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CURRICULUM VITAE JESSICA LEIGH SMITH, MD, FACEP

Business Address: 55 Claverick Street Department of Emergency Medicine 1st Floor, Suite 121 Providence, RI 02903 Business Phone: 401-444-6489 Business Fax: (401) 444-6662 [email protected] EDUCATION Undergraduate Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL 1993-1997 BS in Biology, Minors: Spanish and Mathematics

Honors received: Magna cum laude, Honors & Scholars Program Golden Key National Honor Society

Phi Beta Kappa Medical School University of Miami School of Medicine, Miami, FL 1998-2002 Doctor of Medicine

Honors received: John K. Robinson Award for Professionalism, Humanity & Citizenship Iron Arrow Honor Society Other Advanced Degrees/Professional Development 2014-present CORD Teaching Scholars Program 2012-2022 CITI Certification: Research of Human Subjects; Good Clinical Practice; University of Miami, Miami, FL 2010-2011 MERC: Medical Education Research Certification Diplomat 2014 MERC at CORD Scholar (certificate presented at CORD 2014) 2017 ACEP Emergency Department Directors Academy, Phase I POSTGRADUATE TRAINING Internship Washington Hospital Center, Washington, DC 2002-2003 Surgery (PGY1) Residency Boston Medical Center, Boston, MA 2003-2006 Emergency Medicine (PGY2-4 Program format) POSTGRADUATE HONORS AND AWARDS 07/2019 Nominee: EMRA’s 45 under 45: Influencers in Emergency Medicine

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03/2019 The Physician C.A.R.E Award Recipient (for outstanding contribution to The Miriam Hospital in enhancing Patient Experience)

03/2019 Nominee: AWAEM Mid-Career Award

01/2019 Nominee: EMRA Program Director of the Year Award

02/2018 FemInEM Idea Exchange (FIX) Scholarship recipient

06/2017 Dean’s Excellence in Teaching Award, The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University

08/2016 Jacek Franaszek Exemplary Educator Award, Department of Emergency Medicine, Rhode Island Hospital

08/2015 Outstanding Contribution to Education Award, Department of Emergency Medicine, Rhode Island Hospital

03/2013 CORD Distinguished Educator Award (Teaching and Evaluation)

10/2012 ACEP National EM Faculty Teaching Award

06/2011 Dean’s Excellence in Teaching Award, The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University

01/2010 Outstanding Physician Award for Excellence in Clinical Care, Teaching, and Research; Department of Emergency Medicine, Rhode Island Hospital

06/2003 Outstanding Intern Award for Plastic Surgery, Washington Hospital Center

06/2003 Outstanding Intern Award for Vascular Surgery, Washington Hospital Center PROFESSIONAL LICENSES AND BOARD CERTIFICATIONS 2007-2027 Diplomate of the American Board of Emergency Medicine (Recertified in 2016) 2006-2020 Rhode Island Board of Medicine, MD 12070 2019-2021 DEA X-waiver ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS 2014-Present Associate Professor, Clinician Educator, Department of Emergency Medicine,

Rhode Island Hospital & The Miriam Hospital, Providence, RI (7/1/14-6/30/2019) 2013-Present Residency Program Director, Department of Emergency Medicine, The Warren

Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Providence, RI 2009-2013 Residency Program Associate Director, Department of Emergency Medicine, The

Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Providence, RI 2008-2014 Assistant Professor, Clinician Educator, Department of Emergency Medicine,

Rhode Island Hospital & The Miriam Hospital, Providence, RI 2008-2009 Residency Program Assistant Director, Department of Emergency Medicine, The

Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Providence, RI

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2007-2009 Curriculum Director, Emergency Medicine Residency Program, The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Providence, RI

2006-2008 Clinical Instructor of Emergency Medicine, Rhode Island Hospital & The Miriam

Hospital, Providence, RI HOSPITAL APPOINTMENTS 2014-Present Associate Professor, Clinician Educator, Department of Emergency Medicine,

Rhode Island Hospital & The Miriam Hospital, Providence, RI 2008-2014 Assistant Professor, Clinician Educator, Department of Emergency Medicine,

Rhode Island Hospital & The Miriam Hospital, Providence, RI. 2006-2008 Clinical Instructor of Emergency Medicine, Rhode Island Hospital & The Miriam

Hospital, Providence, RI OTHER APPOINTMENTS 2017-Present University of Miami Miller School of Medicine Alumni Board, Member at Large 2016-Present Faculty, ACEP Teaching Fellowship 2016-Present Promotion Reviews: Columbia University (2016), University of Illinois at Chicago

(2016), University of Minnesota (2016), Oklahoma University (2017), Duke University (2017), College of Medicine-Phoenix (2019), University of Massachusetts Medical School-Baystate (2019)

2008-Present Faculty Evaluation & Compensation Committee, Member at Large, Department

of Emergency Medicine, Rhode Island Hospital and The Miriam Hospital 2008-Present Joint Trauma Conference Faculty Liaison, Department of Emergency Medicine

and Department of Surgery, Rhode Island Hospital • American College of Surgeons 2011 Trauma Center Re-Verification Site

Visit, ED liaison

2007-Present Faculty Interview & Search Committee, Department of Emergency Medicine, Rhode Island Hospital and The Miriam Hospital

• 2017 Search Committee for Vice Chair for Pediatric Emergency Medicine • 2018 Search Committee for Chair, Department of Emergency Medicine

2007-Present Residency Recruitment Committee, Department of Emergency Medicine, The

Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University • Chair 2013-present

HOSPITAL COMMITTEES 2019-Present Ad Hoc Committee for Faculty Evaluation Appeal 2019-Present EM Student Career Advising Committee 2019-Present Compensation Plan Subcommittee Member, Brown Emergency Medicine 2019-Present BrownEM Award Committee (for FemInEM FIX scholarship) 2018-Present BrownEMpowHER, Member, Brown Physicians Inc. (Women in emergency

medicine professional group) 2018-Present Diversity and Inclusion Action Planning/Diversity Committee 2017-Present UEMF Board of Directors, Member at Large; Finance Committee, Member 2017-2019 Lifespan Imaging Decision Steering Committee, Clinical Leadership Group 2017-Present UEMF/BPI Expense Reduction Working Group 2015-Present EM Medical Education Section Member

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2015-Present EPIC Electronic Medical Record Super User 2014-Present BrownEM Department Awards Committee 2013-Present Graduate Medical Education Committee

• Chair: Internal Program Reviews for Dental, Pediatric Endocrinology, Pediatric Gastroenterology (2018, 2019)

• CLER Visit Focus Group (October 2019) • Chair: Internal Program Reviews for Internal Medicine (2014, 2015),

Interventional Cardiology (2014, 2015), Structural Heart (2015) and Neurosurgical Oncology (request to establish new Fellowship) (2017)

• Chair, Complement Increase Review, Neurosurgery (2016) • Internal review committee for a resident grievance against a Lifespan

Department/Faculty member (2014) 2013-Present Executive Committee, Department of Emergency Medicine 2012-Present Resident Clinical Competency Committee; Chair 2012-2013 2012-2013 ED Patient Placement and Workflow Taskforce 2009-2010 Pharmacy & Therapeutics Committee 2009-2011 UEMF Physicians Salary & Hours Work Group 2008-2010 ED/ICU Operations Committee 2008-2016 Resident Wellness Committee, Faculty Advisor 2008-2009 Benefits Committee 2007-2008 Task Force to Review Family Leave Policies 2007-2010 Caring for Chronic Alcoholics Task Force 2007-2010 Emergency Department Flow and Function Committee 2007-Present Residency Advisory Committee; Chair 2013-Present 2007-2010 Pain Committee 2007-2013 Patient Safety & Quality Improvement Committee 2006-2013 The Miriam Hospital ED Planning Committee 2006-Present AEC Trauma Operations Committee 2006-2012 Medical Simulation Research & Operations Committee 2006-2007 Emergency Severity Index Triage Committee MEMBERSHIP IN SOCIETIES 2018-Present CORD Cares Foundation

• Board of Directors (Feb 2019-Apr 2021) 2017-Present ACEP/SAEM GME Finance Work Group 2014 PRAT Advisory Board: Sponsored by CORD, ABEM, & ACGME

(PRAT is an employer-based survey of Emergency Medicine Residency graduates measuring the efficacy of Emergency Medicine training. Feedback is given back to Residencies regarding the Programs’ strengths and weaknesses from an employer perspective. The data helps validate the ACGME Milestones and ABEM in-service, certification, and recertification examinations.)

