Carolyn Manhart, MD

Department

Medicine

Position

Assistant Professor

Publications

• Manhart Carolyn, Controversy over contraception coverage 2013

Presentations

• Guest Panelist Reconciling Science and Faith: Contemplating Reason and Relationship April 5, 2024 Creighton University 2024
• Keynote Speaker at Veterans Shine On Ceremony at Memorial Park, November 2, 2023 honoring Korean War Veterans 2023
• Speaker at 70th Anniversary Ceremony Commemorating the signing of the Korean Armistice Agreement, July 29, 2023, sponsored by Patriotic Productions 2023
• Panel Speaker M1 Retreat "What it Means to Teach and Practice at a Jesuit and Catholic Medical School" 7/24/22 2022
• Speed Dating for American Medical Womens Association Event 5/3/2022 for female medical students to learn about medical subspecialties from a female physicians perspective 2022
• Proud to be GIM (General Internal Medicine) Panelist for medical students interested in internal medicine 2/22/22 2022
• Guest Speaker at Catechism Class for adults on the Moral Concerns of Reproductive Medicine 2022
• Practicing as a Catholic Physician, Guest Speaker at Catholic Medical Student Association dinner 2013
• Biliary colic, upper gastrointestinal bleed and obstructive jaundice: An obscure triad resident poster presentation at American College of Physicians Nebraska Chapter meeting Authors included: Ahmed Abuzaid, Anushree Monga, Haitham Al ashry, Heather Berigan, Brianna Scott, Jitendra Pandya, Savio Reddymasu, Carolyn Manhart. 2012

Awards

• ACP Walter J. O’Donohue Award
  ACP Walter J. O’Donohue Award October 2021 (The Walter J. O’Donohue, Jr. honors a physician who embodies the qualities set by our late friend and colleague, an ardent supporter of the Nebraska Chapter: great leadership, scholarship and mentoring in his/her career)
  American College of Physicians
• ACP Early Career Physician Award 2015
  ACP Early Career Physician Award 2015 (The Early Career Physician Award recognizes an ACP member who has been a major contributor to the American College of Physicians, either locally or nationally, and is within sixteen years of medical school graduation)
  American College of Physicians