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DAVID BEARMAN, M.D. Birthdate: February 2, 1941 7394 Calle Real, Suite C Telephone: Goleta, CA 93117 Work: (805) 961-9988 FAX: (805) 961-9966 email: [email protected]

SUMMARY OF EXPERIENCE: Offering more than 45 years of experience in the following areas: Deputy Director for Health Policy and Grant Development in Medicaid County Organized Health System; Medical Director of Capitated Medicaid County Organized Health Care System; Director of Public Health Department and Health Officer; Student Health Service Director; Medical Director Community Clinic; Medical Director Methadone Maintenance Program; Director Drug Treatment Program; Project Director Substance Abuse Prevention Program; Primary Care Clinician; Private Practice Physician; Officer in U.S. Public Health Service, Vice-President Plasmaphoresis Center; Consultant; Lecturer and Author on: the endocannabinoid system, use of cannabis for treatment of ADD/ADHD, use of cannabis for treatment of PTSD, standards of care for recommending medicinal cannabis, drug policy reform, Health Care Organization; Managed Care; Utilization Review; Human Sexuality; and Drug Abuse Treatment and Prevention; Educator, Electronic Medical Record Implementor; Grant Writer; and Expert Witness.

EDUCATION: Position: Rotating Internship U.S. Public Health Service Hospital Seattle, WA (July 1, 1967 – June 30, 1968)

M.D. received in 1967 University of Washington, School of Medicine Seattle, WA (1965–1967)

University of Wisconsin, School of Medicine Madison, WI (1963–1965)

B.S. in Psychology, 1963 University of Wisconsin Madison, WI (1959–1963)

Sophomore and Senior Honors

2 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

I. ADMINISTRATIVE POSITIONS: September 1983 to Present Santa Barbara Health Authority Santa Barbara, CA POSITIONS:

Deputy Director, Health Policy and Grant Development: August 1997 to February 2001

Responsibility for advising CEO and Board on matters of medical policy. Policy issues have included development of adult prevention guidelines, development of draft guidelines for distribution of enhancement funds. Working with funders and potential funding sources, develop concepts for grants and grant writing. Have attended conferences on medical issues for organized medicine entering the 21st century, substance abuse treatment and policy, and Hispanic health issues. Potential grant areas include: Diabetes and Asthma Case Management, closer cooperative collaboration with Mental Health Department, blended funding dual diagnosis comprehensive integrated interagency cooperative treatment approach, health and social service TV show for low income.

Principle activity is work on Electronic Medical Records (EMR) project. This has involved working with CALINX, Pacific Business Group on Health (BGH), CMA, and California HealthCare Foundation (CHCF). Care Management Science Corporation had a grant based on SBRHA concepts and ground work funded by CHCF. This Internet connectivity project started in the fall of 1999.

Medical Director/Director of Medical Services 1983–1997

This is a 90 million dollar, locally controlled, capitated, case-managed Medicaid pilot project, which as a Health Insuring Organization (HIO) contracts and pays claims for all residents of Santa Barbara County who are Medi-Cal recipients.

As the Medical Director for the organization's first fourteen years, developed and implemented Quality Assurance (QA/Utilization Review (UR) system and on-site review; created Peer Review and Quality Assurance Committee developed Targeted Case Management Program. Responsible for Medical Department, including prior authorization, concurrent on-site review, quality assurance, utilization review, provider relations, health education (including Beneficiary Newsletter & Provider Newsletter), have done specific studies on cost effectiveness of air fluidized therapy, Health Hazard Appraisal, Inappropriate use of ER, and numerous QI and Peer Review studies.

Worked with various provider committees, including the Physician Advisory Board Pharmacy Advisory Committee, Formulating Committee, Long Term Care 3 Committee, Discharge Planning Committee, Durable Medical Equipment Committee, Quality Improvement Committee and Peer Review Committee. Supervises production of quarterly Provider Newsletter and quarterly Beneficiary Newsletter. Provides input to other counties who are developing similar programs.

ACHIEVEMENT:

The Santa Barbara Health Initiative is an ambitious 95 million dollar, prepaid, capitated, case managed, locally controlled Medicaid managed care program, which has increased access to providers for beneficiaries, decreased costs and increased quality. SBRHA also administers AIM, Healthy Families, and soon CHDP.

Have written and implemented Utilization Review protocols and utilization review process; developed and implemented quality assurance; written and implemented grant for the study of cost effectiveness of Health Hazard Appraisal in low income population; written and implemented grant to study the cost effectiveness of Clinitron bed, received funds for health education programs promoting early prenatal care, developed close working relationship with public and private agencies, work closely with health agencies involved with health education and health promotion. Have worked for almost two years to forward the implementation of an electronic medical record.

Written several articles and made numerous presentations on our organization, successes, flexibility and concerns. Have received grants from HCFA, RWJ, March of Dimes, California State Health Department (in conjunction with SBCCA), consulted on EMS grant funded by Wellness Foundation.

September 1982 to September 1983

COUNTY HEALTH OFFICER SUTTER COUNTY Yuba City, CA Position: Director of Sutter County Health Department

Director of Sutter County Health Department with responsibility for all phases of public health including environmental health, maternal and child health, family planning, WIC nutrition program, communicable disease, epidemiology, venereal disease, care of jail and juvenile hall inmates. Staff of 35 – budget of $1,200,000. Head of Outpatient Department which provides primary care to Sutter County indigents and follows patient into hospital setting and also has associated specialty clinics. Staff of 17 – budget of $500,000. Ran Medically Indigent Adult (MIA) program which had a budget of $1,400,000. Director of that health department laboratory.

4 ACHIEVEMENTS:

Finalized split of Sutter-Yuba Health Department, facilitated formation of Health Services agency joining the Health Department and the outpatient clinic which was formerly part of the hospital. Promoted community Wellness Program through health education division and health risk reduction grant. Worked with schools and various community groups to develop a community Responsible Drinking Program. Participated in analysis of the feasibility of continuing the county hospital and in closing the county hospital. Assumed responsibility for running the County Medical Services Program which administers the former Medi-Cal Medically Indigent Adult Program, including utilization review, case management and prior authorization.

November 1974 – September 1982

SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY, San Diego, CA POSITION: Director, Student Health Services

Supervise staff of over 100 full and part-time employees including eight full-time M.D.s and six half-time M.D.s and six consultants and six N.P.s. Facility provided health services to a population of 35,000 students with 350 to 450 patient visits daily. Had x-ray, lab, physical therapy, pharmacy, optometry, health education, in addition to ambulatory health and illness care. Annual budget – $1,800,000.

ACHIEVEMENTS:

Increased efficiency, productivity and patient satisfaction, improved management, increased skills of department supervisors, developed innovative programming in prospective medicine and holistic health and substance abuse treatment and prevention, incorporated nurse practitioners into student health center staffing, improved budgeting and administrative procedures, improved data collection, increased communication within center and between other campus units, introduced continuing education category I CME program, introduced medical quality control program. Responsible for planning and directing the student health care program. Provided more focus on prospective medicine, demystified medicine which respects rights and values of both consumer and provider.

August 1974 – December 30, 1976

PLASMAQUEST, Isla Vista, CA Position: Vice-President

Integral part of management team which planned and implemented a plasmaphoresis center.

5 September 1970 – January 1975

ISLA VISTA COMMUNITY SERVICE CENTER MEDICAL CLINIC Santa Barbara, CA Position: Founder/Medical Director/Administrator

ACHIEVEMENTS:

Planned and implemented comprehensive primary care clinic. Delivered direct health care services to community of 10,000 people. Performed all facets of administration. Supervised a paid and volunteer staff of approximately eighty people; provided staff training; wrote grants. Interacted with a wide variety of community and government organizations and agencies. A unique community setting which helped to provide a stabilizing community influence through provision of needed service, building of self- help skills, and providing health education.

Summer 1970

HAIGHT ASHBURY MEDICAL CLINIC, San Francisco, CA Position: Coordinator, Drug Treatment Program

Supervised a paid staff of twelve. Worked with detoxification of people using amphetamines and heroin. Worked on staff development, staff training. Wrote grants, interacted with other agencies. Served the unique Haight Ashbury subculture.

1968 – June 1970

U.S. PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE, COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICE, HEALTH SERVICES AND MENTAL HEALTH, ADMINISTRATION, REGION IX, San Francisco, CA Position: Medical Officer

ACHIEVEMENTS:

As a medical officer for USHS, was Project Officer, Liaison and Consultant for numerous U.S. Public Health Service Model Cities Programs, Migrant Health Projects, Community Clinics and Innovative Health Care Projects; worked cooperatively with other Federal and local government agencies including OEO, NIMH, and CDC. Facilitated transition of Washington, Oregon, Alaska to region X. Was a Project Officer for a Grant for Seattle Model Cities Programs to study a comparison between prepaid group practice and fee for service practice. This was a $600,000 per year grant, five year program.

Trained paraprofessionals and developed a policy and procedure manual for a black inner-city community clinic. Project Officer for implementing a comprehensive primary care clinic in a rural area. Project Officer for a grant for delivering care in an alternative clinic to a counter-culture community. 6 ADDITIONAL ACHIEVEMENTS:

An early leader in the prospective medicine field; have given numerous talks on holistic health and use of paraprofessionals at local, sate and regional meetings. Pioneered use of nurse practitioners in a student health center setting. Incorporated prospective medicine concepts at Community Clinics and Student Health Services. A leader in the free and community clinic movements, one of the founders of the 3rd free clinic in the U.S.; one of the charter members of the Executive Committee of National Free Clinic Council; past vice president of Southern California Council of Community Clinics; written several articles on community and free clinics; past member of State Health Department of California, Advisory Committee on Free and Community Clinics. Started, ran and provided direct care services for four years in community clinics; consulted with several community clinics. Board member and officer of community clinic for over nineteen years.

Over ten years experience in managed care, given numerous talks, written several articles and consulted on Medicaid managed care.

II. CLINICAL POSITIONS:

1970 HAIGHT ASHBURY DRUG TREATMENT PROGRAM San Francisco, CA Position: Principle Clinician and Medical Consultant

Innovative drug treatment program, treating general medical and drug detoxification problems, especially those related to heroin and amphetamines.

ISLA VISTA OPEN DOOR MEDICAL CLINIC Isla Vista, CA Position: Community Physician

Implemented community clinic in Isla Vista; was Director and Primary Care Physician (Note: Legally a private practice, run with community orientation. Became 501(c)3 in 1975); involved in all phases of administration, supervision, training, grant writing and provision of comprehensive primary care services to a community of 14,000 people.

1972 VENTURA COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT Ventura, CA Position: Medical Consultant

Inpatient Heroin Detoxification Unit. At the Ventura County Health Department Heroin Detoxification Program, provided direct supervision of medication for inpatient heroin withdrawal and provision of medical care for general health problems. 7 1974 SANTA BARBARA COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT METHADONE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM Santa Barbara, CA Position: Medical Director

Performed physicals; provided general medical care; adjusted Methadone doses; consulted with staff; did in-service; reviewed medical policies; did patient counseling and procedures.

1974 SANTA BARBARA COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT ALCOHOLISM TREATMENT PROGRAM Santa Barbara, CA Position: Medical Consultant

Performed history and physicals on patients with alcohol problems, prior to prescribing antabuse. Provided general medical care to patients in alcohol inpatient facility.

1971–1974 HEMAQUEST Isla Vista, CA Position: Medical Director

Supervised a program where thirty people per week had 10cc of blood drawn for known control cells for blood typing.

1974–1976 PLASMAQUEST Isla Vista, CA Position: Medical Director

Reviewed medical standards for plasmaphoresis patients.

1974–1982 STUDENT HEALTH SERVICES, San Diego State University San Diego, CA Position: Director

Approximately 15% of time was devoted to general medical care, with specific emphasis on human sexuality and substance abuse. Review all insurance referrals; handle all administratively difficult patients; work in family planning clinic; assist in acute care clinic.

8 1982–1983 SUTTER COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT Yuba City, CA Position: Health Officer

Responsible for treating jail inmates and inmates of Juvenile Hall. Ran Sexually Transmitted Disease Clinic. Supervised Nurse Practitioners, who provided family planning services. Provided consultation on environmental heath hazards.

2000–Present PRIVATE PRACTICE Santa Barbara, CA Position: Solo Practice

Pain management, addiction medicine, forensic medicine.

GENERAL ACHIEVEMENTS:

Good primary care clinical skills; well-trained, experienced primary care physician; able to see reasonable volume and provide quality patient oriented humanistic care.

Incorporating humanistic, demystified, holistic prospective principles in the delivery of health care.

Very familiar with diseases of adolescent and young adults, particularly skilled in drug abuse treatment and prevention, human sexuality and prospective medicine.

III. ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE

1970, San Jose State University, School of Nursing Position: Coordinator Summer Workshop

1971, University of California at San Francisco Extension Position: Lecturer

1971–1974, University of California at Santa Barbara Position: Instructor, Psychology Department

1974–1983, San Diego State University Position: Adjunct Faculty, Health Science Department

1977–1982, University of California at San Diego, School of Medicine Position: Clinical Faculty

1980–1985, San Diego State University 9 Position: Adjunct Faculty, School of Public Health

1998 Fall quarter, University of California at Santa Barbara, Department Position: Instructor, Black Studies

2000 Winter and Spring quarter, University of California at Santa Barbara Position: Visiting Professor, Black Studies Department

COURSES TAUGHT:

1969–1970 San Jose School of Nursing, San Jose, CA Position: Coordinator of Six Weeks Summer Workshop on Population and Ecology

1969–1970 University of California, San Francisco, CA Extension Position: Lecturer: "Junkies, Heads and Freaks." A ten-week, 30-hour course including historical, social, psychological and pharmacological issues of substance use and abuse.

Spring 1971 University of California, Santa Barbara, Psychology Department Position: Lecturer in Course, "Drugs and Society," One academic quarter survey course on historical, social, psychological and pharmacological issues of drug use and abuse.

February–June 1971 University of California, Santa Barbara Arts and Lecture Series: "Drugs and Society." Position: Moderator and Coordinator (Guest Lecturers including Dr. David Smith, Haight Ashbury Clinic; Rev. John Frykman, Cyprus Institute; Al Rinker, Haight Switchboard and Project One; and Russ Nichols, M.D., Berkeley Free Clinic.)

1971 University of California Extension, Ventura, CA Position: Guest Lecturer (Course Subject: The Counter Culture

Winter 1970, Spring & Fall 1971, Spring 1972, Winter 1973 University of California, Santa Barbara, Psychology Department Position: Lecturer on "Human Sexuality" One academic quarter, three (3) credit survey course on sexuality, including anatomy, physiology, contraception, VD, pregnancy, therapeutic abortions, cross cultural comparisons, psycho-sexual development, scripting, contemporary attitudes and the history of American sexual mores. 10 Winter 1973 University of California, Santa Barbara Position: Lecturer at Extension Weekend Workshop, "Human Sexuality" Using both didactic and group discussion to cover anatomy, physiology, conception, contraception, sexual roles, communication and relationships.

