Dr. Elovitz joins the academic medical system from the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, where she held a number of distinguished roles. A preterm birth expert, her research has focused on understanding the consequences of adverse reproductive and pregnancy outcomes, including their long-term effects for the health of the mother and child.
At Mount Sinai, she will be responsible for advancing research on women’s health and female biology.
“Dr. Elovitz will continue her more than 20 years of innovative bench-to-bedside research in maternal, reproductive and child health at Mount Sinai, and with her expertise and knowledge, will lead the charge to seamlessly integrate female biology and women’s health across all facets of learning, scientific discovery and healthcare throughout our health system,” said Dennis Charney, MD, president of academic affairs at Mount Sinai and the Anne and Joel Ehrenkranz Dean of the medical school.
