SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS – The Geneva Foundation is pleased to announce Lt. Col. Andrew J. Sheean, MD, FAAOS as the recipient of the 2023 Researcher of the Year Award. Dr. Sheean, a leading orthopaedic sports medicine surgeon, holds multiple leadership roles including Associate Program Director for Research and Medical Director of the Clinical Research Center,
Bethesda, Mar. — The Geneva Foundation (Geneva) has received a $5 million award from the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences (USU) to support Navy Cmdr. (Dr.) Kent Werner, and his initiative to enhance sleep quality and combat sleep disorders in Service Members and Veterans. This project, titled INSIGHT – Insomnia, Nightmares, and Sympathetic
The Geneva Foundation proudly announces Dr. Paul Pasquina as the recipient of the 2022 Researcher of the Year Award. Dr. Pasquina, a distinguished expert in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, currently serves as the Professor and Inaugural Chair of the Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation (PM&R) at the Uniformed Services University (USU) and the
Raleigh, NC – LTC (Ret.) Stephen DeLellis, PA-C, Executive Director of The Geneva Foundation’s Fort Liberty Research Institute, has been honored as one of nine medical leaders inducted into the inaugural class of the Special Operations Forces Medical Hall of Honor at the 2024 Special Operations Medical Association (SOMA) Scientific Assembly. With a distinguished
Bethesda, Mar. — On 18 October 2023, The Geneva Foundation (Geneva) will join the Department of Defense Spouse Education and Career Opportunities program and Military Spouse Employment Partnership (MSEP) for an induction ceremony and annual event in Alexandria, Virginia. Geneva joins more than 70 new partners to MSEP — bringing the number of employers
Bethesda, MD – The Geneva Foundation, a leading nonprofit dedicated to advancing military medicine, has received $9.84 million to pioneer a deployment-limiting musculoskeletal conditions (DLMC) research program. This initiative, titled “An Integrative Approach to Address Deployment Limiting Musculoskeletal Injuries for the Total Force,” involves collaboration among multiple Departments and Centers at the Uniformed Services
From left, Robert Bolluyt, DHA Component Acquisition Executive, Bob Charles, Chief, Medical Research Law, Office of the Staff Judge Advocate, USAMRDC, and Elise Huszar, President and CEO of The Geneva Foundation participate in the Master CRADA signing. Bethesda, MD – The Geneva Foundation, together with The Henry M. Jackson Foundation and The Metis Foundation,
San Antonio, Tex. – The Geneva Foundation (Geneva) has received $4.7 million from the U.S. Army Medical Research Acquisition Activity (USAMRAA) to support the research program titled “Development and Validation of Innate Immunome-Targeted Therapy to Create Pro-survival and Organ-Protective Phenotype After Hemorrhage at the Point of Injury.” Yansong Li, MD, MS, will lead this program
FAYETTEVILLE, NC – The Fort Bragg Research Institute (FBRI), a program of The Geneva Foundation which delivers human performance solutions to the Department of Defense (DoD), has changed its name to the Fort Liberty Research Institute (FLRI) to reflect the change of Fort Bragg in Fayetteville, NC to Fort Liberty. Fort Liberty is North
The Geneva Foundation (Geneva), a nonprofit that advances military medicine through research, development, and education, is pleased to join Austin, North Texas and San Antonio in their efforts to procure an ARPA-H (Advanced Research Project Agency for Health) “customer experience” hub, known as the CXARPA-H Hub. If selected, the CXARPA-H Hub will be one of