Winter 1973 University of California, Santa Barbara Position: Lecturer, UCSB Extension Weekend Workshop, "Understanding Drug Abuse"

Spring & Fall 1976, Spring & Fall 1977, Spring & Fall 1978 San Diego State University Position: Adjunct Professor Course: Physiology of Reproduction A one semester, two (2) credit course, which covered anatomy, physiology, conception, contraception, sexual development, abortion, venereal disease.

January 13-14, 1979 San Diego State University – Health Science Department Extended Studies Intersession Course Position: Instructor – "Prevention Approaches for Counselors and Teachers" A 15-hour course which reviews of motivation for substance abuse. How to engage in early intervention and prevention. Covers basic pharmacology, physiology, counseling techniques.

June 5 & 6, 1981 San Diego State University – Health Science Department Extended Studies Summer Session, "How Healthy Are You?" A 15-hour course covering common health risks & actions and behaviors to minimize health risk behavior.

Spring 1982 San Diego State University Position: Adjunct Faculty – Health Sciences Department Course: Habit Forming Substances A one semester, three (3) credit upper division course which covered pharmacology and physiology of licit and illicit recreational drugs, motivation for use, implications for treatment and policy consideration.

Spring 1982 San Diego State University Position: Adjunct Faculty – Graduate School of Public Health Course: Adolescent Medicine. A one semester two (2) credit survey course in adolescent medicine covering normal growth and development, developmental tasks, puberty, human sexuality, substance abuse, programmatic approaches to adolescent problems. 11 June 4 & 5, 1982 San Diego State University – Health Sciences Department, Extended Studies Course: "How Healthy Are You?" A fifteen (15) hour survey of current issues impinging on health including nutrition, exercise, physiology, body image, recreational drugs, stress, lifestyle and spirituality.

June 25 & 26, 1982 San Diego State University – Health Sciences Department, Extended Studies Course: "Counseling the Contemporary Teenager" A fifteen (15) hour survey course covering recreational drugs, human sexuality, role of music, current cultural stresses, counseling techniques, group process techniques and teaching techniques.

Fall 1998 UCSB, Honors Course Black Studies Impact of Drugs on American History, Culture and Society A three (3) credit course on the impact of drugs on broad range of American culture including slavery, racism, commerce, temperance, constitutional law, criminal justice system, medical profession, budgetary allocations, music and entertainment, manufacturing, and foreign policy. Co-taught with Professor Douglas Daniels.

Spring 2000 UCSB – Black Studies Department, History of American Drug Policy Exploring the impact of discrimination, demonization, demagoguery, religion and immigration on U.S. Drug Policy.

February 17 & March 2, 2001 Pacifica Institute – Guest Lecturer History of U.S. Drug Policy Summerland, CA

ACHIEVEMENTS:

Educator: As an educator, have taught courses at the college level on Human Sexuality and substance abuse fourteen years. Been a consultant to Santa Barbara County Schools, Drug Abuse Prevention Program. Trained professionals in treatment, counseling, history and pharmacology of drug use and abuse. Initiated Human Sexuality Course on UCSB Campus. Developed slide, slidetape, pamphlets, video tape, and interactive teaching exercises as teaching aids.

12 SELECTED CONSULTATION

June 1970 – September 1970 U.S. Public Health Service, Health Services and Mental Health Administration (HSMHA), HEW, Seattle, Washington. Assisted in transition of Washington, Oregon, Alaska from Region IX to X. Oriented Community Health Service staff to on-going programs and problems.

August 1971 – 1972 Ventura County Health Department – Heroin Detoxification Program Position: Medical Consultant Performed physicals on clients entering program, general medical care, prescribing Methadone, did counseling, staff training, provided technical and administrative consultation.

June 1974 – November 1974 Santa Barbara County Mental Health Department Position: Medical Director of Methadone Maintenance Clinic. Duties same as above.

1971 Isla Vista Government Study Position: Consultant on Health Aspects Worked with study to provide basis for submission to LAFCO for cityhood.

1972 –1973 East Santa Barbara Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Program Worked with staff in developing successful proposal for alcohol treatment center for Chicanos.

1972 Hoffman-LaRoche Drug Company Position: Consultant on Drug Treatment Manual for Physicians

1973 –1975 National Action Committee on Drug Education of Rochester, New York Position: Region VIII Liaison to Schools of Education anticipating in St. Louis I or II conference. Did follow-up to determine if schools of education were changing drug education curriculum.

August 1974 – November 1974 Santa Barbara County Mental Health Department, Alcoholism Program Position: Consultant Assisted in program development, patient counseling, physicals prior to prescribing antabuse.

13 1975 North Rim Native Corporation, Anchorage, Alaska Position: Consultant on Health Care Organization and Board Training. Worked with Executive Director to develop Board Training Program.

1975 –1976 BRX Corporation Position: Consultant to determine rural drug problems and solutions. Helped develop protocol for site visits, made visits to Scottsbluff, Nebraska and Cumberland, Wisconsin. Wrote 150-age report for each site visit.

December 22, 1976 Mt. Scenario College, Drug Abuse prevention Rice Lake, Wisconsin Position: Consultant to Drug Abuse Prevention Program Regional Workshop – Made one day presentation on pharmacology, drug abuse treatment and prevention.

February 18-20, 1976 Position: Consultant for a Weekend Drug Abuse Technical Advisory Committee Symposium for Tri-Counties, Drug Abuse Advisory Committees. Presentation on history of drug abuse, panel member on treatment of substance abuse for Riverside, Imperial and Orange Counties at Lake Arrowhead, CA.

May 26, 1976 Lead all day Workshop on Outpatient Heroin Detoxification for Orange County Mental Health Drug Abuse Treatment Unit – Discussed lessons learned in five years experience in outpatient heroin detoxification. Santa Ana, CA

September 1976 – November 1976 Position: Consultant to National PTA for Alcohol Abuse Prevention Manual – Provided technical consultation on 120-page booklet designed for local PTAs to start alcohol abuse prevention program in their schools.

January 18-19, 1977 (Las Vegas) – February 9, 1977 (Reno) Position: Consultant to Rehabilitation Education Counseling Program Region IX, San Diego State University. Presented two-day workshop for drug abuse counselors on substance abuse history, basic pharmacology, motivation and treatment using didactic and group process techniques. Workshop for Nevada Bureau of Substance Abuse.

14 March 18-19, 1977 Community Based Approach to Drug Treatment and Prevention Position: Consultant for Awareness house (keynote Speaker) Chico, CA

November 15, 1977 Santa Barbara County Schools Position: Consultant to Project Adapt Worked with group of third grade teachers regarding drug abuse prevention.

February – June, 1979 Consultant to Isla Vista Health Projects Trained trainers on parenting and substance abuse for grant from San Diego County Department of Substance Abuse.

February 1980 U.S. Public Health Service, Health Services and Mental Health Administration (HSMHA), HEW, Seattle, Washington. Assisted in transition of Washington, Oregon, Alaska from Region IX to X. Oriented Community Health Service staff to on-going programs and problems. Position: Consultant, Abuse Prevention Training - Training Trainers, Parenting and Substance Abuse Prevention for similar grant from Santa Barbara County.

June 1981 MAAC Project - San Diego, CA Developed a Basic Pharmacology videotape for drug diversion clients, wrote script and was on-screen talent.

April-June 1981 San Diego State Housing Office Script consultant and on-screen talent for videotape "Responsible Drinking" (video appeared on PBS in San Diego several times).

October 16, 1981 Occidental College, Los Angeles, CA Orientation to Intervention Technique for Drug Use and Abuse. Presentation to resident assistants on counseling techniques.

May 1986 Consultant to Mercy Hospital for Medi-Cal Expanded Choice Program. Meeting with chief program developer and many medical and hospital staff.

April 6, 1989 "Report on Long Term Care Issues" - problem identification and solution recommendations prepared for Santa Barbara County Long Term Care Advisory Task Force.

15 1989-1990 Drug Abuse Consultant/Expert Witness to Santa Barbara County Public Defender Office.

1989-present Drug Abuse Consultant/Expert Witness for Ventura County Public Defender Office and private practice attorneys.

April 16, 1991 Presentation to San Diego County Access Commission on SBHI A two-hour presentation with the executive director on SBHI.

December 17, 1991 Presentation to Santa Cruz County on SBHI Managed Care Program An overview of SBHI and Medi-Cal managed care.

April 30, 1993 - May 1, 1993 Fresno UCSF faculty retreat - Faculty retreat on COHS A discussion of SBHI and how our experience impacts the 1993 California DHS Medi-Cal Strategic Plan.

January 5, 1995 - 1997 Medical Consultant to Santa Barbara Drug Court - Santa Barbara, CA

July 2000-2006 Medical Director for Zona Seca - Santa Barbara & Lompoc

2006-Present Medical Consultant for Zona Seca - Santa Barbara & Lompoc

September 21, 2018 CBD Expo Showcase Media Consultant Anaheim, CA

ACHIEVEMENTS: Delivered more than 500 presentations on drug abuse and youth alienation. Delivered more than 400 presentations on human sexuality to various educational, social, civic and professional organizations. Prominent in the substance abuse planning, treatment and prevention field; have provided consultation, staff training, grant writing, management and direct treatment for numerous alcoholism and drug abuse programs of local, regional and national scope.

Author/Editor credits include various medical columns in newspapers, extensive grant proposal writing and contributions to Harvard Business Review, Behavioral Medicine, Journal of Medical Economics, The Journal of Social Issues, New Physician, Journal of Medicine Education, and Hoffman LaRoche Drug Abuse 16 Crisis Manual, Santa Barbara Medical Society Bulletin, San Diego Physician, California Physician, American Journal of Pain Management.

Taught human sexuality at college level for ten years, started speakers bureau on human sexuality when in medical school, written several articles and made numerous presentations on human sexuality, extensive experience in family planning services. Have spoken with numerous groups and made several presentations regarding organization of health care in the United States with particular attention to Medicaid managed care programs.

EXPERT WITNESS: Specialties: Pharmacology, physiology & treatment, symptomatology of drugs, including: medicinal cannabis, sympathomimetics, depressants, opiates, inhalants; DUI, urine testing, EAP, methadone maintenance, drug detox, chronic pain, drug treatment program qual. 30 years experience: drug abuse treatment/prevention including Haight-Ashbury Drug Treatment program. Prof. substance abuse courses: UCSF, UCSB, SDSU.

Membership in Professional Societies: CMA, APHA, past Member, several state & county Advisory Committees including: Gov. Reagan's Advisory Committee on Drug Abuse, Santa Barbara County Drug Abuse Advisory Committee, San Diego County Drug Abuse Advisory Committee; Chair, Health Subcommittee, Santa Barbara County Drug Abuse Treatment & Prevention Master Plan Committee.

Consulting/Expert Witness Experience, Criminal: 380+ (over 230 at trial); Civil: 12, deposed 7, Family Court: 2. Drugs in these cases included alcohol, cocaine, marijuana (medicinal and recreational), opiates, amphetamines, tranquilizers & inhalants, DUI, drugs.

MILITARY: 1967-1970 Surgeon: U.S. Public Health Service Intern - USPHS Hospital, Seattle, Washington, 1967-68

Medical Officer Community Health Service, Health Services and Mental Administration Region IX Office, San Francisco, CA, 1968-70

PUBLICATIONS:

Books & Pamphlets: 1973 Editorial Consultant to: “Clinical Management of Drug Abuse Crises.” Booklet edited by James Oss, Hoffman-LaRoche. (48 pages)

17 1980, 1981 SDSU Student Health Handbook. Editor. (32 pages)

1995 25th Anniversary of Isla Vista Medical Clinic Booklet. Assistant Editor, Contributor. (96 pages)

2006 “Demons, Discrimination and Dollars: A Brief History of the Origins of American Drug Policy.” Prosperity Press, Santa Barbara, CA. (134 pages)

Selected Articles: June 1967 University of Washington, Medical Alumnus, "Medical Student in a Community Action Program".

May 1968 Bearman, David, Journal of Medical Education: "Medical Student in a Community Sex Education Program".

August 1970 Fairbrook, David and Bearman, David, New Physician, "Methods of Sex Education".

January 1972 "The Isla Vista Almost Free Clinic" in The Free Clinic - A Community Based Approach to Health Care, ed. David Bentel, David Smith and Jerome Schwartz.

Summer 1973 Requested by SAODAP to comment on 1973 Federal Drug Policy. Developed 90-page response.

August 1973 "A Position Paper on Drug Abuse, Santa Barbara County Schools" (Originally published in 1969 and reprinted by Permission.)

October 1973 Included in the Journal of Medical Economics hand-picked medical panel of "110 Top Medical Thinkers" for October 29, 1973 issues, "What Will Happen in Five Years?"

Spring 1974 Bearman, David, "The Potential Impact of National Health Insurance on Free Clinics," Proceedings of the Second National Free Clinic Council Meeting, edited by Jerome Schwartz. Submitted for reprint to HEW, Spring 1974.

Fall 1974 18 Bearman, David, "Isla Vista Community Service Center Medical Clinic Administration in a Community Clinic"; The Journal of Social Issues, 1974, Vol. 30 (No. 1)

September 1976 "Amazing Education Comics I," published by Santa Barbara County Schools, Santa Barbara, California.

September 1977 Bearman, David and Ruiz, E., Substance Abuse Prevention and Intervention: A Teacher's Guide to "Amazing Education" published by Santa Barbara County Schools, Santa Barbara, California.

December 1978 Behavioral Medicine, "Games Patients Play: Simulation and Health Care," Sleet, David and Bearman, David.

1978 Amazing Education Comic #2 - Published by Grand Poobah Publications, 1978, Santa Barbara, California.

1978 Handbook to Amazing Education #2 - published by Grand Poobah Publications, 1978, Santa Barbara, California.

Co-Editor with Emory Cummins, Ph.D. Training for Trainers Manual 1982, published for San Diego County Mental Health Department.

“Pharmacology for Trainers” published in Training for Trainers, Manual for San Diego County Mental Health Department, 1982. January-February 1988 "The Medical Case Against Urine Testing" Harvard Business Review, Vol. 88, No. 1.

April 1989 "Cost Effectiveness of Pressure Relief Devices in Medi-Cal Program" - Today's Nursing Home Management.

September 1991 "Overview of Santa Barbara Health Initiative" San Diego Physician.

April 1994 "Three Santa Barbara Perspectives, Health Initiative: A Model for Others", California Physician.