2014 CORD Academy Steering Group (exploring ideas for how to better integrate The

Distinguished Educators Academy into the fabric of CORD. Subjects such as the creation of an Academy Advisory Committee, tiered professional development offerings, and integrated multi-institutional education research projects were delineated)

2007-Present Council of Residency Directors (CORD-EM)

• Board of Directors, Member at Large (Feb 2019-Apr 2021) • Board Liaison: Social Media and Digital Scholarship Committee; Virtual

Mentorship Task Force; Resilience Committee; IDEAS Committee (Feb 2019-Apr 2021)

• Application Process Improvement Task Force Member (Oct 2018-Present)

• Co-Chair, IDEAS Committee (Aug 2018-Jul 2019)

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• Board of Directors, Member at Large (Feb 2016-April 2018) • Co-Chair, IDEAS Committee (Aug 2017-April 2018) • CORD-AAMC Video Task Force (Feb 2016-Aug 2016) • Remediation Task Force

- Chair (Oct 2014-Feb 2016) § Developed a “24th Milestone” for Remediation triggers

- Vice Chair (Oct 2012-Oct 2014) • SLOE Task Force Member • 4-Year Program Committee Member • CORD Academy for Scholarship 2013-Present

- Membership Pillar 2013-2018 - Faculty Coaching Program (Coach, 2017-present) - Faculty Development Pillar 2018-present

§ Developed framework for a Universal Promotions Letter of Support (2018-2019)

• Active participant on the CORD listserv and CORD Academic Assemblies

2006-Present American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP)

• Board Member, RI Chapter Councillor, 10/2007-Present • BOD campaign team for Dr. Tony Cirillo, 10/2018 (elected) • BOD campaign team for Dr. Howie Mell, 10/2019 (not-elected)

2006-2018 Society for Academic Emergency Medicine (SAEM)

• Trauma Interest Group: Trauma Compendium Project (GME education and LLSA section leader)

2006-Present Brown University Women in Medicine 2006-Present Rhode Island Medical Society PUBLICATIONS LIST ORIGINAL PUBLICATIONS IN PEER-REVIEWED JOURNALS

1. Choo E, Mitchell P, Mehta S, Smith J et al. The Utility of Initial Dose Intravenous Antibiotics for Cellulitis Prior to Discharge on Oral Antibiotics from the Emergency Department, Annals of Emergency Medicine 46(3), 2005, ppS84

2. Tubbs R, Murphy B, Maniero M, Kobayashi L, Smith J, et al. High Fidelity Medical Simulation as

an Assessment Tool for Radiology Residents’ Acute Contrast Reaction Management Skills. J Am Coll Radiol. 2009 Aug; 6(8): 582-7 (PMID: 19643387)

3. Kobayashi L, Lindquist D, Jenouri I, Dushay K, Haze D, Sutton E, Smith, J et al. Comparison of

Sudden Cardiac Arrest Resuscitation Performance Data Obtained from In-Hospital Incident Chart Review and In Situ High-fidelity Medical Simulation. Resuscitation. 2010 Apr; 81(4):463-71 (PMID: 20122781)

4. Sullivan C, Murano T, Comes J, Smith J, Katz E. Emergency Medicine Directors' Perceptions On

Professionalism: A Council Of Residency Directors Emergency Medicine Survey. AEM. 2011 Oct; 18(10):S97-S103 (PMID: 21999565)

5. Clyne B, Smith J, Napoli A. Emergency Medicine Faculty Teaching Scores Are Not Influenced by

Clinical Productivity But Inversely Related to Faculty Experience. Journal of Graduate Medical Education. 2012 Dec; 434-37 (PMCID: PMC3546571)

6. Love J, Smith J, Weizberg, M, Doty, C, Garra, G, Avegno, J, Howell, J. Council Of Emergency

Medicine Residency Directors’ Standardized Letter Of Recommendation: The Program Director’s Perspective. AEM. 2014 Jun;21(6):680-687 (PMID: 25039553)

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7. Love, J, Smith, J, Weizberg, M, Doty, C, Garra, G, Avegno, J. Howell. Council Of Emergency Medicine Residency Directors Standardized Letter Of Evaluation: Program Director’s Perspective. WJEM. 2014 Sep;15(5.1): S42

8. Gemme SR, Cohn J, Smith J. A Novel Approach to Internal Medicine Education for Emergency Medicine Residents. WJEM. 2014 Sep;15(5.1): S42

9. Gordon D, Kaplan B, Krzyzaniak S, Lawson L, Murano T, Smith J, Weizberg M. CORD Remediation Task Force – Milestone-based Remediation Toolbox. WJEM. 2014 Sep;15(5.1): S42

10. Egan DJ, Nobay F, Murano T, Smith J. A Suggested Approach to Remediation of the Medical Knowledge Milestone. WJEM. 2014 Sep;15(5.1): S42

11. Weizberg M, Smith J, Silverberg M, Murano T, Santen S. What does Remediation and Probation

Status Mean? A Survey of EM Program Directors. AEM 2015; 22(1):113-116. (PMID: 25565491)

12. Duong D, Oyama L, Smith J, Spector J, Narang A. Medical Student Perceptions on the Instruction of the Emergency Medicine Oral Case Presentation. JEM 2015 Mar; 48(3):337-343. (PMID: 254538574)

13. Silverberg M, Weizberg M, Murano T, Smith J, Burkhardt J, Santen S. What is the prevalence and success of remediation of Emergency Medicine residents? A Survey of EM Program

Directors. WJEM 2015 Nov; 16(6):839-44. Epub 2015 Oct 22. (PMID: 26594275) 14. Wilcox S, Strout T, Schneider J, Richard J, Smithline H, Mitchell P, Lutfy-Clayton L, Smith J, Maydin, A, Seigel. T. Academic Emergency Medicine Physicians' Knowledge of Mechanical Ventilation. WJEM; 2016 May;17(3):271-9. Epub 2016 Apr 26. (PMID: 27330658) 15. Gil A, DeFroda S, Janicki A, Smith J, Eberson C. An Evaluation of the Utility of an Orthopaedic

Surgery Rotation for Emergency Medicine Residents. RIMJ; 2016 Sep; 99(9):35-37 (PMID: 27579949)

16. Pittman, M, Yarris L, Lall M, Smith J, Wills C, Ufberg J, Hegarty C, Love J. Do Emergency Medicine Residency Graduates Feel Prepared to Manage Closed Fractures After Training? AEM 2017 Jan; 24(1)92-97 (PMID: 27477866)

