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PLA Database APPROVED MOONLIGHTING SITES Name of Hospital/Facility/Practice Contact Person Office Number Extension Service Restrictions Name of Admin Provided/Procedures Contact Performed ASSUMPTION COLLEGE BRIAN BUSCONI, M.D. Ortho-Sporting Events Ortho Residents Only CARDIOLOGY ASSOCIATES OF NEW PAUL BLOCK, M.D. (978) 537-9305 Cardiology Practice Cardiology Fellows Only. Barbara Ptak ENGLAND Coverage THIS SITE IS LIMITED TO 2ND OR 3RD YEAR CARDIAL FELLOWS. CENTRAL MASS MAGNETIC DEEPAK TAKHTANI, M.D. (508) 831-3700 Provide assistance if Radiology Jeffrey Pollier, IMAGING CENTER (CMMIC) medical need arises fo Director rpatients undergoing MRI procedures, such as gadolinium contrast reaction. Fellow will also be asked to provide wet readings on inpatient MRI examinations which will be subsequently reviewed by faculty members. CHC FAMILY HEALTH CENTER BETH MAZYCK, M.D. (978) 878-8100 Primary care-family Family Practice/Fitchburg Ellen Becker FITCHBURG medicine Monday, October 06, 2014 Page 1 of 13 Name of Hospital/Facility/Practice Contact Person Office Number Extension Service Restrictions Name of Admin Provided/Procedures Contact Performed CHC GREATER GARDNER Michael Huppert (978) 410-6100 Family med.-primary Clinical services and Timothy Eddy COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER care/acute care procedures will be within scope of Family Medicine primary care and acute care, including well child, well adult, preventive medicine, acute, and chronic disease management. Procedures will include: preventive medical visits, acute medical visits, finger stick blood glucose, pap collection, skin punch biopsy, peak flow, pulse ox and ekg. Any procedures performed at moonlighting site will be procedures resident has been given permission to perform independently at Fitchburg Community Health Center (main residency clinic site). CHILD HEALTH ASSOCIATES, P.C. MADELINE MORRIS, M.D. (508) 832-6044 Outpatient Limited to Chiefs and Blaine Rist Fellows CLINTON HOSPITAL Richard Forster, MD (978) 368-3905 Telephone support and Susan Spongberg call during overnight admissions CLINTON HOSPITAL - NEUROLOGY Karen Plainte (978) 368-3714 General Neurology Karen Plainte, VP CONSULTATION SERVICES consultation services on Quality & Resource the Geriatric Medical Management/Acting Psych Unit, General President Medical Surgical Unit, and Special Care Unit (telemetry unit) Monday, October 06, 2014 Page 2 of 13 Name of Hospital/Facility/Practice Contact Person Office Number Extension Service Restrictions Name of Admin Provided/Procedures Contact Performed CLINTON HOSPITAL ED AND MARC GAUTREAU, M.D. (978) 368-3850 Evaluation and Board eligible, licensed Alicia Pulsifer SPECIAL CARE UNIT management of of fellows may be permitted emergency medical to moonlight at Clinton conditions and clinical Hospital. Sites: Clinton procedures as approved Hospital Emergency in the delineation of Department and Special privileges. Care Unit. Fellows may respond to emergencies Examples of some on the patient floors if procedures performed in there is an immediate the ED: repairs of medical need until the lacerations and patient's primary superficial wounds, physician arrives. incisions and drainages, foreign body removal, casts and strappings, critical care procedures, CPR, intubations, LPs, central line placement, etc. COMMUNITY HEALTHLINK Nicole Gagne, VP (508) 860-1121 On-call to cover for Restricted to Family Med Jennifer Cole Medical Director in or Psych Resident with full his/her absence. license only. Consultation services will occur between Doctor & nurse to ensure client care is rendered in accordance with professional standards of practice & w/in regulatory guidelines. Most work done over telephone. COMMUNITY Anna Berin (508) 421-4336 Completing Psychiatric Carolyn Droser HEALTHLINK/BURNCOAT FAMILY Evaluations of youth who CENTER have been admitted to Burncoat Family Center which is an Acute Residential Treatment Program; meeting with the multidisciplinary team and nursing as necessary; meeting with families when necessary; conducting medication follow-ups as needed. Documentation is recorded into the electronic Record. Monday, October 06, 2014 Page 3 of 13 Name of Hospital/Facility/Practice Contact Person Office Number Extension Service Restrictions Name of Admin Provided/Procedures Contact Performed DAY KIMBALL HOSPITAL Richard J. Wilcon, M.D. (860) 928-6541 6432 Inpatient - admitting & Restricted to Fellows. rounding on hospitalist patients. DERMATOLOGY CLINIC Mary Maloney, MD (508) 334-5979 Limited to Derm Fellows Esmeralda Valois HAHNEMANN CAMPUS FAIRLAWN HOSPITAL WILLIAM CORBETT, M.D. (508) 791-6351 Inpatient care of On call coverage of Mary Ann Adams hospitalized patients, inpatients, admissions, admissions & f/u history & physical exams, no procedures. RESTRICTED TO