Gordon, H. Amri, M. Lumpkin, and A. Haramati 

Impact of a mind body skills course on medical students: A qualitative analysis of 

students’ perceptions and attitudes. Accepted to the 2006 North American Research 

Conference on Complementary and Integrative Medicine, 2006. 

119. Shah, K.; G. Wong, P. Saunders, N. Harazduk, R. Tractenberg, and A. Haramati. 

Comparison of medical and graduate students’ perceptions of their stress and mindful 

awareness following a mind-body skills course. Accepted to the 2006 North American 

Research Conference on Complementary and Integrative Medicine, 2006.



120. Weeks, J. B. Kligler, Y. Qiao, P. Snider, A. Haramati, D. O’Bryon, A. Perlman, K. Lawson, 

and M. Goldstein. Survey of educators at conventional integrative medicine programs and 

accredited CAM schools on the status of inter-institutional relationships. Accepted to the 

2006 North American Research Conference on Complementary and Integrative 

Medicine, 2006. 

121. Wong, G., K. Shah; P. Saunders; N. Harazduk, M. Lumpkin; and A. Haramati Teaching 

mind-body medicine skills groups to medical students helps foster mindfulness and selfawareness 

and reduces perceived stress. Accepted for presentation at the 10 th Meeting of 

International Association of Medical Science Educators, 2006. 

122. Shah, K., G. Wong, P. Saunders; N. Harazduk; A. Haramati and M. Lumpkin. Effect of a 

mind-body medicine skills course on medical and graduate students’ perceptions of their 

stress and mindful awareness. Accepted for presentation at the 10 th Meeting of 

International Association of Medical Science Educators, 2006.



PRESENTATIONS AND INVITED SEMINARS 

(since Georgetown University appointment) 

September 3, 1985 

January 15, 1986 

February 13, 1986 


March 5, 1986 

April 15, 1986 

May 4, 1986 

June 1, 1986 

December 8, 1986 

7th International Workshop on Phosphate and Other Minerals, 

Marseilles, France, "Intrarenal phosphate reabsorption: Role of 

nephron heterogeneity" (presentation). 

Department of Physiology, Georgetown University School of 

Medicine, "Studies of the regulation of renal phosphate 

reabsorption" (seminar). 

Rappaport Symposium, Mayo Clinic and Foundation, Rochester, MN, 

"Role of atrial natriuretic factor in an experimental model of 

heart failure" (presentation). 

National Institutes of Health, Laboratory of Kidney & Electrolyte 

Metabolism, Bethesda, MD, "Regulation of renal phosphate 

reabsorption: A role for nephron heterogeneity" (seminar). 

National Institutes of Health, Gerontology Research Center, Baltimore, 

MD, "Role of nephron heterogeneity in the regulation of renal 

phosphate reabsorption" (seminar). 

Annual meeting of the Federation of American Societies for 

Experimental Biology, St. Louis, MO, "Effect of parathyroid 

hormone on the tubular capacity for phosphate reabsorption 

during development" (presentation). 

Annual meeting of the American Federation for Clinical Research, 

Washington, DC, "Renal response to atrial natriuretic factor in 

rats with experimental high-output heart failure" 

(presentation). 

First World Congress on Biologically Active Atrial Peptides, New 

York, NY, "Circulating levels of atrial natriuretic factor are 

elevated in rats with experimental high-output heart failure" 


XIXth Annual meeting of the American Society of Nephrology, 

Washington, DC, "Age-related changes in the tubular capacity 

for phosphate reabsorption in the rat" (presentation).



April 2, 1987 

April 2, 1987 

May 12, 1987 

May 21, 1987 


Experimental Biology, Washington, DC, "Enhanced tubular 

capacity for phosphate reabsorption in immature rats: Role of 

GFR" (presentation). 


Experimental Biology, Washington, DC, "Renal adaptation to 

changes in dietary phosphate intake during development" 


Department of Physiology, Georgetown University School of 

Medicine, "Atrial natriuretic factor: What's all the fuss" 

(seminar). 

Second World Congress on Biologically Active Atrial Peptides, New 

York, NY, "Response to synthetic atrial natriuretic factor in 

rats with compensated and uncompensated high-output heart 

failure" (presentation). 