• Abstract published in WJEM 2016 Aug; 17(S):85-86 17. Merritt, J, Gaines S, Smith, J, Santen S. A Novel Curriculum to Emphasize Emergency Medicine Residents’ Exposure to Pediatrics. WJEM 2017 Jan; 18(1):14-19. (PMID: 28116002) 18. Smith J, Lypson M, Silverberg M, Weizberg M, Murano T, Lukela M, Santen S. Defining uniform

processes for remediation, probation, and termination in residency training. WJEM 2017 Jan; 18(1): 110-113. (PMID: 28116019)

19. Williamson K, Moreira M, Quattromani E, Smith J. Remediation Strategies for Systems-Based

Practice and Practice-Based Learning and Improvement Milestones JGME. 2017 Jun; 9(3):290-293. (PMID: 28638505)

20. Pensa G, Smith J, McAteer K. Calling all curators: A novel approach to individualized interactive instruction. WJEM 2018 Jan; 19(1)169-171. (PMID: 29383076) 21. Linden J; Breaud A; Matthews J; McCabe K; Schneider J; Liu J; Halpern L; Barron R; Clyne B; Smith J; Kauffman D; Dempsey M; Dechert T; Mitchell P. The intersection of gender and

resuscitation leadership experience in Emergency Medicine Residents – a qualitative study. AEM Education and Training: Online/Early view: Mar 11, 2018; Apr 2018 Vol 2(2) 162-168. (PMID: 30051083)

22. Murano T, Smith J, Weizberg M. Remediation Strategies for Emergency Medicine Patient Care Milestones. Cureus, Journal of Medical Science, Nov 2018 Vol 10(11) 35-57. (PMID: 30648089)

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23. Egan D, Gentges J, Regan L, Smith J, Williamson K, Murano T. An Emergency Medicine Remediation Consult Service: Access to Expert Remediation Advice and Resources. AEM Education and Training: Online/Early view: Feb 25, 2019; 00:1-4; Print: Apr 2019 Vol 3(2): 193- 196. (PMID: 31008432) BOOKS AND BOOK CHAPTERS

1. Smith J. Exogenous Anticoagulants and Antiplatelet Agents, Tintinalli’s Emergency Medicine: Just the Facts, 7th Edition, Tintinalli, Ed. Ó2013.

2. Smith J. Exogenous Anticoagulants, Antiplatelet Agents, and Fibrinolytics. Emergency Medicine Manual, 7th Edition, Tintinalli, Ed. Ó2011.



5. Gray A, Smith J. Bowel Obstruction: Does everyone with a SBO need a nasogastric tube? What is the safest way to place it? In Graham AC, Carlberg DJ, eds. Gastrointestinal Emergencies - Evidence-Based Answers to Key Clinical Questions. Cham, Switzerland: Springer. Published February 4, 2019.

6. Smith J, Beck, Andrew. Tintinalli’s Emergency Medicine Examination and Board Review. Thoracic Respiratory Disorders. Exam item writer. Submitted June 1, 2018. Publication pending.

OTHER NON-PEER REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS

1. Smith J. Case management: Neck Pain, MACEP News, June 2006

2. Smith J. Quoted in Residency Program Alert, July 2014, Vol 12 (7). Beat the Clock: Time management tips for residency program coordinators and directors (published interview)

3. Hunihan M, Smith J. Review of First Aid Guidelines from the International Liaison Committee on

Resuscitation: Toxic Eye Injury. ACEP Now. Oct 9, 2016.

4. Lipsman Z, Smith J. Review of First Aid Guidelines from the International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation: Control of Bleeding. ACEP Now. Oct 9, 2016.

5. Rybasack-Smith H, Smith J. Review of First Aid Guidelines from the International Liaison

Committee on Resuscitation: Concussion. ACEP Now. Dec 14, 2016.

6. Ganapathy A, Smith J. Review of First Aid Guidelines from the International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation: Open Chest Wound. ACEP Now. Feb 17, 2017.

7. Thorndike J, Smith J. Review of First Aid Guidelines from the International Liaison Committee on

Resuscitation: Spinal Motion Restriction. ACEP Now. Apr 10, 2017.

8. Smith J. Quoted in Brown Medicine. Spring 2017. The Other Side of Match Day (published interview: http://www.brownmedicinemagazine.org/blog/the-other-side-of-match-day/).

9. Smith J. EMRA Program Director Interview Series. Jun 24, 2019 (published interview: https://www.emra.org/emresident/article/pd-interview-brown/)

PUBLICATIONS SUBMITTED OR IN PREPARATION

1. Kauffman D, Dempsey M, Schneider J, Linden J, Smith J, McCabe K, et al. When Self-doubt Affects Wellbeing: The Ongoing Need To Address Imposter Syndrome In Residency Programs (manuscript submitted to AJS; JGME 8/29/17)

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2. Love J, Deiorio N, Smith J, Jordan J, Hegerty C, Van Meter M, Edens M. The Emergency

Medicine Group Standardize Letter of Evaluation as a Workplace Based Assessment: The Validity is in the Detail (Advances in Health and Medicine, 2/2019)

3. Normalizing utilization of therapy during emergency medicine residency training. Hart D, et al. (prelim stages of development, 3/2019).

4. Faculty Engagement in Medical Simulation. Musits A, et al. (prelim stages of development, 7/2019)

ABSTRACTS

1. Choo E, Smith J, Mitchell P, Mehta S & Medzon R. The Use of Initial-dose Intravenous Antibiotics in Patients with Mild Cellulitis Prior to Discharge from the Emergency Department.

• Abstract presented at the ACEP Scientific Assembly, Washington DC. September 2005.

2. Tubbs R, Lourenco A, Smith J. Creation of a Digital Radiographic Image Database for Emergency Medicine Residency Training.

• Abstract presented at the Council of Residency Directors Scientific Assembly, Research Forum. February 2008.

3. Smith J. Clinical Pearls and Visual Diagnosis Contest: Charcot Joint. • Photo and case presented at the SAEM 2008 Annual Meeting, Washington, DC. 05/2008.

4. Smith J. Clinical Pearls and Visual Diagnosis Contest: Hypopyon.

• Photo and case presented at the SAEM 2009 Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA.05/2009.

5. Smith J. Clinical Pearls and Visual Diagnosis Contest: Raynaud’s Disease. • Photo and case presented at the SAEM 2009 Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA.05/2009.

6. Clyne B, Napoli A, Smith J. EM Faculty Teaching Scores Are Not Influenced by Clinical

Productivity, Level of Experience, or Clinical Workload. • Abstract presented at the Council of Residency Directors Annual Meeting, Orlando, FL.

03/04/2010. • Abstract presented at the New England Emergency Medicine Research Directors

Regional Meeting, Worcester, MA, 04/14/2010. • Abstract presented at the SAEM Annual Meeting, Phoenix, AZ, 06/2010.

7. Duong D, Oyama L, Smith J, Spector J. Attitudes Of Medical Students On Their Instruction Of

The Emergency Medicine Oral Case Presentation. • Abstract presented at the Council of Residency Directors Annual Meeting, San Diego,

CA. 03/05/2011. • Abstract presented at the New England Research Directors Annual Meeting, Hartford,

CT. 04/06/2011. • Abstract presented at the SAEM Annual Meeting, Boston, MA. 06/02/2011.