BOARD ELIGIBLE FELLOWS ONLY. FAMILY HEALTH CENTER OF LISA CARTER, M.D. (508) 860-7975 Urgent Care Family Medicine SHIRLEY KATZ WORCESTER HAHNEMANN FAMILY HEALTH GERALD GLEICH, M.D. (508) 334-8830 Clinical services include Family Medicine CENTER outpatient family medicine clinic visits for acute, chronic and preventive health issues. Procedures to be performed include: Gynecologic exams - including obtaining samples for pap smears, cervical cultures and endometrial biopsies. Contraceptive care - including insertion and removal of intrauterine devices, skin procedures - including punch biopsies, excisional biopsies, incision and drainage, cryosurgery treatment of benign and premalignant skin lesions. Orthopedic procedures - including joint injection and aspiration, and application of splints. Apiration of breast cysts. Interpretation of non- stress tests. Cerumen removal from ear canals. Care of ingrown toenails. Monday, October 06, 2014 Page 4 of 13 Name of Hospital/Facility/Practice Contact Person Office Number Extension Service Restrictions Name of Admin Provided/Procedures Contact Performed HARRINGTON HEALTHCARE - JAMES J. SULLIVAN JR., MD (508) 765-9771 Evaluate adult/pediatric Emergency Dept Only Sue Martin EMERGENCY acute illness/injury under supervision of staff physician (for residents) or independently (for fellows) Practice full scope of Emergency Medicine HARRINGTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ARTHUR RUSSO, M.D. (508) 765-9771 Inpatient and emergency Restricted to Cardiology Kristen Morales room consults as well as Fellows (2nd + 3rd year outpatient care as fellows) required. HEALTH ALLIANCE CCU Payam Aghassi, M.D. (978) 466-2234 Admission history, physical Diane Forte exams on all patients admitted to ICU not on resident service and telemetry at the request of an attending physician not on hospitalist service, rapid response team, code tream HEALTH ALLIANCE HOSPITAL - DAVID AMMERMAN, M.D. (978) 466-2590 Admission assessments, H Michelle Martin HOSPITALIST SERVICE & P's on new admissions to the medical service, not including the Critical Care Unit, Urgent and emergency care of patients throughout the hospital, not including the Cricital Care Unit, as new problems arise, through the Rapid Response and Code Blue System at HealthAlliance. HEALTH ALLIANCE BONNIE RYAN, M.D. (978) 466-2994 Emergency Medicine PGY3 residents and fellows Christine Reilly HOSPITAL/WACHUSETT EMERGENCY PHYSICIANS HEALTH ALLIANCE PEDIATRIC PATRICK MULDOON (978) 466-2000 Inpatient attending, Restricted to Pediatric 3rd Diane Forte HOSPITALIST SERVICE coverage of the newborn year residents & pediatric nursery, attendance at chief residents high risk deliveries, possible consultation in the emergency department HEYWOOD HOSPITAL ED Steven Yerid, MD (978) 630-6376 ED Monday, October 06, 2014 Page 5 of 13 Name of Hospital/Facility/Practice Contact Person Office Number Extension Service Restrictions Name of Admin Provided/Procedures Contact Performed HOLY CROSS SPORTING EVENTS JAY BROADHURST, M.D. Hockey and Football Family Medicine Res Games MARLBOROUGH HOSPITAL - Richard Forster, MD (508) 486-5678 Inpatient care including Susan Spongberg HOSPITALIST/ICU admissions to medical floor, ICU and consultations on psychiatric floor. Cross coverage of ICU patients in conjunction with E-ICU MARLBOROUGH HOSPITAL - KIMBERLY ROBINSON, MD (508) 481-5000 Daily rounds in ICU. ICU/PULMONARY Central line placement if necessary. Perform pulmonary consults. Cover outpatient pulmonary phone calls (5/weekend) MARLBOROUGH HOSPITAL - ON Lalita Matta, MD (508) 856-3715 On call GI coverage FOR FELLOWS Maureen Bresee- CALL GI COVERAGE Ferreira MARLBOROUGH HOSPITAL - ON Lalitta Matta (508) 481-5000 On call surgery coverage Limited to MIS Fellow Lalitta Matta CALL SURGERY COVERAGE MARLBOROUGH HOSPITAL ED TARYN KENNEDY, M.D. (508) 481-5000 Evaluation and Board eligible, licensed Alicia Pulsifer management of fellow and thir year, emergency medical licensed residents may be conditions and clinical permitted to moonlight at procedures as approved Marlborough Hospital. in the delineation of Sites: Marlborough privileges. Hospital Emergency Department. Fellow and Examples of some Residents may respond to procedures performed in emergencies on the the ED: repairs of patient floors if there is an lacerations and immediate medical need superficial wounds, until the patient's primary incisions and drainages, physician arrives. foreign body removal, casts and strappings, critical care procedures, CPR, intubations, LPs, central line placement, etc. MARLBOROUGH HOSPITAL STEPHEN SWERIDUK, M.D. (508) 481-5000 Contrast Monitoring Radiology Residents RADIOLOGY/SHIELDS MRI Monday, October 06, 2014 Page 6 of 13 Name of Hospital/Facility/Practice Contact Person Office Number Extension Service Restrictions
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