Second World Congress on Biologically Active Atrial Peptides, New 

York, NY, "The natriuretic response to atrial natriuretic factor 

is blunted in newborn puppies" (presentation). 

June 12, 1987 

July 21, 1987 

July 23, 1987 

July 28, 1987 

Division of Nephrology, Georgetown University School of Medicine, 

"Technical approaches to the study of renal physiology" 

(seminar). 

Division of Nephrology, Rambam Hospital, Haifa, Israel, 

"Developmental aspects of atrial natriuretic factor" (seminar). 

Department of Physiology, Technion Medical School, Haifa, Israel, 

"Regulation of renal phosphate reabsorption during 

development" (seminar). 

Xth International Congress of Nephrology, London, England, 

"Dissociation between the effects of atrial natriuretic factor on 

cyclic GMP and sodium excretion in newborn puppies" 


Xth International Congress of Nephrology, London, England, 

"Hormonal determinants of sodium excretion in rats with highoutput 

heart failure,” (presentation). 

November 11, 1987 

Georgetown University Interdepartmental Research Group, "Growth 

and the renal regulation of phosphate reabsorption" (seminar).







April 12, 1988 

April 28, 1988 

April 29, 1988 

May 3, 1988 

May 5, 1988 

June 26, 1988 

XXth Annual meeting of the American Society of Nephrology, 

Washington, DC, "Diminished release of atrial natriuretic 

factor in saline-expanded newborn dogs" (presentation). 

XXth Annual meeting of the American Society of Nephrology, 

Washington, DC, "Antagonist to growth hormone-releasing 

factor inhibits growth and renal phosphate reabsorption in 

immature rats" (presentation). 

Eastern Virginia Medical School, Norfolk, VA, Invited lecturer to the 

first year medical class, "Renal regulation of phosphate and 

calcium balance" (lecture). 

Department of Physiology, Mayo Clinic and Foundation, Rochester, 

MN, "Developmental aspects of atrial natriuretic factor" 

(seminar). 

Division of Nephrology, Francis Scott Key Hospital, Baltimore, MD, 

"Renal regulation of phosphate reabsorption during 

development" (seminar). 

Department of Anatomy, Georgetown University School of Medicine, 

"Renal handling of phosphate during development: 

Adaptations for growth" (seminar). 


"Role of atrial natriuretic factor in experimental heart failure" 

(seminar). 

Annual meeting of the Society for Pediatric Research, Washington, DC, 

"A new model to study the relationship between growth and the 

renal reabsorption of phosphate" (presentation). 

Annual meeting of the Society for Pediatric Research, Washington, DC, 

"Renal resistance to the effects of atrial natriuretic factor in 

newborn dogs is reversed by saline expansion" (presentation). 

Third World Congress on Biologically Active Atrial Peptides, New 

York, NY, "In vivo and in vitro effects of atrial natriuretic 

factor on renal cyclic GMP production in rats with 

experimental heart failure" (presentation).



July 15, 1988 

October 11, 1988 



"Nephron sites and mechanisms of renal sodium reabsorption" 

(seminar). 

Annual Fall Meeting of the American Physiological Society, Montreal, 

Quebec, Canada, "Effects of a growth hormone-releasing 

factor antagonist on the maximum renal reabsorption of 

phosphate in immature and adult rats" (presentation). 

Annual meeting of the American Society of Nephrology, San Antonio, 

TX, "Time course of the decrease in renal Pi reabsorption 

following suppression of growth hormone release in immature 

rats" (presentation). 

Annual meeting of the American Society of Nephrology, San Antonio, 

TX, "Suppression of growth hormone release enhances the 

phosphaturic response to parathyroid hormone in immature 

rats" (presentation). 

March 2, 1989 

March 20, 1989 

August 24, 1989 



November, 1, 1989 





Experimental Biology, New Orleans, LA, "Role of growth 

hormone in promoting renal phosphate retention during 

development" (presentation). 

Fourth International Workshop on Developmental Renal Physiology, 

Montreal, Quebec, Canada, "Regulation of renal phosphate 

reabsorption during development: Implications from a new 

model of growth hormone deficiency" (Invited Speaker). 


