is
the Senior Vice President for Medical and Academic Affairs
at SBMC and the Osteopathic Director of Medical Education
for the SBMC which includes the neurosurgical residency program.
He is also Associate Dean and Associate Clinical Professor
of Emergency Medicine-UMDMJ-NJMS for Barnabas Health. Dr. Rokosz
is presently the Vice Chairman of the NYCOMEC Board of Directors
and past member of the OPTI Committee. Dr. Rokosz received
his D.O. degree from Des Moines University College of Osteopathic
Medicine and Surgery and his J.D. magna cum, laude from Seton
Hall University School of law in Newark, NJ.
is the Osteopathic Neurosurgical Residency
Program Director. He is also the Director of the INNS and
Director of Neurosurgery at SBMC. He is nationally and
internationally recognized neurosurgeon who has published
over 50 articles and abstracts in peer reviewed journals
and received numerous awards and recognitions. Dr. Hubschmann
completed his neurosurgical training at the Albert Einstein
College of Medicine and Montefiore Hospital in New York.
He was a co-founder of the first allopathic neurosurgical
residency program in NJ while a tenured Professor of Neurosurgery
at UMDNJ in Newark, NJ. He was the first Neurosurgical
Residency Program Director at SBMC during its affiliation
with UMDNJ. Since then, Dr. Hubschmann also held the position
of a Clinical Professor of Neurosurgery at Seton Hall University
and he is currently a Clinical Professor of Neurosurgery
at the NYCOM/NYIT. Dr. Hubschmann specializes in brain
tumor surgery, surgery for AVMs, skull base surgery and
minimally invasive spine surgery. He is in charge of the
research program at the animal laboratory dealing with
the changes in ionic homeostasis in models of subarachnoid
hemorrhage and intracranial hemorrhage and its relationship
to intracranial pressure.
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