Matthew A Tuck

Hospitalist Physician at Department of Veterans Affairs, Associate Site Program Director at Department of Veterans Affairs, Assistant Professor of Medicine at George Washington University, Assistant Professor of Medicine at Uniformed Services University of Health Sciences, Medical Expert at Pennsylvania Physicians for Legal Review, Inc.

Washington, District Of Columbia

Medical Practice

Department of Veterans Affairs since Jul 2010
Hospitalist Physician
Department of Veterans Affairs - Washington, D.C. since May 2012
Associate Site Program Director
George Washington University since Jul 2009
Assistant Professor of Medicine
Uniformed Services University of Health Sciences since Jul 2009
Assistant Professor of Medicine
Pennsylvania Physicians for Legal Review, Inc. since 2011
Medical Expert

The George Washington University 2011 - 2012
Master Teacher Leadership Development Program The George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences 2002 - 2006
Doctor of Medicine (MD), Medicine The College of William and Mary 1998 - 2002
Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Psychology

Medical education, evidence-based medicine, thrombosis, quality improvement

Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Society

Spanish

Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Honor Society
Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society, a professional medical organization, recognizes and advocates for excellence in scholarship and the highest ideals in the profession of medicine. Alpha Omega Alpha is to medicine what Phi Beta Kappa is to letters and the humanities and Sigma Xi is to science. Our values include honesty, honorable conduct, morality, virtue, unselfishness, ethical ideals, dedication to serving others, and leadership. Members have a compelling drive to do well and to advance the medical profession and exemplify the highest standards of professionalism. The top 25 percent of a medical school class is eligible for nomination to the society, and up to 16 percent may be elected based on leadership, character, community service, and professionalism. Members may also be elected by chapters after demonstrating scholarly achievement and professional contributions and values during their careers in medicine. Distinguished professionals may also be elected to honorary membership Fifty-four Nobel Prize winners in Physiology or Medicine, and in Chemistry, have been AΩA members. Thirty-one of those were elected to AΩA prior to winning the Nobel Prize. Nearly seventy-five percent of deans of U.S. medical schools are members of AΩA. Each year, AΩA grants more than $575,000 to medical students and faculty for awards, projects, and prizes that recognize outstanding commitment and dedication to caring for others and providing high quality health care.

United States