James P. Bruzik

James P. Bruzik is the Associate Dean of Medical Education and Professor of Biochemistry at Saba University School of Medicine. He holds a PhD from Yale University and has held roles at Harvard, CWRU, and other institutions. His expertise spans medical education, gene expression, and RNA molecular biology. He has received awards such as the Scholarship in Teaching Award (2012) and the Burroughs Wellcome Fund New Investigator Award (1995-1999). His research includes studies on trans-splicing mechanisms and medical curriculum development. He has presented at conferences like IAMSE and AMEE, focusing on integrating basic sciences with clinical training.

His research interests include alternative splicing, mRNA vaccines, and medical education innovation. Key publications highlight his work in RNA processing and SR protein functions. He has served on editorial boards and grant review panels, and led curriculum development projects at CWRU and Saba.