"Role of growth hormone on renal phosphate transport in the 

kidney" (seminar). 

Annual Fall Meeting of the American Physiological Society, Rochester, 

MN, "Effect of GH-releasing factor antagonist on Na, K, and 

Pi balance in immature rats" (presentation). 

Department of Pediatrics, Georgetown University School of Medicine, 

"Does growth hormone have a role in the functional 

development of the kidney ” (seminar)





March 12, 1990 

March 13, 1990 

April 4, 1990 

May 2, 1990 

June 20, 1990 




Division of Nephrology, Francis Scott Key Hospital, Baltimore, MD, 

"Does growth hormone have a functional role in the kidney” 

(seminar). 

Annual meeting of the American Society of Nephrology, Washington, 

DC, "Evidence for growth hormone involvement in the renal 

response to dietary Pi deprivation in the rat", (presentation). 

Department of Physiology, Eastern Virginia Medical School, Norfolk, 

VA, "Role of growth hormone in the regulation of phosphate 

homeostasis during development" (seminar). 





Experimental Biology, Washington, DC "Relationship between 

growth and renal phosphate transport: Role of growth 

hormone” (presentation). 

Third Georgetown Nephrology Symposium on Factors in the 

Progression of Renal Disease, Washington, DC, "Does growth 

hormone have a functional role in the kidney" (one of five 

invited speakers). 

Division of Nephrology, George Washington University School of 

Medicine, Washington, DC. "Functional role of growth 

hormone during growth." (seminar). 

5th Harden Discussion Meeting of the Biochemical Society, 

Biochemistry and Physiology of Inorganic Phosphate, 

Aberystwyth, Wales, United Kingdom, "Regulation of renal 

phosphate transport during growth: Role of growth hormone." 

(Invited Speaker). 

Division of Nephrology, Rambam Hospital, Haifa, Israel, "Growth 

hormone and insulin-like growth factor I in compensatory 

renal hypertrophy." (seminar). 

Department of Physiology & Biophysics, Technion Medical School, 

Haifa, Israel, "Role of growth hormone in the functional 

maturation of the kidney." (seminar).








April 30, 1991 

June 19, 1991 



Annual Fall Meeting of the American Physiological Society, Orlando, 

FL, "Regulation of renal phosphate reabsorption during 

changes in the supply and demand for phosphate: Role of 

growth hormone". (presentation). 

Division of Kidney, Urologic, and Hematologic Diseases, NIDDK, 

Bethesda, MD, "Role of growth hormone in the regulation of 

renal phosphate transport during development". (seminar). 


DC, "Suppression of growth hormone release attenuates 

compensatory renal growth following unilateral nephrectomy 

in adult but not immature rats", (presentation). 


DC, "Early increase in pulsatile growth hormone release 

following unilateral nephrectomy", (presentation). 

Department of Physiology & Biophysics, Georgetown University 

School of Medicine, "Does growth hormone play a role in the 

compensatory renal hypertrophic response" (seminar). 

Division of Renal Medicine, Johns Hopkins University Medical Center, 

Francis Scott Key Hospital, Baltimore, MD, "Does growth 

hormone play a role in compensatory renal hypertrophy" 

(seminar). 

Annual meeting of the Endocrine Society, Washington, DC, "Increased 

renal IGF-1 gene expression in the initial phase following 

unilateral nephrectomy in immature but not adult rats" 


Division of Clinical Pharmacology, Department of Pharmacology, 

Georgetown University School of Medicine, “Studies on the 

regulation of the sodium-phosphate co-transporter.” (seminar). 

Departments of Physiology and Pharmacology, Faculty of Medicine, 

Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa, Israel, “Role of 

the growth hormone/IGF-1 axis in regulating phosphate 

homeostasis during growth.” (seminar).




May 13, 1992 

May 14, 1992 

May 14, 1992 

August 28, 1992 



June 17, 1993 


Divisions of Endocrinology and Renal Physiology, Rappaport Institute, 

Faculty of Medicine, Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, 

Haifa, Israel, “Age-related differences in compensatory renal 

growth: role of the growth hormone/IGF-1 axis.” (seminar). 