8. Smith J. Clinical Pearls and Visual Diagnosis Contest: Dacryocystitis.

• Photo and case presented at the SAEM 2011 Annual Meeting, Boston, MA. 06/2011.

9. Smith J. Clinical Pearls and Visual Diagnosis Contest: Knee Dislocation. • Photo and case presented at the SAEM 2011 Annual Meeting, Boston, MA. 06/2011.

10. Sullivan C, Murano T, Comes J, Smith J, Katz E. Emergency Medicine Directors' Perceptions On

Professionalism: A Council Of Residency Directors - Emergency Medicine Survey. • Abstract presented at the NJ-ACEP Annual Meeting, East Windsor, NJ. 05/10/2011. • Abstract presented at the SAEM Annual Meeting, Boston, MA. 06/02/2011.

POSTERS

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11. Zinzuwadia S, Woolley W, Zgurzynski P, Tubbs R, Smith J. Teaching to the Level of the Learner: The Effects of a Brief Faculty Development Intervention.

• Abstract presented at the SAEM Annual Meeting, Boston, MA. 06/02/2011. • Abstract presented at the CORD Academic Assembly, Atlanta, GA. 04/02/2012.

12. Mackenzie D, Smith J, Clyne B. Effect of resident training and experience on time to evaluate

and disposition emergency department patients. • Abstract presented at the ACEP Scientific Assembly, Denver, CO. 10/08/2012.

13. Egan D, Smith J, Nobay F, Murano T. A Suggested Approach to Remediation of the Medical

Knowledge Milestone • Abstract presented at the CORD Academic Assembly Advances in Education Research

and Innovations Forum, New Orleans, LA. 03/31/2014-04/02/2014.

14. Silverberg M, Weizberg M, Smith J, Murano T, Santen S. What is the Status of Remediation and Probation in Emergency Medicine Residency Programs? A survey of EM Program Directors.

• Abstract presented at the SAEM New England Research Directors Annual Meeting, New Haven, CT. 03/26/2014.

• Abstract presented at the CORD Academic Assembly Advances in Education Research and Innovations Forum, New Orleans, LA. 03/31/2014-04/02/2014.

• Abstract presented at the SAEM Annual Meeting, Dallas, TX. 05/15/2014.

15. Weizberg M, Kaplan B, Krzyzaniak S, Gordon D, Lawson L, Murano T, Smith J. CORD Remediation Task Force - Milestone-Based Remediation Toolbox.


16. Love, J, Smith, J, Weizberg, M, Doty, C, Garra, G, Avegno, J. Howell. Council of Emergency

Medicine Residency Directors Standardized Letter of Evaluation: Program Director’s Perspective.


17. Gemme S, Cohn J, Smith, J. A novel Approach to Internal Medicine Education for Emergency

Medicine Residents. • Abstract presented at the CORD Academic Assembly Advances in Education Research

and Innovations Forum, New Orleans, LA. 03/31/2014-04/02/2014. 18. Smith J. Clinical Images Exhibit: Frostbite.

• Photo and case presented at the SAEM 2014 Annual Meeting, Dallas, TX. 05/2014.

19. Weizberg M, Silverberg M, Murano T, Smith J, Santen S. What is the Incidence of Remediation in Emergency Medicine Residency Programs?

• Abstract published in Annals of Emergency Medicine, Volume 64, Issue 4, S60, Oct 2014.

• Abstract/poster presented at the 2014 ACEP Research Forum, Chicago, IL. 10/27-28/2014.

20. Williamson K, Quattromani E, Moreira M, Smith J. Systems-Based Practice and Practice-Based

Learning Milestone-Based Remediation Toolbox. • Abstract/Poster presented at the CORD Academic Assembly Advances in Education

Research and Innovations Forum, Phoenix, AZ. 04/13/2015.

21. Gaines, S and Smith, J. Internal Medicine Follow-Up Rounds: A Novel Intern Rotation and Direct Observational & Instructional Tool

• Abstract/Poster presented at the Program in Educational Faculty Development, The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Providence, RI. 04/06/2015.

• Abstract/Poster presented at the AAMC Northeast Group on Educational Affairs (NAGEA) Annual Retreat, Worcester, MA. 04/17/2015-04/18/2015.

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22. Pittman, M, Wills, C, Smith J, Hegarty C, Ufberg, J, Love, J, Lall, M. Do Emergency Medicine Residency Graduates Feel Prepared to Manage Closed Fractures After Training?

• Lightning Oral Abstract (presented 03/08/2016 by Pittman)/Poster presented at the CORD Academic Assembly Advances in Education Research and Innovations Forum, Nashville, TN. 03/06/2016-03/09/2016.

23. Dempsey, M Kauffman D, Schneider J, Linden J, Smith J, McCabe K, et al. When Self-doubt

Affects Wellbeing: The Ongoing Need To Address Imposter Syndrome In Residency Programs • Abstract/Poster/Podium presentation at the Association for Surgical Education Annual

Meeting, Boston, MA. 04/12/2016-04/16/2016 (Kauffman).

24. Mathews J, Breaud A, Mitchell P, Dempsey M, Kauffman D, Schneider J, McCabe K, Clyne B, Smith J, Barron R, Dechert T, Halpern L, Linden J. She Said, He Said - Resident Perceptions of Gender and Leadership in Acute Resuscitations: A Qualitative Analysis

• Abstract/Poster presented at the CORD Academic Assembly Advances in Education Research and Innovations Forum, Nashville, TN. 03/06/2016.

• Abstract presented at the SAEM New England Research Directors Annual Meeting, Worcester, MA. 03/30/2016 (Matthews).

• Abstract/Poster/Short communication presented at the AAMC Northeast Group on Educational Affairs (NAGEA) Annual Retreat, Worcester, MA. 04/08/2016-04/09/2016 (Matthews).

• Lightning Oral Abstract presented at the SAEM Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA. 05/12/2016 (Matthews).

25. Dempsey, M Kauffman D, Schneider J, Linden J, Smith J, McCabe K, et al. Goal Theory and imposter phenomenon during residency: Does self-doubt make me a fraud?

• Abstract/Poster/Podium presentation at European Association for Learning and Instruction. Tampere, Finland. Jan 2017 (Kauffman).

26. Smith J. Clinical Images Exhibit: Phlegmasia cerulea dolens. • Photo and case presented at the SAEM 2017 Annual Meeting, Orlando, FL. 05/18/2017.

SCHOLARLY WORK PUBLISHED IN OTHER MEDIA PEER REVIEWED

1. Gettel C, Smith J. Staphylococcal Toxic Shock Syndrome: EM-Focused Highlights, EMDOCS.NET. Feb 7, 2017. Available here: http://www.emdocs.net/staphylococcal-toxic-shock-syndrome-em-focused-highlights/

NON-PEER-REVIEWED

1. Smith J. Transitions from APD to PD: The Secrets No One Ever Told You. Council of Emergency Medicine Residency Directors Blog. Jan 12, 2017. Available here: https://cordemblog.wordpress. com/2017/01/12/transitions-from-apd-to-pd-the-secrets-no-one-ever-told-you/

INVITED PRESENTATIONS FACULTY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS NATIONAL

1. Educators Bootcamp: A Breakout Session (small group facilitator), SAEM Annual Meeting, Phoenix, AZ. 06/03/2010, 75 academic EM attendings in attendance.

2. Update on Remediating Professionalism: A summary of the CORD survey findings, ACEP

Scientific Assembly, Las Vegas, NV. 09/28/2010, 20 academic emergency medicine faculty physicians in attendance.

