Thanks to a generous contribution from the LT Murray Family Foundation, Geneva is pleased to announce the first small grant competition for researchers at Joint Base Lewis-McChord! Geneva’s Scientific Advisory Board will be evaluating project proposals that are related to military medical research and are either pilot projects that enable the researcher to collect preliminary
Geneva’s Board of Directors recently elected Major General (Ret.) Frank Scoggins as its new Chair. Having served on Geneva’s Board since 2011, Major General Scoggins has demonstrated an active engagement in the success and growth of the organization’s mission, programmatic growth, and long-term financial sustainability. Major General Scoggins retired from the U.S. Air Force (USAF)
Geneva is pleased to announce the addition of Dr. Kenneth Bertram to the Board of Directors. Dr. Kenneth A. Bertram is the Clinical Product Development Officer for the Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine, Winston-Salem, NC. In this position, he leads a team conducting early clinical trials using human stem cells to regulate the body’s
The Uniformed Services University (USU) recently issued a Cooperative agreement to Geneva to facilitate the execution of the Collaboratory for Musculoskeletal Injury Rehabilitation Research (CMIRR). CMIRR is a four-year, $15M program funded by the Defense Health Agency (DHA), with the purpose of improving a rehabilitative approach to caring for military service members with musculoskeletal injury
Geneva’s first 2019 Join the Conversation event on 5 February featuring Geneva researcher and employee Dr. Brad Isaacson was a resounding success. After a welcoming address and the honoring of outgoing Board Chair Michael Hansch from Founder & Chief Strategy Officer Jane Taylor, Board of Directors Chair Major General (Ret.) Frank Scoggins and President &
Thank you Senior Research Scientist Joel Gaston, for your outstanding service and dedication to Geneva’s core values and mission! The photo above is Geneva Program Manager Linzie Wagner (L) with Q4 2018 Wave the Flag recipient Joel Gaston (R). An excerpt from his nomination states: “Joel Gaston was hired on to the 4D Bio3 team as
President Elise Huszar, Program Manager Linzie Wagner, and Client Relationship Manager Kelli Blaize-Wise will be representing Geneva at the Extremity War Injuries (EWI) 14th Annual Meeting on 22-23 January in Washington, D.C. The symposium, titled “Evolving Combat Care and Readiness Research”, will identify the top orthopedic research priorities for the wounded warrior and tactical athlete. As
The Geneva Foundation invites you to Join the Conversation on 5 February at 5:00 PM in Tacoma, WA with special guest speaker Dr. Brad Isaacson. Dr. Isaacson is a Principal Investigator, Geneva, a Director of Research & Operations, Collaboratory for Musculoskeletal Injury Rehabilitation Research (CMIRR), and a Scientific Director, The Center for Rehabilitation Sciences Research (CRSR).
Geneva is proud to highlight our activities and accomplishments over the past year as we continue to advance exceptional medical research within the U.S. military. In 2018, Geneva supported over 230 researchers and over 460 research programs in areas including oncology, infectious diseases, orthopedics, gastroenterology, and hepatology. Our organization is forever grateful for our sponsors