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CURRICULUM VITAE Kenneth E. Wasserman, MD 1817 South Broad CURRICULUM VITAE Kenneth E. Wasserman, M.D. 1817 South Broad Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19148 Office- 215-334-1300 Cell – 215-880-2037 DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH June 13, 1957, New York City. PERSONAL Married with two children. CURRENT POSITIONS Solo Private Practice – 1988 to present. Team Physician, Baltimore Orioles, Baltimore, MD – 2006 to present. Delegate for the Philadelphia County Medical Society to the Pennsylvania Medical Society House of Delegates Representing Philadelphia – 2004 to present. Clinical Assistant Professor, Drexel University Hospital, (Hahnemann University Hospital), Philadelphia, PA. COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS Delegate to the Philadelphia County Medical Society – 2004 to present. Standards of Care Committee, Pennsylvania Academy of Dermatology – 2000 to present. Executive Committee – Pennsylvania Academy of Dermatology – 1994 to present. Executive Committee – Philadelphia Dermatologic Society – 1992 to present. Chairman – Economics Committee – Pennsylvania Academy of Dermatology – 1994 to Present. Independence Blue Cross Credentialing Committee – 1992 to present. Advisory Board Representative to the American Academy of Dermatology representing the Philadelphia Dermatologic Society – 1992 to present. PAST POSITIONS Founder and Chairman, Major League Baseball Skin Cancer Screening Program – 1999 to 2007. American Academy of Dermatology Sports Initiatives Committee – 1999 to 2007. Kenneth Wasserman, M.D. PAST POSITIONS (continued) Course Director, Dermatology in Primary Care Conference, Mt. Laurel, NJ – Oct. 2007. Division Director of Dermatology, Saint Agnes Medical Center – 1991-2001. Consultant to the Standing Committee on Membership and Society Organization of the Philadelphia County Medical Society – 1995 to 1996. Mercy Health Plan Quality Assurance Committee – 1992 to 1996. Peer Review Committee, Saint Agnes Medical Center – 1988 to 1991. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND M.D., Hahnemann Medical College, Philadelphia, PA – 1979 to 1983 B.A., State University of New York at Binghamton, NY – 1975 to 1979 Bronx High School of Science, Bronx, NY – 1971-1975 PROFESSIONAL TRAINING 1986-1987 Chief Resident of Dermatology, Hahnemann University School of Medicine, Philadelphia, PA. 1984-1986 Dermatology Resident, Hahnemann University School of Medicine, Philadelphia, PA. 1983-1984 Internship; Internal Medicine, Nassau Hospital, Mineola, NY. TEACHING EXPERIENCE 1998- Present Lecturer, Major League Baseball Winter Meetings to the Team Physician and Trainers Association. 1995-2007 Preceptor to podiatric surgical residents receiving dermatology training. Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine, Philadelphia, PA. 2001-2004 Lecturer, 3M Pharmaceuticals, topics include Verruca Vulgaris, Condyloma Accuminata, Actinic Keratoses and Skin Cancer. 1987-2001 Grand Rounds, St. Agnes Medical Center, Philadelphia, PA. 1987-2001 Clinical Dermatology Lectures to Medical Residents and Medical Students, St. Agnes Medical Center, Philadelphia, PA. 1987-2001 Community Dermatology Lectures, St. Agnes Medical Center, Philadelphia, PA. Kenneth Wasserman, M.D. TEACHING EXPERIENCE (continued) 1991-1993 Volunteer Faculty Supervising Dermatology Residents and Medical Students during clinic hours once monthly. Hahnemann University, Philadelphia, PA. 1987-1992 Clinical Science Lectures to Sophomore Medical School Class, Hahnemann University School of Medicine, Philadelphia, PA. 1987-1992 Clinical Dermatology Lectures to Dermatology Residents at Hahnemann University, Philadelphia, PA. 1986-1992 Clinical Dermatology Lectures to Medical House Staff, Hahnemann University School of Medicine, Philadelphia, PA. AWARDS 2012 Closed the NASDAQ on January 31st and received award as the founder for “Play Smart in the Sun” skin cancer awareness program. 2011 Dermatologist of the Year Award. Pennsylvania Academy of Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery. 2006 Gold Triangle Award Winner from American Academy of Dermatology. Gold Triangle Award given for service with regards to Major League Baseball Skin Cancer Program (Play Smart When it Comes to the Sun Program). HONORS 2001 Presidential Citation, American Academy of Dermatology for initiating Skin Cancer Screening Program with Major League Baseball. 1980-1981 Surgical Clerkship; OB/GYN Clerkship, Hahnemann University School of Medicine, Philadelphia, PA. PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS Major League Baseball Team Physician and Trainers Association American Academy of Dermatology Pennsylvania Medical Society Pennsylvania Academy of Dermatology Philadelphia Dermatologic Society Philadelphia County Medical Society Kenneth Wasserman, M.D. LICENSES Pennsylvania, New York, Maryland BOARDS Board Certified American Board of Dermatology, 1987. CLINICAL RESEARCH 1982 Lobetalol Study, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Bronx, NY. 1982 Enalapril Study, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Bronx, NY. FACULTY APPOINTMENTS Clinical Assistant Professor, Drexel University Hospital, (Hahnemann University Hospital). Philadelphia, PA. Adjunct Instructor, Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, Philadelphia, PA. HOSPITAL PRIVILEGES Drexel University Hospital (Hahnemann University Hospital), Philadelphia, PA. Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, Philadelphia, PA. CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION AWARDS – ALL CURRENT American Academy of Dermatology Continuing Medical Education Award. Pennsylvania Medical Society Continuing Medical Education Award. MEDIA COVERAGE KYW-AM [CBS] “News” (aud. 78,600) – An interview with Ken Wasserman, M.D.. about sun safety, skin cancer and the Play Smart When It Comes to the Sun program aired at various times April 30. WSTW-FM/WDEL-AM [ABC] “Lifestyle 1150 AM” (comb. aud. 15,000) – An interview with Ken Wasserman, M.D., about sun safety, skin cancer and the Play Smart When It Comes to the Sun program aired at various times, May 1 and May 2. Comcast [Cable] “News” (comb. aud. 195,000) – An interview with Ken Wasserman, M.D., about sun safety, skin cancer and the Play Smart When It Comes to the Sun program aired at 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. May 3. Kenneth Wasserman, M.D. MEDIA COVERAGE (continued) WFAN-AM [IND] “Bob Salter Show” (aud. 290,000) – An interview with Ken Wasserman, M.D., about skin cancer and the Play Smart When It Comes to the Sun program, has appeared multiple times including 2008. Latest one hour interview July 2014. WJJZ-FM [IND] “Philly Focus” (aud. 37,900) – An interview with Ken Wasserman, M.D., about sun safety, skin cancer and the Play Smart When It Comes to the Sun program aired June 8. WHYY-TV [PBS] “Delaware Tonight” (aud 17,000) – A live interview with Ken Wasserman, M.D., about skin cancer and the Play Smart When It Comes to the Sun Program aired June 8. WUSL-FM [IND] “Philadelphia Focus” (aud. 46,500) – An interview with Ken Wasserman, M.D., about sun safety, skin cancer and the Play Smart When It Comes to the Sun program aired June 13. Comcast Cable Show “Seeking Solutions with Suzanne” – The Winter Itch and Skin Cancer aired numerous times on CNN/CN8 in 2003. Numerous different shows 2003-2004. June 18, 2003 – Dr. Kenneth Wasserman presented Philadelphia Phillies Vice President and General Manager Ed Wade with a plaque in appreciation for the team’s participation during an on field presentation before the game. The Phillies posted the AAD’s public service announcement on the Jumbotron screen. USA Today (circ. 2,120,357) – An article, featuring interviews with Paul English, M.D., Kenneth Wasserman, M.D., and Shonda Schilling, about the launch of the Play Smart When It Comes to the Sun program ran May 6, 2003. USA Today Online (aud. 9.3 million visitors per month) – An article, featuring interviews with Paul English, M.D., Kenneth Wasserman, M.D., and Shonda Schilling, about the launch of the Play Smart When It Comes to the Sun program was posted May 6, 2003 WFAN-AM [IND] (aud. 290,000) “Bob Salter Show” – A 1 ½ hour interview with Kenneth Wasserman, M.D., about skin cancer, Melanoma Monday, and the Play Smart When It Comes to the Sun program aired May 2, 2003. Kenneth Wasserman, M.D. MEDIA COVERAGE (continued) East Penn Press (circ. 5,600) – An article about the Play Smart When It Comes to the Sun program, skin cancer, and the AAD’s skin cancer screening program, featuring an interview with Kenneth Wasserman, M.D., ran May 7, 2003. Northwestern Press (circ. 2,500) – An article about the Play Smart When It Comes to the Sun program, skin cancer and the AAD’s skin cancer screening program featuring an interview with Kenneth Wasserman, M.D., ran May 8, 2003. Phoenixville Newspaper (circ. 41,883) – An article about the Play Smart When It Comes to the Sun program, featuring an interview with Kenneth Wasserman, M.D., ran April 24, 2003. Salisbury Press (circ. 1,500) – An article about the Play Smart When It Comes to the Sun program, skin cancer, and the AAD’s skin cancer screening program, featuring an interview with Kenneth Wasserman, M.D., ran May 7, 2003. WCHE-AM [IND] (aud. N/A) “Morning Drive” – An interview with Kenneth Wasserman, M.D., about skin cancer and the AAD’s screening program aired April 29, 2003. WCOJ-AM [CBS] (aud. N/A) “News” – An interview with Kenneth Wasserman, M.D., about skin cancer and the AAD’s screening program aired May 1, 2003. WDEL-AM [ABC] (aud. N/A) “Health Watch” – An interview with Kenneth Wasserman, M.D., about skin cancer and the AAD’s screening program aired May 5, 2003. WPHL-TV[WB] (aud. 113,461) “10 p.m. News” – A segment on skin cancer and the Philadelphia Phillies screening, featuring an interview with Kenneth Wasserman, M.D., aired June 18, 2003. WRTI-FM
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