Ryan Laterza, MD
Associate Professor, Anesthesiology
Medical School
- MD, University of Colorado Denver School of Medicine (2010)
Undergraduate School
- BS, University of Colorado - Boulder (CO) (2006)
Residency
- Mount Sinai School of Medicine Program, Anesthesiology (2014)
Fellowships
- Oregon Health & Science University, Critical Care Medicine (2015)
Languages
EnglishDepartment
AnesthesiologyProfessional Titles
- Critical Care Anesthesiology Attending
Recognitions
-
Humanism and Excellence in Teaching Award, Arnold P. Gold Foundation
(2011)
Nominated by medical students and selected by faculty at Mount Sinai as a physician role model and clinical educator. -
Engineering Fellows Honor Society, University of Colorado at Boulder, College of Engineering & Applied Science
(2006)
Selected by the Dean of Engineering to serve as an adviser, role model, and teacher for engineering students -
Outstanding Teacher of the Year, University of Colorado Department of Anesthesiology
(2018)
Awarded to a faculty member selected by the residents -
Outstanding Teacher of the Year, University of Colorado Department of Anesthesiology
(2019)
Awarded to a faculty member selected by the residents
Professional Memberships
- American Society of Anesthesiologists, Member
- Society of Critical Care Medicine, Member
- Gold Humanism Honor Society, Member
Practice Locations
Denver Health777 Bannock St
Denver, CO 80204
303-436-6000
Hospital Affiliation
- Denver Health Medical Center
Specialty Information
Specialties- Critical Care Medicine, Board Certification (2016)
- Anesthesiology, Board Certification (2015)
Personal Interests
My research and academic interest are primarily at the interface between medicine, technology, and biophysics. In addition to my medical training in anesthesiology and critical care medicine, I am also an electrical, computer, and biomedical engineer. I am passionate about utilizing my engineering background to integrate technology and medicine and to further medical education within this realm.
Public Speaking
Yes
My research and academic interest are primarily at the interface between medicine, technology, and biophysics. In addition to my medical training in anesthesiology and critical care medicine, I am also an electrical, computer, and biomedical engineer. I am passionate about utilizing my engineering background to integrate technology and medicine and to further medical education within this realm.
Public Speaking
Yes