Maddy Rosenthal: Hi, my name is Maddy Rosenthal, and I am one of the assistant professors of 
pulmonary and sleep medicine. I actually completed my sleep medicine fellowship here at OSU 
two years ago and decided to stay on as faculty for a number of reasons. First, I would say 
that the faculty and staff here at OSU have a very warm and collegial environment that was a 
great place for education.

[Video on screen
Maddy Rosenthal is sitting infront of a wall with a poster that says:
Blonde
But Not Forgotten
Harland Miller.
She is wearing a navy and white top that has a pattern of repeating circles and a tied knot in the middle.]

Additionally, staying on its faculty, it has provided me with opportunities in research as 
well as to build a clinical niche. So, I currently am focusing on the sleep aspects associated 
with central sleep apnea and the nephrenic nerve stimulator. As well as I have a hybrid pulmonary 
and sleep clinic focusing on advanced non-invasive ventilation for respiratory diseases such as 
COPD or obesity hypoventilation syndrome.

When talking about why else I wanted to stay at Ohio State, it was definitely because of the 
city of Columbus. If you're interested in having a big university feel with football and other 
collegiate sports, this is a great location. As well as if you like arts and culture, you'll 
experience bits of everything in the city of Columbus.

So, I surely recommend Ohio State for your sleep medicine fellowship.