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Charles E. Rhoades M.D. Curriculum Vitae

The American Orthopaedic Association Standardized Format 2003

Personal Data a. Date of Birth: May 6, 1953

Place of Birth: Kansas City, Missouri

b. Married: Anne Jones Rhoades RN, BSN May 5, 1978

c. Office Address:

Dickson-Diveley Midwest Orthopaedic Clinic

Suite 610 Medical Plaza I Bldg

4320 Wornall Road

Kansas City, Missouri

816-531-5757

www.dd-clinic.com


Kansas City Orthopaedic Institute

3651 College Boulevard

Leawood, Kansas 66211

913-319-7600

www.kcoi.com

Phones: 913-319-7517 (Desk & Voicemail)

816-531-5757 (Central Switchboard)

913-253-8842 (Executive Assistant- Kathy Rammel)

816-531-5313 (Fax)

E-mail: [email protected]

d. Educational Background including Institutions, Dates, & Degrees

High School: Shawnee Mission South High School, Overland Park, and Kansas.

August 1968 - May 1971. GPA 3.90. Class Rank 14 of 958

Undergraduate: University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas

August 1971 through May 1975. Graduated 1975 with Highest

Distinction, Bachelor of General Studies in Life Sciences and

Humanities. (GPA 3.98/4.00)

Phi Beta Kappa & Summerfield Scholar.

Medical School: University of Kansas School of Medicine, Kansas City, Kansas

Doctor of Medicine July 1975 through May 1978.

Alpha Omega Alpha

http://www.kcoi.com/

Internship: University of Kansas School of Medicine, Kansas City, Kansas

Department of Internal Medicine

July 1978 through June 1979. Dr. Norton Greenberger, Chairman.

e. Licensure and Certification

National Board of Medical Examiners

Part I Passed, September 1976

Part II Passed, April 1978

Part III Passed March 1979

State Medical Licensures:

Kansas 18405 July 1978 Active

Missouri 9478 July 1984 Active

California G499878 July 1983 Inactive

American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery Certification

Written & Oral Passed: July 1986

Date of Recertification: 1994. Effective through July 2006.

f. Special Training, including residencies and fellowship, noting institutions and

inclusive dates

Orthopaedic Surgery Residency

University of Kansas School of Medicine, Kansas City, Kansas

July 1979 through June 30, 1983

Program Director/Chairman: Frederick Reckling, M.D.

Fellowship in Hand & Upper Extremity Surgery

University of California-San Diego, San Diego, California

Veterans Administration Hospital, San Diego, California

July 1983 through June 84

Program Director/Chairman: Richard Gelberman, M.D.

Owner-President Management Program

Harvard Business School

January 1997- January 1998- January 1999. Nine-week residential executive

education program summarizing curriculum of Masters of Business

Administration (MBA) program. The course is taken on site at the Harvard

Business School for leaders of organizations who do not have business degrees. It

is offered to leaders who have been CEO/President of their respective

organizations 10 years, are personally at risk financially for their own decisions,

and have company revenues greater than $10 million annually. Non-degree

program. Certificate of completion 1998.

Basic Course for Orthopaedic Educators

American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgery

Monticello, Illinois. 1994

Saint Luke’s Physician Leadership Program

Non Degree MBA-type curriculum with an emphasis on health care and health

care organizations. Ten-month course performed on Saint Luke’s Campus, Friday

& Saturday classes. 1992-1993.

