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Jonathan Rosand, M.D.
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Jonathan Rosand,
M.D., MSc.
Associate Professor of Neurology Harvard Medical
School
Director of Fellowship Training, Vascular and
Critical Care Neurology
Massachusetts General Hospital
Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Harvard Medical School
Faculty member, Program in Medical and Population
Genetics, Broad Institute
Center for Human Genetic Research Richard B.
Simches Research Center CPZN-6810
185 Cambridge Street
Boston MA 02114 USA
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Jonathan Rosand is a clinician-scientist
and critical care neurologist with expertise
in cerebrovascular disease. Educated at
Columbia University, he completed clinical
training in internal medicine, neurology
and vascular and critical care neurology
at Massachusetts General Hospital. He then
undertook research training at the Harvard
School of Public Health, the Program for
Medical and Population Genetics of the Broad
Institute, and in the research group of
Steven M. Greenberg. In his roles as investigator,
clinician and teacher, Dr Rosand is dedicated
to improving the outcome of patients with
ischemic and hemorrhagic stroke.
The aim of Dr Rosand’s research is
to discover the causes of stroke and apply
these discoveries to the development of
both acute and preventative treatments.
A major focus is to define the phenotypic
manifestations of cerebrovascular disease
most appropriate for genetic investigation
and then identify the genetic architecture
of these phenotypes. Ongoing projects combine
clinical, neuroimaging and genetic characterization
of patients with stroke, with whole genome
association studies. In addition to his
research focus in stroke genetics, Dr. Rosand
conducts clinical trials and cares for patients
with both ischemic and hemorrhagic strokes.
Dr. Rosand’s group works in an integrative
and collaborative environment involving
geneticists within CHGR and the Broad Institute,
imaging scientists from the Martinos Center,
and clinical investigators within the MGH
Stroke Service. Dr. Rosand’s laboratory
is located in the CHGR, in space shared
with that of the Altshuler and Daly labs,
providing a fertile community for collaboration
and innovation.
Complementing his role as investigator,
Dr. Rosand directs the Massachusetts General
Hospital/Brigham and Women's Hospital/Harvard
Medical School Fellowship Training Program
in Vascular and Critical Care Neurology.
This program, the largest and most distinguished
in the United States, trains neurologists
in all aspects of stroke care and critical
care neurology. The strong mentorship provided
by Dr. Rosand is a central feature of this
program. His aim is to help develop a generation
of clinician-educators and clinician-scientists
who will provide state-of-the-art care,
while helping to bring scientific innovations
to the bedside.
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