Department of Pediatrics, SUNY at Stony Brook Health Science 

Center, Stony Brook, NY, “Age-related changes in 

compensatory renal growth.” (seminar). 

Division of Nephrology, Department of Medicine, SUNY at Stony 

Brook Health Science Center, Stony Brook, NY, “Studies on 

the initial phase of compensatory renal growth: role of the 

growth hormone/IGF-1 axis.” (seminar). 

Department of Physiology & Biophysics, SUNY at Stony Brook Health 

Science Center, Stony Brook, NY, “Role of the growth 

hormone/IGF-1 axis in regulating renal phosphate 

reabsorption during growth.” (seminar). 

Fifth International Workshop on Developmental Renal Physiology, 

Tremezzo, Como, Italy, “Role of the growth hormone/IGF-1 

axis in regulating renal phosphate reabsorption during 

growth.” (Invited Speaker) 

Ninth Congress of the International Pediatric Nephrology Association, 

Jerusalem, Israel, “The growth hormone/insulin-like growth 

factor-1 axis in the kidney during compensatory renal growth.” 

(Invited Speaker). 

Division of Endocrinology, Rappaport Institute, Faculty of Medicine, 

Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa, Israel, “Growth 

hormone and insulin-like growth factor-1 in compensatory 

renal growth.” (seminar). 

Twelfth International Congress of Nephrology, Jerusalem, Israel, 

“Effects of the calcium channel blocker, isradipine, on renal 

sodium excretion and cardiac hypertrophy in rats with 

experimental heart failure.” (presentation) 

26 th Annual Meeting of the American Society of Nephrology, Boston, 

MA, “Characterization of renal growth hormone receptors 

(GH-R) in male rats: Differential regulation from the liver 

GH-R.” (presentation)




Department of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology, Georgetown 

University School of Medicine, “Endocrine/paracrine effects of 

GH/IGF-1 on renal growth.” (seminar) 

April 24, 1994 

July 13, 1994 



April 26, 1995 

April 26, 1995 


April 14, 1996 

April 15, 1996 

Annual meeting of the American Physiological Society (Experimental 

Biology ’94), Anaheim, CA, “Career opportunities for a 

physiologist in a medical school basic science department.” 

(invited speaker) 

Ethical Issues on Animal Use in Research and Education, Kennedy 

Institute of Ethics, Georgetown University, “Issues regarding 

use of animals in medical school education.” (invited speaker) 

Department of Cardiovascular Pharmacology, SmithKline Beecham 

Pharmaceuticals, King of Prussia, PA, “Experimental heart 

failure in the rat: insights for a therapeutic approach.” 

(seminar) 

Nephrology Grand Rounds, Division of Nephrology & Hypertension, 

Georgetown University Medical Center, “Regulation of renal 

phosphate transport during growth.” (seminar) 

Division of Nephrology & Hypertension, University of Toronto, 

Toronto, Ontario, Canada, “Age-related differences in 

compensatory renal growth: role of the GH/IGF-1 axis.” 

(seminar) 

City-wide Nephrology Rounds, Hospital for Sick Children, University 

of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, “How does the kidney 

maintain positive phosphate balance during growth” 

(seminar) 

Department of Pediatrics Research Seminar, Georgetown University 

Medical Center, “How does the kidney maintain positive 

phosphate balance during growth” (seminar) 


Biology ’96), Washington, DC, “Physiology in a changing 

medical school curriculum: crisis or opportunity” 

(Symposium organizer and speaker) 


Biology ’96), Washington, DC, “The kidney as a target organ 

for growth hormone.” (Symposium organizer and speaker)



June 27, 1996 

March 13, 1997 

June 22, 1997 

July 13, 1998 



July 18, 1999 

April 16, 2000 

April 18, 2000 

April 1, 2001 

7 th Ottawa Conference on Medical Education and Assesment, 

Maastricht, Netherlands, “A qualitative comparison of student 

and faculty effectiveness as PBL tutors.” (presentation) 

Regional meeting of the Northeast Group on Educational Affairs, 

AAMC, Washington, DC, “Comparison of student and faculty 

effectiveness as PBL tutors.” (presentation) 

