A&A is launching an exciting new mentoring opportunity, an Editorial Fellowship at the journal. This is a 12-month opportunity to work with the journal team to gain experience in all aspects of editorial work. The journal editors have selected 14 applicants to bring on as Editorial Fellows for 2025. They will be brought on in three groups every 4 months beginning April 1. During this one-year Editorial Fellowship, the participants will shadow two Section Editors for two 6-month periods and will also learn how to handle and review manuscripts and take on a scholarly project, which the Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Jaideep J. Pandit, and the Deputy Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Thomas Vetter, will oversee.

Congratulations to the First Class of A&A Editorial Fellows!

Amanda J. Naylor, MD, MPH
Second-Year Anesthesiology Resident
Cleveland Clinic Foundation
Cleveland, OH 

Dr. Amanda J. Naylor earned her MD and MPH in Epidemiology from Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine. She also holds an MA in Medical Sciences and a BA in History. Dr. Naylor has conducted extensive perioperative medicine research with the Cleveland Clinic Department of Outcomes Research, Midwest Orthopaedics at Rush, and FAER. She serves as Junior Co-Editor of the Residents’ Review of the ASA Monitor. She also serves on the ASA Resident Component Governing Council and the SOCCA Membership Committee.

Yves Joel Tochie Noutakdie, MD
Anesthesiologist Trainee in Regional, Ambulatory & Obstetric Anesthesia,
and Perioperative & Critical Care Medicine,
University of Strasbourg,
Strasbourg, France

Yves Joel Tochie Noutakdie is actively involved in clinical and research work to bring a positive impact on evidence-based anesthesia and analgesia. He also aims to achieve this through the acquisition of peer review and editorial skills in anesthesiology.

Moataz Maher Emara, MD, EDAIC, MSc, EACVI-TOE
Clinical Lecturer and Consultant in Anesthesiology and Intensive Care,
Mansoura University Faculty of Medicine,
Mansoura, Egypt

Dr. Moataz Maher Emara specializes in cardiovascular and transplantation anesthesia, with expertise in advanced hemodynamic management and ultrasound-guided monitoring. Beyond his clinical practice, Dr. Emara is an active researcher and has published in esteemed journals such as CHEST. He also serves as a peer reviewer for leading journals, including the Journal of Clinical Anesthesia and Critical Care. Additionally, he completed the Harvard University Egypt-Clinical Scholar Research Training (E-CSRT) program in 2020.

Rachel Gioscia-Ryan, MD, PhD
Clinical Fellow in Critical Care and Adult Cardiothoracic Anesthesia,
Massachusetts General Brigham Department of Anesthesiology,
Boston, MA

Rachel Gioscia-Ryan, MD, PhD, received her PhD in Integrative Physiology from the University of Colorado Boulder and her MD from the University of Michigan, where she also completed residency training in anesthesiology. She is pursuing a career as a clinician-scientist, leading a research program using translational physiology to identify pragmatic interventions to improve clinical care in perioperative and critical care settings.

Valluvan Rangasamy, MD
Assistant Professor of Anesthesia, Harvard Medical School; and
Attending Anesthesiologist, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center;
Boston, MA

Dr. Valluvan Rangasamy’s professional interests include perioperative outcomes research, hemodynamics, pharmacogenomics, frailty, cognition and prehabilitation. He is actively involved in improving perioperative safety for older adults, brain health and advancing innovative clinical trial designs. Dr. Rangasamy is excited to contribute to Anesthesia & Analgesia as an Editorial Fellow and looks forward to engaging in the peer-review and editorial process.