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Curriculum Vitae John Robert Lampard MD, MSc (Surg), MBA March 2016 2 Curriculum Vitae John Robert Lampard Table of Contents Section Page 1. Education, Experience, Personal History, Interest 3 2. Memberships 5 3. University, Health and Community Organizations 5 4. Publications 7 5. Published Books, Collections 16 6. Presentations 17 7. Research 20 8. Family/Personal 22 9. Miscellaneous 24 10. Attachments 28 1) Photo Collages 28 2) Nominations 31 3) Grant Applications 33 4) Donations 33 5) Mountains Climbed (see 50 Years of Climbing) 6) Curling exploits (see Here’s to Years) 3 CURRICULUM VITAE John Robert Lampard ADDRESS: #12, 26540 HWY 11, Red Deer County, AB T4E 1A3 TELEPHONE: 346-0331 (Res), 346-0331 (Fax) E-MAIL: [email protected] D.O.B.: 27 October 1940 Married to Sharon, have two sons, one daughter (Bruce, MD, FRCPC in Emergency Medicine, born 1968) (Geoffrey, born 1986, studying Emergency Medicine) (Allison, born 1988) EDUCATION: M.D. University of Alberta, 1964 B.Sc. University of Alberta, 1966 M.Sc. (Surgery) University of Alberta, 1967 M.B.A. University of Western Ontario, 1968 L.M.C.C., 1983 EXPERIENCE: 1959-1961 RCAF - URTP Supply Officers Training course, Honor Graduate, 1960, Pilot Officer 1961. 1962 Aide, Alberta Mental Hospital Ponoka 1963 Assistant Medical Officer, Alberta School Hospital Red Deer 1964-1965 Rotating Intern, University Hospital Edmonton 1966 Administrative Resident, University Hospital, Edmonton 1967 Planner, University Hospital, London, ON 1968-1981 Medical Director, Foothills Hospital 1971-2005 Director, L-7 Inc. 1971-1976 President, Lampards Ltd. 1982 Clinical Fellow, Ophthalmology, RVH, Montreal 1983-2010 Medical Director, Michener Centre, Red Deer, AB PERSONAL HISTORY: Born in Red Deer with identical twin brother, Douglas (MD, Calgary) 1940 Queen Scout “B” Chords, 1954 8th World Scout Jamboree, 1955 LTCHS Red Deer, Honor Roll, 1956-1958 Queen Elizabeth Scholarship (U of A), 1960 UofA Cross-Country Team, 1960-1962 Commissioned as a RCAF Pilot Officer, 1960 Organized the Golden Bowl football game (UofA vs Queens), Nov. 1963. It became the Vanier Cup. UofA won 26-6. UofA Student Union Silver “A” Award for extracurricular activities, 1963/4 Canadian Medical Curling Champion, 1966, 1981, 2001 Ontario Medical Curling Champion, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1990 Designed and General contracted 2700 sq’ house, 1981 Alberta Medical Association Long Service Award (for Medical History), 1993 Rotary Paul Harris Fellow, 1997 Presidential Citation, Red Deer Rotary Club, 2000 and 2005 Premier’s Silver Award of Excellence for the Michener Centre Psychotropic Drug Review Program (Team Leader) in 2001and 2002 (Executive Committee) William Spaulding Certificate for outstanding contributions to the history of medicine in Canada 2003 Adjunct Professor in the History of Medicine program, UofA Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry, 2007 Adjunct Professor, Department of Community of Medicine, UofC Faculty of Medicine, 2012 4 INTERESTS: Swimming, running, hiking, badminton, squash, curling, mountain climbing, scrambling and trekking, antiquarian book collecting, deltiology, Western Canadian and Canadian Rocky Mountain history, Alberta’s Medical history AWARDS: UofA Students Union Silver “A” Award (1963) AMA Service Award for contributions to Alberta’s Medical History (1993) Red Deer Rotary Club Citation (2000) Premiers Silver Award of Excellence for the Michener PDR and Safety programs (2002) (2003) William B. Spaulding Award for contributions to the study and development of the History of Medicine in Canada (2003) Red Deer Rotary Club Citation (2005) One of 100 Alberta Physicians of the Century (2005) Alberta Centennial Medal (2005) Honorary Life Member CMA (2005) Member Emeritus AMA (2006) Adjunct Professor in the History of Medicine, UofA (2007) One of 100 Historical Society of Alberta Volunteers of the Century (2007) Honorary member of the Rotary Club of Calgary (2009) Adjunct Professor in the History of Medicine, UofC (2012) UofA Centennial Award for voluntary Service (2013) BOOKS: Fluctuations in the Potassium Levels during Open Heart Surgery (Masters Thesis 1967) The Lampards of Red Deer (1989) (with Sadie & Jim Lampard) The Life and Times of James and Lillian Davidson in Rotary International (2006) Five Celebrated Early Surgeons in Southern Alberta (2006) Here’s to Years - The History of the R.W. Wintemute Curling Team (2007) Alberta’s Medical History - Young and Lusty and Full of Life (2008) One Lampard’s 20th Century Mountaineering History (ongoing) Deans, Dreams and a President - the Deans of Medicine at the UofA’s Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry (2011) Hearts, Minds and Vision, Roots of the Libin Cardiovascular Institute of Alberta 1930-2010 (with Dr. George Wyse, Barbara