Steven Rose, M.D., Named Dean of Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education

Health & Wellness

Steven Rose, M.D., Named Dean of Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education

By
Kelley Luckstein

October 1, 2012

ROCHESTER, Minn. — October 1, 2012. Steven Rose, M.D., has been named dean of Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education at Mayo Clinic. He succeeds Mark Warner, M.D., who served as dean from 2006 until his appointment as executive dean for education in July 2012. Dr. Rose's appointment is effective immediately. He will be responsible for graduate medical education activities throughout Mayo Clinic.

Dr. Rose began his career at Mayo as a physician in the Department of Anesthesiology in 1988. He was appointed vice dean of Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education in 2007 and became a professor in the College of Medicine, Mayo Clinic last year. He has received several awards, including the Resident Education Award, the Distinguished Clinician Award and the Distinguished Service Award in the Department of Anesthesiology.

Dr. Rose is an author, researcher and educator whose interests focus on orthopedic and thoracic anesthesia and medical education. He serves as an editor or reviewer for several journals.

Mayo Clinic educates medical and science professionals through five schools: Mayo Medical School, Mayo Graduate School, Mayo School of Health Sciences, Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education and Mayo School of Continuous Professional Development. Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education was established in 1915. About 1,500 residents and fellows are enrolled in more than 250 programs representing virtually every medical specialty.

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Media Contact: Kelley Luckstein, 507-284-5005 (days), newsbureau@mayo.edu