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3. Addicted to Work: Your 12 Step Program for Recovery (Finding the Work-Life Balance for the

APD), Council of Residency Directors-EM Academic Assembly, Denver, CO. 03/05/2013.

4. Pearls and pitfalls in the application process to become a Distinguished Educator: CORD Academy for Scholarship in Education in Emergency Medicine “Signature Series” panel discussion and small group break-out session, Council of Residency Directors-EM Academic Assembly, Denver, CO. 03/08/2013.

5. Curriculum Lifesaver: How to Inject Strength Into Your “Weakly” Didactics, Council of Residency

Directors-EM Academic Assembly, New Orleans, LA. 03/30/2014.

6. Establishing a Coaching Program, Lessons from the Distinguished Educators: CORD Academy for Scholarship in Education in Emergency Medicine “Signature Series” panel discussion and small group break-out session, Council of Residency Directors-EM Academic Assembly, New Orleans, LA. 03/30/2014.

7. MERC at CORD, Lessons from the MERC Scholars: panel discussion and small group break-out

session, SAEM Annual Meeting. Dallas, TX. 05/13/2014.

8. Developing Faculty Scholarship in Medical Education using Enduring Materials, Leadership, Research, Teaching and Evaluation. Council of Residency Directors-EM Academic Assembly, Phoenix, AZ. 04/15/2015.

9. Creating Clarity for the Process of Managing Residents through Remediation, Probation, and

Termination. Educational Sound Bites: Council of Residency Directors-EM Academic Assembly; Phoenix, AZ. 04/16/2015.

10. Educational Consults: A CORD Academy for Scholarship Distinguished Educators Workshop.

SAEM Annual Meeting. San Diego, CA. 05/14/2015.

11. Transitions from APD to PD: The Secrets No One Told You. Council of Residency Directors-EM Academic Assembly; Nashville, TN. 03/06/2016.

12. Remediation Best Practices. Council of Residency Directors-EM Academic Assembly; Nashville, TN. 03/07/2016.

13. Remediation Task Force Workshop and Consults. Council of Residency Directors-EM Academic Assembly; Nashville, TN. 03/07/2016.

14. MERC at CORD Scholars Program: Performing Education Research, Step Back Exercise.

Council of Residency Directors-EM Academic Assembly; Ft. Lauderdale, FL. 04/27/2017

15. Remediation Task Force Workshop and Consults. Council of Residency Directors-EM Academic Assembly; Ft. Lauderdale, FL. 04/29/2017.

16. Developing a Career in EM Education. SAEM Annual Meeting. Junior Faculty Development

Forum. Orlando, FL. 05/19/2017.

17. Pediatric Pie Hole Problems. Grand Rounds. University of Miami Leonard Miller School of Medicine/Jackson Memorial Hospital Emergency Care Center. Residency Conference. Miami, FL. 08/22/2017.

18. Drawing the Roadmap to an Academic Career in EM. Grand Rounds. University of Miami

Leonard Miller School of Medicine/Jackson Memorial Hospital Emergency Care Center. Residency Conference, Miami, FL. 08/22/2017.

19. Med Ed Bootcamp for Clinician Educators. Jackson Memorial Hospital Emergency Care Center

Faculty Retreat, Miami, FL. 08/22/2017.

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20. The AAMC Standardized Video and You. Icahn School of Medicine at Mt. Sinai: 2017 Northeast Medical Student Symposium. NY, NY. 09/09/2017.

21. EM Career Development for Medical Students. Panel. 2017 Northeast Medical Student

Symposium, Icahn School of Medicine at Mt. Sinai. NY, NY. 09/09/2017.

22. Remediation Roundtable: How to contain and train the elephant in the room. GME Education Conference, Icahn School of Medicine at Mt. Sinai. NY, NY. 10/25/2017.

23. Journal Club Do’s and Don’ts. ACEP Teaching Fellowship. Dallas, TX. 03/06/2018 (Class 1) and 03/07/2018 (Class 2).

24. Get Your Message Across, Essential Communication Skills in the 21st Century. ACEP Teaching Fellowship. Dallas, TX. 03/06/2018 (Class 1) and 03/07/2018 (Class 2).

25. Designing an Assessment Instrument. ACEP Teaching Fellowship. Dallas, TX. 03/06/2018 (Class 1) and 03/07/2018 (Class 2).

26. Generational Styles: Creating synergy and understanding. ACEP Teaching Fellowship. Dallas, TX. 03/06/2018 (Class 1) and 03/07/2018 (Class 2).

27. Pediatric Pie Hole Problems. Grand Rounds, Staten Island University. Staten Island, NY. 04/18/2018.

28. Essential Communication Skills in the 21st Century. Grand Rounds, Staten Island University. Staten Island, NY. 04/18/2018.

29. Med Ed Bootcamp for Clinician Educators. Grand Rounds, Staten Island University. Staten Island, NY. 04/18/2018.

30. Don’t Turn Your Grapes Into Whine: Dealing with the Negative Faculty Evaluation. Council of Residency Directors-EM Academic Assembly; San Antonio, TX. 04/22/2018.

31. Remediation Task Force Workshop and Consults. Council of Residency Directors-EM Academic Assembly; San Antonio, TX. 04/23/2018.

32. The Standardized Video Interview: A Focus Group for PDs. Washington, DC. 05/07/2019.

33. Journal Club Do’s and Don’ts. ACEP Teaching Fellowship. Dallas, TX. Scheduled for 02/22/2020 (Class 1) and 02/23/2020 (Class 2).

34. Get Your Message Across, Essential Communication Skills in the 21st Century. ACEP Teaching Fellowship. Dallas, TX. 02/22/2020 (Class 1) and 02/23/2020 (Class 2).

35. Designing an Assessment Instrument. ACEP Teaching Fellowship. Dallas, TX. 02/22/2020 (Class 1) and 02/23/2020 (Class 2).

36. Generational Styles: Creating synergy and understanding. ACEP Teaching Fellowship. Dallas, TX. 02/22/2020 (Class 1) and 02/23/2020 (Class 2).

37. Promotion and Tenure Rules of the Road. Council of Residency Directors-EM Academic

Assembly; New York, NY. 03/10/2020

38. Topic(s) TBD. University of Miami Leonard Miller School of Medicine/Jackson Memorial Hospital Emergency Care Center. Residency Conference, Miami, FL. Scheduled 03/25/2020.

39. Resident Remediation. GME Education Conference, Greater New York Hospital Association. NY, NY. Scheduled for Spring 2020.

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REGIONAL

1. The Art of Providing Feedback to Residents and Medical Students, The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University Department of Emergency Medicine, Providence, RI. 06/02/2009.

2. Education in the ED: New faculty orientation and teaching expectations, The Warren Alpert

Medical School of Brown University, Department of Emergency Medicine, Providence, RI. Various dates, 07/01/2009 – present.

3. Habits of Highly Effective Educators: University Emergency Medicine Foundation Faculty Retreat,

Department of Emergency Medicine, Providence, RI. 05/21/2010, 70 attending physicians and administrative personnel in attendance.

4. Building a High Impact Relationship with Your Protégé. Department of Emergency Medicine, Faculty Education Retreat, Providence, RI. 08/30/2011.

5. Know and Grow: How to get involved in Emergency Medicine Organizations, The Warren Alpert

Medical School of Brown University, Department of Emergency Medicine, Providence, RI. 10/11/2011.

6. The Master EM Clinician-Educator: efficiency, productivity, and getting the most out of your team,

The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Department of Emergency Medicine, Providence, RI. 10/02/2012.

