John M. Greene, M.D. 812 Pollard Road, Suite 6 Los Gatos, CA 95032 408-871-1418 408-871-1419 fax [email protected] johngreenemd.com
Mailing Address for Documents and Correspondence: 15466 Los Gatos Blvd #109-206, Los Gatos, CA 95032
MEDICAL LICENSES California
BOARD CERTIFICATION
April 2013 Recertification by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology for General Psychiatry and Forensic Psychiatry
April 2003 American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology Subspecialty Board Certification in Forensic Psychiatry
January 2003 Diplomate, American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, General Psychiatry Board Certification
PSYCHIATRIC TRAINING
July 2001-June 2002 Forensic Psychiatry Fellowship University of California, Davis Training included working with incarcerated individuals who suffer from mental illness related to personal loss and recent incarceration. Substantial training in the fellowship was received in assessing individuals in the legal setting for psychiatric issues, including evaluation in the legal setting, generating an opinion based on objective evidence, and presentation of opinion by deposition and court testimony
July 1998-June 2001 General Psychiatry Residency Stanford University Training included medication management and therapy for individuals suffering from all aspects of mental illness. Training included treating
John M. Greene, MD Page 1 of 7 individuals at the Stanford University Hospital, the Palo Alto VA and the Menlo Park VA.
July 1997-June 1998 General Psychiatry Internship Stanford University Internship training included medical treatment for individuals in the inpatient and outpatient setting at the Stanford University Hospital and the Palo Alto VA.
POST GRADUATE EDUCATION
August 1993-May 1997 University of New Mexico School of Medicine Albuquerque, New Mexico Medical Degree
UNDERGRADUATE EDUCATION
September 1987-March 1992 University of California, San Diego Revelle College La Jolla, California BS, Biochemistry and Cell Biology
APPOINTMENTS
December 2014-Present Adjunct Clinical Assistant Professor Department of Psychiatry Stanford University
August 2005-2014 Adjunct Clinical Faculty Department of Psychiatry Stanford University
WORK EXPERIENCE
June 2003-Present Day Private Practice, General Psychiatry My general practice includes evaluating and treating individuals with mental illness in a private setting. Treatment includes medication management and therapy. I provide treatment for individuals with ages ranging from young adults to older adults. I also provide treatment for individuals with developmental disabilities. Many of the patients I have treated suffer from anxiety and depression related to bereavement, as well as stress from interpersonal and family hardship.
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June 2003-Present Day Private Practice, Forensic Psychiatry I am a Member of Court Panels in Santa Clara and Santa Cruz County, and I have performed court- ordered evaluations for determination of competency, determination of sanity, and assessment of sexual offenses since 2003. I was a member of Court Panels in San Mateo, Alameda and Napa counties from 2004 to 2006.
In 2007, under my direction, a court clinic in the Santa Clara County Superior Court was initiated in Department 30. The purpose of the clinic is to be able to perform court-ordered psychological evaluations in a timely manner, and enables the court-ordered evaluator to perform evaluations at the time of judicial appointment, next to the courtroom. This clinic has been determined as successful, and continues to the present day.
Frequently I am called upon to perform fitness for duty evaluations and threat assessments of individuals in the workplace. Both types of evaluations require an assessment of mental illness in the employee, and an establishment of their imminent risk of harm to themselves or others based on their presentation of mental illness. I provide a report detailing my diagnosis, prognosis of the employee, overall risk of harm, and necessary intervention required for the goal of returning the employee to work.
I also perform evaluations at the request of private attorneys for issues in civil and criminal court. I am a Qualified Medical Examiner for the State of California Workers’ Compensation, and I perform psychiatric evaluations related to work-related injury. I perform Independent Medical Evaluations related to disability and psychiatric issues regarding vocational rehabilitation. I am a member of the Silicon Valley Bar Association, and I frequently perform evaluations related to mental- health issues related to estate planning and testamentary capacity.
John M. Greene, MD Page 3 of 7 September 2010-February 2014 Medical Director, Summit Estate Recovery Center, Los Gatos, California I was in charge of all medical and psychiatric treatment decisions for Summit Estate, directing medical and psychiatric care for individuals admitted to the program for substance issues. I provided administration of Subutex for opiate withdrawal while at the Center.
July 2004-March 2009 Consulting Psychiatrist, Agnews Developmental Center, San Jose, California Prior to the closing of the inpatient facility at Agnews, I was consulting with the treating physicians, to help with treatment of clients with developmental disabilities. I was a Board Member of both the Human Rights Committee and the Behavioral Management Committee, committees that met to review treatment plans of clients at Agnews, to ensure proper behavior management.
July 2003-February 2006 General Psychiatrist, Alliance for Community Care San Jose, California As a general psychiatrist, I treated patients in an outpatient setting. I was involved in medication management, brief therapy, and patient education.
March 2003-March 2005 General Psychiatrist, Santa Clara Valley Medical Center San Jose, California As a general psychiatrist, I was treating patients in an outpatient clinic setting. I was involved in medication management and patient education.
July 2002-March 2003 Attending Psychiatrist, Napa State Hospital Napa, California As an Attending Psychiatrist, I was responsible for evaluation and treatment of patients found Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity. I was involved with patient education of medications and forensic issues.
March 2000-May 2001 General Psychiatrist, Community Solutions, Morgan Hill, California I treated adult general psychiatric patients for a county outpatient facility. Treatment occurred
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AWARDS
Rappeport Fellow, American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law, 2000 One of four fourth-year residents chosen from 250 applicants, who show outstanding achievement in Forensic Psychiatry.
