Medical Student Leadership
4 Executive Board Members
9 Committee Chairs
26 Committee Members

Finance Committee

Reannon Suzuki

Reannon Suzuki is a native of Hawaii and a third-year medical student at the University of Hawaii John A. Burns School of Medicine. She earned her degree in Biomedical Sciences from The College of Idaho, where she also completed minors in Criminal Justice, Psychology, and Medicine. During her undergraduate years, she researched chemotherapy treatments for glioblastoma multiforme. After graduating, she spent a gap year working as a medical assistant and scribe.

Her current research spans new diagnostic tests for lung cancer, surgical outcomes, and medical innovation. As part of the University of Hawaii’s Medical Innovation and Design group, she has contributed to the development of novel devices, including an exoskeleton walker for rehabilitation and a wound vacuum system designed to accelerate healing. Reannon is committed to expanding her exposure to cardiac surgery and pursuing a career as an academic cardiothoracic surgeon.

Outside of school, she enjoys hiking Hawaii’s scenic trails, fishing, and swimming in the ocean. She looks forward to working with TSMA to strengthen its community of aspiring cardiothoracic surgeons and expand its reach, impact, and opportunities for professional growth.

Marc Mounzer

Marc is a New Jersey native and second-year medical student at Sidney Kimmel Medical College. He earned his BS/MS in Biomedical Engineering from Drexel University, where his coursework in cardiovascular engineering sparked his interest in cardiothoracic surgery. An aspiring cardiac surgeon, he is particularly interested in robotic cardiac surgery and mechanical circulatory support, aiming to integrate engineering principles with surgical innovation to improve outcomes in complex cardiac procedures. As Finance Committee Co-Chair of TSMA, Marc is committed to ensuring the organization’s initiatives are well-resourced to support education, mentorship, and outreach for students pursuing careers in cardiothoracic surgery. Outside of

medicine, he enjoys golf, tennis, and exploring new restaurants. He is honored to serve as a TSMA Committee Co-Chair and looks forward to collaborating with its members to advance themission of fostering the next generation of cardiothoracic surgeons.