I. Academic or Institutional Employment & Honors

A. Significant Employment (Including Dates & Titles)

1. Chairman University Dept: NONE

2. Director, Residency Program NONE

3. Fellowship Director NONE

4. Chief Shriner’s Hospital NONE

5. Chief of Satellite Teaching Program:

Director of Ambulatory Surgery Panel

UMKC/Dickson-Diveley Orthopaedic Surgery Residency

Saint Luke’s Hospital of Kansas City

Hand, Foot, & Sports Medicine Rotation

1992 to present

Other Significant Employment

Orthopaedic Surgeon



1984 – present

President 1988 – present

Staff Orthopaedic Surgeon

UMKC/Dickson-Diveley Orthopaedic Surgery Resident’s Teaching Clinic

Saint Luke’s Hospital of Kansas City Multi Specialty Clinic

July 1984 to present

Co-Director Children’s Hand & Upper Extremity Clinic

Children’s Mercy Hospital of Kansas City


July 1988 to July 1992

Team Physician

Kansas City Royals Professional Baseball Team



Team Physician

Kansas City Blades Professional Hockey Team


1990 –2001

B. Academic or Other Teaching Appointments

1. Full Time Faculty Member NONE

2. Clinical Faculty Member

Clinical Associate Professor, Orthopaedic Surgery


University Missouri at Kansas City

November 1993 - present

Clinical Assistant Professor, Orthopaedic Surgery


University Missouri at Kansas City

July 1984 – November 1993

Clinical Instructor, Orthopaedic Surgery

University of Kansas Medical Center

Department of Orthopaedics. 1984 –1997

Associate Clinical Instructor, Orthopaedic Surgery

Children’s Mercy Hospital of Kansas City


1984 –present

Other Teaching Appointments

Chief, Sports-Hand-Foot Panel


UMKC/Dickson-Diveley Orthopaedic Surgery Residency Program

July 1992 - present

Staff Orthopaedic Surgeon

UMKC/Dickson-Diveley Orthopaedic Surgery Resident’s Teaching Clinic

Saint Luke’s Hospital of Kansas City Multi Specialty Clinic


Preceptor

Orthopaedic Surgery/Sports Medical Student Elective

University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Medicine



July 1, 1996 to present

Preceptor

Saint Luke’s Hospital Office Orthopaedics Rotation

Internal Medicine Residency Program

University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Medicine



July 1, 1984 to present

Clinical Fellow Hand Surgery

University of California San Diego

Director: Richard Gelberman, M.D.

July 1, 1983 through June 30, 1984

Resident Orthopaedic Surgery

University of Kansas School of Medicine, Kansas City, Kansas

July 1979 through June 30, 1983

Program Director/Chairman: Frederick Reckling, M.D.

C. Scholarly or Other Academic Honors

(1) National or International Awards or Honors NONE

(2) ABC Traveling Fellowship NONE

(3) Other Traveling Fellowship NONE

(4) Institutional Award NONE

(5) Presenter of Best Paper at Regional Meeting

Kansas City Orthopedic Society Best Resident Paper Resident, October 1983.

“Distal Radioulnar Joint Dislocation: A Radiographic and Anatomical Analysis”

Henry O. Marsh Award, Outstanding Resident Paper

Mid Central Orthopedic Association, Hutchinson, Kansas, 1983

“Post Traumatic Syringomyelia Presenting as Neuropathic Joints - Cast Report

and Review of Literature”.

Rhoades, C.E., Neff, S.R., et al.

(6) Other Awards or Recognition

Fellow American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons

Class of 1986

Member, American Society for Surgery of Hand

Class of 1986

Member, American Orthopaedic Association

Class of 2003

II. Scholarships and Research

A. Research Support

1. Institutional

Grant Proposer

“Tunnel Pressure Measurements in Patients with Acute Colle’s Fractures”

Saint Luke’s Hospital Foundation. $10,000.

Principal Investigator Charles E. Rhoades M.D.

1986-1990

Grant Proposer

“Historical Vignettes in Orthopaedic Surgery”


Development Grant Charles E. Rhoades (PI) 1988.

Mobile Interactive Display Detailing Significant History and Surgeons of

Orthopaedics

Presented at American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgery Annual Meeting

Grant Proposer

Rex L. Diveley Memorial Library & Conference Room Creation Fund.


Charles E. Rhoades M.D. & Mark Bernhardt M.D.

Obtained financing to create and furnish a state of the art library, conference

room, and computer center for resident education at the Kansas City Orthopaedic

Institute to be used by the residents rotating at KCOI from University of Kansas

School of Medicine and UMKC/Dickson-Diveley Orthopaedic Surgery Program.

Grant Proposer

“Peroneal Nerve Function in Acute Anterior Compartment Syndrome”

University of California San Diego. $2,000.

Richard Gelberman M.D. and Charles E. Rhoades M.D. (PI)

Grant Proposer

Faculty Development in Orthopaedic Education

Saint Luke’s Hospital Foundation. $7,000. 1994.

