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

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

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

  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 Etta D. Pisano, MD Dean, College of Medicine 3

  CoEE 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 Joseph A. Helpern, PhD 4

  CoEE 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 Louis J. Guillette, PhD 5

  CoEE 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 Zihai (Zack) Li, MD, PhD 6

  CoEE 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 George R. Simon, MD, FACP, FCCP 7

  CoEE 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 Frank A. Treiber, PhD 8

  CoEE 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) Charles Bennett, MD, PhD 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 FY10 academic year   Permanent financing still pending: updated cost ~$61MM 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   $62MM cost   Expected completion: Summer

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

Capital Campaign   Original timeline: FY05-11   Original goal: $300MM   Another record year in FY10: $76.7 MM   Exceeded goal by 20%   Campaign to be ended a year early 13

Recognitions U.S. News & World Report (July 2010) Rank Rheumatology17 Children’s Heart20 Digestive Diseases24 ENT40 Nephrology41 Orthopaedics42 Gyn47 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.   GetWell 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

Emphasis Areas:  Innovation/Technology  Entrepreneurialism  Globalization  Interprofessionalism 2. Strategic Plan (2010 – 2015) 16

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 Fully fund a Higher Education Construction Bond Bill  Fund Endowed Chairs program 3. Budget Requests 19

 Regulatory Relief  Moratorium on new programs 4. Specific Requests 20

5. Questions? 21