7. Beyond Information Transfer: Interactive Techniques To Engage Your Learners. a. The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Providence, RI. 9/29/2015. b. AAMC Northeast Group on Educational Affairs (NAGEA) Spring Regional Meeting,

Providence, RI. 04/08/2016-04/09/2016.

8. How I Keep From Going Postal: An Appreciative Inquiry Exercise. University Emergency Medicine Foundation Faculty Retreat, Department of Emergency Medicine, Providence, RI. 05/18/2016.

OTHER INVITED PRESENTATIONS NATIONAL

1. CPC Case Presentation: Rickets, Society for Academic Emergency Medicine, Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA. 05/13/2009.

• Runner-up, Best Faculty Discussant, Division II

2. Life as an EM doc: your questions answered. • Medical Student Symposium, SAEM annual meeting, Chicago, IL. 05/11/2012 • Medical Student Symposium, SAEM annual meeting, San Diego, CA. 05/15/2015

3. AWAEM Senior resident CV Workshop, ACEP Scientific Assembly, Chicago, IL. 10/28/2014.

4. Match Advice for Senior Medical Students: Post-Interview Communication. Academic Life in

Emergency Medicine (ALiEM) Webcast Series. Live recording 11/11/2014. Available here: http://www.aliem.com/em-match-advice-post-interview-communications

5. Delphi panel: CORD Simulation Community of Practice in concert with SAEM's Simulation

academy to delineate the role of simulation in Emergency Medicine remediation.

6. CORD Connects: Curriculum Development 101. Webinar 03/22/2018. Session 6. Available here: https://www.cordem.org/events/virtualevents/cord-connects/

7. AAEM RSA Podcast: The Standardized Video Interview. Posted Spring 2018. Available here: http://www.aaemrsa.org/get-involved/podcasts/episode-33

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8. CORD Connects: Remediation Consults, LIVE! Webinar 09/04/2019. Session #21. Available here: https://www.cordem.org/events/virtualevents/cord-connects/

REGIONAL

1. National Youth Leadership Forum on Medicine, Introduction to Medical Simulation, The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University Department of Emergency Medicine, Providence, RI. 06/25/2007, 51 high school students in attendance

2. Mock Oral Boards Training and Practice Session, Triple Encounter: Subarachnoid Hemorrhage, Fight Bite, and Anaphylaxis. Boston University, Department of Emergency Medicine, Boston, MA. 03/29/2011.

3. Mock Oral Boards Training and Practice Session, Triple Encounter: Testicular Torsion, GI Bleed, WPW. Boston University, Department of Emergency Medicine, Boston, MA. 11/29/2011.

GRANTS 1. The ACCESS Trial, Access to the cardiac catheterization laboratory in patients without ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction resuscitated from out-of-hospital ventricular fibrillation cardiac arrest. NIH/NHLBI 5U01HL133818-02 (PIs: Aufderheide and Yannopoulos); 9/15/2016-5/31/2021; Total award: $1,131,901; Direct cost/year: per patient enrollment. *Determine survival to hospital discharge with Modified Ranking Scale Score ≤ 3 in adult (18-75 years old) patients resuscitated from out-of-hospital VT/VF cardiac arrest who do not have ST-segment elevation on emergency department 12-lead ECG (no-STEMI) randomized to receive either: 1) initial CCL admission, or 2) initial ICU admission. Role: Site Co-Investigator (effort per patient enrollment) 2/24/2019-5/28/2019. Role: Principal Investigator 5/29/2019-present. 2. Established Status Epilepticus Treatment Trial (ESETT) NIH/NINDS 1U01NS088034 (PI: Kapur); 9/30/2014-8/31/2019; Total award: $6,170,975; Direct cost/year: per patient enrollment. *Determine the most effective and/or the least effective treatment of ESE among patients older than two years by comparing three arms: fosphenytoin (FOS), levetiracetam (LEV), and valproic acid (VPA). Role: Site Principal Investigator (effort per patient enrollment) 8/6/2019-present. 3. BrownEM Innovations Diversity Grant: $800, awarded August 2019. Utilize funding to help recruit underrepresented students and residents to the visiting clerkship and residency program.

UNIVERSITY TEACHING, ADVISING, AND MENTORING ROLES Course Lecturer and Small Group Leader: Leadership in Healthcare Case-studies in academic leadership and gender disparities in health care leadership. The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Department of Emergency Medicine, Providence, RI. 01/10/2018. Average class size: 40 Course Lecturer and Small Group Leader: Physician Leadership: Essential Skills for Tomorrow’s Health Care Leaders Team Building and Motivating Others, The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Department of Emergency Medicine, Providence, RI. 02/27/2013. Average class size: 30 Course Lecturer and Small Group Leader: BioMed 362 & 363: Introduction to Clinical Procedures ED Orientation

• 02/09/2007, 4 students in attendance Introduction to Medical Simulation

• 02/09/2007, 4 students in attendance ACLS Instructor

• 06/27/2007 and 06/28/2007, 94 students in attendance

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• 05/05/2010 and 5/06/2010, 94 students in attendance • 04/30/2013, 32 students in attendance (tachydysrhythmia station)

Suturing, Lumbar Puncture, Nasogastric Tube Placement, and Phlebotomy

• 05/09/2008, 94 medical students in attendance Airway management

• 07/30/2007, 12 students in attendance Patient Safety and Medical Errors

• 03/22/2007, 15 students in attendance Course Lecturer and Small Group Leader: Biol 5660: Wilderness and Environmental Medicine Backcountry EM: Duct Tape to Disasters, The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Department of Emergency Medicine, Providence, RI.

• 04/23/2010, 10 medical students and 2 emergency medicine residents in attendance • 04/19/2011, 8 medical students and 2 emergency medicine residents in attendance • 04/16/2012, 8 medical students and 3 emergency medicine residents in attendance • 04/01/2013, 10 medical students and 3 emergency medicine residents in attendance • 04/19/2016, 8 medical students and 3 emergency medicine residents in attendance • 04/04/2017, 6 medical students and 3 emergency medicine residents in attendance

Course Lecturer and Small Group Leader: PHP 1520 Community Health, Emergency Medical Systems Anatomy of Critical Performance: The experience of medical training, The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Providence, RI. 04/06/2011, 66 undergraduate students in attendance The Whole Physician: Dealing with Death and Medical Mistakes, The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Providence, RI. 02/09/2011, 24 PLME students in attendance Changing for the Better? Residency, Work Hours, Patient Care, Learning, Quality, Quantity (average class size: 40)

• The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Providence, RI. 04/03/2012 • The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Providence, RI. 04/01/2015 • The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Providence, RI. 04/06/2016

Faculty Mentor, Communication in Medicine Course, The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Clinical Shadowing Jul 2014; Mentee: Miranda Olson Faculty Mentor, The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Clinical Shadowing Dec 2014, Mentee: Nicole Negbenebor Course Lecturer and Small Group Leader: BIOL 6518 Health and Design (Medical Design) Medical Design: How to make design changes to facilitate common EM bedside procedures

• 10/8/2014, 25 medical students and RISD students in attendance Small Group Leader/Panelist: Careers in EM Interest Panel, Preparing for rotations and EM Residency

• 03/06/2019, 25 medical students in attendance Instructor/Small Group Leader: Brown Medical Student EMIG Didactic Program Careers in Emergency Medicine

• 04/10/2019, 45 MS1 and MS2 students in attendance Emergent Airways

• 05/14/2008, 17 medical students in attendance • 04/15/2009, 21 medical students in attendance • 10/05/2011, 26 medical students in attendance

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Splinting Techniques • 11/11/2008, 18 medical students in attendance

Suturing Techniques

• 11/12/2009, 21 medical students in attendance Advanced Cardiac Life Support

• 02/29/2012, 23 medical students in attendance Intraosseous/IV Access

• 05/08/2017, 15 medical students in attendance Course Lecturer: AAMC Careers in Medicine Panel Preparing for a career in Emergency Medicine, The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Department of Emergency Medicine, Providence, RI.