3 rd International Basic Science Education Forum, Charleston, SC, 

“Comparison of student and faculty effectiveness as PBL 

tutors.” (presentation) 

8 th Ottawa Conference on Medical Education and Assessment, 

Philadelphia, PA, “Effectiveness of student tutors as PBL 

facilitators.” (presentation) 

Annual meeting of the Association of American Medical Colleges, 

Group on Educational Affairs, New Orleans, LA, Basic Science 

SIG, “Basic science education: balancing academic mission 

and fiscal responsibility.” (invited speaker) 

Department of Physiology, Tulane University School of Medicine, New 

Orleans, LA, “Regulation of Renal Phosphate Reabsorption 

During Growth” (seminar) 

4 th Biennial meeting of the International Association of Medical Science 

Educators, Washington, DC, “Instructional Methods: What to 

Use When” (session leader and invited speaker) 

Annual Meeting of the American Physiological Society, (Experimental 

Biology 2000), San Diego, CA “Teaching Physiology: Filling 

a Bucket or Lighting a Fire” (presentation upon receipt of the 

Guyton Teacher of the Year Award, APS Teaching Section) 


Biology 2000), San Diego, CA “Regulation of Phosphate 

Homeostasis during Growth” (invited speaker) 


Biology 2001), Orlando, FL “Perspectives on Problem-Based 

Learning: Thorns and Roses” (moderator and invited speaker)



June 6, 2001 

July 24, 2001 

July 24, 2001 




April, 14 2002 

April 21, 2002 

“Food As Medicine” a Professional Training Workshop, Jackson, WY, 

“Strategies for Implementing Curricular Innovation in 

Nutrition” (session leader) 

5 th meeting of the International Association of Medical Science 

Educators, Rochester, MN “Integrating Complementary and 

Alternative Medicine in Basic Science Teaching,” (invited 

speaker) 


Educators, Rochester, MN “Distance Learning will Replace 

Face-to-Face Teaching: Taking the Con Position,” (invited 

speaker for debate) 

School-Wide Education Seminar, Medical College of Georgia, 

“Challenges in Medical Education: Insights from a Seemingly 

Paradoxical Approach involving Alternative Medicine and 

Basic Science,” (seminar) 

Department of Physiology, Medical College of Georgia, “Regulation of 

Phosphate Homeostasis: Evidence for a Brain-Kidney Link,” 

(Research seminar) 

Division of Medical Education, Rappaport Institute and Faculty of 

Medicine, Technion – Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa, 

Israel, “Addressing Challenges in Medical Education: 

Strategies involving Basic Science and Alternative Medicine” 

(seminar) 

Second International Scientific Conference on Complementary, 

Alternative and Integrative Medical Research, Boston, MA, 

“Integration of CAM into Medical Education Curriculum: 

Models In-Progress,” (Invited Panelist) 

Annual Meeting of the American Society of Pharmacology and 

Experimental Therapeutics, New Orleans, LA, “Incorporating 

Complementary and Integrative Medicine into Basic Science 

Teaching: Why and Why Now” (moderator and invited 

speaker) 

April 25, 2002 CHRF Integrative Medicine Industry Leadership Summit 2002, 

Scottsdale, AZ, “Common Ground and Divergent Views: 

Recommendations from the National Policy Dialogue and the 

White House Commission on CAM Policy” (discussant)



April 26, 2002 CHRF Integrative Medicine Industry Leadership Summit 2002, 

Scottsdale, AZ, “Industry Speaks to Educators: Skills 

Recommended for Integrated Practice” (session moderator) 

June 4, 2002 

July 23, 2002 







International Association of Medical Science Educators, World Wide 

Web-based presentation, “Should Complementary and 

Alternative Medicine Become a Part of the Basic Science 

Curriculum, and if so, How” (Audio Seminar) 


Educators, Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico, “Integrating 

Complementary and Alternative Medicine into Basic 

Science Teaching,” (invited speaker) 

Special meeting on The Evolving role of the Basic Science Department 

Chair, Association of American Medical Colleges, Philadelphia, 

PA, “Challenges and Responsibilities of Basic Science in the 

Medical Curriculum,” (invited speaker) 


