About Babacar Cisse

BABACAR CISSE joined the department of neurological surgery in June 2010. He was in the MD/PhD program at the College of Physicians & Surgeons at Columbia University.

Babacar immigrated to New York with the dream of attaining a higher education and won the green-card lottery.

Babacar received his BA in chemistry from Bard College, where he won an National Institute of Health Undergraduate Scholarship, a Howard Hughes Undergraduate Research Fellowship, and the Reamer Kline Award, given to Bard College undergraduates who contribute significantly to the vitality of the college.

As a physician, he wants to help those in his immediate surroundings in America; as a research scientist, he hopes his future work will have penetrating effects abroad. Babacar has also been a big brother for orphans from the Hudson region.

Babacar and his wife, Fatou Toure, have three children named Maryam, Aishah, and Faatimah, they live in New York City.

Education

  • BA in Chemistry, Bard College
  • MA in Immunology, Columbia University
  • PhD in Immunology, Columbia University
  • MD in Medicine, Columbia University

Professional Fields

Work History

  • Neurosurgeon, Weill Cornell Medical College

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