Search results
First National Bank of Chester County. May 2006 - Mar 2010 3 years 11 months. Responsible for all aspects of accounting for $1.3 billion bank and public holding company, including: Day-to-day ...
- AscellaHealth
About. Jeff Kahn is the founder and Managing Partner of TEAMWORx Health, an executive search firm serving healthcare focused private equity funds and their operating companies. Growing up surrounded by doctors and scientists, Jeff understood from an early age the power of healthcare to heal people and transform communities. He founded TEAWORx ...
Aug 18, 2010 · By Special to NJJN August 18, 2010, 12:00 am. Rabbi Jeffrey Kahn, shown arriving in Israel in 2007, returned to the United States a year ago and hopes to open a medicinal marijuana dispensary in the nation’s capital. A former New Jersey rabbi is out “to save lives,” and he hopes to do so by selling marijuana. But legally. And only to sick ...
Jeff Kahn is the co-founder and CEO of Rise Science. He began his journey into the world of sleep science as an overworked and underslept student at Northwestern University, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in health systems engineering and a master’s degree in engineering design and innovation. Jeff and his Rise Science co-founder Leon ...
Jeff Kahn is the Co-Founder and CEO at Rise Science, the leader in sleep and energy management. Rise Science recently debuted its consumer app RISE, the first energy management app that makes it easy to improve your sleep and daily energy to reach your potential.
Under the direction of Jeffrey Kahn, M.D., Ph.D., the Division of Pediatric Infectious Disease directs and manages two active in-patient infectious disease consultation services; one dedicated to general infectious diseases and the other dedicated to infections in the immunocompromised hosts. The Division has an active ambulatory service for ...
Nov 21, 2023 · This is “the most exciting development since the virus was discovered in 1956,” according to Dr. Jeffrey Kahn, Director of Infectious Disease at Children’s Health and Clinical Professor at UT Southwestern. “We now have two complementary tools: a vaccine pregnant women can get and an antibody that can be given to newborns,” says Kahn.