Group on Educational Affairs, Association of American 

Medical Colleges, San Francisco, CA, “Model of CAM 

Integration into the Medical Curriculum” (panelist) 


Group on Educational Affairs, Association of American 

Medical Colleges, San Francisco, CA, “Negotiating a New 

Governance Model to Meet Academic Healthcare Challenges: 

Lessons from the Experience at Georgetown University 

Medical Center” (panelist) 

Annual meeting of the Association of Chairs of Departments of 

Physiology, Santa Fe, NM, "The Role of the Physiology 

Department in Medical Education: Challenges and 

Opportunities" (Invited Speaker) 

School-Wide Education Seminar, Ben Gurion University School of 

Medicine, Beer Sheva, Israel, “Challenges and Responsibilities 

for Basic Science in Medical Education” (seminar) 

School-Wide Education Seminar, Ben Gurion University School of 

Medicine, Beer Sheva, Israel, “Educational Initiative in 

Complementary and Alternative Medicine at Georgetown 

University School of Medicine” (seminar)




March 10, 2003 

March 14, 2003 

March 26, 2003 

March 26, 2003 

April 7, 2003 

April 8, 2003 

May 20, 2003 

July 21, 2003 

School-Wide Education Seminar, Indiana University School of 

Medicine, Indianapolis, IN, “Challenges and Responsibilities 

for Basic Science in Medical Education” (seminar) 

9 th Annual Harvard Medical School CME Conference: Integrating 

Complementary Therapies into Clinical Practice: Cases and 

Evidence, Boston, MA, “Educational Initiatives by the 

Academic Consortium for Integrative Medicine” (invited with 

Brian Berman, MD) 

Annual Spring meeting of the Council of Academic Societies, 

Association of American Medical Colleges, Tampa, FL, “Using 

Uncertainty and Ambiguity to Teach Basic Science: A Case 

Study” (Invited speaker) 

School-Wide Education Seminar, UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson 

Medical School Department of Physiology & Biophysics, New 

Brunswick, NJ, “Challenges and Responsibilities for Basic 

Sciences in Medical Education” (seminar) 

Department of Physiology Research Seminar, UMDNJ-Robert Wood 

Johnson Medical School, New Brunswick, NJ, “Regulation of 

Phosphate Homeostasis: Evidence for a Brain-Kidney Link” 

(seminar) 

Presentation to the Curriculum Oversight Committee, University of 

Washington School of Medicine, Seattle, WA, “Challenges and 

Responsibilities for Basic Sciences in Medical Education” 

Presentation to the College Faculty, University of Washington School 

of Medicine, Seattle, WA, “Lessons Learned from the Pilot 

Program in Mind-Body Medicine Skills Groups” 

Presentation to the Congressional Caucus on CAM on the topic, 

“Education and Training of Integrated Healthcare Providers”, 

as part of a session on Major Policy Initiatives in Integrated 

Healthcare for the 108 th Congress (invited panelist) 


Educators, Washington, DC, “Approaches to Incorporating 

Complementary and Alternative Medicine into Medical 

Curriculum” (invited speaker and session leader)












Grand Rounds, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 

Georgetown University Hospital, Washington, DC, 

"Educational Initiatives for Alternative Medicine" 

Medical Education Grand Rounds, Mt. Sinai School of Medicine, New 

York, NY, “Challenges and Responsibilities of Basic Science 

in Medical Education,” 

Ben Gurion University of the Negev, Faculty of Medicine, Be’er Sheva, 

Israel, Conference on the Role of Complementary and 

Alternative Medicine in Medical Education, “Strategies for 

Incorporating CAM in the Training of Physicians” (invited 

speaker) 

Ben Gurion University of the Negev, Faculty of Medicine, Be’er Sheva, 

Israel, Conference on the Role of Complementary and 

Alternative Medicine in Medical Education, “The Georgetown 

Experience: Lessons Learned from the Mind-Body Skills 

Program” (invited speaker) 

Institute of Medicine, National Academy of Sciences, Washington, DC, 

Committee on Use of Complementary and Alternative 

Medicine, “The Rationale for Incorporating CAM into Medical 

Education” (invited panelist) 

