Meet the 2024 Winner: Alicia Casey MD
Alicia Casey grew up in Central Massachusetts and attended undergrad at College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, MA. She did her medical school and Pediatrics residency at University of Vermont. She then went to Boston Children’s Hospital (BCH)/Harvard University for Pulmonary Fellowship. During Fellowship she developed an interest in Childhood Interstitial Lung Disease and Co-Founded BCH’s chILD Program and became involved with the Children’s Interstitial Lung Disease Research Network (chILDRN). Alicia remained at BCH and subsequently became the Pulmonary Fellowship program director in 2016 and Fellowship Director in 2021. There she also founded and directs the Pulmonary Complications of Vaping Program. She remains very active in chILDRN and co-directs the ATS chILD Interest Group. She is a member of the ATS Pediatric Advocacy Committee working on anti-vaping advocacy and rare disease awareness. Alicia lives in Boston with her husband, Chris and sons, Jeremiah and Seamus.
Description:
The Pediatric Clinician Educator Award recognizes a candidate at the late Assistant or Associate Professor level for their outstanding and innovative clinical and teaching abilities.
Criteria:
- A letter from the person submitting the nomination describing the candidate’s skills.
- The candidate to be a member of the ATS.
- The nominee’s curriculum vitae.
- Up to three letters of support from current or past trainees. There may be co-signatories, but no more than three letters will be accepted.
View Previous Award Recipients
2023- Benjamin A. Nelson, MD
2022 - Stephen E. Kirby, MD
2021- Jane Taylor, MD
2020 - Adam Shapiro, MD
2019 - Xanthi I. Couroucli, MD
2018 - Joshua Needleman, MD
2017 - Thomas Bernard Kinane, MD
2016 - Sharon D. M. Dell, MD
2015 - Debra M. Boyer, MD
2014 - Mary A. Nevin, MD
2013 - Don Hayes, Jr, MD