Secured grant for Saint Luke’s Hospital Teaching staff to attend the American

Academy of Orthopaedic Surgery “Basic Course for Orthopaedic Educators,

Monticello, Illinois. 1994

Grant Proposer

Orthopaedic Research & Outcomes Fellowship

Saint Luke’s Hospital Foundation. $40,000. 1998.

Secured Funds for One-year fellowship to review, analyze, and publish clinical

outcomes studies from clinical database of the clinical teaching staff of the

UMKC/Dickson-Diveley Orthopaedic Surgery Resident’s Teaching panel at Saint

Luke’s Hospital.

2. Industrial NONE

3. Federal Grant NONE

4. National Peer Reviewed Grants NONE

B. Publications, Presentations, and Exhibits

1. Refereed articles

Rhoades, C.E., Reckling, F.W., Soye I., and Levine E.:

“Detection of a Wooden Foreign Body in the Hand Using Computed Tomography,”

Journal of Hand Surgery, 7:306-7, 1982

Rhoades, C.E., and Reckling, F.W.:

“Palmar Dislocation of the Trapezoid,” Journal of Hand Surgery, 8:85-88, 1983

Rhoades, C.E., Neff, J.R., Rengachary, S., Ketcherside, J., Batinitzky, S., Price:

“Traumatic Syringohydromelia Presenting as Neuropathic Joints - Report of Two

Cases and Review of the Literature,” Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research,

180:182-187, 1983

Rhoades, C.E., and Jacobs, R.J.:

“Bilateral Partial Aplasia of the Atlas: Definitive Treatment of Bilateral Anterior C1-

C2 Buttress Fusion”, Spine, Vol. 8, No. 5:558, July/August 1983

Dahners, L., Klesterhies, J., Jacobs, R.R., Wetzel, L. and Rhoades, C.E.:

“A Comparison of Grafting Materials in Experimental Bone Grafts,” Orthopaedics,

Vol. 7, No. 6:984, June 1984

Rhoades, C.E., Mowery, Carol and Gelberman, Richard:

“Results of Internal Neurolysis of the Median Nerve for Severe Carpal Tunnel

Syndrome”, Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, 67-A: 253-256, February 1985

Gelberman, Richard H., Mowery Carol and Rhoades, Charles E.:

“Upper Extremity Tendon Transfers in Cerebral Palsy”: Electromyographic &

Functional Analysis. Journal of Pediatric Orthopaedics, 5:69-72, 1985

Rhoades, Charles, Gelberman, Richard H., and Manjarris, Jon F.:

“Stenosing Tenosynovitis of the Fingers and Thumb: Results of a Prospective Trial

of a Steroid Injection and Splinting,” Clinical Orthopaedics and Releated Research,

190:236-239, 1984

Braun, Richard, and Rhoades, Charles:

Dynamic Compression for Small Bone Arthrodesis,” Journal of Hand Surgery. (AM),

Volume 10 (3): 340-3. May, 1985

Silver, M., Gelberman, R.H., Rhoades, C.E.:

“Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: Associated Abnormalities in Ulnar Nerve Function and

the Effect of Carpal Tunnel Release on These Abnormalities,” Journal of Hand

Surgery (AM), 10 (5): 710-13, September, 1985

Mortensen, W., Botte, M., Gelberman, R., Rhoades, C.E., Gellman, H.:

“Internal Vascularity of the Scaphoid In Cadavers Following Insertion of the Herbert

Screw,” The Journal of Hand Surgery, Volume 13A, Number 2, Page 216-220.

March, 1988

Hargens, Alan R., Botte, Michael, Swenson, Michael R., Gelberman, Richard,

Rhoades, Charles E.:

“Local Compression Effects on Peroneal Nerve Function in Humans,” Journal of

Orthopaedic Research, 11:818-827, 1993

2. Book Chapters:

Rhoades, Charles:

“Elbow Exposures”, Chapter 4 in Reckling, Reckling, and Mohn (eds):, Orthopaedic

Anatomy and Surgical Approaches, Mosby Yearbook, Inc., St. Louis, Mo., pp. 61-88,

1990.

Rhoades, Charles:

“Forearm Exposures”, Chapter 5 in Reckling, Reckling, and Mohn (eds):,

Orthopaedic Anatomy and Surgical Approaches, Mosby Yearbook, Inc., St. Louis,

Mo., pp. 89-110, 1990.