June 1994 "Cost Effectiveness of Uterine Monitor" published in GHAA Conference Proceedings of June 12-14 GHAA Conference held in Orlando, Florida. 19

Spring 1995 University of Washington Medical Alumni News Second Opinion: "If you had it to do all over again would you become a physician?"

Summer, 1995 The IV Clinic “In 25 years an experiment in medical care delivery has become an institution and has affected many lives” Coastlines (UCSB Alumni Magazine)

November/December 1997 "Breaking the cycle of dependency: dual diagnosis and families.” "Dual Diagnosis: A Comprehensive Integrated Long Term Approach" Journal of Psychoactive Drugs, 29:359-367. David Bearman, K. Clayton, J. Kincheloe, et.al. Journal of Psychoactive Drugs San Francisco, CA

January 1999 "The Feldenkrais Method in the Treatment of Chronic Pain: A Study of Efficacy and Cost Effectiveness" published in the American Journal of Pain Management, 9(1):22-27, 1999.

February 1999 "The Feldenkrais Method in the Treatment of Chronic Pain: A Study of Efficacy and Cost Effectiveness" has been selected by the Dannemiller Memorial Educational Foundation to be published in abstract form in the accredited educational journal, AnalgesiaFile.

2004 "The Feldenkrais Method in the Treatment of Chronic Pain: A Study of Efficacy and Cost Effectiveness." David Bearman, MD & Steve Shafarman IFF Academy Feldenkrais Research Journal 2004, Vol. 1.

2008 Chapter 2 – Anti-Aging Therapeutics, Volume X Edited by Dr. Ronald Klatz and Dr. Robert Goldman Published by AYM Publications “Medical Marijuana: Scientific Mechanisms and Clinical Indications”

20 October 18, 2011 Cannabis in Modern Western Medicine Cannabis Times – Magazine Radio

January 1, 2010 Vol. 2, Number 1 American Alliance of Medical Cannabis (AAMC) Newsletter “Who in their right mind would give marijuana to a child?”

December 21, 2010 Featured in Cannabinoid Medicine and Pain Management MD News

January 1, 2011 Vol. 3, Number 1 American Alliance of Medical Cannabis (AAMC) Newsletter “What dose of cannabis is right for you?”

March 1, 2011 Vol. 3, Number 3 American Alliance of Medical Cannabis (AAMC) Newsletter “Cannabidiol (CBD): The Miracle Drug?”

May 1, 2012 Vol. 4, Number 5 American Alliance of Medical Cannabis (AAMC) Newsletter “Global Commission: The Drug War is a Failure/Time for Drug Policy Reform”

Winter 2012 Cal Medical Association Seeks Legalization West Coast Leaf Drs. Ostrow & Bearman

July 1, 2013 Vol. 5, Number 7 American Alliance of Medical Cannabis (AAMC) Newsletter “How safe is medicinal cannabis”

Contributor: Closing the Gap: Effect of Diabetes Case Management on Glycemic Control Among Low-Income Ethnic Minority Populations

The California Medi-Cal Type 2 Diabetes Study Group* Address correspondence and reprint requests to Lois Jovanovic, MD, Sansum Medical Research Institute, 2219 Bath St., Santa Barbara, CA 93105. Email: [email protected]. Reprint requests can also be sent to [email protected] or [email protected]

September 15, 2015 21 Health News Digest.com Marijuana Issues How Marijuana Really Became Illegal in the United States

August 20, 2016 4 Twenty “A Short History of Our Racist Drug War”

May 5, 2017 The Healing Herb 25th Annual Mardi Grass-Hemposium Nimbin, Australia

October 2017 Edition Live Pain Free The Analgesic Properties of Cannabis

September 2017 BottomLine “Can Marijuana Help You?”

April 2018 BottomLine “Medical Marijuana Without the High”

June 2018 Open Access Government Online “Cannabis: One of the most Thoroughly studied plants ever”

Op Ed – Santa Barbara Independent 2009-2013 September 5, 2009 "What This Country Needs is a Marijuana Summit: One Doctor’s Answer to the Beer Summit.”

June 9, 2010 “Tax and Regulate: Not Tax and Become Hysterical”

August 30, 2011 “End War on Marijuana: Allow Research on Endocannabinoid System.”

October 11, 2011 “Smart Policy for Smart Growth”

June 6, 2012 “Medicine and the ADA”

December 17, 2011 22 “Made in the U.S.A.: An Idea for Growing the Economy that Is More Environmentally Friendly than Oil Production”

June 5, 2013 “What Neighborhood Clinics Wrought: Hopefully, This Is Not An Obituary”

Op Ed – Santa Barbara News Press (partial listing) 2007-2013 August 5, 2007 "Looks may be deceiving on medical marijuana.”

April 13, 2008 “Medical marijuana dispensary question a constitutional issue.”

May 22, 2008 “Arcane drug laws spread hurt.”

May 25, 2008 “Coming to a boil – Goleta Water Board shows disdain for rules, voters.”

June 1, 2008 “UCSB and growth”

July 20, 2008 “Medicine or Menace? Treat cannabis as any other medication.”

August 24, 2008 “Ignore fear tactics: Marijuana isn’t addictive”

October 12, 2008 “Cannabis for prevention and treatment of cancer.”

June 10, 2008 “Allow Goleta site for medicinal cannabis”

August 30, 2009 “Are you really happy with the current non-system?”

November 1, 2009 “Gone to pot, or not? Obtaining medicinal cannabis for the ill: A professional approach to marijuana dispensaries.”

December 20, 2009 “Reefer Madness Redux: Clearing up some common misconceptions about cannabis.”

December 20, 2009 “Reefer Madness Redux”

23 January 3, 2003 “Maldonado appointment right”

February 28, 2010 “Drug abuse prevention: Good parenting

April 4, 2010 “Clearing air on medical cannabis rules.”

May 16, 2010 “Treat cannabis like any medication.”

May 30, 2010 “Marijuana Dispensaries & Legalization – The Cannabis Query: It’s time to tax and regulate, not time for tax and hysteria.”

June 20, 2010 “Medipot for ill, inform; quality parenting for kids.”

October 17, 2010 “Measure T: If approved, would ban storefront medical marijuana dispensaries in Santa Barbara.”

April 3, 2011 “A modest proposal for dispensary regulations.”

June 26, 2011 “Time to medicate, not incarcerate.”

August 21, 2011 “Current drug control policy is ineffective and costly.”

September 12, 2011 “Marijuana is not poisonous.”

October 23, 2011 “Bishop Ranch: Goleta city Council made right call.”

November 13, 2011 “Medipot: Marginalize pot docs, non-compliant dispensaries.”

January 8, 2012 “County needs increased revenue? Grow hemp.”

February 10, 2012 “Envy rich for their low tax rate.”

May 20, 2012 “An open letter to President Obama.”

24 June 10, 2012 “Drug-sniffing dogs on wrong track.”

August 28, 2012 “Akin’s comments borne of ignorance.”

November 11, 2012 “Let’s hear it for common sense on crime – it’s a start.”

June 16, 2013 “Neighborhood Clinics: Hopefully not an obituary.”

Quoted in: Journal of Medical Economics July 1972 "A Panel of Hand-picked Thinkers Discuss What Will Happen in Medicine in Five Years."

Health System Leader "Medicaid Managed Care" Health System Leader, August/September 1995 issue.

Medicaid Managed Care Source Book, published by Faulkner & Gray, 1995 The Quality Letter for Healthcare Leaders Vol. 10, Number 2 - February 1998 The Population-Based Approach to Chronic Care

August 31, 2000 Principal Interviewee for USA Today Online Marijuana as Medicine, "A Doctor in Your Home" column by AJS Rayl

April 20, 2005 Los Angeles Times Canada Approves Cannabis Spray

April 25, 2010 MSN Health & Fitness, “The Merits of Medical Marijuana” by Sally Wadyha

2011 Medical Cannabis Art “Tried and True: It’s Tincture Time Again” By Mary Lou Smart

December 5, 2012 Collide Magazine, “The Blunt Truth” by Joshua Bligh and Mark Miller

April 20, 2013 Sports on Earth “Herbal Remedy” by Patrick Hruby

25 May 2013 Pain Medicine News, “Large Scale Trial Assesses Cannabis Safety, Abuse Potential in Chronic Pain Patients”

February 12, 2014 Lifestyle Radio Interviewed on 420 Radio Show

August 27, 2014 Health Culture “Could Medical Marijuana Solve the Painkiller Epidemic”

October 13, 2014 The Atlantic “The NFL’s Hazy Logic on Marijuana”

October 23, 2014 USA Today “NFL limits on marijuana still strict, but not really”

October 28, 2014 The Aurora Clinic “Wrapping Your Head Around Migraines”

October 6, 2015 Cannabis Now Magazine “History of Drugs Chronicled in New Book” By Angela Bacca

November 9, 2015 HealthMJ.com Interviewed by Melissa Brabham Health MJ, a publication that helps cancer patients improve their quality of life with medical cannabis

Fall 2014 Classnotes – M.D. Alumni “Medex Northwest Alumni”

August 12, 2015 Feds must recognize value of medical cannabis, expert says by Brian Donohue In HSNewsBeat

August 19, 2015 “What Research Shows About the Medical Benefits of Cannabis” Op Ed – Seattle Times

September 15, 2015 26 Health News Digest.com Marijuana Issues “How Marijuana Really Became Illegal in the United States”

October 27, 2015 ADHD Patients Successfully Weed Out Symptoms With Cannabis In the INQUISITR

December 1, 2015 Higher Ground: Mr. Chronic Seattle News

ADD Cannavision (http://canivision.com/category/cannabis/) 2015

It’s Time to Address Cannaphobia by Laura Lagano In Green Med Info March 3, 2016

Only 13% of Doctors Learn Up to Date Info on Medical Cannabis By Patrick Dewals In Mint Press News June 21, 2016

March 9, 2016 Parent Herald Studies Reveal That Marijuana Could Possibly Treat ADHD Better Than Adderall

November 28, 2016 California Weed Las Vegas 28 Sacramento Bee 29 “Marijuana doctors get new business buzz from legalization in California”

December 16, 2016 “The Growing Field of Medical Marijuana” Ventura Star – Ventura, CA

December 23, 2016 How To Talk to Your Physician About Medical Cannabis Marijuana News

Supporting clinical studies of medicinal cannabis to treat Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder CannabisforADHD.org

27 March 23, 2017 Interview on High on Healthy Radio Topic: Medicinal Cannabis

September 1, 2017 The Healthy Back Institute Focusing on living a pain-free life Live Pain Free

October 5, 2017 “While marijuana remains banned, WADA reverses course on hemp- derived compound CBD” Headline The Washington Post

April 9, 2018 D/M/O Can medical marijuana help treat symptoms of ADHD?

April 24, 2018 Is Smoking Cannabis Before or After Surgery Safe? By: Rae Lland Publication: Leafly

June 4, 2018 Health Science 4 Life CBD & ADHD CBD is a natural alternative to ADHD drugs

September 21, 2018 CBD & Medical Cannabis Educational Gathering Speaker on Side Effects Anaheim, CA

September 2018 Quoted by Nick Keppler In Tonic, the health section of Vice.com In an article on the use of cannabis for ADHD symptoms

January 31, 2019 Herb “How CBD for ADHD Helped This Man Kick Adderall and Get His Life Back”

Reviewer Medical Letter Medical Cannabis Consultant Panel 2010-Present

Acknowledged in: 28 Meeting the Needs for Children's Health Services Under Medicaid Managed Care: Lessons Learned from California's EPSDT Program/UCLA Center for Healthier Children, Families and Communities March 1997

Closing the Gap: Effect of Diabetes Case Management on Glycemic Control Among Low-Income Ethnic Minority Populations by Diabetes Care Vol. 27 #1, pg. 95-103 The California Medi-Cal Type 2 Diabetes Study January 2004

SELECTED PRESENTATIONS: September 1967 Medical Society, Washington State - Seattle, Washington Panel - Human Sexuality and Sex Education

February 1970 National Free Clinic Symposium - San Francisco, CA Presentation: Panelist Free Clinics and Relating to the Establishment

June 1971 National Heroin Symposium - San Francisco, CA Position: Panelist Heroin Use Patterns in Affluent Subcultures

October 1972 Sponsored by Hoffman-LaRoche, Steele Hill Conference - Steele Hill, NH Participant - 40 Top Drug Abuse Experts from Nationwide

March 1974 Asilomar, California A practical demonstration of the ILP Model State of California Meeting Board of Education

November 18-21, 1976 Pacific Coast College Health Association, Newport Beach, CA "Evening information and Referral Service," with Lori Felt, R.N.

December 1976 San Francisco, CA Student Personnel Association, Panelist "Changes in Student Affairs" and "Relating Through the Interactive Learning Process," Workshop

November 4, 1977 Santa Barbara Regional Workshop PTA Effective Parent-Child Communication

November 9-13, 1977 29 Phoenix, AZ First Action Conference on Drug Abuse Two presentations: (1) Use of Media in Drug Abuse Treatment; (2) History of Drug Abuse

April 7, 1978 Seattle, Washington Group Facilitator: "Treatment of Drug Abuse," National Drug Abuse Conference

June 17-18, 1978 San Diego, CA Primary Care Conference Workshop Facilitator, "New Health Professionals"

October 17, 1978 "The Cost Effectiveness of the Nurse Practitioner" with George Watkins at Seattle, Pacific Coast College Health Association

October 23, 1978 Fresno, CA Student Personnel Association of California Holistic Health in a Student Health Center

September 7-10, 1978 Conflict and Consensus Student Needs and Interest Panelist Isla Vista, CA

November 29, 1978 California Community Health Institute San Diego, CA Member: Panel reactor to keynote address by Beverlee Meyers, Director, California state Health Department "Where We Were, Where We Are and Where We're Going in Health Care".

January 24, 1980 Drugs and Disabilities - A New Awareness San Diego, CA Keynote Speech

February 5, 1980 University of California Department of Community Medicine UCSD Monthly Seminar "History, Policy and Prevention of Substance Abuse"

February 26, 1980 University of California 30 Department of Pediatrics Grand Rounds, "Street Drugs - Pharmacology and Treatment" San Diego, CA

November 1980 Student Personnel Administrators of California, Asilomar Integrating the self-help movement into a student health center - Asilomar campgrounds April 1981 American College Health Association (1) "Drug Abuse Past, Present and Future" (2) Panel Member on "Dealing with the Cost Crunch" Boston, MA

November 1981 Student Personnel Association of California San Diego, CA (1) Marijuana update - a review of studies pertaining to physiology of marijuana reported from 1973 to 1980 (2) Alcohol Abuse Prevention Program - demonstration of video tape on responsible drinking and discussion of campus alcohol abuse prevention efforts.

