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Mark R. Hutchinson M.D., FACSM Mark R. Hutchinson M.D. Curriculum Vitae Mark R. Hutchinson M.D., FACSM Page 2 Personal Data: a. Educational background i. Post graduate fellowship, Kentucky Sports Medicine, 1992-93 ii. Orthopaedic residency, Michigan State University- Kalamazoo Center for Medical Studies, 1987-1992 iii. Medical school, University of Illinois at Chicago, 1983-1987 iv. Undergraduate, University of Illinois, 1979-1983 v. High School, Belleville Twp High School East, Belleville, Illinois, 1975-1979 e. Licensure and certification: i. Board Certified: ABOS, 1995 (10 year certificate) a. Recertified ii. ABOS Sports Certificate: 2007 -2017 iii. Medical Boards: ABME, parts I, II, & III passed iv. Medical licensure: State of Illinois and Commonwealth of Kentucky I. Academic of Institutional Employment and Honors a. Professor of Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine, University of Illinois at Chicago (tenured) b. Adjunct Professor of Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine in Family Medicine c. Medical Director of UIC Sports Medicine and Human Performance Center d. Head Team Physician: University of Illinois at Chicago e. Hospital Privileges: University of Illinois at Chicago 1993 – present Weiss Memorial Hospital 2008 - 2010 Michael Reese Medical Center 1993 - 2000 Elmhurst Memorial Hospital 1995 – 2005 Illinois Masonic Medical Center 2001 - 2006 CURRENT ACTIVITIES & POSITIONS Professor of Orthopaedics - Sports Medicine (tenured), University of Illinois at Chicago, Department of Orthopaedics, Chicago, Illinois (2005 – present) Adjunct Professor of Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine in Family Medicine, University of Illinois at Chicago, Department of Family Medicine (2011- present) Director of Sports Medicine Services, University of Illinois at Chicago (1993 – present) Medical Director of UIC Sports Medicine and Human Performance Center (1999 – present) Head Team Physician University of Illinois at Chicago Flames (1994 – present) Vice-President, American College of Sports Medicine: 2013-2015 Board of Directors: Orthopaedic Learning Center. AANA/AAOS (2010-2012) : President: 2013-2014, Immediate Past President 2014-2015 Master Instructor Arthroscopy of North America Fundamentals in Arthroscopy Course, (2002 – present) 2 Mark R. Hutchinson M.D., FACSM Page 3 Board of Directors, & Treasurer, Female Athlete Triad Coalition, (2003 – present) Board of Directors, Chicago Sports Medicine Society (1994 - present) Editorial Board, Current Sports Medicine Reports, (2010 – present) Editorial Board, American Journal of Sports Medicine, (2004 – present) Editorial Board British Journal of Sports Medicine (2008- present) Editorial Board, Open Access Journal of Sports Medicine, (2009 – present) Editorial Board, Medicine Science in Sports and Exercise (2002 – present) Editorial Board, The Physician and Sportsmedicine (1998 – 2006)(2009 – present) Reviewer, Knee Surgery Sports Trauma Arthroscopy, (2013- present) Review, Journal Bone and Joint Surgery (1995- present) (Editorial Board (2009-2013) American Board of Orthopaedic Surgeons, Sports Medicine Question Writing Task Force; (2010 – present) Chairman, M4 Subcommittee of UIC Curriculum Committee (1999 – present) Member, USA Gymnastics Health Care Advisory Board (1996 – present) Associate instructor, “The Master’s Experience” AANA courses (1996 – present) UIC College of Medicine Faculty Advisor (1994 – present) Graduate Faculty, Graduate College, University of Illinois at Chicago (1998 – present) OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES Editorial Board, Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, (2009 – 2013) Council of Delegates, Illinois Delegate, American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine, (2001 –2003, 2009-2011) Head Team Physician; Chicago Sky WNBA basketball team (2006 – 2010) Orthopaedic consultant (volunteer) at LaSalle Bank’s Chicago Marathon (1995 – 2010) Longitudinal Primary Care Advisor (1999-2010) Residence Life Faculty Fellow, University of Illinois at Chicago (1998 – 2007) Executive Board, University of Illinois at Chicago Medical Center (2006-2009) Director of the Scientific Bureau, Chicago, Illinois, Sociedad Iberoamercana of Informacion Cientifica (SIIC)., 2007-2009 Team Physician/Consultant to Trinity Irish Dance Team, 2006 Advisory Committee to UIC Department of Orthopaedics, 2004-2007 Master Instructor, Pfizer/Pharmacia/ACSM, Weekend Warrior Course, 2003- 2006 Executive Board, University of Illinois at Chicago Medical Center (alternate) 2002-2005 Co Director ACSM, AOSSM, AMSSM Advanced Team Physician Course, 2004-2008 Co Director American College of Sports Medicine Team Physician Course, 2001-2004 Board of Directors, ACSM/Wilson Sports Medicine Institute, 2002 – 2005) Course Coordinator, Musculo-skeletal Education, Essentials in Clinical Medicine (1995 – 2009) Associate Professor of Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine, 2000-2005 Board of Trustees, American College of Sports Medicine. 