3. Book Editors NONE

4. Non-Refereed Articles NONE

5. National Presentations & Exhibits

Scientific Presentations

“Acute Knee Injuries”

Orthopaedic Review Course, 70th Annual Meeting of American Academy of

Orthopaedic Surgeons, New Orleans, Louisiana. February 2003


Orthopaedic Review Course, 69th Annual Meeting of American Academy of

Orthopaedic Surgeons, Dallas, Texas. March 2002


Orthopaedic Review Course, 68th

Annual Meeting of American Academy of

Orthopaedic Surgeons, San Francisco, California. March 2001

“Strategic Positioning and Marketing” - Moderator

Instructional Course Lectures, 67th


Orthopaedic Surgeons, Orlando, Florida. March 2000.




Orthopaedic Surgeons, Orlando, Florida. March 2000




Orthopaedic Surgeons, Anaheim, California. March 1999

“Arthroscopic Debridement of the Knee for Degenerative Arthritis”

Bell, Robert; Rhoades, Charles; Joyce, Steve

Mid America Orthopaedic Association. Palm Beach, Fl. April 19-23, 1995.

“Carpal Tunnel Pressure Measurements in Patients with Acute Colle’s Fractures”

Bell, Robert; Rhoades, Charles; Palmer, Dave.

Mid America Orthopaedic Association. Palm Beach, Fl. April 19-23, 1995

“Arthroscopic Treatment of Unicompartmental Gonarthrosis: A Four Year

Follow-up of Arthroscopic Debridement of the Knee”

Bell, Robert; Rhoades, Charles; Joyce, Steve

Missouri State Orthopaedic Association, Tan-Tar-A, Lake of The Ozarks,

Missouri June 2, 1994

“Carpal Tunnel Pressure Measurements in Patients with Acute Colle's Fractures”

Missouri State Orthopaedic Association, Tan-Tar-A, Lake of The Ozarks,

Missouri June 2, 1994

“Dorsal Capsulodesis in The Treatment of Scapholunate Dissociation”

Missouri State Orthopedic Association, Lake of Ozarks, Mo. June 1993

“Dorsal Capsulodesis in The Treatment of Scapholunate Dissociation”

American Society for Surgery of the Hand, Kansas City, Mo., Poster Display,

October 1993

“Results of Carpal Tunnel Release With and Without Internal Neurolysis of the

Median Nerve for Severe Carpal Tunnel Release”

Rhoades, C.E., Gelberman, R.H., Botte, M., Szabo, R.,

American Society for Surgery of the Hand, Las Vegas, Nevada

January 1985.

“Results of Carpal Tunnel Release With and Without Internal Neurolysis of the

Median Nerve for Severe Carpal Tunnel Release”

Rhoades, C.E., Gelberman, R.H., Botte, M., Szabo, R.

American Association for Surgery of the Hand, Kansas City, Mo.

September 1985.

“Peroneal Nerve Function in Acute Anterior Compartment Syndrome”

Rhoades, C.E., Gelberman, R.H., Botte, M. Orthopaedic Research Society, Las

Vegas, Nevada. January 1985

“Internal Vascularity of the Scaphoid Bone Following Insertion of Herbert

Screw” Mortensen, W., Botte, M., Gelberman, R.H., Rhoades, C.E., Gellman, H.

American Association of Hand Surgery, Kansas City, Missouri September 1985

“Ulnar Nerve Symptoms in Carpal Tunnel Syndrome”

Silver, Mark, Gelberman, R.H., Rhoades, C.E.

ASSH Resident and Fellows Conference, Las Vegas, Nevada January 1985

“Results of Internal Neurolysis of the Median Nerve in Severe Carpal Tunnel

Syndrome”

Western Orthopaedic Association, San Diego, California, 1984.

“Results of Internal Neurolysis of the Median Nerve in Severe Carpal Tunnel

Syndrome”

American Society for Surgery of the Hand, Resident and Fellows Conference,

Atlanta, Georgia 1984.

“Upper Extremity Tendon Transfers in Cerebral Palsy: Use of Dynamic

Electromyography”

American Society for Surgery of the Hand Resident and Fellows Conference,

Atlanta, Georgia 1984.

