Dr. Salzman is a physician, scientist, inventor, and biomedical entrepreneur. He received his undergraduate training in English literature, psychology, and German literature at Yale College. Following this he completed his medical education at Harvard Medical School. After this his pediatric internship and residency were at Columbia University (New York, NY). He continued with post-doctoral fellowships in pediatric critical care, neonatal critical care, immunology, epithelial biology, and pediatric infectious disease at the Weizmann Institute of Science in (Rehovot, Israel), Children’s Hospital Medical Center (Boston, MA), the Massachusetts General Hospital (Boston, MA), the University of Massachusetts Medical Center (Worcester, MA), and Beth Israel Hospital Medical Center (Brookline, MA). Prior to his entrepreneurial career in biotechnology, he founded and led the Division of Critical Care Medicine at Children’s Hospital Medical Center (Cincinnati, OH), one of the largest pediatric critical care programs in North America.