University of New Mexico Faculty Commendation: Outstanding Performance in Biomedical Research, 1997. Award given to medical students who show exceptional achievement in research during their medical school training.
University of New Mexico Medical Student Research Day, Third Place, Oral Presentation: Molecular Detection of BCR-ABL Gene Rearrangements in Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia of Childhood.
PUBLICATIONS
Greene J, Scott C: DSM-5 and Disability Evaluations. In DSM-5 and the Law: Changes and Challenges, Charles Scott MD. Oxford University Press, 2015.
Dondershine H, Cozzolino A, Greene J, Novak B: Psychiatric Malpractice: Basic Issues in Evolving Contexts. Psychiatric Times, 24: 5, 2007.
Greene J: Right of competency Evaluation: Retrospective Competence. Journal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law, 29: 474-475, 2001.
Greene J, Billick S, Book Review, Genetics and Criminality: The Potential Misuse of Scientific Information in Court. Edited by Botkin, MD, MPH, McMahon MD, and Francis PhD, JD. Journal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law, 28: 254- 255, 2000.
Winter S, Greene J, Willman C, Pre-B Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia with B3A2 (p210) and E1A2 (p190) BCR-ABL Fusion Transcripts Relapsing as Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia with a Less Differentiated B3A2 (p210) Clone. Leukemia 13: 2007-2011, 1999.
PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law
American Medical Association
American Psychiatric Association
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Northern California Psychiatric Association
Silicon Valley Bar Association
PRESENTATIONS
Presentations to the Stanford University Department of Psychiatry Residents, regarding Right to Refuse Treatment, Right to Die, Testamentary Capacity, Duty to Protect, Worker’s Compensation, Riese Hearings, Violence Risk Assessment, and other medical- legal topics. Presentations are periodic, and required to continue my appointment as a Stanford Adjunct Clinical Faculty Member.
“Assessment and Litigation of Capacity in Trust and Estate Cases: Medical and Legal Perspectives,” Santa Clara County Estate Planning Council, Santa Clara, California, November 2012
“Assessing Mental Issues in Workers’ Compensation,” New Issues for QME Evaluators Seminar, San Jose, California, June 2012
“Assessing Mental Issues in Workers’ Compensation,” 2012 AFICC Annual Workers’ Compensation Seminar, Irvine, California, June 2012
“The Capacity Declaration is Ordered: Now What?” PFAC NorCal Region Education Day, South San Francisco, California, December 2011
“A Winning Approach to Mental Health: Clinical Perspectives and Real World Applications,” Disability Management Employer Coalition, San Francisco, California, May 2011
“Mood Disorders,” Santa Clara County Department and Department of Mental Health Crisis Intervention Training, January 2012, October 2011, June 2011
“Mental Illness in Clients, Medications, and Behavior: Don’t Be Afraid,” Palo Alto Area Bar Association, Palo Alto, California, May, 2010
“Psychiatric Diagnosis and Testing: Supporting What You Think You Know,” Santa Clara County Public Defender’s Office, Santa Clara, California, February, 2010
“Important Concepts in Mental Illness,” Santa Cruz County Public Defender’s Office, Santa Cruz, California, September 2009
“Important Concepts in Mental Illness,” Santa Clara Valley Public Defender’s Office, San Jose, California, July 2009
John M. Greene, MD Page 6 of 7 “Considerations in the Detection of Malingering,” Santa Clara Valley Public Defender’s Office, San Jose, California, May 2009, February 2004
Presentations to the Stanford University Law School as an Adjunct Clinical Faculty member, from 2006 to 2008, topics related to mental illness, competency to stand trial, and the NGI defense.
“Schizophrenia and You,” San Jose Police Crisis Intervention Team Academy, October 2011, April 2011, October 2010, April 2010, October 2009, May 2009, November 2008, November 2007, May 2007, November 2006, May 2006
“Settlor Capacity Issues For Estate Planners and Estate Litigators,” Silicon Valley Bar Association, June 2007
“Medication Management With the Therapist,” EMQ Children and Family Services, June 2007
Presentation of Mental Illness issues for the Attorney to Consider, at the Law Offices of Nolan, Armstrong and Barton, Palo Alto, California, April 2007
“Just Say ‘No,’ or ‘Yes, I am on My Meds:’ Part I: Adult Psychiatric Diagnosis and Pharmacology,” 79th Annual Meeting of the State Bar of California, Monterrey, California, October 2006
“Psychiatric Diagnosis and Treatment,” National Alliance for the Mentally Ill, San Jose, California, September 2006, October 2003
“Psychiatric Diagnosis and Testing,” Santa Clara Valley Public Defender’s Office, San Jose, California, May 2004
“Risk Factors for Release of Violent Patients,” Santa Clara County Medical Center, San Jose, California, August 2003
“Extensions of the Insanity Defense: From Battered Woman Syndrome to Gambling,” UC Davis Department of Forensic Psychiatry, August 2002
“The Psychiatric Examination,” UC Davis School of Law, January 2002
“General Psychiatry Residents and Forensic Psychiatry,” National Association of Residency Training Directors Annual Meeting, Seattle, Washington, March 2001
“General Psychiatry Residents and Forensic Psychiatry,” American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law Annual Meeting, Vancouver, Canada, October 2000
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