Partner and Staff Emergency Physician

Training:
1989 –1992: Emergency Medicine Residency: University of Florida Health Science Center, Jacksonville
1987 – 1989: General Surgery Residency: Allegheny General Hospital/Medical College of Pennsylvania

Education:
1983 – 1987: MD  Wright State University School of Medicine
1979 – 1983: A.B. Chemistry/History: Duke University

Certification:
ABEM Board Certified 1994 – present

Professional Societies:
Fellow, American College of Emergency Physicians, 1995

Partner and Staff Emergency Physician, Physician Assistant Director, ED Director Montgomery Memorial Hospital.

Special interests:
Golf

Training:
’95 – Emergency Medicine Residency @ Univ. of Maryland
’92 – MD @ Univ. of Maryland School of Medicine
’88 – BS in Chemistry @ Loyola College, Baltimore, MD

Experience:
’96 – SEP
’95 – ’96: Locum Tenens @ Hilo, HA; Rutland, VT; Gillette, WY; La Junta, CO; Muncie, IN

Certification:
Diplomate, American Board of Emergency Medicine, 12/96.
Diplomate, American Board of Medical Examiners, 7/93.

Professional Societies:
Member, American Association of Emergency Medicine
Member, American College of Emergency Physicians
Member, North Carolina College of Emergency Physicians

Training:
2004 – Emergency Medicine Residency @ Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, Torrance, CA
2001 – MD @ UCLA School of Medicine
1998 – BS in Biomedical Sciences @ The University of California, Riverside

Experience:
2004: joined SEP
2003-2004: Kaiser Permanente, Southern California, Per Diem ED Physician
2003-2004: Per Diem Jail Physician for LAPD Jails

Certification:
Board Eligible for ABEM Board Certification (Passed Written Portion 2004)

Professional Societies:
Member, American College of Emergency Physicians
Member, American Academy of Emergency Medicine
Member, American Medical Association
Interests:
Golf, Hiking, Camping, Travel

Partner and Staff Emergency Physician

Special interests:
“Parrot Head”, fly fishing, the American Civil War, and “Austin and Sue”

Training:
’94 – Emergency Medicine Residency @ York Hospital, York, PA
’91 – Transitional Internship @ Lancaster Gen. Hosp., Lancaster, PA
’90 – MD @ Oklahoma University College of Medicine
’86 – BS in Biology @ The University of Tulsa

Experience/background:
’98: joined SEP
’96 – ’98: Shore Emergency Physicians, Easton, MD; acting ED Director, Midshore EMS Medical Director
’94 – ’96: Harrisonburg Emergency Physicians, staff

Certification:
Diplomate, American Board of Emergency Medicine, ‘97

Professional Societies:
Member, American College of Emergency Physicians
Member, North Carolina College of Emergency Physicians

Partner and Staff Emergency Physician,

ED Director Richmond Memorial Hospital

Training:
1997-2000 Emergency Medicine Residency
University of Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky
1993-1997 MD
Texas A&M University Health Science Center, College of Medicine, College Station, TX
1983-1986 BS Computer Science/Electrical Engineering
Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas

Experience:
7/2000: Joined Sandhills Emergency Physicians

Certification:
Diplomat of American Board of Emergency Medicine, 2001

Professional Societies:
Fellow, American College of Emergency Physicians Member, American College of Emergency Physicians Member, American Medical Association Member, Alpha Omega Alpha Member, Emergency Medicine Resident Association

Interests:
Golf, piano, basketball, audio, photography, and cinema

Partner and Staff Emergency Physician with SEP    

Education:
High School:  Los Alamos High School, Los Alamos, NM (1971)

College: 
Eastern New Mexico University BS (1975)
Eastern New Mexico University MS (1977)

Medical School: 
University of New Mexico, School of Medicine (1982)
Internship:  Madigan Army Medical Center, Tacoma, WA (1982-83) Surgery

Residency: 
Madigan Army Medical Center, Tacoma, WA (1983-85) Emergency Medicine

Experience:
1997-2002  Loris Community Hospital  (Staff ED Physician)
1996-2002  Central Carolina Hospital  (Staff ED Physician)
1995-2002  Cape Fear Valley Medical Center  (Staff ED Physician)
1991-2002  Highsmith-Rainey Hospital  (Staff ED Physician)
1991-1993 Womack Army Hospital  (Staff ED Physician)
1989-1991  St. Francis Medical Center  (Staff ED Physician)
1989-1991  Tripler Army Medical Center  (Staff ED Physician)
1985-1989  Womack Army Hospital (Staff ED Physician) 
 
Certification:
Diplomate, National Board of Medical Examiners
Diplomate, American Board of Emergency Physicians (1988)
Recertification, American Board of Emergency Physicians (1998)

Partner and Staff Emergency Physician
FirstHealth EMS Medical Director
and critical care transport

Special interests:
Triathlons, financial investments, golf.

