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THE UNIVERSITY of BRITISH COLUMBIA Curriculum Vitae for Faculty Members Page 1 of 12 THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Curriculum Vitae for Faculty Members Date March 2019 Initials: 1. SURNAME: CHIN FIRST NAME: PATRICK Yau-Keong MIDDLE NAME(S): 2. DEPARTMENT/SCHOOL: Orthopaedic Surgery 3. FACULTY: Medicine 4. PRESENT RANK: Clinical Assistant Professor SINCE: November 2015 5. POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION (a) Post-Secondary Education University or Institution Degree Subject Area Dates Ohio Wesleyan University B.A. Chemistry, Biology 1987-1991 Queen’s University M.D. Undergraduate 1992-1996 Medicine (b) Continuing Education / Training (Postgraduate) University or Institution Rank or Title Dates Queen’s University Postgraduate Residency Training in 1996-2001 Orthopaedic Surgery Queen’s University Executive Masters of Business 2007-2009 Administration (MBA) (c) Continuing Medical Education (Fellowship Training) University or Institution Type Detail University of Western Ontario Sports Medicine & Arthroscopy Aug 2001-July Fellowship 2002 Mayo Clinic Adult Shoulder & Elbow Aug 2002-July Reconstruction Fellowship 2003 (d) Special Professional Qualifications Canadian Academy of Sports Medicine Diploma 2002 (Dip. Sport Med) 6. EMPLOYMENT RECORD (a) Prior to coming to UBC University, Company or Organization Rank or Title Dates Nanaimo Regional General Hospital Staff Orthopaedic Surgeon Oct 2003 – Oct 2006 Page 2 of 12 (b) At UBC University, Company or Organization Rank or Title Dates Department of Orthopaedic Surgery Clinical Instructor Nov 2006- June 2012 Clinical Associate June 2012-2015 Professor Clinical Assistant 2015- current Professor Specialist Referral Clinic Inc. Orthopaedic Consultant 2007-current Visiting Specialist Clinic, WorkSafe BC Orthopaedic Consultant 2013-current (c) Date of granting of tenure at U.B.C.: 7. LEAVES OF ABSENCE University, Company or Organization Type of Pay Status Detail Dates at which Leave was taken Leave None 8. TEACHING (a) Areas of special interest and accomplishments • Shoulder and Elbow Surgery including arthroscopic reconstructive surgery and arthroplasty of the shoulder and elbow. • Knee Reconstruction Surgery; Joint Preservation and Cartilage Restoration. (b) Courses Taught at UBC Year Session Course Scheduled Hours Class Size Number or Description 2008 Fall MSK Clinical Skills Med Yr 15 6 2 2009 Fall MSK Clinical Skills Med Yr 5 6 2 2010 Fall MSK Clinical Skills Med 10 6 Yr. 2 2013 Fall MSK Clinical Skills Med 5 6 Yr. 2 Hours Taught Lectures Tutorials Labs Other 2008: 4 2008: 10.5 Page 3 of 12 2009: 4 2009: 12 2009: 5 2010: 4 2010: 12 2010: 12 2011: 4 2011: 12 2011: 12 2012: 4 2012: 6 2012: 12 2013:4 2013: 6 2013: 12 2014:4 2014: 6 2014: 12 2015:4 2015: 6 2015: 12 2016: 3 6 6 2017: 4 6 6 2018: 3 6 6 (c) Students Supervised Student Name Program Progra Year Year Princip Co- Current Type m Detail Start Finish al Sup Position/ Superv ervi Awards isor sor( s) Ryan Degen Med Student (McMaste Dec 2007 CHIN r) Clinical 2007 Clerk Marie-France Med Student (Laval) Sept 2008 CHIN Rancourt Clinical 2008 Clerk Brian Smilovici Med Student (McGill) Oct 2007 CHIN Clinical 2007 Clerk Danny Gillis Med Student (Ottawa) Oct 2008 CHIN Clinical 2008 Clerk Nicole Holm Med Student (McMaste 2010 2010 CHIN r)Clinical Clerk Jeraldine Chan Med Student (UBC) 2010 2010 CHIN Alex Leung Med Student (UBC) 2011 2011 CHIN Grayson Hall Med Student UBC 2012 2012 CHIN Charmaine Yu Med Student UBC 2012 2012 CHIN Anne Gregory Med Student Memorial 2012 2012 CHIN Louise Nordlander Med Student Sweden 2013 2013 CHIN Carmen Tait Med Student UBC 2013 2013 CHIN Andrew Med Student Glasgow 2013 2013 CHIN Williamson Manisha Mistry Med Student Western 2013 2013 CHIN Ontario James Archer Med Student Keele 2014 2014 CHIN University Harris Chou Med Student UBC 2014 2014 CHIN Celeste Loewe Med Student UBC 2015 2015 CHIN Arjun Odedra Med Student University 2015 2015 CHIN of Birmingha m Geoff Friderichs Med Student UBC 2015 2015 CHIN Alvin Ip Med Student UBC 2015 2015 CHIN UBC Fellows Sports Clinical 2006 Current CHIN Medicine & Fellows Page 4 of 12 Arthroscopy UBC Ortho Orthopaedic PGY-3 to 2006 Current CHIN Residents Surgery PGY-5 (d) Continuing Education Activities 2007: January 18 – Resident Knee Course January 30- - Ortho teaching rounds “elbow arthroscopy” February 7 – AMG sports rounds “shoulder impingement” Ortho grand rounds: weekly April 24-29 – Stryker Meeting – San Francisco May 3 Orthopaedic update CME May 4 – Orthopaedic update – ACL complications workshop: Speaker May 4 – Orthopaedic update – shoulder arthroscopy bioskills May 5 – AMSMC Whistler May 22 – Resident teaching session June 7 – Resident’s arthroscopy course June 19 – Resident teaching July 4 – Sports Med Rds – DJ ortho July 7-10 – Arthrex Great Slave Lake Mtg; Master’s Shoulder Meeting