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Brett Oxberry, PhD

Associate Professor , Anatomy and Cell Biology

Telephone:  215-707-3786

Fax:  215-707-2966

Email: oxberry@temple.edu

Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology

State University of New York at Stony Brook, Stony Brook, NY

B.S., Biology

 

Hofstra University, Hempstead, NY

M.A., Biology

 

University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona

Ph.D., Anatomy

 

University of Kansas Medical Center  Department of Physiology, Kansas City, KS

NIH Postdoctoral Fellowship, (Sponsor:   Dr. Gilbert S. Greenwald)

Regulation of ovarian follicle growth and development

 

Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole, Massachusetts

Fellowship Program in Medical Informatics

National Library of Medicine Fellowship

 

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Dr. Oxberry was trained as an anatomist and has done research in female reproductive biology. His more recent scholarship and creative work has been focused on the development and implementation of computer-based learning resources specifically designed to address educational objectives and needs in the medical and dental school curriculums. These efforts have produced a series of interactive, computer-based learning tools that engage students with high-resolution images, thought provoking text, and interactive environments. The computer applications created thus far are currently published as two CD-ROM's. The "Neuroanatomy Laboratory Assistant" CD-ROM contains a comprehensive collection of interactive neuroanatomical images, laboratory exercises and other learning resources including clinical case studies and video clips that demonstrate and explain the major components of the neurological exam. The "Gross Anatomy Laboratory Assistant" CD-ROM contains two extensive applications: the "Cross Section Navigator" a computer based learning tool created to help medical and dental students learn the cross sectional anatomy of the head, neck, thorax, abdomen, pelvis and perineum; and the "Diagnostic Image Collection" a computer based learning tool created to help medical and dental students learn the basic radiographic anatomy of the back, upper extremity, thorax, abdomen, pelvis, lower extremity and head.

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Oxberrry, B.A. (2003)

"Gross Anatomy Laboratory Assistant” (Version 3.5), a CD-ROM provided to all first year Medical and Dental students and residents in Diagnostic Imaging. The CD-ROM contains two applications: "Cross Section Navigator" a computer based learning tool created to help Medical and Dental students learn the cross sectional anatomy of the head, neck, thorax, abdomen, pelvis and perineum; and "Diagnostic Image Collection" a computer based learning tool created to help Medical and Dental students learn the basic radiographic anatomy of the back, upper extremity, thorax, abdomen, pelvis, lower extremity and head

Lamperti, A., Sodicoff, M. and Oxberry, B. (2001)

"Neuroanatomy Laboratory Assistant” (Version 4.1), a CD-ROM published by United Learning, Evanston, Illinois

Maldjian C., Adam R., Oxberry B., Chew F. and Kelly J. (2000)

Isolated tear of the teres major: a waterskiing injury. J Comput Assist Tomogr. 24(4):594-5.

Lamperti, A., Sodicoff, M. and Oxberry, B. (1999)

"Neuroanatomy Laboratory Assistant” (Version 3.0), a CD-ROM provided to all first year Medical and Dental students. The CD-ROM contains a comprehensive collection of interactive neuroanatomical images, laboratory exercises and other learning resources including clinical case studies and video clips that demonstrate and explain the major components of the neurological exam

Oxberrry, B.A. (1999)

"Gross Anatomy Laboratory Assistant” (Version 1.0) a CD-ROM provided to all first year Medical, Dental and Physical Therapy students.

Lamperti, A., Sodicoff, M. and Oxberry, B. (1997)

"Neuroanatomy Laboratory Assistant (Version 2.0)" a CD-ROM published by AGC Educational Media, Evanston, Illinois

Lamperti, A., Sodicoff, M. and Oxberry, B. (1996)

"Neuroanatomy Laboratory Assistant (Version 1.0)" a CD-ROM published by Visible Productions, Fort Collins, Colorado. (used in Medical and Dental Neuroanatomy courses.

Oxberry, B. (1993)

"Anatomy-PC / Cross Sectional Anatomy of the Head and Neck" a computer based learning program to help Medical and Dental students learn the cross sectional anatomy of the head and neck.

Oxberry, B. and Sodicoff, M. (1993)

"Anatomy-PC / Bone Marrow and Hemopoiesis Self-Evaluation" a computer based self-test with hints and unknowns to help Medical and Dental students learn to identify developing blood cells in the Bone Marrow.

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Temple University School of Medicine, Department of Anatomy

Medical Gross Anatomy

Summer Educational Reinforcement Activity (SERA)

Anatomic Basis of the Sectional Imaging Modalities (CME)

National Board Reviews for Sophomore Medical Students

Summer Gross Anatomy Course for Careers in Dentistry

Opportunity Program (CDOP)

Dental Gross Anatomy for Dental Students (Course Director)

Fundamentals of Cell Biology

Principles of Development

 

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Post-Doctoral Fellows And Other Scientists Supervised

Dr. Rachel Koshi, Visiting Commonwealth Fellow,

Christian Medical College and Hospital, Vellore, India

Medical And Graduate Students Supervised

Medical Student Summer Research Project

 Linda D'Andrea

 

Medical Student Summer Research Project

Roy Jefferson

 

Medical Student Computer Based Learning

Summer Research Project - Charles Ho

 

Medical Student Computer Based Learning

Summer Research Project - Joel Jorgenson

 

Medical Student Computer Based Learning

Summer Research Project - Howard Farrington

 

Medical Student Computer Based Learning

Summer Research Project - Vishal Dodia

 

Medical Student Computer Based Learning

Summer Research Project - Abraham Dubb

 

Medical Student Computer Based Learning

Summer Research Project - Douglas Hanes

 

Physical Therapy Student Computer Based Learning

Summer Research Project -  Jed Emahel

 

Medical Student Computer Based Learning

Summer Research Project - Andrew Blum

 

Medical Student Computer Based Learning

Summer Research Project - Adrian Hazbun

 

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