Training:
1997-2000 – Emergency Medicine Residency, UNC Hospitals, Chapel Hill, NC
1993-1997 – M.D., Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH
1986-1988 – M.B.A., Case Western Reserve University.
1979-1984 – B.S., Chemical Engineering, University of Cincinnati

Experience:
2/2001 – Joined Sandhills Emergency Physicians
7/2000-1/2001 – Attending Emergency Physician, Alamance Regional Medical Center,
Burlington, NC

Certification:
Instructor: ACLS. Provider: ATLS, PALS.

Professional Societies:
Member, American College of Emergency Physician
Finance Committee member
Member, North Carolina College of Emergency Physicians

Partner and Staff Emergency Physician

Special interests:
Boating, water-skiing, travel, family

Training:
’92 – Emergency Medicine Residency @ William Beaumont Hosp., Royal Oak, MI
’89 – Northeast Ohio Univ. College of Medicine @ Rootstown, OH
’85 – MS in Biology @ Univ. of Akron, OH
’83 – BS in Natural Science @ Univ. of Akron, OH

Experience:
’92 – joined SEP

Certification:
Diplomate, American Board of Emergency Medicine, ‘95

Provider:
ACLS, APLS

Professional Societies:
Member, American College of Emergency Physicians
Member, North Carolina College of Emergency Physicians

 Partner and Staff Emergency Physician

Education
July 2004–May 2007 
Residency-East Carolina University of Emergency Medicine Greenville, NC

June 2000–May 2004
M.D. — University of South Florida College of Medicine Tampa, FL

August 1996–May 1999
B. A. –University of South Florida Tampa, FL

August 1995–May 1996 
A. A. –St. Petersburg Junior College Clearwater, FL

August 1994–May 1995
Florida State University Tallahassee, FL

Professional Organizations
Medical School & Residency
Society for Academic Emergency Medicine (SAEM)
American College of Emergency Medicine (ACEP)
Emergency Medicine Resident’s Association (EMRA)
Emergency Medicine Interest Group at USF-COM (EMIG)
American Medical Association (AMA)
American Medical Student Association (AMSA)
Florida Medical Association (FMA)
Hillsborough County Medical Association (HCMA)

Related Work Experience
Resident Physician – Emergency Medicine
Pitt County Memorial Hospital
Residency training as a physician in emergency medicine with attending level supervision- currently PGY-3.

Molecular Biologist
Shriner’s Hospital for Children, Tampa Unit
Independent and guided research regarding corneal wound healing.

Research Protein Chemist
Shriner’s Hospital for Children, Tampa Unit
Independent employment of laboratory techniques to lead to the further understanding and the development of new hypotheses regarding the newly discovered protein cartilage-derived C-type Lectin.

Patient Transporter / Hospital Runner
Morton Plant / Mease Hospital, Dunedin Branch
Responsible for all in-house patient transport, lab specimen transport, medical record transport, traction setup, emergency supplies, CPR and first aid at code emergencies.

Lab Technician
Moffitt Cancer Research Center
Performed the physical experiments for a primary investigator.

Research & Publications
Berryhill, BL; Kader, RW; Kane, B; Birk, DE; Feng, J; Hassell, JR: “Partial Restoration of the Keratocyte Phenotype to Bovine Keratocytes Made Fibroblastic By Serum.”  Investigative Ophthamology  & Visual Science.  Nov. 2002, Vol. 43, No. 11, Pgs. 3416-3421

Hassel, JR; Musselmann, K; Kane, B; Kader, RW: “A High Molecular Weight Factor Present in the Cornea That Stimulates Keratocyte Proliferation.”  Poster Presentation of the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at USF-COM and Shriner’s Hospital for Children.

Neame, P; Tapp, H; Azizan, A; Kader, RW: “Cartilage-Derived C-Type Lectin (CLECSF1) – A Major Low Molecular Weight Component of Cartilaginous Tissues.”  Poster Presentation of the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at USF-COM and Shriner’s Hospital for Children.

Related Activities
Residency Scholarly Project  – 2007
SAEM annual meeting  – 2005
Medical Student Symposium at the SAEM annual meeting  – 2004
EM externship at Carolina’s Medical Center  – 2003
Anatomy Instructor and Tutor  – 2002-2004

Awards & Honors
USAA All American Scholar
Robert C. Byrd Scholar
Florida Undergraduate Scholar
Derby Lane Scholar
Tandy Technology Scholar
The National Dean’s List
Phi Kappa Phi
Nominee

Interests & Hobbies
Musical Theater / Operettas
Trumpet / French Horn