School-wide Education Seminar, Emory University Medical School, 

Atlanta, GA, “Challenges and Responsibilities of Basic Science 

Faculty in Medical Education” (seminar) 

Presentation to the Executive Curriculum Committee, Emory 

University Medical School, Atlanta, GA, “Strategies for 

Incorporating CAM into Medical Education” (invited 

presentation) 

CME course: An Overview of Integrative Medicine, St. George’s 

University School of Medicine, Grenada, West Indies, 

“Strategies for Incorporating CAM into Medical Education” 

(keynote address) 

CME course: An Overview of Integrative Medicine, St. George’s 

University School of Medicine, Grenada, West Indies, “Lessons 

Learned from the Educational Initiative in CAM at 

Georgetown University School of Medicine” (invited 

presentation).



March 9, 2004 

March 19, 2004 

March 25, 2004 

March 26, 2004 

April 18, 2004 

April 27, 2004 

April 29, 2004 

June 1, 2004 

August 9, 2004 

Division of General Internal Medicine, Department of Medicine, 

Georgetown University Medical Center, “Educational 

Initiative in CAM at Georgetown University School of 

Medicine” (seminar) 

The National Academies, Christine Mirzayan Science and Technology 

Policy Internship Program, Washington, DC, "The 

Mainstreaming of Alternative Medicine: Trusted Remedies or 

Risky Business" (Invited Speaker) 

Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine, Cleveland, OH, "Lessons 

Learned from the Educational Initiative in Complementary and 

Alternative Medicine at Georgetown University School of 

Medicine." (Seminar) 

Faculty Retreat, Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine, 

Cleveland, OH, “Challenges and Responsibilities of Basic 

Science Faculty in Medical Education” (seminar) 

Annual Meeting of the American Physiological Society (Experimental 

Biology '04), Washington, DC, "Diverse Faculty-Student 

Interactions in the Medical Science Curriculum" (invited 

symposium speaker) 

The 1 st in the Nicholson Integrative Medicine Roundtable Series, 

University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, TX, 

"Questions & Challenges: Education in Complementary, 

Alternative & Integrative Therapies" (featured guest speaker) 

Annual Meeting of the American Holistic Medicine Association, 

Albuquerque, NM, Panel Discussion: "CAM Education 

Programs in Medical Schools around the United States" 

(Invited participant) 

North Shore-Long Island Jewish Medical Center, CAM Executive 

Committee, Great Neck, NY, "Lessons Learned from the 

Educational Initiative in CAM at Georgetown University 

School of Medicine " (invited speaker). 

Presentation to the staff at Standard Process, Inc., Palmyra, WI, "The 

Educational Initiative in Complementary and Alternative 

Medicine at Georgetown University School of Medicine" 

(seminar).









October 23, 2004, 



Annual Meeting of the Association of Medical Education in Europe, 

Edinburgh, Scotland " Strategies for Integrating 

Complementary and Alternative Medicine into the Medical 

Curriculum" (workshop organizer and presenter) 

School-wide talk, University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, 

Cincinnati, OH, "Challenges and Responsibilities for Basic 

Science in Medical Education" (seminar) 

Department of Molecular and Cellular Physiology, University of 

Cincinnati College of Medicine, Cincinnati, OH, "Regulation of 

Phosphate Homeostasis during Growth: Evidence for a Brain- 

Kidney Link" (seminar) 

Department of Counseling and Psychiatric Services, Georgetown 

University, Washington, DC, "Lessons Learned from the 

Educational Initiative in CAM at Georgetown University 

School of Medicine" (seminar) 

Faculty Retreat, Indiana University School of Medicine, Indianapolis, 

IN, "Challenges for Basic Science in a Competency-Based 

Curriculum" (keynote speaker) 

Grand Rounds, Department of Psychiatry, Georgetown University 

Medical Center, Washington, DC, "Insights from the 

Educational Initiative in Complementary, Alternative and 

Integrative Medicine at Georgetown University School of 

Medicine", (seminar) 

Leadership Retreat, Hawaii State Consortium for Integrative Medicine, 

Kohala Coast, Hawaii, "Educational Initiatives by the 

Consortium of Academic Heath Centers for Integrative 

Medicine" (invited speaker) 

Curriculum Committee, Duke University Medical Center, Durham, NC, 

"Challenges and Responsibilities for Medical Science in the 

Training of Physicians." (seminar). 

