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Kenton Schrock

Assistant Professor at Biomedical Engineering, West Virginia University0 Followers

Professor Kenton Schrock emphasizes the importance of advancing medical education and patient care through his role as an Assistant Professor and the Interim Fellowship Program Director for Regional Anesthesia in the Anesthesiology department at West Virginia University. With a keen interest in regional anesthesia, Professor Schrock is dedicated to enhancing the understanding and application of anesthetic techniques that improve patient outcomes and comfort. At West Virginia University, Professor Schrock is instrumental in shaping the future of anesthesiology through his leadership in the fellowship program. His commitment to education is evident in his efforts to mentor and guide fellows, ensuring they are well-equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to excel in the field. His research interests lie in exploring innovative approaches to anesthesia, with a particular focus on regional techniques that minimize patient discomfort and promote faster recovery. In addition to his teaching and research responsibilities, Professor Schrock collaborates closely with a dedicated team within the department. The team includes Erin N VanDenLangenberg, the Residency Program Administrator, who plays a crucial role in managing the residency program, and Brandy Shroyer, the Residency Program Manager, who oversees the operational aspects of the program. Jane Boskovitch, the Administrative Assistant/Medical Student Coordinator, provides essential support to both faculty and students, ensuring the smooth functioning of the department. Professor Schrock's contributions to the field of anesthesiology are marked by his passion for education and patient care. His work not only advances the practice of regional anesthesia but also inspires the next generation of anesthesiologists to pursue excellence in their careers. Through his leadership and dedication, he continues to make a significant impact on the department and the broader medical community.

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