American College of Healthcare Executives Mentoring Committee
Mentorship has been demonstrated to be the most effective tool for things like diversity equity and inclusion, as well as for success in the workplace. Dr Shoval believes that mentoring and teaching has one of the highest return on investment (ROI’s) and often ripples far beyond the impact that you can see.
Let’s Move NJ
Voting time! Dr Shoval presented two equally impactful proposals to help children with disabilities and members voted. The winning proposal? “Let’s Move NJ!” 🏆
Grand Rounds Speaker at NYC Health and Hospitals Department of Rehabilitation Medicine
Dr Shoval presented about “CP Lifespan: Early Diagnosis and Transition to Adulthood” at Grand Rounds for The NYC Health and Hospitals, Jacobi Medical Center, Department of Rehabilitation Medicine.
Doctor chose Rutgers MBA to broaden her influence in healthcare
The Rutgers Business School Impact Report highlighted Dr. Shoval as an examplar of Student Success in their Fall 2024 edition.
How an unfathomable tragedy prompted a golf community to come together to help those in need
Dr. Shoval succesfully pitched the idea for a Golf Digest article about the Timothy J. Piazza Memorial Foundation and their gold fundraiser.
Physician is earning an MBA to broaden her influence in healthcare
Rutgers Business School ran an article about Dr. Shoval, including a quote from one of her teachers and advisors:
Invited Speaker at BIANJ regional training event on Brain Injury in Children & Adolescents
I presented on the Developmental Outcomes of Pediatric Brain Injury at the Brain Injury Alliance of New Jersey’s 2024 Regional Training event. Hosted at the Kessler Foundation’s East Hanover campus, this event helped educate practitioners about Brain Injury in Children & Adolescents.
Spotlight on Samantha, one of Dr. Shoval’s patients
Atlantic Health System’s instagram account spotlighted Dr. Shoval’s work with Samantha, a patient born with Cerebral Palsy. Her full journey is available as an Atlantic Health System Content Spotlight.
Negotiations Class Award
On the last day of Negotations Class (an MBA class at Rutgers Business School, we had fun with the class voting for the “Most ___” awards. I received the “Most Creative” (i.e. “best at developing unique and integrative solutions”) One of my favorite parts of this class was finding creative solutions so that both parties maximized their benefit. I truly enjoyed “expanding the pie.”
Medlink Neurology: Content Spotlight on updated Spasticity article
Dr. Shoval, along with Dr. Kimberly Heckert and Dr. Elaine Hatch of Thomas Jefferson University, updated the Spasticity article published by medlink neurology.
