Dr. Schrier's Gift Fund
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Make a Gift to the Division of Hematology
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Reimbursement Forms
Faculty Reimbursement Form
Stanford Faculty can submit their expense reimbursement requests via this link: https://app.smartsheet.com/b/form/fe28f4af2a4d42e6b1025d6a6649c8df
Hematology Expense Reimbursement Request Form
All other expense reimbursement requests can be submitted by using the following form:
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Travel Reimbursement Guidelines
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Travel Reimbursement Video
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Featured Publications
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Message from the Chief
Welcome to the Stanford Division of Hematology, a dynamic center for basic and translational research, clinical trials, patient care, and teaching. Our physicians, scientists, staff, and trainees collaborate to advance the understanding and treatment of hematologic disorders, all with the goal of improving outcomes for patients with these diseases. In pursuit of this objective, we engage with the broader Stanford community to bring innovation to our efforts.
Over the last 20 years, multiple novel therapies have resulted in significant clinical advances for hematologic diseases, and Stanford investigators have played key roles in their development, including imatinib for CML, ibrutinib for CLL, midostaurin for mast cell disease, and many others. Our clinicians have expertise in a broad range of hematologic disorders including acute and chronic leukemias, myeloproliferative neoplasms, myelodysplastic syndromes, multiple myeloma, amyloidosis, thrombotic diseases, coagulation disorders, and general hematology.
The basic and translational research efforts of the division have led to fundamental discoveries in areas as diverse as leukemia & stem cells, genomics, thrombosis, telomere & cancer biology, and the microbiome. Our passionate faculty members have mentored and trained leaders in the field of hematology and are committed to attract the next generation of leading physicians and research scientists. We invite you to learn more about us through our website.
National Comprehensive Cancer Network Spotlight on NCCN leaders
NCCN Guidelines Panel Members
Congratulations to Dr. Mannis!
Congradulations Dr. Sydney Lu
The American Society of Hematology (ASH) selected Dr. Sidney Lu for the 2023 ASH Junior Faculty Scholar Award in basic/translational research.
Dr. Lu is part of this prestigious ASH award program.
Congratulations Soumaya Zlitni on being recognized as the JEDI Champion!
Stanford Postdoc JEDI Champion Awards recognize current Stanford University postdoctoral scholars who have championed initiatives, activities, and efforts that advance justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion at Stanford and beyond.
Dr. William Shomali featured in the 2022 Annual Report
William Shomali, MD Hematoligist shares his journey.
Dr. Jason Gotlib featured in the 2022 Annual report
Dr. Jason Gotlib, MD, MS Clinical Trialist shares his passion for photography and clinical studies in Hematology.
Dr. May Chien featured in the 2022 Annual Report
Dr. May Chien, MD shares on becoming a Classical Hematologist
Bhuvana Ramachandran
Bhuvana Ramachandran, Hematology Administrator shares what it take to run a Division.
The faculty retreat was held on Aug 20, 2022 to discuss various strategic initiatives. We also welcomed our Interim Chief, Dr. Beverly Mitchell, who will be leading the division from Sep 1, 2022. Thank you all for your presentations, discussions, and ideas that we plan to implement in the future!
Congradulations Dr. Mannis
Dr. Gabe Mannis is the recipient of the Department of Medicine Teaching Award for 2021. He was honored in an award ceremony on Nov 2, 2022 at the LKSC Berg Hall.
Halloween Fun at MED8
The Med 8 Team celebrated Halloween in true Hematology fashion, with “costumes” of various blood cells - Neutrophil, B cell, Eosinophil, Natural Killer Cell, and CD4 T cell. Thanks to Mike Glover who organized this fun costume!
Welcome New Faculty
Congratulations to the Hematology/Oncology Fellowship Leadership Team and Admin Team!
Recent Appointments
Read the full press release here
SHC once again named on U.S. News & World Report's "Best Hospitals" Honor Roll
Stanford Cancer Care jumped from 21st to 12th!
Stanford Health Care (SHC) has once more been named one of the country's top hospitals. Notably, Stanford Health Care achieved national acclaim in Cancer among other areas in the domains of safety, quality of care, patient experience, and patient outcomes. Stanford's Cancer Care had a remarkable jump from 21st to 12th!
Overall, Stanford Hospital's national ranking rose to 12th, ranking 4th in California and 1st in the San Jose metropolitan area. Special thanks to our Hematology and Oncology Physicians and SHC for this remarkable performance!
Resident Research Retreat April 2021 with Dr. Chien and Dr. Mannis
Hematology Newsletters
Congratulations to Dr. Dunn on her promotion to Associate Professor!
Thank you for your amazing contribution as Program Director of the Hem-Onc Fellowship and to the Department of Medicine’s DEI efforts as Associate Chair, Diversity and Inclusion.
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Faculty Highlights
Dr. Tamara Dunn was featured on the CBS morning news on Friday, January 22, 2021 as she was speaking on the importance of getting the COVID-19 vaccine.
Dr. Tamara Dunn, selection to the ASH Medical Educator Institute.
Dr. Beth Martin, Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation Award for Excellence in Pre-Clinical Teaching
Dr. Jason Gotlib, University of Vienna Researcher of the Year, ECNM Medal and Trophy, 2019.
Dr. David Iberri Division Teaching Award, 2019.