George Anesi
Harron Lung Center - Inpatient Care
Office
(215) 316-5151
3400 Spruce Street Medical/Intermediate Intensive Care, 9 Founders Philadelphia, PA 19104
Primary Specialty
Surgeon
Practice
Harron Lung Center - Inpatient Care
Gender
Male
Education
Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine
Training
Massachusetts General Hospital
About
My NIH-funded research program focuses on hospital preparedness and the evaluation of critical care and acute care resources during times of strain to the system, including situations of dynamic strain (e.g., random variation in demand, seasonal trends, epidemics, and disasters) and fixed strain (e.g., critical illness in resource-limited settings domestically and globally).
I received my undergraduate degree from the University of Chicago and MD from Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine. I completed my internal medicine residency at Massachusetts General Hospital and fellowship in pulmonary and critical care medicine at Penn. I also hold masters degrees in clinical epidemiology from Penn and bioethics from Case Western.
At Penn, I see patients in the medical intensive care units (ICUs) and on the Rapid Response service. I serve as Director of the Medical Critical Care Bioresponse Program, Medical Director of the Special Pathogen Treatment Unit, and Co-Chair of the Penn Medicine Critical Care Alliance COVID-19 and Pandemic Preparedness Committee.
George Anesi
I am an Assistant Professor of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania's Perelman School of Medicine and an Attending Physician in Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. I have advanced training in health services research, clinical epidemiology, high-risk pathogen and disaster preparedness, biomedical ethics, and global health.My NIH-funded research program focuses on hospital preparedness and the evaluation of critical care and acute care resources during times of strain to the system, including situations of dynamic strain (e.g., random variation in demand, seasonal trends, epidemics, and disasters) and fixed strain (e.g., critical illness in resource-limited settings domestically and globally).
I received my undergraduate degree from the University of Chicago and MD from Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine. I completed my internal medicine residency at Massachusetts General Hospital and fellowship in pulmonary and critical care medicine at Penn. I also hold masters degrees in clinical epidemiology from Penn and bioethics from Case Western.
At Penn, I see patients in the medical intensive care units (ICUs) and on the Rapid Response service. I serve as Director of the Medical Critical Care Bioresponse Program, Medical Director of the Special Pathogen Treatment Unit, and Co-Chair of the Penn Medicine Critical Care Alliance COVID-19 and Pandemic Preparedness Committee.
Services
airway management, arterial blood gas (abg) panel, arterial line placement, artificial nutrition and hydration, bilevel positive airway pressure, bone marrow transplant to recipient with pulmonary disease, bronchoscopy, cardiovascular critical care, central line insertion, continuous positive airway pressure, ct of the chest, extracorporeal membrane oxygenation, inhaled nitric oxide, inpatient hospital admission evaluation and management, mechanical ventilation, paracentesis, post lung transplant care, pre lung transplant care, solid organ transplant to recipient with pulmonary disease, therapeutic hypothermia, thoracentesis, thoracic ultrasound, total parenteral nutrition (tpn), tracheostomy management, ventilator management
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