2002-2005 OLC Board of Directors (treasurer 2012-2013) OLC Scholarship Subcommittee, Arthroscopy Association of North America (1998 – 2004) Editor, UIC Sporting Health News (1996 – 2004) Associate Editor in Chief: Clinical, Medicine and Science in Sport and Exercise (1999 – 2002) Honorary Chairman, Physician’s Advisory Board, National Republican Congressional Committee, 2001 Presidents Distinguished Speakers Program, University of Illinois, (2000) Head Team Physician USA Gymnastics National Rhythmic Team (1994 – 2000) Associate Editor, Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise (1996 – 2000) Assistant Professor of Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine 1993-2000 United States Olympic Committee Volunteer Team Physician, October 1999 Orthopaedics Career Advisor, University of Illinois at Chicago, 1998 3 Mark R. Hutchinson M.D., FACSM Page 4 Chicago Cheetah's Professional Roller Hockey Team Physician, May 1994 - 1996 Orthopaedic consultant to Chicagoland Semiprofessional Football League, 1995 -1996 Founded the Chicago Sports Medicine Society 1994 President Chicago Sports Medicine Society 1994 -1996, 1997-1999. Event & Tournament Physician 2015- Windy City Men’s Gymnastics, USOC Olympic Training Center, Colorado Springs, Pan American Games (Toronto) USOC Physician, AVP Beach Volleyball Chicago 2014- USA Gymnastics, Secret US Classic, USA Soccer, 18 and under, International Invitational Tournament, Portugal, Jun 2014, Windy City Men’s Gymnastics, Women’s Invitation Tournament (basketball) event physician 2013 –Windy City Men’s Gymnastics, Illinois Classic Women’s Gymnastics, Horizon League Softball Tournament, Brazil Cruzieiros Soccer Club vs Mexico Monarchos Soccer Club, USA Gymnastics Secret Challenge & Classic 2012- USA Gymnastics Tour of Olympic Champions, Windy City Gymnastics, Horizon League Baseball Tournament, USA Gymnastics Secret Classic, USA Gymnastics National Championships, USA Soccer 17 and under International Challenge of Mexico, Mexico City, Mexico 2011-Windy City Gymnastics, USA Gymnastics Cover Girl Classic, UIC Soccer Classic, UIC Volleyball Invitational 2010-LaSalle Bank Chicago Marathon, USA Gymnastics Covergirl Classic and US Challenge; Horizon League Swimming and Diving Championships 2009-Event Physician-Windy City Gymnastics, Team Physician USA Basketball World University Games, Orthopaedic Consultant Team USA World University Games, Head Team Physician WNBA Chicago Sky 2008-event physician NCAA soccer tournament host game, event physician Windy City Gymnastics, head team physician WNBA Chicago Sky, volunteer event physician Bank of America Chicago Marathon, 2007-Team physician, Team USA, World University Games. Head team physician WNBA Chicago Sky, Event physician Horizon League Baseball Tournament; event physician Windy City Gymnastics 2006- NCAA Soccer Regionals, Horizon League Soccer Championships, LaSalle Bank Chicago Marathon 2006, USA Paralympic Team; Team Physician/Head Physician Torino Village, Women’s NBA Chicago Sky,/ Head Team Physician. 2005- Horizon League Volleyball Championships 2005, LaSalle Bank Chicago Marathon 2005, Run Hit Wonder 2005, UIC Flames Volleyball Invitational, 21-under FIBA World Championships USA Basketball Team Physician, NCAA SuperRegional Softball Championships, Windy City Gymnastics Championships, Round-ball Basketball National High School Championship 2004- Horizon League Softball Championships, Horizon League Track and Field Championships, Windy City Gymnastic Championships, LaSalle Bank Chicago Marathon, Run Hit Wonders 10K 2003- USA Women’s Field Hockey Argentina and Chile Tour, Windy City Gymnastics Championships, NIT Post-Season Basketball Tournament UIC vs WMU, Invited USA Field Hockey PanAm Qualifiers, Cuba, (cancelled) 2002- Horizon Conference, Swimming and Diving Championships, LaSalle Bank Chicago Marathon, Eastern Kentucky University vs Eastern Illinois Football Game, Windy City Gymnastics Championships, 2001- Horizon Conference Soccer Championships, Horizon Conference Cross-Country Championships, Chicago Marathon, Nuveen Senior Tennis Tournament, Chicago Distance Classic, Windy City Gymnastics Championships, UIC Invitational Track and Field Championship, USA Volleyball National Women’s Team Tour: Chicago, MCC Conference Baseball Tournament 2000 – Windy City Gymnastics Championships, Chicago Distance Classic, Beach Volleyball Olympic Trials, LaSalle Bank’s Chicago Marathon, MCC Men’s Basketball Championships 1999 – NCAA Play-in Soccer qualifiers, USA Open International Judo Championships, USOC Olympic Training Center, Nuveen Seniors Tennis Tournament, Chicago; USA Gymnastics Rhythmic Nationals; NCAA Softball Regional Championships; MCC Softball Tournament;
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