March 14, 1982 California Medical Association Anaheim, CA Society for Preventive Medicine Seminar on Teenage Sexuality "Counseling the Sexually Active Teenager" (A discussion and video tape of recommendations for the physician in interacting with a teenage patient concerning problems of human sexuality.)

April 20, 1982 American College Health Association Seattle, WA "Responsible Drinking, a Campus Approach" Discussion of development of alcohol awareness program on campus involving putting together a variety of campus units and working cooperatively to focus on responsible drinking.

May 20, 1982 National Organization for Reform of Marijuana Laws Berkeley, CA "Marijuana Use and Abuse" - A review of current trends regarding use and abuse of cannabis sativa with an emphasis on differences in motivation and family psychodynamics between uses and abuses.

June 19, 1982 Balboa Naval Hospital, Department of Pediatrics "Update on Drug Abuse Trends Among Adolescents" San Diego, CA 31

October 14, 1982 San Diego, CA Isla Vista Health Projects Parenting and Drug Abuse Prevention Conference (1) "Alcohol Abuse Prevention" (2) "Update on Medical Aspects of Marijuana"

March 1983 Santa Ana, CA HOAC Conference on Medically Indigent Adults - Panel on Effective MIA Programs "Implementing a Medically Indigent Adult Program in a Small County."

April 21, 1983 Santa Ana, CA HOAC Conference on Implementing MIA Programs - "Utilization Review in an MIA Program"

June 10, 1983 Santa Cruz, CA Member of Panel on "Prior Authorizations, Case management Utilization Review, Contracts for MIA Program" Sponsored by CCLHO.

November 1984 San Diego, CA CCLHO Conference on New Developments in County Responsibility; Panel on County Run Medi-Cal Program. "How the Santa Barbara Health Authority Works".

May 16, 1985 Santa Barbara, CA League of Women Voters Board Topic: "Future Trends in Medicine."

May 17, 1985 Santa Barbara, CA Southwestern Pediatrician Society Meeting. Topic: "SBHI, a Medicaid Pilot Project."

June 1985 Ventura/Santa Barbara, CA, HSA Health Programs of the elderly; Panel on Bioethics.

October 16, 1985 CWDA Workshop on SBHI Mission 1985 - A Strategy for Public and Private Partnership

The Provider Network and Delivery of Medical Services - Accessibility, Coordination of Care and Quality. 32

November 17, 1985 Washington, D.C., APHA Section on Bioethics "The Ethics of Spending Priorities on Preventable Diseases."

November 18, 1985 Washington, D.C., APHA "An update on SBHI, a Prepaid Capitated Case Managed System."

September 29, 1986 American Public Health Association - Poster Session - Las Vegas, NV - The Cost Effectiveness of Clinitron Therapy in a Medical Program

October 9, 1986 State California Children Services Annual Conference Monterey, CA - Member Panel on Public and Private Financing of Health Care for CCS Eligibles

October 14, 1986 University Religious Conference - Speaker's Series "Doing Well By Doing Good" Careers in Medicine Presentation, University of California at Santa Barbara

February 8, 1987 Santa Barbara, CA Gray Panthers The Crisis in Funding Health Care Services for the Elderly

May 12, 1987 University of California at Santa Barbara Career Counseling Center - "Panel on Efficacy of Urine Drug Testing"

May 22, 1987 California Association of Sanitary Agencies "Management of Work Problems Possibly Related to Substance Abuse" Lake Tahoe, NV

January 11, 1988 6th Annual Southwest Head Injury Symposium "Medi-Cal Demonstration Project Perspectives on Reimbursement" or "I'm From SBHI and I'm Here to Help, Really." Lake Tahoe, NV

April 18, 1989 - UCSB "Doing Well by Doing Good" Opportunities in the Health Field 33 UCSB Campus - Isla Vista, CA

May 1989 "Sex, Drugs, Rock n' Roll and Public Health Policy" Santa Barbara County Health Department, AIDS and Health Education Staff. Santa Barbara, CA

October 3, 1989 "A Critique of the past 75 years of U.S. Drug Policy, A Modest Proposal." Coeur d'Alene, ID Pacific Coast College Health Association

November 17, 1989 Santa Ynez, CA Social Advocates for Youth/Klein Bottle Teenage Pregnancy Prevention, "Men and Babies, What's the Connection?"

April 23, 1989 Asilomar, CA CARE-California Association of Reentry Educators, "Doing Well by Doing Good."

October 6, 1990 Santa Barbara County Women's Commission Panel Discussion on Women's Health Care Santa Barbara, CA

November 6, 1990 A Critique of U.S. Drug Policy UCSB Concerned Students Santa Barbara, CA

April 21, 1991 San Diego County Access Committee Overview of SBHI: A Successful Managed Care Program Access Committee San Diego, CA

November 1991 Local Panelist Discuss Christic Institute Presentation Drug Policy Santa Barbara, CA

December 17, 1991 Overview of SBHI and Medi-Cal Managed Care Santa Cruz County Medi-Cal Managed Care Exploratory Committee Santa Cruz, CA

34 April 2, 1991 CMA A Discussion of County Organized Health System Medi-Cal Managed Care San Francisco, CA

November 19, 1992 Future of Health Care in U.S. Panel Member League of Women Voters Santa Barbara, CA

November 1992 CMA A Presentation to the Medi-Cal Managed Care Committee on SBHI San Francisco, CA

April 1992 Health Care Access Group San Diego, CA

November 6, 1992 Developmental Disabilities Board - Area IX ICF Eligibility - Role of Health Initiative and Appeals Process Goleta, CA

December 15, 1992 SBHI Community Advisory Board Role of Targeted Case Manager Santa Barbara, CA

March 2, 1993 League of Women Voters Panel on Pros and Cons of Managed Care Santa Barbara, CA

April 1993 EPA/MCH Consortium - Fresno, CA Panel: History of COHS in California

April 26, 1993 Managed Care Presentation South Coast Coordinating Council What Managed Care is and What Its Role Might be in the Future Santa Barbara, CA

April 26, 1993 - Luncheon Presentation Human Services Association Louise Lowry Davis Center - Santa Barbara, CA 35 Health Initiative - Example of Managed Care

April 30 and May 1, 1993 CCFMG/SJMN/Senior Leadership Advance Discussion of SBHI - Two day retreat Montecito Sequoia Lodge - King's Canyon National Park, CA

May 13, 1993 Annual Primary Care Case Management Conference Overview of SBHI in First Ten Years Irvine, CA

June 10, 1993 Stanislaus County Medical Society Lessons to be learned from HPSM and SBHI on COHS Modesto, CA

June 16, 1993 EPA/MCH Consortium Panelist on COHS and Impact on MCH Pasadena, CA

August 25, 1993 Sponsor: Alameda Health Consortium Event: Successful Technique for Reducing Inappropriate Emergency Room Utilization and Incorporating Episodic Care under Managed Care Oakland, CA

September 23, 1993 SBHI Conference on Overview of SBHI Overview of organization and activities of COHS Medical Department Santa Barbara, CA

June 22, 1994 "Preparing for Medi-Cal Managed Care: A Forum for Community Health Centers" A panel for Medical Directors and Clinic Managers (2.5 hours) Sponsored by Alameda Health Consortium - Oakland, CA

February 4, 1995 Expert Testimony in Drug Cases (1 hour presentation) California Public Defenders Association Grand Hotel - Anaheim, CA

April 17, 1995 "Long Term Care in or out for Medi-Cal Managed Care" Healthcare Association of Southern California USC - Los Angeles, CA

36 June 2, 1995 Treatment of Chronic Pain Topic: Pain Concerns and Innovative Approaches to Treatment of Chronic Pain Sponsor: Santa Barbara Regional Health Authority The Radisson Hotel - Santa Barbara, CA

July 20, 1995 Overview of SBRHA Southern California Association of Oncologists Santa Barbara, CA

August 28, 1995 Santa Barbara County Health Care Staff meeting Overview of SBHI Santa Barbara, CA

October 10, 1995 Moderator for "Your Medicare Managed Care Rights" panel Valle Verde - Santa Barbara, AC

November 16, 1995 Panel Member (with Robert Reid, M.D., CMA, Speaker of the House of Delegates) UCSB Town Forum "Medicare Reform" University Club - Santa Barbara, CA

November 17, 1995 SBCHCS - CHDP "Importance of Charting Quality in CHDP" Cottage Hospital Pediatric Ground Rounds Santa Barbara, CA

January 16, 1996 National Managed Health Care Congress San Diego, CA Developing a Quality Based Reimbursement System

April 1-2, 1996 Panelist - Partnerships for Challenging Clinical Conditions and Serving Special Populations at Collaborative Strategies for Success in Changing Medicaid - Planning a Comprehensive Long Term Intervention for Dual Diagnosed Medi-Cal Recipients Health Resources & Services Administration (HRSA) and American Association of Health Plans (AAHP) Washington, D.C.

April 16, 1996 Central Coast Pharmaceutical Representatives Overview of SBRHA &the RWJ Grand Dual Diagnosis Comprehensive Intervention 37 Santa Barbara, CA

June 14, 1996 Breaking the Cycle of Dependency Dual Diagnosis in an AFDC population Haight Ashbury 29th Anniversary Conference: Addiction and Violence Betty Ford Center, San Francisco Medical Society, Haight Ashbury Free Clinics San Francisco, CA

October 4, 1996 Reactor Panel Member "IPA Perspective" Ethics in Managed Care University of Washington - Seattle, WA

December 16, 1996 Long Term Medicaid/Medi-Cal Managed Care "Coordinating Acute and Long Term Care" Infoline Santa Monica, CA

CAHIO Annual Conferences Medical Director Roundtable 1994 Conference - Santa Barbara, CA 1995 Conference - May 21-23 - Napa, CA 1996 Conference - Asilomar, CA

January 28, 1997 "Understanding the Managed Care Referral System and Knowing Your Rights in Managed Care" Panel Moderator Valle Verde - Santa Barbara, CA Area Agency on Aging, HICP 2 hours

January 30, 1997 Round Table Discussion Leader Alternative Medicine Round Table National Managed Health Care Conference Palm Springs, CA

February 22, 1997 UCSB Student Alumni Association Fifteenth Annual Careers in Health Conference Careers in Public Health Santa Barbara, CA

February 24, 1997 Innovative Strategies in Streamlining Referral Management A Presentation on SBRHA Referral Process IBC/Infoline Conference San Diego, CA 38

Cottage Hospital/Human Potential Center Cardiac Rehab Program Lecture on Emotions after a Heart Attack October 22, 1997 March 2, 1998 April 20, 1998 August 19, 1998 October 26, 1998 January 1999 April 1999 July 1999

February 23, 1998 Moderator Area Agency on Aging Medicare Managed Care Panel Valle Verde - Santa Barbara, CA

October 8, 2000 Universal Unitarian Church "Brain Chemistry and the Search for Meaning" Santa Barbara, CA

November 14, 2000 APHA Ethnic and racial basis for American Drug Policy - It's impact on American Institutions and History Boston, MA

November 2000 APHA Cost Effectiveness Feldenkrais & Acupuncture in Treating Pain in a Medi-Cal Population Poster Presentation Boston, MA

November 2000 APHA Is Medicinal Cannabis a Public Health Issue? Boston, MA

April 19, 2001 NORML Conference "Discrimination and Demonization in American Drug Policy" Renaissance Hotel Washington, D.C.

39 May 2001 Santa Barbara Rotary Club Status of Prop 215 and Medicinal Cannabis Red Lion Inn Santa Barbara, CA

May 3, 2002 "History of Medicinal Cannabis" 2nd National Clinical Conference on Cannabis Therapeutics Analgesia and Other Indication Portland, OR

February 2003 Proposition 215 and Medicinal Cannabis in California Sponsored by Campus Chapter Green Party UCSB Multicultural Center - Santa Barbara, CA

May 2003 Pain Management & Cannabinoids Consultation for Solvay Pismo Beach, CA

October 28, 2003 MAPP Seniors Symposium on Medicinal Cannabis History of Medicinal Cannabis Palm Springs, CA

May 4, 2004 Third Cannabis Therapeutics Conference "Cannabis, Cannabinoids & ADHD" Charlottesville, VA

April 1, 2005 2005 NORML Conference Panel Member (1) “Physicians in the Crosshairs” (2) “Breakthrough in Clinical Cannabis” Cathedral Hill Hotel - San Francisco, CA

December 13, 2005 American Public Health Assn. 133rd Annual Meeting & Exposition (1) Moderator(s): “Medical Marijuana: Why This Issue Is More Important to Health Care Than Just Cannabis” on Panel Comprised of: David L. Bearman, MD; Mary Lynn Mathre, RN, MSN, CARN; Frank Lucido, MD (2) Presenter: Medical professional’s obligation to defend traditional medical values. Philadelphia, PA 40

April 7, 2006 Patients Out of Time 1) Endocannabinoid System and PTSD 2) The California Courts and Proposition 215 Santa Barbara City College – Santa Barbara, CA

April 21, 2006 NORML Member of “Reality Check: Challenges Facing Doctors and Patients” Panel Holiday Inn – San Francisco, CA

April 22, 2006 NORML Member of “Emerging Clinical Applications for Cannabis “ Panel Holiday Inn – San Francisco, CA

November 9, 2006 18th Annual AIDS Update Symposium Speaker: “Medical Marijuana and HIV Treatment” Embassy Suites - San Luis Obispo, CA

January 13, 2007 Americans for Safe Access State of Medical Marijuana in the State After a Decade of Medicinal Cannabis Burbank, CA

April 27, 2007 American Anti-Aging Institute Medicinal Marijuana Orlando, FL

August 29, 2007 Santa Barbara Barristers Club MCLE – Medicinal Cannabis an the Law with Luis Esparza Andalucia Hotel, Santa Barbara, CA

January 27, 2007 “Waiting to Inhale” showing After movie panel with Movie Director Jed Riffe Isla Vista Theatre Isla Vista, California

September 19, 2007 Kaiser/St. Theresa Hospital San Jose, CA “Cannabis and Cannabinoids in Medicine” One hour CME presentation 41

November 2, 2007 U of Wisc. School Medicine and Public Health “Cannabis and Cannabinoids in the 21st Century” Madison, Wisconsin

Nov. 3, 2007 Wisconsin Senate Health Committee Invited Witness Informational Hearing on MMJ Madison, Wisconsin

April 2, 2008 “The Science of Cannabis and Cannabinoids in Treating the Symptoms of AIDS” California State Health Dept. Office of AIDS Early Intervention Program 20th Anniversary Conference Long Beach, California

July 7-11, 2009 19th Annual Symposium of the International Cannabinoid Research Society Poster Presentation on AACM St. Charles, Illinois