• 02/27/2008, 45 medical students in attendance • 11/17/2009, 45 medical students in attendance • 11/29/2010, 45 medical students in attendance • 10/19/2011, 55 medical students in attendance • 11/12/2012, 60 medical students in attendance • 10/21/2013, 95 medical students in attendance • 11/17/2014, 90 medical students in attendance • 10/13/2015, 75 medical students in attendance • 10/04/2016, 80 medical students in attendance • 09/26/2017, 80 medical students in attendance • 09/25/2018, 80 medical students in attendance • 09/30/2019, 80 medical students in attendance

Post-Match: Lessons from the Interview Trail, The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Department of Emergency Medicine, Providence, RI.

• 04/2/2008, 20 medical students in attendance Women in Medicine Panel and Q&A on Emergency Medicine, The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Department of Emergency Medicine, Providence, RI.

• 04/10/2008, 25 medical students in attendance Emergency Medicine Q&A, Advice for EM-bound Students. The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Department of Emergency Medicine, Providence, RI.

• 05/09/2017, 20 medical students in attendance • 05/14/2018, 20 medical students in attendance

HOSPITAL TEACHING ROLES Course Lecturer and Small Group Leader: Medical Simulation Course Instructor: Case Development And Debrief: Chest Tube Thoracostomy

• 09/12/2007, 14 resident physicians in attendance • 08/13/2008, 30 resident physicians in attendance • 03/09/2011, 30 resident physicians in attendance • 09/12/2012, 28 resident physicians in attendance

Use of a Nasopharyngeal Fiberoptic Scope

• 02/09/2011, 28 resident physicians in attendance Acute Chest Syndrome

• 11/10/2010, 28 resident physicians in attendance

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Advanced Airway Training Course • 04/14/2009, 12 resident physicians in attendance • 12/01/2009, 12 critical care fellow physicians in attendance • 03/24/2010, 6 critical care fellow physicians in attendance

SIMCode Advanced Airway and Leadership Training Course

• 11/20/2007, 10 internal medicine resident physicians in attendance • 11/09/2011, 11 internal medicine resident physicians in attendance • 10/24/2012, 15 internal medicine resident physicians in attendance • 05/01/2013, 6 internal medicine resident physicians in attendance

Multiple patient encounter: managing the difficult patient

• 02/22/2012, 27 resident physicians in attendance Introduction to Acute Care

• 07/18/2008, 12 resident physicians in attendance • 06/26/2009, 12 resident physicians in attendance • 11/09/2011, 12 resident physicians in attendance

Epistaxis and its management

• 09/28/2011, 27 resident physicians in attendance Acute Arterial Vascular Occlusion

• 10/08/2008, 30 resident physicians in attendance Serotonin Syndrome

• 05/14/2008, 22 resident physicians in attendance Transition to Critical Care

• 04/23/2008, 12 resident physicians in attendance Dyspnea

• 08/08/2007, 24 resident physicians in attendance • 04/09/2008, 26 resident physicians in attendance

Altered Mental Status


Myocarditis and Ventricular Tachycardia

• 01/09/2008, 26 resident physicians in attendance Dizziness

• 10/10/2007, 23 resident physicians in attendance Med Teams Teamwork Training Course (Labor and Delivery), Nuchal cord deliveries,

• 02/14/2007, 15 resident physicians and 2 RNs in attendance Urosepsis

• 01/10/2007, 30 resident physicians in attendance Hyperosmolar Hyperglycemic Non-ketotic Coma

• 12/13/2006, 26 resident physicians in attendance Infective Endocarditis

• 09/13/2006, 28 resident physicians in attendance Medical Simulation Mock Code

• 02/27/2007, 6 resident physicians and 3 RN’s in attendance

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• 05/23/2007, 6 resident physicians and 3 RN’s in attendance • 07/30/2008, 8 resident physicians and 5 RN’s in attendance • 09/03/2009, 7 resident physicians and 4 RN’s in attendance • 11/10/2009, 18 resident physicians and 4 RN’s in attendance • 09/08/2010, 12 internal medicine resident physicians in attendance

Course Lecturer and Small Group Leader: Clinical Anatomy Lab Small Group Instruction Suturing Skills

• 07/12/2016, 13 resident physicians in attendance (intern orientation) Epistaxis: ED management and diagnostic dilemmas (intern orientation)

• 07/21/2015, 12 resident physicians in attendance Cricothyrotomy, diagnostic peritoneal lavage, paracentesis

• 12/14/2007, 1 resident physician in attendance • 07/01/2010, 12 resident physicians in attendance • 06/27/2013, 12 resident physicians in attendance

Chest tube thoracostomy, emergent thoracotomy

• 12/14/2007, 1 resident physician in attendance • 06/30/2010, 12 resident physicians in attendance • 06/27/2013, 12 resident physicians in attendance

Intraosseous central access and central venous access

• 06/30/2009, 12 resident physicians in attendance Course Lecturer: Mock Oral Boards Didactic Program The Keys to Guarantee Success on Your Oral Boards, The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Department of Emergency Medicine, Providence, RI.

• 05/11/2011, 29 resident physicians in attendance • 05/16/2012, 34 resident physicians in attendance • 05/21/2014, 25 resident physicians in attendance • 10/08/2014, 22 resident physicians in attendance • 09/30/2015, 23 resident physicians in attendance • 10/24/2018, 24 resident physicians in attendance

Mock Oral Boards: An Introduction, The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Department of Emergency Medicine, Providence, RI.


Preparing for your EM Oral Boards, The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Department of Emergency Medicine, Providence, RI.

• 05/09/2007, 28 resident physicians in attendance Course Lecturer and Small Group Leader: Mock Oral Boards Training And Practice Sessions With Evaluation And Debrief Triple Encounter: SDH, otitis media, inferior-posterior STEMI

• 10/23/2019, 5 resident physicians in attendance Triple Encounter: SAH, scaphoid fracture, Afib with RVR

• 05/09/2018, 5 resident physicians in attendance Triple Encounter: Polytrauma, Boxer’s Fracture, and Aortic Dissection


Triple Encounter: Gastric Perforation, Hip Fracture, and Polytrauma

• 11/24/2015, 1 resident physician in attendance (eval and coaching session)

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Triple Encounter: SAH, Colle’s Fracture, and Afib with RVR

• 10/23/2015, 3 resident physicians in attendance Single Encounter: Intertrochanteric Hip Fracture

• 10/08/2014, 6 resident physicians in attendance Triple Encounter: Massive PE, Boxer’s Fracture, and SVT

• 10/23/2013, 3 resident physicians in attendance Triple Encounter: Subarachnoid Hemorrhage, Fight Bite, and Anaphylaxis: The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Providence, RI

• 05/13/2009, 8 resident physicians in attendance Triple Encounter: Appendicitis, Shoulder Dislocation, AAA rupture

