MUSC In Full Stride Ray Greenberg Presented to

MUSC: In Full Stride Ray Greenberg Presented to Commission on Higher Education August 4, 2010

Agenda 1. Accomplishments 2. Strategic Plan 3. Budget Requests 4. Specific Requests 5. Questions 1

1. Accomplishments § Key recruitments § Construction § Capital Campaign § Recognitions 2

Etta D. Pisano, MD Dean, College of Medicine § § National leader in mammography Former Vice Dean for Academic Affairs, UNC School of Medicine PI, CTSA Elected to Institute of Medicine, National Academy of Science 3

Joseph A. Helpern, Ph. D § § § Co. EE Chair in Brain Imaging Former Director of Center for Biomedical Imaging at NYU Leader in the field of magnetic resonance imaging Strong track record of NIH funding Holder of five patents 4

Louis J. Guillette, Ph. D § § Co. EE Chair in Marine Genomics (July 2010) Recruited from University of Florida Professor Howard Hughes Medical Institute Research Interests -- Toxicology -- Interaction between environmental factors and reproductive biology 5

Zihai (Zack) Li, MD, Ph. D § § Co. EE Chair in Cancer Stem Cell Biology (July 2010) Recruited from University of Connecticut Will direct HCC cancer immunology program Research Interests – Immune system regulatory proteins 6

George R. Simon, MD, FACP, FCCP § § Co. EE Chair in Tobacco Related Malignancy Research (July 2010) Recruited from Fox Chase Cancer Center Director of Thoracic Oncology Program at Fox Chase Implement Clinical and Translational Investigations in lung cancer 7

Frank A. Treiber, Ph. D § § Co. EE Chair in Technology Center to Advance Healthful Lyfestyles (August 2010) Recruited from Medical College of GA; led Georgia Prevention Institute Will expand community-based participatory research program Will develop novel modalities of dissemination of health-related information using new technologies 8

Charles Bennett, MD, Ph. D § Co. EE Chair in Medication Safety & Efficacy and Frank P. and Josie M. Fletcher Professor of Pharmacy (as of 3/1/2010) § Recruited from Northwestern University § Research Interests – – Adverse drug reactions Costs and quality of cancer care Health policy and minority issues for cancer patients Low literacy and cancer prevention, screening, detection, and screening § Founded RADAR (Research on Adverse Drug events And Reports) 9

Construction: James B. Edwards College of Dental Medicine Most state-of-the-art dental education building in the U. S. § Completed August 2009 § Occupied for FY 10 academic year § Permanent financing still pending: updated cost ~$61 MM § 10

Drug Discovery Building § § § Research University Infrastructure Act 112, 000 sq. ft. Special features: -- NMR/Structural biology -- High throughput screening -- Confocal microscopy -- Small animal imaging § § $62 MM cost Expected completion: Summer 2011 11

Bioengineering Building Research University Infrastructure Act § 100, 000 sq. ft. § Headquarters for SC Bioengineering Alliance § Regenerative Medicine— Tissue engineering, Genomics § $58 MM cost § Expected completion: Summer 2011 § 12

Capital Campaign Original timeline: FY 05 -11 § Original goal: $300 MM § Another record year in FY 10: $76. 7 MM § Exceeded goal by 20% § Campaign to be ended a year early § 13

Recognitions U. S. News & World Report (July 2010) Rank Rheumatology Children’s Heart Digestive Diseases ENT Nephrology Orthopaedics Gyn 17 20 24 40 41 42 47 14

Recognitions Soliant Health national survey named Ashley River Tower one of the Top 20 Most Beautiful Hospitals in US § SCCP full accreditation § Telemedicine Award from the Mid-Atlantic Affiliate of the American Heart Association and the American Stroke Association, for innovation in improving care to stroke victims and raising awareness of symptoms. § Get. Well network recognizes MUSC for improvements in care for pneumonia vaccination, smoking cessation § HIMSS Analytics designation as Stage 6 Hospital, based on evaluation of EMR systems for acute care delivery environments--only 0. 3% of US hospitals are Stage 6 and only 128 hospitals in the world § 15