Medical Education Grand Rounds, Faculty of Medicine, Technion- 

Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa, Israel, "Preclinical and 

Clinical Sciences Integration." (seminar).



March 21, 2005 

March 22, 2005 

July 14, 2005 

July 18, 2005 





Department of Pharmacology, Physiology and Therapeutics, University 

of North Dakota School of Medicine & Health Sciences, Grand 

Forks, ND, “Renal Regulation of Phosphate Homeostasis: 

Evidence for a Brain-Kidney Link” (seminar) 

Medical School Dean’s Hour, University of North Dakota School of 

Medicine & Health Sciences, Grand Forks, ND, “Lessons 

Learned from the Educational Initiative in Complementary and 

Alternative Medicine at Georgetown University School of 


School-wide seminar, University of California Los Angeles Medical 

School and the Center for East-West Medicine, Los Angeles, 

CA. “Lessons Learned from the Educational Initiative in 

Complementary and Alternative Medicine at Georgetown 

University School of Medicine” (seminar) 


Educators, Washington, DC, “Approaches to Incorporating 

Complementary and Alternative Medicine into Medical 

Curriculum” (selected for oral presentation) 

Grand Rounds in Integrative Medicine, University of Florida and 

Shands Medical Center, Jacksonville, FL, “Lessons Learned 

from the Educational Initiative in Complementary and 

Integrative Medicine at Georgetown University School of 


School-wide seminar, University of Calgary School of Medicine, 

Calgary, Alberta, Canada. “Lessons Learned from the 

Educational Initiative in Complementary and Alternative 

Medicine at Georgetown University School of Medicine” 

(seminar) 

Workshop for Faculty and Students, University of Calgary School of 

Medicine, Calgary, Alberta, Canada, “Mind-Body Medicine: A 

Possible Antidote to Stress and Chronic Illness,” (workshop) 

Middle East Cancer Consortium, Conference on Palliative Care for the 

Cancer Patient, Larnaca, Cyprus, “A New Approach to 

Palliative Care: Mind-Body Medicine” (presentation and 

experiential workshop)





March 16, 2006 

April 7, 2006 

April 7, 2006 

May 4, 2006 

June 14, 2006 

57 th Annual Meeting of the Israel Society for Physical Medicine and 

Rehabilitation, Tel Aviv, Israel, Educational Initiatives in US 

Medical Schools to Incorporate Complementary, Alternative 

and Integrative Medicine: Focus on Mind-Body Medicine 

Skills, Presentation in the Symposium on Complementary and 

Integrative Approaches in Rehabilitation Medicine: Challenges 

and Possibilities (invited speaker) 

School-wide Seminar, Medical College of Georgia, Augusta, GA, “The 

Intersection of Science, Complementary and Alternative 

Medicine (CAM), and Professionalism: A New Approach to 

Medical Education.” (seminar) 

Keynote Speaker, Annual Meeting of the Association of Chiropractic 

Colleges-Research Agenda Conference-2006, Washington, DC 

“Viewing Chiropractic through a Medical Educator’s Lens: 

Challenges and Opportunities,” (opening address) 

Presentation to Medical Students and Faculty, University of Michigan 

School of Medicine, “Mind-Body Medicine: Understanding the 

Physiology of Stress and Approaches to Stress Management,” 

(lecture) 

Presentation to the Faculty Scholars Program, Program in Integrative 

Medicine, University of Michigan School of Medicine, Ann 

Arbor, MI, “Mind-Body Medicine Skills Program at 

Georgetown University School of Medicine,” (seminar) 

Center-wide Seminar, University of Connecticut Health Center, 

Farmington, CT, “Applying the Science of Mind-Body 

Medicine to Improve the Training of Health Professionals,” 

(seminar) 

Presentation to the Research Fellows, Center for Integrative Medicine 

Research and Education, Harvard Medical School, Boston, 

MA, “Update on the Mind-Body Medicine Skills Program at 

Georgetown University School of Medicine” (research 

conference)

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