“Upper Extremity Tendon Transfers in Cerebral Palsy: An Electromyographic

and Functional Analysis”

Western Orthopaedic Association, San Diego, California October 1984

“Upper Extremity Tendon Transfers in Cerebral Palsy: An Electromyographic

and Functional Analysis”

American Academy of Cerebral Palsy, Washington, D.C., 1984


American Society for Surgery of the Hand, Fellows Conference, 1983.


American Orthopaedic Association National Residents Conference, 1983.


Winner Mid-Central States Orthopedic Association

Hutchinson, Kansas

Winner, Henry O. Marsh Award, Outstanding Resident Paper

1983.


Winner, Kansas City Orthopedic Society Resident Competition, 1983.

“Post Traumatic Syringomyelia Presenting as Neuropathic Joints - Cast Report

and Review of Literature”

Rhoades, C.E., Neff, S.R., Etal.

Winner Henry O. Marsh Award, Outstanding Resident Paper

Mid Central Orthopedic Association, Hutchinson, Kansas, 1983.

Poster Displays and Scientific Exhibits

“Arthrofibrosis in Anterior Cruciate Reconstructions”

Schaeffer, Robert; Charles E. Rhoades.

59th

Annual Meeting of American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, Washington,

D.C. AAOS Scientific Poster display, February 1992

“Historical Vignettes in Orthopaedic Surgery”.

Rhoades, C.E., Reckling, F.W. 58th


Orthopaedic Surgeons-Poster Presentation, Anaheim, CA, 1991.

“Historical Vignettes in Orthopaedic Surgery,”

Rhoades, C.E., Reckling, F.W.

Midcentral States Orthopaedic Association-Poster Presentation, Kansas City, MO,

1991.

Invited Presentations

“Patient Selection and Optimization of Outcomes in The Ambulatory Setting”

Health Stream Education Design

Chicago, Illinois September 2002

“Throwing Injuries of the Athlete’s Elbow”

Upper Extremity Sports Injury Conference

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaigne, Urbana, Illinois

December 2000

“Minor Ache or Serious Injury: The Weekend Athlete”

Primary Care 2000 - sponsored by Saint Luke’s Shawnee Mission Health System

Big Island, Hawaii. October 2000

“Needles, Joints, and Spaces: Orthopaedic Injections 101”

Primary Care 2000 sponsored by Saint Luke’s Shawnee Mission Health System

Big Island, Hawaii. October 2000

“Creative Creations of Paris: A Casting Extravaganza”

Medicine for Primary Care, sponsored by Saint Luke’s Shawnee Mission Health

System

Cancun, Mexico. February 1997

“Pain Versus Injury: Evaluation of Acute Knee Injuries”


System


“Needles, Joints, and Spaces: Orthopaedic Injections 101”


System


“Rheumatoid Arthritis Treatment”

American Society for Surgery of the Hand Regional Review Course, , Kansas City,

Mo. October 1994

“Benign/Malignant Tumors of the Upper Extremity”

American Society for Surgery of the Hand Regional Review Course, , Kansas City,

Mo. October 1994

“Wrist and Hand Injuries in Baseball”

Major League Physicians Meeting, Atlanta, Georgia. Dec 13-14, 1993.

"Hand Injuries in Baseball"

Professional Baseball Athletic Trainers Annual Meeting.

Kansas City, Mo. January 1993

"Common Sports Injuries"

Southwest Clinical Society of Kansas City

November 4-6, 1993

“Degenerative Arthritis of the Hand”

Regional Review Course Lecturer.

American Society for Surgery of Hand, Kansas City, Missouri 1991

“Running Injuries”

Orthopaedics for the General Practitioner

Saint Luke’s Hospital/Rex L. Diveley Orthopaedic Seminars CME Course

Kansas City, Missouri December 4, 1992

“Compression Neuropathies”




“Shoulder and Elbow Injuries in the Athlete”







Kansas City, Missouri December 1991





















“Hand Injuries In Sports”

Sports Medicine Injuries: Update and Treatment for the 90's. Instructor/Presenter.

American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, Kansas City, Mo. April 1989.

“Degenerative Arthritis of the Hand”

American Society for Surgery of the Hand. Regional Review Course Instructor. Sept.

13-16, 1989.