April 16, 2010 – 20 minutes April 17, 2010 – part of Q&A panel “An Introduction to the AACM” Sixth National Cannabis Therapeutics Conference Warrick, RI

June 26, 2010 “Fundamentals of Medical Cannabis Medical Marijuana Comes to New Jersey” Sponsored by Medical Marijuana Authority “Therapeutic Effect – Physician Perspective” Tropicana Casino & Resort Atlantic City, New Jersey

April 21-23, 2011 “Coming of Age” NORML Conference “Marijuana: Physicians and Researchers Perspectives and Experiences” (panel member) Grand Hyatt Denver, Colorado

May 19-21, 2012 California Unity Conference & Lobby Day 2012 42 Hosted by Americans for Safe Access Sacramento, CA 14 hours

June 28, 2012 Lake Elsinore Town Hall Meeting For Common Sense Member of Panel: Getchin Bergman, A New Path; Lt. Neil Franklin, LEAP; Ed Rosenthal, author; Joe Grumbine, Dispensary Owner; Mike Krawitz, VMMA. Diamond Club, Storm Stadium Lake Elsinore, CA

June 29, 2012 Medical Marijuana Town Hall Meeting Member of Panel: Lt. Diane Goldstein, LEAP; Mike Krawitz, VMMA; Ed Rosenthal, author. Southwest Senior Center Santa Ana, CA

July 25, 2012 Town Hall Conversations that Matter Stirring the Pot / Panel Discussion “What If Marijuana is Legalized in 2016, Then What?” Sponsored by Museum of Natural History and Santa Barbara Foundation Santa Barbara, CA

Oct. 28, 2012 APHA 140th Annual Meeting & Expo Poster Presentation – Complementary, Alternative and Integrative Health session - Postulated Mechanisms of Action for Cannabis Beneficial Effect in Treating PTSD Symptoms San Francisco, CA

Oct. 28, 2012 APHA 140th Annual Meeting & Expo Panel on Cancer and Clinical Disease In Our Communities. Investigating the Use of Complementary, Alternative and Integrative Health Practices - American Academy of Cannabinoid Medicine and the proper physicians role in the responsible prescribing and medicinal use of cannabis San Francisco, CA

February 22, 2013 ASA National Medical Cannabis Unity Conference Facilitator and Reporter of Medical Stakeholders Meeting Mayflower Hotel Washington, D.C.

Hempfest – 2004-2013 Annual Doctors Panel Participant 43 Annually Two short presentations from various stages Always 3rd week in August Seattle, WA

Aug. 16, 2013 Seattle Hempfest 2013 Participated in kick-off Press Conference Myrtle Edwards Park Seattle, WA

January 16, 2014 Indio Public Defender’s Office Overview on DUI Marijuana Indio, CA

May 13, 2014 Ventura ASA Action Group Critique of SB 1262 Bell Arts Factory Ventura, CA

July 26, 2014 The State of Marijuana Panelist, Research & Patient Care Hollywood, CA

August 18, 2014 “Ask Your Doctor if Cannabis is Right for You: How to Use Cannabis Effectively” Dr. David Bearman, Dr. Jake Felice, Dr. William Courtney, Dr. David Allen Hempfest/Hemposium Panel Seattle, WA

September 9, 2014 Marijuana for Medical Professionals “Cannabis and Cannabinoids in the 21st Century” Denver, CO

September 18-21, 2014 Annual Clinical Meeting – American Academy of Pain Management “Explore the Science, Practice, The Art of Integrative Pain Management” JW Marriott Desert Ridge Phoenix, AZ

October 18, 2014 Minnesota NORML Conference Legalize It, Minnesota: Political Action Conference “An Overview of Cannabis and Cannabinoids in the 21st Century, With Advice to Governor Dayton” 44

November 21, 2014 1st Inaugural Medical Marijuana Symposium Tamworth, Australia The Medical Case For Cannabis

March 10, 2015 Santa Ynez Valley Parkinson’s Support Group Cannabis for Relief of Symptoms of Parkinson’s Disease Los Olivos, CA

April 24, 2015 MCLE Certification Course on MMJ One hour presentation 70 lawyers Santa Barbara, CA

April 29, 2015 Cannabis Symposium Input To Victoria Law Reform Commission Emcee & Presenter – The Case for Medicinal Cannabis Melbourne, Australia

May 2, 2015 Presentation on State of Medicinal Cannabis Mardi Grass Protestival Nimbin, Australia

May 3, 2015 Panelist at Hemposium Future of Medical Marijuana in Australia Mardi Grass Protestival Nimbin, Australia

May 21, 2015 Intro to the Endocannabinoid System Treating ADD (one hour) AACM Certification Prep Course West Palm Beach, FL

June 7, 2015 CannaCosta Symposium Speaker – History of Cannabis San Jose, Costa Rica

July 23-25, 2015 My Compassion Cannabis Conference Speaker Cannabis Research & Therapeutics – 7123 PTSD and Cannabis Therapeutics – 7124 45 Chicago, IL

August 15, 2015 Hempfest Hemposium Medical Panel Seattle, WA

September 26, 2015 State of Marijuana Panelist Medical Marijuana: Research & Therapeutic Potential Santa Monica, CA

46 October 7, 2015 Medical Marijuana – Research and Therapeutic Potential Panelist Santa Barbara, CA

November 4, 2015 Book signing and presentation UCSB Multicultural Center Santa Barbara, CA

February 11, 2016 Grand Rounds/Cottage Hospital Noon – 1:15 Cannabis Medicine: An Overview Burtness Auditorium Santa Barbara, CA

March 31, 2016 Presentation to Assembly Special Session on Drugs Ohio State Legislature

June 24, 2016 Medical Cannabis: Separating Fact From Fiction Presenter, along with Judge Gray (Ret. Orange County Superior Court Judge) and Gretchen Bergman, CEO of A New Path Century Riverpark Oxnard, California

2004-2018 – third weekend in August Panel Member Hempfest, Hemposium medical panel 55 minutes on the latest science regard cannabis, cannabinoids & the ECS Seattle, Washington

September 17, 2016 Canna We Talk #3 PTSD Mechanism of Action Senior Center & Claire Eagle Park Shasta Lake, CA

October 15, 2016 Panel: From Molecules to Social Justice Society of Chicanos, Native Americans and Science Saturday 9:00-10:30 Long Beach, California

November 10, 2016 47 Presenter: Department of Nursing Faculty, Seattle University The Endocannabinoid System and Cannabinoid Medicine – An Overview Seattle, WA

November 14, 2016 Medical Cannabis for Health Professionals Side Effects of Medicinal Cannabis Denver, CO

May 6, 2017 Cannabinoids, PTSD, ADHD and Beyond: A Clinician’s Effort to Understand the Brain 25th Annual Mardi Grass Nimbin, Australia

May 6, 2017 Cannabis and Cancer Nimbin 25th Annual Mardi Grass Nimbin, Australia

June 13, 2017 Cannabis and Parkinson’s Goleta Parkinson’s Support Group St. Andrews Church Goleta, CA

August 20, 2017 Hempfest Speaker Hemposium Medical Panel – The Endocannabinoid System Hempfest 2017 Seattle, WA

November 7, 2017 Functional Medicine Forum Medical Cannabis – The What, Why and How of a New and Ancient Medicine Speaker Glendale, CA

April 19, 2018 Assisted Home Care/Hospice Continuing Education for Assisted Home Care Staff Milpas Street Santa Barbara, CA

April 26, 2018 Age Management Medicine Group 24th Clinical applications for Age Management Medicine Conference (1) “Clinical Practice and Practice Guidelines for the Use of Medical Marijuana” (2) “How Cannabis Battles the So-Called Opiate Epidemic” Omni Hotel & Resort 48 Orlando, Florida

May 4-5, 2018 Arizona Attorneys for Criminal Justice 31st Annual Aggressive Defense of the Accused Impaired Driver Reinventing Arizona DUI Defense Understanding the role of Cannabinoids and the Endocannabinoid system in DUI cases Tucson Marriott University Park Hotel Tucson, AZ

September 6, 2018 A4M Preconference Cannabis, Cannabinoids and the Endocannabinoid System Bangkok, Thailand

September 7, 2018 A4M Benefits of Cannabis in Health and Diseases Bangkok, Thailand

September 20, 2018 CBD Expo “CBD: The Unhigh / Side Effects of Cannabis” Anaheim, CA

January 31, 2019 Omnilore’s Winter Forum “Cannabinoid Medicine” Palos Verdes, CA

ACHIEVEMENTS: Extensive presentations to local, state, regional and national organizations of substance abuse treatment and prevention, history of substance abuse, human sexuality, holistic health and use of nurse practitioners, using both didactic and group process technique and illustrating with slides, videotape, comics and other visual aids. Numerous presentations and several articles on various aspects of Medicaid managed care. Noted and recognized as an expert in these fields.

1966 to Present: Over 350 presentations on human sexuality to parent groups, civic groups, churches, grade schools, high schools, and college students, plus numerous radio and TV appearances.

1967 to Present: Over 600 presentations on drug abuse and youth alienation, delivered to various education, social, civic and professional groups. 49

1983 to Present: Over 50 presentations on Medicaid managed care.

CONFERENCE COORDINATOR: February-March 1968 Coordinator, Symposia on Drug Use and Abuse, sponsored by Seattle Open Door Clinic and FOCUS - Seattle, WA A five-day and twenty-hour seminar over five weeks, covering basic pharmacology, culture context of drug use and abuse, counseling techniques and community resources. Note: the first community drug education conferences in Seattle.

January 1972 National Free Clinic Conference - Washington, D.C. Position: (1) Coordinator of small group discussions (2) Panel Moderator, "National Health Insurance and Free Clinics" (3) Panel Moderator, "The Influence of Free Clinics on National, State and Local Health Policy"

July 12-14, 1972 National Co-Chairman Counter-Culture Conference - Santa Barbara, CA A national conference to explore the roots and directions of the counterculture, speakers included Dr. David Smuts from Haight Ashbury Free Clinic; John Vasconcellos, California Assemblyman; and Rev. Edward Crowthers, former Episcopal Bishop of South Africa.

1977-1978 Planning Committee (NDAC) National Drug Abuse Conference Was on Committee for both San Francisco and Seattle Conventions

November 1977 - June 1978 Member, Planning Committee Primary Care Conference San Diego, CA A conference to discuss contemporary issues in primary care delivery, holism, consumers, provide interaction, sue of paraprofessionals, wellness vs. illness.

January-June 1979 Improved parenting and Substance Abuse Prevention An ongoing series for staff of various San Diego drug abuse treatment and prevention agencies training trainers on parent training techniques and substance abuse prevention.

January 1981 - October 17, 1982 50 Parenting and substance Abuse Prevention Challenge for the 80's. A fifteen (15) category I CME including talks by Sidney Cohen, M.D., David Smith, M.D., and former Congressman Lionel VanDierlin.

May 1981 - November 24, 1982 Pacific Coast College health Association 46th Annual Meeting, Nov. 21-24, 1982 Fifteen (15) hours of category I CME. Included nine (9) major speakers, eighteen (18) workshop choices, harbor cruise, association luncheon, association breakfast, welcoming cocktail hour, exhibitors. Over 400 attended.

ACHIEVEMENTS: Experience organizing, coordinating, advertising and running several large successful conferences. Participation in all phases - from conceptualization through program planning, selection and confirmation of speakers, program design, facility selection and arrangements, working with co-sponsors.

GRANTS AND CONTRACTS: Project Officer as Medical Officer for USPHS, CHS, HSMHA Region IX, San Francisco, CA - 1968-1970 Demonstration Grant - Haight Ashbury Medical Clinic: $35,000.00 Model Cities Grant to Seattle, WA - Model Cities for comparison of matched population for comprehensive health care between Washington and Alaska Blue Cross-Blue shield and Group Health Cooperative of Puget Sound - $375,000.00 first of five-year grant. Orange Cove, CA - Migrant Health Grant: $300,000.00 first year University of Washington - Evaluation of Seattle Model Cities Plan: $60,000.00 Isla Vista Open Door Medical Clinics - wrote and implemented the following grants from 1970-1974: Santa Barbara County Drug Diversion Contract 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974. Approximately $15,000.00 per year for providing counseling to clients referred by the courts for such problems as possession of marijuana. University of California Board of Regents - Isla Vista Opportunity Funds 1971 - Street Drug Workers Program Revenue Sharing Funds - Santa Barbara County 1973, 1974: $12,000.00 per year for running community medical clinic Revenue Sharing funds City of Santa Barbara 9175: $5,500.00.

San Diego State University Title XX Family Planning Grant 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981: $40,000 to $70,000

Isla Vista Heath Projects, Inc. - February to June 30, 1979 Position: Co-Project director - Abuse Prevention Training. A $590,000 grant from San Diego County Department of Substance Abuse to train 50 trainers in parenting training with an emphasis on substance abuse prevention. Wrote grant, developed program, assisted in administration, made presentation no drug abuse prevention, history and treatment.

Isla Vista Health Projects - February-May 1989 51 A $14,000 grant from Santa Barbara County Department similar to above but of briefer duration.

Santa Barbara Health Authority October 1984-September 1985 Clinitron bed cost effectiveness study. A $15,000 study of the cost effectiveness of skin fluidized therapy on decubitus ulcers. September 1985-August 1896 Health Hazard Appraised Efficacy in a Medicaid population. Use of HHA to stimulate more healthful style of living and impact on health care ($55,000).

March 1990 - Community Tobacco Control Education Projects

1991-1992 March of Dimes Prenatal Care Poster Project: $3,000 Perinatal Bus Posters (inside) with four messages over the course of 8 months. Bus lines in (3) towns (Santa Barbara, Santa Maria, Lompoc) - March of Dimes 1993.

1995 March of Dimes - Printing costs for "A Father's Love": $3,500

May 1995 Comparison of ACE Inhibitors - $30,000 from BMS

October 1995-July 1996 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation - Baltimore, MD Planning a Comprehensive Long Term Intervention for Dual Diagnosis AFDC Women Planning Grant: $46,700 November 1995 Study of Intensive Monitoring of A1C for NIDDM grant from California Department of Health Services: $100,000

1995-1999 Non-Insulin Dependent Diabetes (NIDDM) - Intensive Educational Intervention (3 years) with 2 CDEs, one RD, data person/SBRHA, lead - Sansum Research State Office of Diabetes and Office of Managed Care (joint venture)

1995, 1996 Male Role in Teen Pregnancy Prevention - Men's Conference - Public - Men's Conference - Professional - Media Campaign by radio, TV, bus posters (2 years) Klein Bottle Youth Programs, Planned Parenthood, SBRHA, sub-contractor, Boys and Girls Club, Fatherhood Coalition State Office of Family Planning

52 1996 Fatherlessness and Teen Pregnancy Prevention P/T Coordinator of Fatherhood Coalition and Dad's parenting classes Boys and Girls Club, Girls, Inc., SBRHA, Fatherhood Coalition State Department of Health Services

1996 Self Care Guides for Members (SBRHA), adult, child, English/Spanish 2000 books, one time - distributed by Member Services and C.M. (SBRHA) Wyeth-Ayerst Laboratories

1996 Workshop for Physicians - Charting S.B. County Medical Society Wyeth-Ayerst Laboratories

Educational Grant - used for low literacy - diabetes books and for bus passes for medical visits for Medi-Cal NIDDM clients in the state-funded three year program. NIDDM Grant with Sansum Research Foundation. Funded by Bayer.