Kermode-Scott, Al-Karim Walli), Kingsley Publishing (2012) Making Medicare - New Perspectives on the History of Medicare in Canada The History of Medicare and Health Insurance in Canada, ed, Greg Marchildon, The Hoadley Commission and Health Insurance in Alberta (chapter), p183-206, UofT Press, 2012 The History of Sylvan Lake in Postcards for their centennial (with Brian Inglis) (2013) James Wheeler Davidson, journalist, in Taiwan 1895-98 (with David Wright) (in process) The History of the Faculty of Medicine at the UofC (with Drs. Hogan, Wright, Stahnisch) (in process) The MBA class of 1968 (in process) Retracing Jim Davidson Reports to RI (1928-1931) (in process) 5 MEMBERSHIPS Historical Society of Alberta 1968-present Canadian Council of Health Science Executives 1974-1981 Alberta College of Physicians and Surgeons 1983-2010 Alberta Medical Association 1975, 1980, 1983-present Champlain Society 1974-present Hudson’s Bay Record Society/Canadian National History Society 1974-present Archives of the Canadian Rockies 1983-present Alberta Museum Association/Red Deer Museum Society 1985-present Rotary Club of Red Deer 1987-present Red Deer Curling Club 1956-1958, 1983-2007 Red Deer Regional Hospital Courtesy Staff, 1983-2010 Canadian Society for the History of Medicine, 1985-present Saskatchewan Historical Society, 1980-present Manitoba Historical Society, 1980-2007 Canadian Geographical Society, 1980-2007 Ruperts Land Research Centre Society, 1990-present Westerner Exhibition Society, 1994-present Central Alberta Historical Society, 1995-present Member emeritus of the AMA and CMA, 2005- Calgary History of Medicine Society, 2010-present Hon member, Rotary Club of Calgary, 2010-present UNIVERSITY, HEALTH AND COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS 1961-1963 Treasurer U of A (Student’s) Promotions Committee 1963-1964 Chairman U of A (Student’s) Promotions Committee 1967-1968 Vice President MBA Student’s Society 1968-1981 Chairman/Member, Alberta House Staff Negotiating Committee 1969-1970 Treasurer, Calgary Branch, Victorian Order of Nurses 1970-1971 Chairman, Administrators Group, Calgary Hospitals 1970-1973 Director/President, Calgary Drug Information Centre 1971-1974 Director, Pastoral Care Association of Alberta 1971-1974 President, Calgary Branch, Victorian Order of Nurses 1972-1973 Chairman, Council of Metropolitan General Hospitals of Calgary 1973-1975 Director, Calgary and District Medical Society 1974-1978 Field Surveyor, Canadian Council on Hospital Accreditation (CCHA) 1975 Chairman, CCHA Committee to draft Accreditation Standards for Respiratory Technology 1975-1980 Member, UofC Faculty of Medicine Postgraduate Education Committee 1980 AHA Symposium Organizer: “Risk Management in Hospitals” 1980-1981 Chairman, Alberta Hospital Association, Revision of Hospital Medical Staff By-Laws 1981 Symposium Organizer: “The Hospital’s Reputation”, Alberta Hospital Association 1981-1988 Member, Archives Committee, Alberta Medical Association 1983-1989 Member, Alberta Psychiatric Nurses Advisory Board 1984-1994 Member, Organizing Committee, Alberta Special Olympics, Red Deer 1985-1990 Treasurer, Red Deer, Alberta Special Olympics Board 1985-1992 Member, Museums Management Board, Ft. Normandeau Cultural & Natural History Board, Red Deer, Alberta 6 UNIVERSITY, HEALTH AND COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS 1986-1992 Chairman, Historical Preservation Committee, Red Deer, Alberta 1987 Member, Smoke-Free Work Sites Task Force Advisory Committee, AB Social Services 1987-present Member, Rotary Club of Red Deer 1987-1988 Chairman, Museum Management Board, Red Deer, Alberta 1987-1989 Member, Major Tourist Attraction Committee, Red Deer, Alberta 1988-1990 Member, Red Deer Tourist and Convention Board 1989-1990 (Founding) Chairman (1989-1990), Normandeau Cultural and Natural History Board. Member 1989-1992. 1989-present Director, Alberta Medical Foundation 1990-1993 Member, Red Deer United Way Cabinet for Public Service and Health Sector (1990- 1992) and Professional Services Sector (1992-1993) 1991 Member, ad hoc Committee to Save The CPR Bridge 1992-1995 Medical History Columnist for Alberta Doctor’s Digest (13 columns) 1992-1995 Secretary-Treasurer, Alberta Medical Foundation 1992-2004 Chairman, Rotary International Youth Exchange Orientation Weekend (Saturday Night Program) 1993-1998 Member, Red Deer Curling Club Board 1993-1996 Treasurer, Red Deer Curling Club 1993-present Preceptor, University of Calgary (UofC) History of Medicine Class a) James Hector (with Bernie Lewke) 1979-1980 b) Henry Gerritsen) 1993-1994 c) Commonplace Book of Earle Scarlett (with Nikki Bobey) 1994-1995 d) Mary Percy Jackson (with Jim Eisner/Shannon Hughes) 1995-1996 e) Medical Services in the 1885 Rebellion (with Kerri Parker) 1996-1997 f) The Sanity of Louis Riel (with Vivian
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