• 05/16/2012, 8 resident physicians in attendance Triple Encounter: Upper GI Bleed, Epiglottitis, and Atrial Fibrillation with WPW

• 05/11/2011, 8 resident physicians in attendance Triple Encounter: Child abuse, Perilunate dislocation, and Inferior wall myocardial infarction

• 05/12/2010, 8 resident physicians in attendance Single Encounter: Septic knee

• 05/13/2009, 8 resident physicians in attendance Single Encounter: Hyperthermia with altered mental status and rhabdomyolysis

• 05/13/2009, 6 resident physicians in attendance Triple Encounter: Hip fracture, testicular torsion, ectopic pregnancy

• 05/07/2008, 5 resident physicians in attendance Course Lecturer and Small Group Leader: Mock Oral Boards Training And Practice Sessions With Evaluation And Debrief: Boston University, Department of Emergency Medicine, Boston, MA. Triple Encounter: Testicular torsion, GI Bleed, WPW

• 11/29/2011, 8 resident physicians in attendance Triple Encounter: Subarachnoid Hemorrhage, Fight Bite, and Anaphylaxis

• 03/29/2011, 5 resident physicians in attendance Course Lecturer: Professionalism Series for Residents How to land a job: advice for the Senior Resident, and Q&A on Emergency Medicine Careers, The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Department of Emergency Medicine, Providence, RI.

• 10/01/2008, 10 resident physicians in attendance • 09/23/2009, 11 resident physicians in attendance • 09/22/2010, 11 resident physicians in attendance • 09/22/2011, 12 resident physicians in attendance • 09/20/2012, 12 resident physicians in attendance • 09/17/2013, 10 resident physicians in attendance • 09/04/2014, 10 resident physicians in attendance • 09/15/2015, 11 resident physicians in attendance • 09/06/2016, 10 resident physicians in attendance • 09/12/2017, 12 resident physicians in attendance • 09/11/2018, 10 resident physicians in attendance • 09/10/2019, 11 resident physicians in attendance

Career Primer: What to expect on the hunt for your first job after Residency, The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Department of Emergency Medicine, Providence, RI.

• 07/29/2009, 12 resident physicians in attendance

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• 07/28/2010, 12 resident physicians in attendance CV Pitfalls: How to put your best foot forward, The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Department of Emergency Medicine, Providence, RI.

• 07/29/2009, 12 resident physicians in attendance • 07/28/2010, 12 resident physicians in attendance • 07/20/2011, 12 resident physicians in attendance • 07/25/2012, 12 resident physicians in attendance • 07/17/2013, 11 resident physicians in attendance • 06/11/2014, 11 resident physicians in attendance • 06/10/2015, 11 resident physicians in attendance • 06/12/2019, 11 resident physicians in attendance

First Impressions: How to rock your intern year, The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Department of Emergency Medicine, Providence, RI.

• 06/24/2009, 12 resident physicians in attendance • 06/24/2010, 12 resident physicians in attendance • 06/23/2011, 12 resident physicians in attendance • 06/22/2012, 12 resident physicians in attendance • 06/24/2013, 12 resident physicians in attendance • 06/23/2014, 12 resident physicians in attendance • 06/24/2015, 12 resident physicians in attendance • 06/24/2016, 13 resident physicians in attendance • 06/26/2017, 13 resident physicians in attendance • 06/25/2018, 13 resident physicians in attendance • 06/24/2019, 13 resident physicians in attendance

Life After Residency: Is there hope for me? The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Department of Emergency Medicine, Providence, RI.

• 07/20/2011, 12 resident physicians in attendance • 07/25/2012, 12 resident physicians in attendance • 07/17/2013, 11 resident physicians in attendance • 06/11/2014, 11 resident physicians in attendance • 06/10/2015, 12 resident physicians in attendance • 06/26/2017, 11 resident physicians in attendance • 06/13/2018, 10 resident physicians in attendance • 06/12/2019, 11 resident physicians in attendance

Course Lecturer and Small Group Leader: Wilderness Medicine Series/Environmental Injuries Envenomation and Electrical injuries

• 08/30/2006, 47 resident physicians in attendance Hypothermia and abdominal injuries

• 06/06/2007, 47 resident physicians in attendance Mock Mass Casualty Incident: Lightning strike, hypoglycemia

• 08/12/2009, 24 resident physicians in attendance Hyperthermia

• 08/12/2009, 24 resident physicians in attendance Mock Mass Casualty Incident: Lightning strike, TM rupture, CP

• 08/30/2017, 27 resident physicians in attendance Mock Mass Casualty Incident: Toxic exposure/pregnant patient

• 05/08/2019, 24 resident physicians, 6 APPs in attendance MedWars: Mountain biker with blunt trauma

• 08/23/2019, 30 resident physicians, 4 medical students in attendance

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Course Lecturer: BrownEM Grand Rounds/Clinical Topics I didn’t know epistaxis could kill! The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Department of Emergency Medicine, Providence, RI.


Learning to Love a KUB: The awkward stepchild of modern radiography, The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Department of Emergency Medicine, Providence, RI. 03/07/2012, 36 resident physicians and physician assistants in attendance. How to train your eyes to never miss a pelvic fracture, The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Department of Emergency Medicine, Providence, RI. 03/07/2012, 36 resident physicians and physician assistants in attendance.

Clinical Controversies in Emergency Medicine: metabolic and endocrine emergencies, The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Department of Emergency Medicine, Providence, RI.11/17/2010, 30 resident physicians, medical students, and attending physicians in attendance

Epistaxis in the ED: A Clinical Approach, The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Department of Emergency Medicine, Providence, RI.


Clinical Controversies in Emergency Medicine: abdominal pain, The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Department of Emergency Medicine, Providence, RI. 03/31/2010, 30 resident physicians, medical students, and attending physicians in attendance KUB and Pelvis Radiography: An Introductory Approach, The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Department of Emergency Medicine, Providence, RI.


CPC Case Presentation: Basilar Artery Thrombosis and Vertebral Dissection, The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Department of Emergency Medicine, Providence, RI. 10/01/2008.

• Winner, Best Faculty Discussant Teaching Rounds: ACEP lessons, Acid base, Acute angle closure glaucoma, Bacterial meningitis, the Business of Medicine, Burns, Caustic ingestion, Central retinal artery occlusion, Changes in medicine, Choosing Wisely campaign, Dacryocystitis, Deprescribing, Dermatology 101, Dishydrotic eczema, Ebola, “EPIC” diagnoses for the electronic medical record, Felon, Fourth of July Injuries; Frostbite, Hemophilia, Herpetic whitlow, Holiday Killers, Hyphema, Hypopyon, Influenza, Knee dislocation, Lateral canthotomy, Ludwig’s angina, Mastoiditis, Otitis externa, Otitis media, Paronychia, Phlegmasia cerulea dolens, Portuguese Man of War envenomation, Pregnancy complications, Ramsay Hunt Syndrome, Raynaud’s, Recovering from Professional Mistakes, Testicular torsion, Travel illness, Tricks of the EM trade, Uveitis, West Nile, etc.

• Various Dates 2008-present, 4-8 resident physicians, physician assistants, and medical students in attendance per session

ADDITIONAL TEACHING AND MENTORSHIP Faculty Mentor/Advisor, Rhode Island Hospital Emergency Medicine Residency Program, Providence, RI; Class of 2007-Present: 196 trainees since 2007 Faculty Mentor/Advisor, various faculty via CORD Virtual Mentorship Task Force/Board Liaison (Feb 2019-Present)

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