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1 CURRICULUM VITAE Mary C. Mccarthy, M.D., FACS Academic Address: Department of Surgery Boonshoft School of Medicine Wright CURRICULUM VITAE Mary C. McCarthy, M.D., FACS Academic Address: Department of Surgery Boonshoft School of Medicine Wright State University One Wyoming St., Suite 7800 Dayton, Ohio 45409 937-208-3771 Fax 937-208-6231 [email protected] Present Academic Rank: Elizabeth Berry Gray Chair and Professor, Department of Surgery EDUCATION University of Texas Southwestern Medical School & Affiliated Hospitals, Dallas, TX, General Surgery Internship and Residency 1977-1983 Indiana University School of Medicine, Indianapolis, Indiana, M.D. 1973-1977 Stanford University, Stanford, California, B.S. Biology 1969-1973 ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine Elizabeth Berry Gray Chair and Professor, 04/13/2010-current Associate Professor of Surgery, 1/1/91-6/30/94 Professor of Surgery, 7/1/94-current School of Nursing Associate Graduate Faculty Membership, 7/93-6/98 School of Engineering Adjunct Graduate Faculty 7/2012-6/2017 Indiana University School of Medicine Assistant Professor of Surgery, 7/1/83-12/1/88 Clinical Assistant Professor of Surgery, 12/1/88-6/30/89 Clinical Associate Professor of Surgery, 7/1/89-12/31/90 Hospital Appointments Miami Valley Hospital 1991-current Indiana University Hospitals 1983-90 Wishard Memorial Hospital 1983-90, Trauma Director 1983-90 BOARD CERTIFICATION American Board of Surgery, Certificate in Surgery, April 11, 1984 (#29564) – Recertification: October 23, 1992, October 18, 2002, December 3, 2013, expiration December 31, 2024. American Board of Surgery, Certificate in Surgical Critical Care, April 9, 1987 (#039319) – Recertification: October 20, 1995, October 13, 2005, September 14, 2015, expiration December 31, 2027. MEDICAL LICENSE 1 Ohio Certifications Advanced Trauma Life Support, Regional Faculty, certified through Feb 2016 Pediatric Advanced Life Support Program, certified through September 2018 Ohio Department of Public Safety, EMS/Fire, certified through December 24, 2019 PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP American Association for the Surgery of Trauma, 1992- Multi-institutional Trials Committee 1998, Chair 1999-2004 Vice President, 2008-2009 Membership Committee: 2017-2019 American College of Physician Executives, 1999-07 American College of Surgeons, 1986- Second vice president elect, 2015-2017 Member Services Liaison Committee, 2015-2017 Global Health Education Work Group, 2015-2017 Advisory Council for General Surgery, 2008-2013 Committee on Trauma, 2014-2020 Residents Trauma Paper Competition Judge 2016-2018 Nominating Committee of the Fellows 2001-02 Board of Governors Specialty Society Governor (AWS), 1995-01 Nominating Committee 1996-7, vice chair 1997-8 Governor’s Committee on Chapter Activities, 1995-01 Subcommittee on Chapter Membership Recruitment, Retention, and Diversification, 1995-01; Chair, 1998-01 Advisor, Governor’s Committee on Chapter Activities Executive Committee, 1995 Surgical Education and Self-Assessment Program (SESAP) VII Committee, 1988-90; VIII, 1991-92; IX, 1993- 94; X, 1994-95; XI, 1996-98 Co-Chair; XII, 1999 Co-Chair Committee on Continuing Education, 1994-99, Vice-Chair, 1995-97. Committee on Applicants (District 6), 1990-95, 97, 01, 04, 2005- Clinical Congress Abstract Selection Committee, 2007-2009 Indiana Chapter, 1987-1990 Executive Committee, 1988-90 Committee on Trauma, Vice Chair 1986-88, Chair 1988-90 Resident Papers Subcommittee, 1988, 89, 90 Program Committee Chair, Annual Meeting, 1989 Ohio Chapter, 1991- Executive Committee, 1995-01 Committee on Trauma, 1991- American Medical Association, 1982-90, 2002 –2013 Marion County Medical Society, 1984-90 Ohio State Medical Association, 1993- Montgomery County Medical Society, 1993- American Society for Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition, 1983-85 American Surgical Association 2017- Audit Committee 2017-2020 American Trauma Society, 1992- Association for Surgical Education, 1984-89, 2012- Faculty Development Committee, Vice Chair, 1986-91; Chair, 1991-93 2 Testing and Evaluation Committee, 1988-90 Curriculum Committee: Senior Medical Student Subcommittee, 1986-87 Research Committee, 1986-87 Association of Women Surgeons, 1987 - Constitution and Bylaws Committee, Chair, 1987-89 Membership Committee, 1987 Vice President, 1988-90 President, 1990-92 Executive Council, 1992-2001 Foundation Board of Trustees, 1995-99 Central Surgical Association, 1991- Dayton Surgical Society, 1991-2005 Eastern Association for the Surgery of Trauma, 1992-2009 Finance and Audit Committee, 1999-2001 Future Meetings, Chair-1999-2001 Local Arrangements, 1998-2000 Board of Directors, 1998-2001 Publications Subcommittee, 1992, Committee, 1997-99 Multi-institutional Trials Committee, 1993-94 Careers in Trauma, 1996-9 Violence Prevention