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Badr, Rana

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overview	Academic Background M.D., Tabriz University of Medical Science, Tabriz, Iran, 1993 Postdoctoral Training National (Beheshti) University of Medical Science, Teheran, Iran, Residency in General Surgery, 1993-1998 UMass Memorial Medical Center, Residency in Anesthesiology, 2003-2005 Massachusetts General Hospital, Fellowship in Cardiac Anesthesiology, 2008-2009 As one of the newest members of the faculty and a previous resident of the UMass anesthesia program, I enjoy working with residents. It is an invaluable learning experience! During my surgery residency in Iran, I learned to appreciate the value of good patient care provided by a knowledgeable anesthesiologist in the OR. After immigrating to the U.S., there was an excellent opportunity for me to complement my background in surgery with anesthesia, the best of both worlds. It was a sound decision. My clinical interests include pediatric, thoracic and trauma anesthesia. I also like to perform and teach procedures such as fiberoptic intubations, blocks, invasive lines, and regional techniques. Nothing is more satisfying than feeling that you have given your best care for each patient. Every patient should be treated as a learning experience and as a result an accumulation of one's knowledge base. I highly encourage my residents to follow suit. As Sir William Osler said. "The value of experience is not in seeing much but in seeing wisely."
Summary	Dr. Badr’s primary area of interest is anesthesia for cardiac surgery patients. Because of the complex nature of this group of patients, they require a vigilant and complex management strategy with focus on safe patient care. TEE is another aspect of care for this sub specialty.

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overview

Academic Background

M.D., Tabriz University of Medical Science, Tabriz, Iran, 1993

Postdoctoral Training

National (Beheshti) University of Medical Science, Teheran, Iran, Residency in General
Surgery, 1993-1998
UMass Memorial Medical Center, Residency in Anesthesiology, 2003-2005
Massachusetts General Hospital, Fellowship in Cardiac Anesthesiology, 2008-2009

As one of the newest members of the faculty and a previous resident of the UMass anesthesia program, I enjoy working with residents. It is an invaluable learning experience!

During my surgery residency in Iran, I learned to appreciate the value of good patient care provided by a knowledgeable anesthesiologist in the OR. After immigrating to the U.S., there was an excellent opportunity for me to complement my background in surgery with anesthesia, the best of both worlds. It was a sound decision.

My clinical interests include pediatric, thoracic and trauma anesthesia. I also like to perform and teach procedures such as fiberoptic intubations, blocks, invasive lines, and regional techniques.

Nothing is more satisfying than feeling that you have given your best care for each patient. Every patient should be treated as a learning experience and as a result an accumulation of one's knowledge base. I highly encourage my residents to follow suit. As Sir William Osler said. "The value of experience is not in seeing much but in seeing wisely."

Summary

Dr. Badr’s primary area of interest is anesthesia for cardiac surgery patients. Because of the complex nature of this group of patients, they require a vigilant and complex management strategy with focus on safe patient care. TEE is another aspect of care for this sub specialty.

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Anesthesia