Tiffany Moadel

Tiffany Moadel's work experience includes roles such as Healthcare Simulation Fellowship Co-Director at Northwell Health since 2019, Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine at Donald & Barbara Zucker School of Medicine since 2017, and Director of Medical Student Simulation at North Shore University Hospital since 2017. Tiffany has also held positions at Yale University School of Medicine, including Clinical Assistant Professor (Adjunct), Clinical Instructor of Emergency Medicine, and Medical Simulation Fellow. In addition, they served as the Director of Medical Student Simulation at the Yale Center for Medical Simulation. Prior to that, they worked as an Academic Chief Resident at Stony Brook University Department of Emergency Medicine and as an Instructor at the Difficult Airway Course, EMS. Tiffany also has experience as a Medical Control Physician at NYS and as a Resident Physician at Stony Brook University Medical Center. Earlier in their career, they worked as a Clinical Research Associate at the New York State Psychiatric Institute - Columbia University.

Tiffany Moadel pursued their education in a chronological order, starting in 2002 when they attended Barnard College, Columbia University. There, they obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in Neuroscience and Behavior, which they completed in 2006. Continuing their academic journey, they attended Stony Brook University Health Sciences Center School of Medicine from 2007 to 2011. During this time, they earned the degree of MD with Distinction in Research, focusing on the field of Medicine. Finally, in 2014 and 2015, Tiffany attended the Yale University School of Medicine, where they completed a Medical Simulation Fellowship.