July 11-15 – AOSSM annual mtg., Calgary, AB October 10 – Residents’ practice oral exams November 23 – Fellows interview November 27 – 29 – Canadian Sports medicine leadership forum – Florida 2008 Weekly Orthopaedic Grand Rounds Resident Teaching 2009 Weekly Orthopaedic Grand Rounds Weekly Divisional Sports / Arthroscopy Rounds June: ArthroMunich in Munich, Germany. July: COA Annual Meeting in Whistler. Participant and Speaker September: Course Instructor at Resident Teaching Lab: Knee Arthroscopy Speaker at the Allan McGavin Sports Medicine Symposium November 2009 Speaker at Kintec Footlabs Workshops for GPs February 2009 2011 Investigators Training Program sponsored by Pfizer accredited for 6.5 hrs (under Section 1 of MOC for RCPSC) June 17, 2011. Moderator of the City Wide Shoulder & Elbow Journal Club June 23, 2011. Conference participant at the AOSSM Annual Meeting in San Diego, CA; July 6-10, 2011. 2014 Smith & Nephew Advanced Knee Reconstruction Course: “Knee Deep” at UWO, London, ON; November 2014. 2015 COA Annual Meeting 2015 in Vancouver. CORF Exam Review Course Faculty, Calgary AB. 2016-2018 CSES Resident Shoulder Course 2015-2019 COA Annual Meeting 2018 in Victoria BC 2010 to current Weekly Orthopaedic Grand Rounds Weekly Division Sports/Arthroscopy Rounds Journal Club on Shoulder Arthroplasty Resident Teaching Page 5 of 12 (e) Visiting Lecturer (indicate university/organization and dates) • Presented at the Annual Allan McGavin Sports Medicine Clinic Spring Whistler Meeting: May 2008 and 2010 • Visiting lecturer at the Middle East Medical Assembly, American University in Beirut, Lebanon; May 2011. • Guest Faculty at the ConMed Linvatec Shoulder Arthroscopy Residents’ Course at Queen’s University, Kingston, ON Fall 2012 (f) Other ▪ Involved in medical student teaching (i.e. Clinical skills and Small Group Sessions) throughout residency training in orthopaedics at Queen’s University (1996-2001) and University of Western Ontario (2002). ▪ Chief Resident (PGY-5) involved in junior resident clinical teaching, education rounds and grand rounds. ▪ Lecture in Sports Medicine to 1st year Medical school class at University of Western Ontario. (2002) ▪ Teaching Lab Instructor at Fowler-Kennedy Sport Medicine Centre’s Arthroscopy Learning Centre. (2002) ▪ Involved in academic conferences and arthroscopic teaching laboratory for Orthopaedic residents at Mayo Clinic. (2003) ▪ Teaching Lab Instructor at Mayo Elbow Course. (May 2003) ▪ Pfizer CME Program Presentations to local GPs, Nursing/OR Staff in Nanaimo and Port Alberni on “Orthopaedic Surgery Update: Sports Medicine and Upper Extremity Surgery” (2004-2005) ▪ Teaching Lab Faculty at Mayo Elbow Course. (May 2005) ▪ Community Public Lectures on “Orthopaedics Update: the Aging Athlete” in Nanaimo, Parksville and Qualicum Beach. (2005) ▪ Clinical Clerkship Preceptor for UBC Medical Students rotating through NRGH. (2005) 9. SCHOLARLY AND PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES (a) Areas of special interest and accomplishments • Clinical Outcomes research in Shoulder, Elbow and Knee reconstruction surgeries. • Image and/or Computer-assisted Upper Extremity and Knee Surgery. • Health Practice Economics in Orthopaedic Surgery for the 21st century. (b) Research or equivalent grants (indicate under COMP whether grants were obtained competitively (C) or non-competitively (NC) Granting Subject COMP $ Per Year Principal Co- Agency Year Investigat Investigator(s) or Hip Hip Long term outcomes of (C) 10,000 2002 Chin, P Roe, J and Page 6 of 12 Granting Subject COMP $ Per Year Principal Co- Agency Year Investigat Investigator(s) or Hooray PCL reconstruction Fowler,P COF AC ligament (C) 5000 2009 Chin, P Lodhia, P, reconstruction: Wilson, D Biomechanics Study BC Sports AC ligament (C) 5000 2009 Chin, P Lodhia, P, Medicine reconstruction: Wilson, D Foundation Biomechanics Study Zimmer Inc. TM Glenoid Multi center (NC) $110,000 2012 Chin, P Regan, W Prospective (c) Research or equivalent contracts (indicate under COMP whether grants were obtained competitively (C) or non-competitively (NC). Granting Subject COMP $ Per Year Principal Co- Agency Year Investigat Investigator(s) or Zimmer Inc. Reverse TM TSA Post NC $ 20,000 1 Chin Regan Market Zimmer Inc. Humeral TM Post Market NC $ 20,000 1 Chin Regan Zimmer Inc. TM Glenoid Retrospective NC $13000 1 Chin Regan Review Zimmer Inc. TM Glenoid Prospective NC $110,000 5 Chin Regan, Zazour, Multi-center Study Plausinis (d) Invited Presentations • Complications of ACL Reconstruction Surgery; presenter/moderator; UBC Ortho Update, May 2008 • Osteochondral Transplantation Surgery: Autograft or Allograft?; Speaker; UBC Ortho Update May 2009. • Current Concepts: Revision Total Shoulder Arthroplasty; Speaker; Ortho Update May 2010. • Symposium on Shoulder Instability Surgery; Panel Expert; Ortho Update
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