Eric Brumberger

Eric Brumberger, MD is a Clinical Associate Professor of Anesthesiology at Weill Cornell Medical College, Cornell University. He specializes in regional, thoracic, and obstetric anesthesia, with expertise in ultrasound-guided nerve blocks. His roles include Residency Program Director and co-director of medical student clerkships. Dr. Brumberger is affiliated with NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital and holds board certification in Anesthesiology.

• Education: BA in Near Eastern Studies (Cornell University, 2001); MD (Albert Einstein College of Medicine, 2005)
• Fellowships: Regional and Thoracic Anesthesia (Weill Cornell)

Research interests focus on anesthesia training during crises, regional anesthesia outcomes, and global health education. He co-created programs in India, Rwanda, and veterinary anesthesia collaborations. Awards include the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Society.

Publications emphasize pandemic impacts on residency training and clinical trial results in anesthesia techniques. He leads educational initiatives and serves on national committees for graduate medical education.