1996 Teen Info-line and Posters Targeting Newly Pregnant Teens County Health, MCH Line, Junior and Senior High Schools - March of Dimes

February 1999-June 1999 Feasibility Study on EMR Subcontract with Care Management Science Corporation funded by California Health Care Foundation

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ORGANIZATIONS: American Public Health Association Pacific Coast College Health Association American College Health Association California Medical Association Santa Barbara County Medical Society

SELECTED LOCAL, REGIONAL AND NATIONAL COMMITTEES: Teens Against Polio - Rice Lake, WI Position: Area Chairman (1959-1960)

53 Sex Education Council of Students University of Washington, School of Medicine Position: Founder and First President (1966-1970)

The Open Door Clinic - Seattle, WA Position: Original Board of Directors, Speakers Bureau (196-1968)

U.S. Public Health Service Commissioned Officers Research Association - Seattle, WA (1967-1968)

Haight Ashbury Medical Clinic - San Francisco, CA Position: Volunteer Physician (1969-1970)

California Inter-agency Task Force on Drug Abuse Position: Youth Task Force Member (1969-1970)

Northeast Mental Health Center - San Francisco, CA Position: Member of the Board (Summer 1970)

National Free Clinic Council Position: Member of the Executive Committee (1971-1972)

American National Red Cross Santa Barbara Chapter, First Aid Services position: Medical Consultant; Member of the Board of Administrators (Fall 1971-1973)

University of California, Santa Barbara - Red Cross Unit Position: Faculty Advisor (Fall 1971-1974)

East Santa Barbara Health Task Force Steering Committee Position: Co-chairman (June 1972-January 1973)

Southern California Council of Free Clinics Position: Vice President, 1973 (1971-1973)

Isla Vista Health Committee - Isla Vista, CA Position: Member (1972)

Santa Barbara County Venereal Disease Education Committee (1972-1973)

Santa Barbara County Drug Abuse Technical Advisory Committee position: Member (1971-1974)

Community Health Task Force Santa Barbara - Espuerza de Salud Position: Board Member (October 1973-1975)

American Indian Urban Health Project - Santa Barbara, CA 54 Position: Board Member (December 1973-1975)

American Association of Medical Administrators Position: Member (1975-1981)

California Primary Care Clinics Advisory Committee - Sacramento, CA (Committee to draft Primary Care Clinic Regulations) (1975-1978)

Pacific Coast College Health Association Position: Member (1975-1994)

Delegate of American College Health Association, 1979-1981 Executive Committee Representative at Large, 1981-1982 Program Chairperson 46th Annual Convention, November 21-24, 1982

California State University and College Physicians Association Position: Secretary/Treasurer (1975-1982)

Isla Vista Health Projects, Inc. - Isla Vista, CA Position: President (9175-1991) Vice President (1991-1994) Treasurer (1994-1999) Board Member (1995-1999)

San Diego County Health Department Venereal Disease Committee (1975-1978)

Human Subjects Review Committee - San Diego State University Position: Member (1976-1978)

Disabled Student Committee - San Diego State University Position: Member (1975-1982) American College Health Association Position: Member (1975-Present) Local Arrangements Committee Chairperson (1979-1980) Reference Committee Chairperson (1981) Member of Nominating Committee (1981-1982)

National Drug Abuse Conference Position: Member Planning Committee, Treatment, Administrator and Prevention Subcommittee (October 1976-May 1977)

Community &Free Clinic Advisory Committee to State Health Officer, State of California Position: Member (1976-1978) Member, Primary Care Clinics Advisory Committee Committee to Draft Primary Care Clinic Regulation

55 Student Health Advisory Committee to Chancellor's Office California State University and College System Position: Member (1977-1978)

National Council on Health Care Alternatives Position: Member (1978-1982)

San Diego County Advisory Committee on Drug abuse - San Diego, CA Position: Member (1978-1979)

Elected to Isla Vista Sanitary District Board of Directors November 1985, November 1987, November 1995

Santa Barbara County Long Term Care Committee Position: Member (1985-Present)

Models Committee of the Santa Barbara County Long Term Care Task Force A Committee to develop practical approaches to meeting people's long-term health care needs, particularly the aged and disabled Position: Member (1988)

Santa Barbara County Medical Society Long Term Care Task Force Position: Member (1988-1989)

Advisory Committee of the Central Coast Area Agency on Aging Position: Member (1988-1989)

Goleta Water District - elected 1989 Position: President (1989-July 1990) Vice-President (1990-1991)

Santa Barbara Medical Society Position: Member (1970-1974; 1984-present) Committees: Skilled Nursing Facility Committee (1987-1990) Member Long-Term Care Committee (1989-1991) Member of Senior/Health Committee (1991-1992) Medical/Legal Committee (1992-1998) Community Health Committee (1994-present) Humanitarian Recognition Award (1991) EMR Work Group (1997-present) Chair, Medical Society EMR Work Group (1998-present)

1989-1991 Perinatal Intervention Project A Committee of Fighting Back Chair, Intervention Subcommittee

December 5, 1991 56 South Santa Barbara County Perinatal Substance Abuse Advisory Committee Meeting Health Care Services - Santa Barbara, CA

Member Casa Rosa Advisory Committee (1990-1992) Casa Rosa is a project of Isla Vista Health Projects, Inc. and is a residential facility for recovering substance abusers who are pregnant and/or have young families.

Santa Barbara County Master Plan to Reduce Drug Abuse Co-Chair, Treatment Subcommittee Chair, Steering Committee (1991-1992)

Perinatal Planning Project - Santa Barbara, CA Member Protocol Subcommittee Project of National Council on Drug & Alcohol (1991-1992)

League of Women Voters of Santa Barbara General Meeting, November 19, 1992 LWVUS Health Care Consensus Louise Lowery Davis Center - Santa Barbara, CA

1993-1999 Physician's Enhancement Program of Health Communication Resource Institute Medical Affairs Committee

April 26, 1993-1996 Member HIV AIDS Coordinating Council Member Steering Committee

Santa Barbara County HIV Advisory Committee Member 1993

Santa Barbara County Aging and Long Term Care Committee Member: 1993-1998

1994-1998 Santa Barbara County Chapter American Diabetes Association Member, Board of Directors

1995-1998 Central Coast Congregate Care, Inc. Santa Barbara County Member: Advisory Committee

June 16, 1995 Payor Advisory Group 57 The Rehabilitation Institute of Santa Barbara Santa Barbara Red Lion

1995-present County of Santa Barbara - Health Care Services Advisory Board for the countywide Immunization Registry/Vaccicard Project Committee

1996 & 1997 Health Care Planning Council - Santa Barbara, CA Member: Adult Day

1995-present Isla Vista Recreation & Park District Perfect Park Monument Implementation Committee - member

1997-2000 Work Group for Computerization of Behavior Health and Human Services Records, Inc. Position: Member

July 1, 1997 Member UCSB Expert Focus Group for Cocaine/Depression Study Santa Barbara County Health Care Services - Santa Barbara, CA

August-November 1998 Santa Barbara Health Assessment Task Force Member

1997-1999 Santa Barbara Public Health Department Member, Community Health Task Force

1999-present Santa Barbara, CA LifeChronicles Advisory Board

2002-present Santa Barbara, CA New Beginnings Counseling Center Member, Advisory Board

1999-present Santa Barbara, CA Pacific Pride Member, Advisory Board 58

2009-2010 Coalition for Cannabis Policy Reform Member

EDUCATION: AAMC - Sex Education in Medical Schools - Washington, D.C. March 1968

Communicable Disease Center - Family Planning - Atlanta, GA Evaluations Training in Family Planning February 1969 (two-week workshop)

U.S. Public Health Service Primary Care Orientation 1968-1970 (six two-day seminars)

National Center for Family Planning - New Orleans, LA 1970 (one week orientation)

Ambulatory Care Conference - San Diego, CA February 3-5, 1976

Student Health Administration - San Luis Obispo, CA June 18-24, 1976

National Drug Abuse Conference - San Francisco, CA May 13-18, 1977

First Action Conference on Drug Abuse Prevention - Phoenix, AZ Pacific Coast College Health Association - Phoenix, AZ November 9-13, 1977

U.S.C. "Stress" - Los Angeles, CA November 20-23, 1977

Longevity Institute - Santa Barbara, CA January 11, 1978; January 19-20, 1978

National Drug Abuse Conference - Seattle, WA April 1-8, 1978

CMA/CSUC Out-Patient Care Audit Workshop - Sonoma, CA May 17, 1978

Primary Care Conference - San Diego, CA June 16-17, 1978 59

Pacific Coast College Health Association - Seattle, WA October 15-18, 1978

San Diego State University Student Health Services - Regular Weekly CME Conference 15-25 hours/year, yearly CMA approved Category I CME 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982 (20 units/year)

CSUC Chancellor's Office Presentation on Alcoholism in State University Long Beach, CA November 19, 1979

Pacific Coast College Health Association - San Francisco, CA November 26-29, 1979

University of California, San Francisco "The Addictive Brain" - 11 credit hours Category I CME

Pacific Coast College Health Association - Portland, OR 15 Category I CME January 25-26, 1980; October 18-20, 1980

American College Health Association - Boston, MA 4 Category I CME April 21-25, 1981

Pacific Coast College Health Association - San Jose, CA November 22-24, 1981

California Medical Association - Anaheim, CA March 14, 1982

American College Health Association - Seattle, WA 14 credits CME April 16-20, 1982

UCSF/Normal, Berkeley, CA Marijuana in Medicine 7 credits CME May 20, 1982

San Diego State - La Jolla, CA Parenting and Drug Abuse Prevention 14 units CME October 15-17, 1982

California Conference of Local Health Officers - Oxnard, CA 60 Infectious Disease and Public Health 8 hours November 2-3, 1982 Pacific Coast College Health Association - San Diego, CA 15.5 hours November 21-24, 1982

University of California, Berkeley MIA Conference February 17, 1983

California Conference of Local Health Officers Computer Technology in Medicine - 14 hours April 12-13, 1983

Sacramento Hypertension Council - Rideout Hospital Hypertension - 1 hour May 4, 1983

ACHA - St. Louis, MO 14 credits May 25-27, 1983

HOAC Update - San Francisco, CA Managing Medically Indigent Adults 6 CME hours February 1983

American Public Health Association - Los Angeles, CA 15 CME hours October 1984

Pacific Coast College Health Associates - Tucson, AZ 14 CME hours November 1984

California Conference of Local Health Officers/Health Officers Association of California - Spring Conference - Sacramento, CA 8 CME hours May 1984

InterQual – Quality Assurance and Utilization Review Workshop - San Francisco, CA 12 CME hours May 1985

Marijuana and Health (UCSF) - San Francisco, CA 8 CME hours 61 September 28, 1985

APHA - Washington, D.C. 20 CME hours November 17-21, 1985

Primary Care Case Management Conference - Long Beach, CA 10 credit hours May 16-17, 1986

Mental Health in a Private Practice Setting - Santa Barbara, CA 3 credit hours April 24, 1986

APHA - Las Vegas, NV 20 hours September 21-October 1, 1986

PCCM (Primary Care Case Management) - Long Beach, CA 12 CME May 15-16, 1987

AIDS - Cottage Hospital - Santa Barbara, CA 3 CME April 1987

Durable Power of Attorney - Cottage Hospital - Santa Barbara, CA 2 CME January 1987

Joint Commission - Ambulatory Health Care Standards Joint Commission Strategies for Quality Care - Sacramento, CA 10 CME July 28-30, 1988

AMCRA - San Diego, CA Utilization Review/Utilization Management 11 CME July 19, 1988

Health Officers Association of California Applied Environmental Epidemiology - A Practical Approach - Berkeley, CA 8.0 CME November 4, 1988

PCCHA Meeting - Newport Beach, CA 9.5 CME 62 November 20-23, 1988

SBCHCS - Diabetes Plus Pregnancy Analysis of Prevention 3 CME 1989

PCCHA Meeting - Coeur d'Alene, ID 12 CME September 31-October 4, 1989

The New Public Health - Los Angeles, CA (Southern California Public Health Assoc.) 17 CME April 25-27, 1990

PCCM Primary Case Management by U.C. Davis - Long Beach, CA 6 CME May 16-17

UCLA Office Psychiatry for the Primary Care Physician - Santa Monica, CA 5 CME units October 27, 1990

American Managed Care & Review Assoc. - San Diego, CA 16 CME units October 28-31, 1990

Northern California Public Health Association and HOAC The Future of Public Health in California - San Francisco, CA Critical Issues and Solutions: An Interaction Dialogue 17 CME units February 27-28, 1991

Primary Care Case Management, U.C. Davis - Long Beach, CA 6 CME

QI/UR for SBHI - Buellton, CA by Santa Barbara County Health Care Services 4 CME units 9/90, 11/90, 3/91, 5/91 SBHI - Buellton, CA Santa Barbara County Health Care Services Quality Improvement/Peer Review 5 CME units 1990-1991 FY 63

PCCM Conference - Long Beach, CA 7 CME units May 15-17, 1991

American Managed Care and Review Association - Coronado, CA "Medical Issues/Data Management Conference" 11.5 CME units January 14-17, 1992

National Managed Health Care Congress - Los Angeles, CA "Regarding Common Ground in Managed Care" 4 CME units January 17-18, 1992

UCLA - Physician Cooperation in Controlling Health Care Costs 6 CME units September 12, 1992

"Caring for Families and Children Prenatally Exposed to Alcohol and Other Drugs" - Santa Barbara, CA September 18-19, 1992

"Where Science and Addiction Meet" - Erikson & O'Neil Cottage Hospital - Santa Barbara, CA 2 CME units October 29, 1992

The Managed Health Care Conference - San Francisco, CA 4 CME units January 21-23, 1993

Primary Care Case Management Conference - Irvine, CA 12 CME units May 14, 1993

Lakeside Health Services, Inc. - Universal City, CA 4th Annual Conference - "Health Care: Repositioning for the Future" October 2, 1993

