Research Bio
Dr. Aligne's research interests include evidence-based community health programs, Public Heath training for health care professionals, and environmental and social determinants of health. He is currently engaged in research on various aspects of evidence-based community health, and evidence-based medicine.
| Dr. David Satcher Community Health Improvement Award |
2013 |
| Outstanding Hospital Faculty Teaching Award |
2011 |
| Invited intern retreat leader Washington University Department of Pediatrics | St. Louis |
2009 |
| Forty under 40 | Rochester Business Journal | Rochester, NY |
2005 |
| Outstanding Community Service Award | Association of American Medical Colleges(AAMC) | University of Rochester Medical Center, Rochester NY |
2005 |
| Pediatric Scientist Development Program, U. Wisconsin Resident Representative |
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| Resident Research Presentation, Wisconsin AAP Annual Meeting |
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| Howard Hughes Medical Student Research Training Fellowship |
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| NIH Summer Research Training Grant |
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| UCLA Library Campbell book collection prize |
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| National Merit Scholarship |
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| Chancellor's Scholarship |
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| Regents' Scholarship |
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| Division of Honors Spoon Scholarship |
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| Division of Honors Summer Research Stipend |
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| Magna cum laude |
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| Phi Beta Kappa |
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2013
Collins C, Lavender M, Brown S, Sheffield P, Aligne CA. "Cyclopedia: sustaining a positive youth development program through community partnership". Int J Disabil Hum Dev. 2013; 12(4): 457-465. Link |
2013
King JM, Aligne CA. "Pediatrics in the community: Healthy Kids Zoo Adventure". Pediatr Rev. 2013; 34(6): 285-86. Link |
2011 Jan
Shah SD, Aligne CA. "Pediatrics in the community: the Haiti earthquake." Pediatrics in review / American Academy of Pediatrics. 2011 Jan; 32(1):34. |
2010
Rezet, B; Hoffman, BD; Kaczorowski, J; Algine, CA. "Pediatrics in the community: integrating community pediatrics into residency training." Pediatr Rev.. 2010; 31(4): 159-60. Link |
2010
Ritter V, Catalanotto F, Lossius M, Aligne CA. "Pediatrics in the community: "keep smiling!" the Florida fluoride project". Pediatr Rev. 2010; 31(1): 30. Link |