Task Force, 1997-2000 Greater Dayton Area Hospital Association (GDAHA) Southwest Ohio Regional Trauma Committee (SORTS) 1993-2008 Halsted Surgical Society, 2008- Membership Committee 2013-2017 Chair 2015-2016 Senior Member 2017 Injury Prevention Center of the Greater Dayton Area (IPCGDA) Executive Committee, 1996- Midwest Surgical Association, 1985- Membership Committee, 1990-92 Councilor, 1991-94 Executive Committee, 2008-2013 Surgical Audit Committee, 2017- National Board of Medical Examiners Computer Based Medical Examinations Ad Hoc Advisory Committee, 1989 Part III Standard-Setting Committee, 1991 National Medical Information Network Editorial Board, 1997-99 Parkland Surgical Society, 1983 – President-elect, 1994 President, 1995 Society for Academic Emergency Medicine, 1983-89 Society of Critical Care Medicine, 1983-2010 Critical Care Self-Assessment Program, (CCSAP) IX, 1987-88 Abstract Selection Committee, 1987-97 Multi Institutional Trial Review Board, 1988-89 Surgical Section Resident's Award Committee, 1989 Society of Surgical Chairs, 2009- Stanford Alumni Association Career Information Network 2003 - Surgical Infection Society, 1986-94 Surgical Services Physician Institute Committee 2017- 3 Western Surgical Association, 1990-2010 PROFESSIONAL AWARDS Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society, 1977. American Medical Women's Association Scholastic Achievement Citation, 1977. American Medical Association Physician Recognition Award in Continuing Medical Education, 1981, 1984, 1987. Teaching Participation Award, presented by the Miami Valley Hospital resident staff,1991-92. WSU Faculty “Leg of the Stool” award for Excellence in Professional Service, 1994. “Nova Award” from the American Hospital Association. Presented to the Injury Prevention Center of the Greater Dayton Area -1996. This national award recognizes leadership in building collaborative relationships and services that enhance community health. Association of Women Surgeons Distinguished Member Award 2001 Nina Starr Braunwald Award (Outstanding contributions to the advancement of women in surgery) 2003. Claude H. Organ, Jr. Surgical Society, 2001. Who’s Who among America’s Teachers, 2002. Best Doctors in America 2003-4. Best Doctors, Inc., One Boston Place, Boston, Massachusetts. Guide to America’s Top Surgeons, Consumers’ Research Council of America, Washington, DC, 2005, 2008, 2010. Patients’ First Award for Physician Excellence. MVH Sept 6, 2001 and Oct 5, 2005. Healthcare Hero Award for Innovation. Dayton Business Journal, Oct 19, 2006. National Foundation for Trauma Care. “Highly Prepared Trauma Center” for large-scale disasters. Sept 2006. Who’s Who in Healthcare 2010-2011 Top Doctor candidate to represent Dayton in the anniversary 10th edition of The Global Directory of Who’s Who 2014 International Women’s Leadership Association - Woman of Outstanding Leadership Award (2015) The 2017 Albert Nelson Marquis Lifetime Achievement Award. Marquis Who's Who in the World Award 2018 TEACHING Undergraduate “Fasciotomy of the Lower Extremity--mobile education ap.” AFRL Discovery Lab. 2012, 2013 Miami Valley Hospital MedEx Job Shadowing Opportunities, 4-8 students/year Graduate Students “Categorization of Interruptions in Healthcare” Robert Myers, Ph.D. Thesis Committee, School of Engineering “Mobile Computing for Trauma and Surgical Care Education” Alanouf Mahmoud M.S. Thesis Committee, School of Engineering “Assessing effectiveness of information presentation using wearable augmented display device for emergency response.” Sriram Raju MS. Thesis Committee, School of Engineering “Engineering inpatient discharges: Disposition prediction on day-of-discharge planning.” Nick Ballester. Ph.D. Thesis Committee, School of Engineering “Evaluating mobile information display system in transfer of care.” Katelyn Berberich. Ph.D. Thesis Committee, WSU Industrial and Human Factors Engineering 4 “Matrix model for mechanical ventilation.” Jason Cahill. Ph.D. Thesis Committee, University of Dayton, Nonlinear Control Laboratory, Electrical and Computer Engineering Department “Improving data quality in electronic health records (EHR): A framework approach to identify data errors in EHR data.” Jaweed Mohammed, MS. Ph.D. Thesis Committee, School of Engineering Medical Students Women in Medicine Elective – Student Rotation, 2004, 2007 Medical Student III didactic lectures and case presentations Instructor ICM Suture Lab, Year III medical students TEAM Training in Trauma for Year III students (6x/year) Clinical Teaching Multidisciplinary Trauma Conference: Case Presentations, direct discussion by faculty, residents, staff and allied health personnel (1.5 hour/week) Trauma Service & Critical Care Rounds (8 hr/wk;15%) Surgical Resident Basic and Clinical Science Conference (1 times/year) Surgical Grand Rounds (mentor residents in presentation
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