Santa Barbara County Foundation Conference - Santa Barbara, CA October 3-4, 1993

Paradise Lost - The Secret-Weapon Drug St. Mary's Seminary - Santa Barbara, CA October 19, 1993

APHA Annual Conference - San Francisco, CA 64 CME - 2 October 29 & 31, 1993

CCLHO, HOAC Annual Conference - Santa Barbara, CA CME 12 November 17-18, 1993

Outcomes Measured and Managed in Managed Care - San Francisco, CA 4 CME units December 13-14

SBHI - Quality Improvement/Peer Review Buellton, CA 4 units 1993

Health Care Managed Care Conference - Temple University - Anaheim, CA CME January 26-28, 1994

The American Board of Quality Assurance and Utilization Review Physician Core Review - Newport Beach, CA CME - 13 January 28-29, 1994

17th Annual HMO Managed Care Policy Conference - Washington, D.C. February 14-16, 1994

Santa Barbara Medical Society "The Human Genome Project" - Leroy Hood, Ph.D., M.D. 1 unit April 28, 1994

STD Update U.S. Department of Health and Human Services PHS Sponsored by Long Beach STD Prevention Training Center and CDC - Santa Barbara, CA CME - 7 hours June 3, 1994

Neurochemistry of Addiction and Psychiatric Disorders: Common Biological Roots Kaiser Permanente Medical Center, Richmond, CA - Miyako Hotel, San Francisco CME - 7 hours June 11, 1994

22nd Annual Primary Medicine - University of Washington, Seattle, WA Department of Family Medicine, Office of Continuing Education CME units 34 65 September 19-23, 1994

Preventing Sexual Harassment for Management UCSB Extension (No. 942X03) Santa Barbara Health Initiative CEU 3 October 18, 1994

12th Annual EMS Conference - Santa Barbara County EMS CME units 5 November 4, 1994

MedDialogue Clinical Overview of Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors A one-hour multisite audio teleconference - Santa Barbara, CA April 19, 1994

Managed Health Care Conference - Los Angeles, CA CME 5 credits, Temple University January 1995

Visit to clinic of Dr. Alex Stalcup to observe outpatient detoxification done for Drug Court, Santa Barbara County Probation Department - Walnut Creek, CA 8 hours (not certified CME) January 23, 1995

Scientific Evidence & Expert Witness Seminar - Anaheim, CA MCLE 6 units by California Public Defender's Association February 4, 1995

Prevention of Prematurity and Neonatal Mortality - San Diego, CA University of Florida, College of Medicine 14 contact hours March 16-18, 1995

National Association of Managed Care Physicians Disease State Management and Computer Technology and the Physician Temple University School of Medicine - Palm Springs, CA CME - 11 May 12-13, 1995

The Addictive Brain - Santa Barbara, CA UCSB/Department of Psychology Will apply for CME Sixteen (16) contact hours July 14-15, 1995

Medicare Policy Briefing 66 Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital, Burtness Auditorium - Santa Barbara, CA Presentation from Panel: Congresswoman Andrea Seastrand - Gail Wilensky, Ph.D., John M. Olin, Sr. Fellow - Project Hope - James Ash, CEO/President - Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital - Jake Hansen, Vice-President for Government Affairs - Seniors coalition - Dr. Robert Reid, OB-GYN, Member - California Medical Association Two Hours August 22, 1995

Drug Policy Foundation - Santa Monica, CA 8 units - Brown University October 18-21, 1995

APHA - San Diego, CA October 28-November 2, 1995 20 hours

National Managed Health Care Company Physician Track - San Diego, CA CME 4 January 16-18, 1996

Santa Barbara County Drug Court - Alex Stalcup, M.D. Contemporary Approaches to Treatment of Substance Abuse 1.5 hours March 21,1996

Collaborative Strategies for Success in the Changing Medicaid Marketplace - Washington, D.C. Sponsored by Health Resources & Services Administration (HRSA) and American Association of Health Plans (AAHP) 14 hours April 1-2, 1996

Improving Clinical Documentation by Santa Barbara County Medical Society Solvang, CA CME 3 May 15, 1996

Statewide Latino Health Policy Conference - Los Angeles, CA Latino Coalition for a Healthy California "Defining Latino Health Policy for the 21st Century: Achieving a broader Vision" May 17-18, 1996

Santa Barbara Medical Society - Montecito, CA Health Reform, Market Trends & the Five Stages of Managed Care 67 Presentation by Rusell C. Coile, President, The Health Forecasting Group CME units: 1 June 6, 1996

29th Anniversary Conference - Addiction & Violence Sponsored by Haight Ashbury Free Clinic Betty Ford Center at Eisenhower Hospital - San Francisco Medical Society CME: 12 June 14-15, 1996

DHS "Forum on Perinatal Services for Medi-Cal Managed Care Health Plans" Westin Hotel - San Francisco, CA September 5, 1996

Addiction Medicine 1996 Review Course - Los Angeles, CA CME: 24 November 6-9, 1996

A New Era in Diabetic Management American Diabetic Association - Santa Barbara, CA CME: 4 November 15, 1996

National Managed Health Care Conference Temple University - Palm Springs, CA CME: 3 January 30, 1997

Medical Education Resources, Inc. Audio Conference: Antiviral Therapy in the Immunocompromised Patient Recent Advances CME: 1.25 August 12, 1997

Hispanic Health Symposium - Los Angeles, CA Sponsored by HHS September 11-13, 1997

Creating the Future of Health Care Sponsored by CMA CME: 15 October 12-14, 1997

Advanced Seminar in Finance for Special Districts - Palm Springs, CA Sponsored by California Special Districts Association October 29-31

The Managed Care Challenge - San Francisco, CA California Society of Addiction Medicine 68 CME: 6 November 5, 1997

Advances in Addiction Medicine - San Francisco, CA Sponsored by California Society of Addiction Medicine CME: 20.5 November 6-8, 1997

"Ethics in Managed Care" Santa Barbara County Medical Society CME: 1 November 13, 1997

SBRHA Quality Forum - Santa Barbara, CA Quality Trends in Managed Healthcare NCQA Accreditation: 1997 Update Requirements November 20, 1997

Focus on Depression - Santa Barbara, CA Sponsored by the University of Wisconsin Medical School CME: 2 December 3, 1997 Alcohol Training and Substance Abuse - San Diego, CA Professional Evaluation - Alcohol AAFP CME: 7.5 units February 20, 1998

Medical Review Officers Association - San Diego, CA Training Program AAFP 12 units February 21-22, 1998

Santa Barbara Foundation Roundtable - Santa Barbara, CA Partnership for Excellence Conference February 26-27, 1998

Santa Barbara Asthma Conference - Santa Barbara, CA American Lung Association CME: 8 units April 3-4, 1998

The SCPIE Companies - General Membership Meeting Santa Barbara County Medical Society California HealthCare Foundation Mark Smith, M.D., M.B.A., President & CEO May 1, 1998

69 CMA - Second Annual Leadership Conference California Medical Association - La Quinta, CA CME hours: 14.75 September 11-13, 1998

SCPHA (So. Calif. Public Health Assoc.) Annual Meeting Long Beach, CA September 25, 1998

California Society for Addiction Medicine (CSAM) - Los Angeles, CA CME: 12 October 7 & 10, 1998

California Primary Care Association (CPCA) - San Francisco, CA Expanding Healthy Horizons October 1-2, 1998

NORML - Washington, D.C. November 12-14, 1998

APHA - Washington, D.C. Public Health and Managed Care Integration of Drug Treatment Into Managed Care CME: 7 November 15-19, 1989

Fourth CALINX Summit - San Francisco, CA November 18, 1998

Healthier Santa Barbara Forum - Santa Barbara, CA Community Health Task Force and Cottage Hospital System November 23, 1998

Promoting Health/Protecting Privacy California Health Care Foundation and ______A Statewide Gathering of Stakeholders - Oakland, CA January 28, 1999

California NORML Conference - Pismo Beach, CA February 13-14, 1999

Promoting Health/Protecting Privacy - Oakland, CA California HealthCare Foundation March 17, 1999

CAHIO - Montecito, CA 5th Annual Conference May 3-5, 1999 70

HIPPA/Managing Information Security in Healthcare - Oakland, CA Privacy, Security & Confidentiality of Medical Records: Complying with Sweeping New HIPAA Requirements Computer-based Patient Medical Record Institute May 17-18, 1999

CALINX - Los Angeles, CA Provider EDI Workshop Minnesota Health Data Institute June 3, 1999

Boost4Kids/Family Reunion - Nashville, TN Vice President of U.S., Gore June 21-22, 1999

Family Re-Union 8: Families and Communities Conference University of Minnesota and Vanderbilt University - Nashville, TN June 22-23, 1999

Alcohol Research: Translating Research Into Practice - Santa Barbara, CA Sponsored by: NIAAA, NIH, RSA June 25-26, 1999

Media Literacy in Changing Times - St. Paul, MN NIDA, ADAMHA, AAP June 27-29, 1999

CALINX Summit - Los Angeles, CA June 30, 1999

September 27-29, 1999 Grantsmanship Conference - Los Angeles, CA Grantsmanship Center

October 1, 1999 Computerized Medical Record Institute Conference Anaheim, CA

Asthma Conference Santa Barbara Lung Association Santa Barbara, CA October 2, 1999 CME: 6

October 6, 1999 CSAM/ASAM - Los Angeles, CA Biltmore Hotel 71 CME - 6

November 7-11, 1999 APHA Annual Meeting - Chicago, IL CME 5

CMA Third Annual Leadership Conference - Palm Springs, CA November 17-19, 1999

November 22, 1999 Healthier Santa Barbara Forum - Santa Barbara CA Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History

NTIA ITOP Workshop - Los Angeles, CA February 4, 2000

3rd DRIS Annual Conference - Oakland, CA Feb. 4, 5, 2000

Advances in International Therapeutics Rehabilitation Institute - Santa Barbara, CA February 10, 2000 CME 1.5

Cannabis Therapeutics UCSF - San Francisco, CA June 10, 2000 CME 8

CSAM - Addiction Medicine Review Course CSAM - - San Francisco Oct. 11 & 12, 2000 CME 10

Current Concepts in Drug Therapy - Seattle, WA UWCME Course #432 MED Nov. 2-3, 2000 CME - 10.5

APHA - Boston, MA Nov. 11-16, 2000 Plus presentations (3) - Discrimination in Drug Policy - Is Medicinal Marijuana a Public Health Problem? - Acupuncture and Pain CME 6.5

2001 - NORML Conference 72 April 18-20 (Presentation April 19) Washington, D.C. 20 hours

Lindesmith Center DPF Conference May 31, June 1, 2001 Albuquerque, NM

Depression: Biological, Psychological & Social Issues with Michael D. Yapko, Ph.D. Cortex Educational Seminars Santa Barbara, CA December 15, 2001 CME 5.5

Skills Course for Pain Physicians AAPM - San Francisco, CA February 26-27, 2002 CME: 12

May 2-4, 2002 2nd National Clinical Conference on Cannabis Therapeutics: Analgesia and Other Indications Sponsored by: Oregon State Health Department, Oregon State Nurses Assn., Mothers Against Misuse & Abuse, and Patients Out of Time Portland, OR

July 12-13, 2002 ICRS - 12th Symposium on THC Cannabinoids Asilomar, CA CME - 8

Santa Barbara County Women's Health Coalition 4th Annual Health Conference - Santa Barbara, CA February 22, 2003

California Society of Addiction Medicine Addiction Medicine State of the Art 2003 October 8 & 10, 2003 San Francisco, CA 12 hours

American Public Health Association Behavior, Lifestyle & Social Determinants of Health APHA 131st Annual Meeting & Exposition November 15-19, 2003 San Francisco, CA 4 hours 73

Pain Management and End-of-Life Care CMA Los Angeles, CA January 9-10, 2004 CME 12

Male Hypogonadism: Prevalence, Diagnosis, Consequences, & Treatment Strategies Solvay Pharmaceuticals Sansum Medical Santa Barbara, CA February 24, 2004 CME 1

University of Virginia, Anesthesiology Dept. Third Cannabis Therapeutics Conference Charlottesville, VA May 3 & 4, 2004 CME 15

Santa Barbara County Medical Society Pain Management for Primary & Specialty Care Physicians Santa Barbara, CA March 4, 2005 CME units: 4

Third Cannabis Therapeutics Conference May 4, 2004 Charlottesville Omni – Charlottesville, VA CME units: 15

2005 NORML Conference Get Up, Stand Up! Cathedral Hill Hotel - San Francisco, CA Conference 20 hours (not formal CME) March 31-April 2, 2005

American Academy of Pain Management Clinicians United to Manage Pain Manchester Grand Hyatt – San Diego, CA September 22-25, 2005 CME units: 16

California Society of Addiction Medicine Addiction Medicine State of the Art 2005 Hyatt Regency – Long Beach, CA October 19-20, 2005 CME units: 16

74 APHA Philadelphia, PA December 10-14, 2005 CME units: 4

Patients Out of Time April 7, 2006 Santa Barbara City College Santa Barbara, CA CME units: 15.5 by UCSF

18th Annual AIDS Update Symposium November 9, 2006 Embassy Suites San Luis Obispo, CA 4 hours

American Academy of Pain Management Pain Management: Knowledge, Compassion & Care Red Rock Resort – Las Vegas, NV September 27-30, 2007 CME units: 12

17th Neuropharmacology Conference Cannabinoid Signalling In the Nervous System Hilton Hotel – San Diego, CA October 31 – November 2, 2007 Contact Hours 18 (will request CME units)

5th National Clinical Conference on Cannabis Therapeutics Asilomar Conference Grounds April 4-5, 2008 CME units: 12 UCSF

Patients Out of Time 5th National Clinical Conference on Cannabis Therapeutics Asilomar, CA April 4 & 5, 2008 CME 12.5 (UCSF)

American Pain Society 28th Annual Scientific Meeting San Diego, CA May 7-9, 2009 CME 6

An Integrated Approach to Treating Fibromyalgia, Syndrome Symposium San Diego, CA 75 May 8, 2009 CME 1.5 (University of Michigan, Medical School)

Tackling the Pain Continuum San Diego, CA May 7, 2009 CME 1.5 (Milton S. Hershy Medical Center)

ICRS July 8-11, 2009 Pheasant Run Resort St. Charles, Illinois CME 24.5

DeLay & Laredo AB1234 Public Service Ethics Education June 4, 2009 Credit: 2 hours Location: Goleta Water District

ICRS – July 8-11, 2009 Poster presentations: 1) AACM – July 8 2) ADD/ADHD – July 9 Pheasant Run Resort St. Charles, Illinois

February 17, 2010 Pharmaceutical Diversion Training Purdue Pharma Lawful Prescribing & Prevention of Diversion Santa Barbara Rehab Institute Santa Barbara, California CME – 1.0

March 26, 2010 Dr. Tashkin, Emeritus Professor of Medicine and Medical Director of the Pulmonary Function Laboratory, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA.

