Murat Altinay, MD

• Assistant Professor Case Western Reserve University 04/2016 - present
• Faculty Institution/Institute/Department: Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine 07/2015 - present
• Fellow in Mood Disorders and Neurosciences Institute: Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Department of Psychiatry and Psychology 07/1/2014 - 06/30/2015

• The Ohio Psychiatric Physicians Foundation (OPPF)Research Award 03/2016
• Society of Biological Psychiatry's Chair's Choice Award  11/2015
• Cleveland Clinic Service Award  06/2015
• Cleveland Clinic Educational Foundation Recognition for Excellence in Teaching Award 11/2014
• Cleveland Clinic Foundation The Research Program Committee (RPC) Award- $25,000   07/2014-- present        
• Cleveland Consultation and Liaison Society Best Poster Award  05/2012
• International Federation of Medical Students' Association SCOPE Professional Scholarship  08/2006            
• International Federation of Medical Students' Association SCOPE Professional Scholarship  07/2005             
• Gazi University Medical School Full Scholarship   09/2000

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