Mayank Roy, MD

• New South Florida center focuses on pancreatic conditions
• Unique collaboration of South Florida doctors saves life of 8-year-old with tumor – NBC 6 South Florida

• Teacher of the Year, Cleveland Clinic Florida 10th Annual Graduation Ceremony, Florida, June 2023
• Teacher of the Year, Cleveland Clinic Florida 9th Annual Graduation Ceremony, Florida, June 2022
• Podium Presentation 1st Prize, Ureter visualization with MAO426 in the Near Infrared Spectrum, Cleveland Clinic Florida 12th Annual Research week, Florida, June 2016
• Video Presentation 1st Prize, Laparoscopic Central Pancreatectomy for Cystic Adenoma, International Hepato-Pancreato-Biliary World Congress, São Paulo, Brazil, April 2016
• Video Presentation 1st Prize, Laparoscopic Resection of periportal Schwannoma. 27th Annual Conference ACS South Florida Chapter, Florida, April 2016
• Most valuable resident, GME coordinator choice award, Cleveland Clinic Florida, June 2015
• Podium Presentation 1st Prize, Fluorescent cholangiography as an effective teaching tool for identification of Calot’s triangle. Cleveland Clinic Florida 11th Annual Research week, Florida, June 2015
• Senior Resident of the year, Cleveland Clinic Florida, June 2014
• Poster Presentation 1st Prize, The near infrared technique for cholangiography: 10 reasons that support that support the systematic utilization of the method. Cleveland Clinic Florida 10th Annual Research week, Florida, June 2014
• Resident Paper Competition 3rd Place Basic Science, The near infrared technique for cholangiography, 7th Annual Edward M. Copeland III ACS Florida Chapter, Florida, April 2014
• Nominated for Patient Safety Champion, Cleveland Clinic Florida, January 2014
• Resident of the year, Cleveland Clinic Florida, June 2013
• Humanism and Excellence in Teaching award & Outstanding Resident Role Model; Arnold P. Gold Foundation Society, University of Texas Health Science Centre, San Antonio, Texas, June 2012
• Poster Presentation 2nd Prize, Outcomes of Bariatric Surgery in patients older than 70 years of age. 6th Annual Research week, Cleveland Clinic Florida, June 2010

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