Report of results of a NIDA-sponsored landmark study involving 1212 cancer patients matched for age, gender and neighborhood with 1040 cancer-free controls, plus other studies on the pulmonary effects of cannabis. Doubletree Hotel LAX El Segundo, California 2 hours

April 15-17, 2010 Sixth National Cannabis Therapeutics Conference Warrick, RI 76 UCSF 12.5 CME

May 6-8, 2010 Pri-Med West Conference & Exhibition Current Clinical Issues in Primary Care Anaheim Convention Center Anaheim, CA CME: 12 By: Harvard Medical School & David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA

June 21, 2010 Public Service Ethics Education “Ethics Essentials for Public Agencies” Santa Barbara, CA CME: 2

September 9-11, 2010 NORML 39th Annual Conference Portland, OR Contact Hours: 18

October 31-November 4, 2010 “Cannabis and Cannabinoids in Biology & Medicine” Weizmann Institute Hebrew University Jerusalem, Israel Contact Hours: 25

April 21-23, 2011 “Coming of Age” NORML Conference Grand Hyatt Denver, Colorado Contact Hours: 18

July 6-9, 2011 International Cannabis Research Society Pheasant Run Resort St. Charles, Illinois Contact Hours: 24

July 8, 2011 “Cannabinoids in Clinical Practice: Challenges & Opportunities” UC San Francisco Pheasant Run Resort St. Charles, Illinois CME: 3.75 77

November 2-5, 2011 International Drug Policy Reform Conference Westin Bonaventure Los Angeles, CA

April 21-24, 2012 Patients out of Time Lowes Tucson, AZ CME: 11.5 (UCSF)

June 16, 2012 Laboratory Findings and Herbal Preparations of Cannabis Presented by Donald P. Land, Ph.D., Kymron deCesare Halent Laboratories, Davis, CA Society of Cannabis Clinicians San Francisco, CA CME: 1 Hour

Oct. 16, 2012 ASA’s 10 Year Anniversary & Awards Ceremony Washington, D.C.

October 25, 2012 Cannabis in Medicine: A Primer for Health Care Professionals Sponsored by UCSF Continuing Medical Education Shutters on the Beach Hotel Santa Monica, CA CME: 2.5

February 22, 2013 Cannabis in Medicine: A Primer for Health Care Professionals Sponsored by UCSF Continuing Medical Education Mayflower Renaissance Washington, DC CME: 2.75

June 21, 2013 Cannabinoids in Clinical Practice University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada The Canadian Consortium for the Investigation of Cannabinoids Vancouver, Canada CME: 6.5

March 15, 2014 Current Concepts & Challenges in the Management of Pain UCLA Cedars-Sinai Medical Center 78 Los Angeles, CA CME Credit: 7 category I hours

May 8, 2014 Eighth National Clinical Conference on Cannabis Therapeutics Portland University Place Hotel Portland, OR CME: 4 category I hours

July 17-20, 2014 2nd Annual Portland International Neuroscience Symposium Hosted by Oregon Health & Science University – Brain Institute Portland Marriott Downtown Waterfront Portland, OR CME: 15 category I units

September 9, 2014 Marijuana for Medical Professionals Sherman Street Event Center Denver, CO CME: 14.5 category I

May 22-23, 2015 Patients Out of Time West Palm Beach, FL CME: 13 units category I (UCSF)

May 21, 2015 AACM Course West Palm Beach, FL CME: 4 units category I (PIM)

October 18, 2015 Advances in Neurology and Neurosurgery Cedar Sinai Santa Barbara, CA CME: 6

February 11, 2016 Grand Rounds/Cottage Hospital Noon – 1:15 Cannabis Medicine: An Overview Burtness Auditorium Santa Barbara, CA CME: one hour

Feb. 16, 2017 Mayo Clinic Pain Medicine Course 79 For Non Pain Specialist Palm Desert, CA General Session 5.25 CME units

May 18-20, 2017 Cannabis: Protecting Patients and Reducing Harm The 11th National Clinical Conference on Cannabis Therapeutics Patients Out of Time Doubletree by Hilton Berkeley, CA CME: 13.5

November 3, 2017 Saving the Brain 20th Annual Neuroscience Symposium of the Central Coast Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital Santa Barbara, CA CME: 7 credit hours

February 8, 2018 Medical Grand Rounds: Update in Women’s Health Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital Santa Barbara, CA CME: 1

February 15, 2018 Medical Grand Rounds: Pain Control Using Off the Beaten Path Methods Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital Santa Barbara, CA CME: 1

February 22, 2018 The Future of Cannabis in LA UCLA Health – Cannabis Research Center Los Angeles, CA CME: 0

April 26, 2018 Age Management Medicine Group Track 2 Orlando, FL CME: 5

September 26, 2018 Medical Marijuana for Health Care Professionals 80 Denver, CO CME: 12

October 13-14, 2018 Marijuana for Medical Professionals 2018 Denver, CO CME: 6

October 23, 2018 Fran Drescher’s Health Summit Los Angeles, CA CME: 0

MEDIA Print 1960-1961 Sports Editor Dormistory University of Wisconsin - Madison WI

1967-1968 Health Column Helix - Seattle, WA

1971-1972 Health Column Isla Vista View Point - Isla Vista, CA

1972-1973 Health Column Isla Vista Town Crier - Isla Vista, CA

1975-1976 Health Column Daily Aztec San Diego Sate University - San Diego, CA

1977-1979 Health Column AS Window San Diego State University - San Diego, CA

1993-1997 Executive Editor and contributor SBHI Provider Newsletter and SBHI Beneficiary Newsletter

81 1987-1991 Isla Vista Health Projects Newsletter Editor and contributor

1987-1990 Isla Vista Free Press Part owner, contributor

June/July 1991 Family Times, Santa Barbara Article: A Few Thoughts on Parenting and Substance Abuse Practices

UCSB Nexus June 3, 1991 Urine Testing and the New College Graduate

Santa Barbara News Press December 1991 Op-Ed Page Goleta Water Board, A few thoughts on cooperation

January Issue - 1992 Critical Times South Coast Parenting and Substance Abuse Prevention Santa Barbara News Press Sunday, August 6, 1995 Op-Ed Piece "Price of Water, What Might Have Been"

Santa Barbara News Press Op-Ed Piece (with Michael Bennet and Lanny Ebenstein) Goleta Cityhood August 15, 1997

Santa Barbara News Press Sunday, November 2, 1997 Op-Ed Piece The Issues Facing the Goleta West Sanitary District

SBHI Provider Newsletter SBHI Member Newsletter Various articles in the SBHI Provider and Beneficiary Newsletters (each publication appearing roughly quarterly between 1983-1997)

Santa Barbara News Press Op-Ed Piece (with Michael Bennet, Jean Blois, Mike Wondolowski) "Urban Government for Goleta Now" Sunday, September 20, 1998 82

Santa Barbara News-Press Op-Ed piece, Voices Section "Cannabis is Medicine" Sunday, July 16, 2000

Santa Barbara News-Press, op-ed piece "Goleta Cityhood Boundaries" December 7, 2000 Valley Voice, op-ed piece, "Goleta Cityhood", 2000.

Voices Op-Ed Piece Santa Barbara News Press Medicinal Marijuana: It's Fair and It's Time April 8, 2001

Santa Barbara News Press Op Ed piece “Looking Good is Not Feeling Good” Feb. 2008

Santa Barbara News Press Op Ed piece “MMJ Dispensary Standards” Feb. 2008

Santa Barbara News Press Op Ed piece “A Test to our Right to Privacy” March 2008

Daily Nexus Op Ed piece “Think Globally, Act Locally” May 2, 2008

Santa Barbara News Press Op ed piece “Goleta Water Board Shows Disdain for Rules, Voters” May 25, 2008

Op ed piece “What This Country Needs Is a Marijuana Summit” September 5, 2009

AACM Newsletter “Science, Cannabis and Driving” February 2015

83 Bud Magazine January 2015 “Marijuana: Good For What Ails You” ADHD

UW Health SciNews Interview article by Brian Donohoe August 2015

Seattle Times Op Ed August 19, 2015

Open Access Cannabis: One of the most thoroughly studied plants ever June 15, 2018

Radio 1972-1973 KCSB - Santa Barbara, CA Medical Center - 13 weeks A weekly one hour panel and discussion of health issues of the day

1983 KOBO - Yuba City, CA Medical Alert - 3 months A five-day-a-week, three minute health news program

1983 KTMS - Santa Barbara, CA Medical News - 15 weeks A five-day-a-week, 90-second health news program

Radio Interviews February 23, 2012 Planet Green Trees Radio Show 2 hour segment on medical benefits of cannabis

March 24, 2013 Century of Lies 2013 Rice University’s Baker Institute for Public Policy

2014 The Russ Belview show #323

Time 4 Hemp April 8, 2015 84 Interview Internet Radio

April 16, 2015 The Chad Benson Show / Radio America Network “Medical Benefits of Marijuana”

August 11, 2015 Bax & O’Brien in MA Steve Nagel, Ex. Prod.

August 11, 2015 A Rude Awakening Show – CJ Downey ExProd

August 18, 2015 Jazzzy88 Fisk University Xuam Lawson

August 20, 2015 Mike Schikman Harrisburg, VA

August 20, 2015 “Radical” Russ Belville

August 25, 2015 Patrick Timpone – Texas One Radio Network

September 3, 2015 Joyce Estey WRNJ – New Jersey

Sept. 4, 2015 Pursuit of Freedom Office: 210-209-9545

Interview with Tim Bidon October 16, 2015

May 17, 2016 Ellen Kamin, Ph.D., RN Radio Interview

October 7, 2016 – 11:20-Noon 89.3 KPCC – Southern California Public Radio Discussion of Cannabis’ Affect on Driving

December 8, 2016 85 Podcast NBA A to Z: On James Harden, the Rockets and Medicinal Marijuana Discussion with host Jeff Zillgitt

March 23, 2017 Holistic Health Show – High and Healthy Jorge Harmida Radio interview on medical marijuana www.cannabisradio.com

January 19, 2018 FrankieBoyer Cannabis Talk A-Z Half hour Interview with Frankie Boyer

April 12, 2018 Stacy Bloch Bloch Off Bellingham, WA

VIDEO: 1981 - Consultant and talent on video tape on “Responsible Drinking”. (This appeared on education television several times in San Diego.) 1981 - Talent and wrote a video on Drug Pharmacology for San Diego based drug treatment program. 2008 - What If Cannabis Cured Cancer, by Len Richmond 2006 - Cannabis and Cannabinoids in the 21st Century – on U of Wisconsin website

2010 – Documentary: Medicinal Cannabis and Its Impact on Your Health by Lindsey Ward, consultant and talent

2016 – The History of Medical Marijuana: What a Long Strange Trip It’s Been! On Holistic Cannabis Summit

2017 – History of Medical Cannabis – Green Flower

TV 2000 - Panel discussion with Orange County Superior Court Judge Gray, Arianna Huffington, former DEA Director Robert Bonner on Adelphia Channel in L.A., Sept. 2000

2000 - Channel 17 - May 17, 2000, Robert Backus Show

2003 - Head to Head, U.S. Drug Policy, Channel 17, October 26, 2003

2012 - Talent on Local Public Access Channel 17 - multi-part series on Medicinal Cannabis.

86 2012? - Several TV appearances on health matters on KEYT 3, Santa Barbara, CA.

2013, August 14 - Live interview News on MMJ, with Al Hurra TV-MBN (Part of the Middle East Broadcasting Network)

2015 August 17 – New Day NW – TV channel 5 Kate Huisentruit-Prod Live interview – Margaret Larson, host – Seattle, WA

2015 – Nimbin – 23rd annual Symposium Medical Cannabis in the U.S.

2016 February 1 – Top 10 Documentaries About Cannabis “What If Cannabis Cured Cancer” (#10) “Medical Cannabis and Its Impacts on Human Health” (#8)

August 5, 2016 – Documentary: “Herbs from God” by Latif Iddrisu – Joy Network Ghana

September 21, 2014 – Cannabis, Cannabinoids, ADHD/ADD, Tourette’s Syndrome, Migraine Headaches, Bipolar Disorder

2016 – Patients Out Of Time Conference – Report on Demographic Study Baltimore, Maryland

POLITICAL ELECTED OFFICE:

Isla Visa Community Council/Isla Vista Municipal Advisory Council (IVCC), 1972 Elected to two 1-year terms

Note: Isla Vista is an unincorporated area of ¾ miles with 14,000 people. The IVCC was a 9-member elected body. It made recommendations to County, UCSB, and other agencies on local issues. Member terms were for one year.

Goleta West Sanitary District (prior to 1989 known as Isla Vista Sanitary District) 1985-1990, 1995-present Elected to Board in 1985 to remaining two years of unexpired term, then in 1987 to a full four-year term. Elected again to a four year term in 1995. Ran unopposed in 1999, 2003, 2007,2012, 2016 Committees: Newsletter, Finance, Personnel, Management Officer - Vice President 2002-2003, President 2003-2004.

Note: The Isla Vista Sanitary District collects sewage from all of western Goleta (population approximately 40,000) and pumps sewage to Goleta Sanitary District Treatment Facility.

87 Goleta Water Board, 1989-1993 The Goleta Water board is responsible for managing the water supplies for a district of approximately 75,000 people covering 200 square miles with a budget approaching 10 million dollars.

Offices held: President, Vice-President Committees: Equipment & Operations, Water Service, Finance

Other: Co-chair "No on S-93", a Citizens Coalition Against More Government (a committee to defeat incorporation of a portion of the Goleta Valley). The nays prevailed 56% to 44%.

HONORS:

1961 - Sophomore honors, UW

1963 - Senior honors, UW

1972 - Participated in the Journal of Medical Economics panel of "110 Top Medical Thinkers"

1992 - Santa Barbara County Medical Society "Humanitarian Recognition Award"

1992 - March of Dimes, "Outstanding Program Contribution to the March of Dimes Mission for SBRHA innovative prenatal bus poster project"

1993 - Isla Vista Park & Recreation District - Recognition for support of UCSB EMS

1995 - Roasted by Isla Vista Health Projects on the occasion of the 25th Anniversary celebration of the Isla Vista Medical Clinic

1998 - Named a "Health Hero" by Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics' Association - October 17, 1998

Selected as a Top Doctor in Goleta, CA by the International Association of HealthCare Professionals (IAHCP) and will be included in The Leading Physicians of the World. Find biographical information at: www.DavidBearman- 43.Top-Physician.com