New faculty spotlight: Marcus Snow, M.D.









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Marcus Snow, M.D.

  • Name: Marcus Snow, M.D.
  • Hometown: Grand Island
  • New title and department at UNMC: Assistant professor of internal medicine, division of rheumatology

Research/Professional Interests:

General rheumatology with special interest in scleroderma.

How I fell in love with rheumatology:
During my time in medical school and in residency, I most enjoyed my time on the rotations where I had to really think my way through the problem at hand. I also enjoyed the opportunity to get to know my patients well over time. When I rotated through rheumatology, I knew it was the field for me. I was lucky enough to have great faculty support and mentorship from the rheumatology faculty here at UNMC to encourage me in my ultimate career path.

Degrees:

  • B.S in biology, Wake Forest University (1998)
  • M.D., UNMC (2002)
  • Residency in Medicine & Pediatrics, UNMC (2006)
  • Fellowship in Rheumatology, UNMC (2009)

Memberships:

  • Fellow, American College of Rheumatology
  • Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Society
  • American Medical Association
  • Nebraska Medical Association
  • Metro Omaha Medical Society

Three things people may not know about me:

  • I hold a patent for a device to help with positioning during a lumbar puncture. During my chief resident year, I developed this with the help of UNeMed and a company based in California. (The technology is for sale if anyone or any medical device company is interested.)
  • I have never completed nor entered a triathlon. My goal is to do both this year.
  • My parents owned a small business in Grand Island — and not involved in medicine — but my uncle, grandfather and great grandfather all had some portion of their medical education or had an affiliation with UNMC during their career.
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