III. Leadership in Orthopaedics

A. Significant Offices Held

1. President of a National Orthopaedic or Subspecialty Society NONE

2. Other Officer of Similar Organization NONE

3. President of a Regional Orthopaedic Society

President - Kansas City Orthopaedic Society

1993-1994

4. Other Officer of Similar Organization

Secretary Treasurer

Kansas City Orthopaedic Society

1987-1993

Treasurer

Missouri State Orthopaedic Society

2000-20041

5. President of State Medical Society NONE

6. President of State Orthopaedic Society

President

Missouri State Orthopaedic Association

1999-2000

7. Chairman of State Board of Medical Examiners NONE

8. President of a large orthopaedic group

President - Dickson-Diveley Midwest Orthopaedic Clinic

The Dickson-Diveley Orthopaedic Clinic was started in the 1920's by Dr.

Franklin D. Dickson and Dr. Rex L. Diveley. Dr. Dickson was the ninth

president of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons and Dr.

Diveley was the fourteenth president of the American Academy of

Orthopaedic Surgeons. Drs. Dickson and Diveley started the Dickson-

Diveley Orthopaedic Surgery Residency Program in the 1930's and the

program continues today as the University of Missouri-Kansas City

School of Medicine Orthopaedic Residency Program. The Clinic is the

primary provider of Orthopaedic Services (11 of 12 surgeons) to Saint

Luke’s Hospital of Kansas City (the leading private tertiary care and

teaching hospital in the Kansas City metropolitan area). The Clinic

provides the primary clinical instructors for the UMKC/Dickson-Diveley

Orthopaedic Surgery Residency Program. The Clinic has provided a

model of private practice emphasizing patient care, resident education,

subspecialty expertise, hospital collaboration, and community involvement

for over 75 years. www.dd-clinic.com

1988-2003

CEO- Kansas City Orthopaedic Institute

The Kansas City Orthopaedic Institute is Kansas City’s only specialty

orthopaedic hospital. It is a joint venture between the Saint Luke’s

Hospital of Kansas City and the areas premier orthopaedic groups. It is

the model of cooperative ventures between hospital systems and private

practices to deliver orthopaedic care in the most modern manner. It is a

teaching facility for the residents of the UMKC/Dickson-Diveley

Orthopaedic Surgery Resident Program and the University of Kansas

Orthopaedic Surgery Resident Program. www.kcoi.com

1998-2003

CEO – Kansas City Orthopaedic Center of Excellence

Kansas City Orthopaedic Center of Excellence is a limited liability

company formed to allow selected orthopaedic surgeons the opportunity to

participate in the joint ventures between the Saint Luke’s Health System

and its premier orthopaedic groups.

1998-2003

CEO- Orthopaedic Management Service

Orthopaedic Management Service is a limited liability company formed to

allow selected orthopaedic surgeons the opportunity to participate in a

common management system to increase efficiency, accuracy, and

economies of scale in the administration of their practices.

1998-2003

CEO- Kansas City Orthopaedic Institute Medical Office Building

Kansas City Orthopaedic Institute Medical Office Building is a limited

liability company formed to allow selected orthopaedic surgeons the

opportunity to participate in the ownership and management of the

physical facilities in which they practice.

1998-2003

President - University of Kansas House staff Association

Elected position, which focused on the issues of resident safety in the

Emergency room (KU had a fatal ER shooting during my tenure),

educational quality of the respective programs, and upgrading of hospital

infrastructure to enhance resident education.

1978

B. Committee and Board Work

1. Board Member of a National Orthopaedic Organization NONE

2. Board Member of Regional Orthopaedic Organization

Kansas City Orthopaedic Society 1987-1994

Secretary/Treasurer/President

3. Board Member of State Orthopaedic Society

Missouri State Orthopaedic Association 1996-2003

President/Secretary/Treasurer

4. Active Member of a State or Regional Society Committee

Internet Communications Committee

American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons

1998 –2004

5. Chairman of State Board of Medical Examiners NONE

6. Member of State Board of Medical Examiners NONE

7. Editorial Board NONE

8. Editor or co-editor NONE

9. National Workgroup Participant

National Orthopaedic Leadership Conference

Representative, State of Missouri


Washington, D.C. April 2000













Patient Information Committee

American Society Surgery Of the Hand (ASSH).

1993-1994

Internet Communications Committee


1998 –2004

Graduate Medical Education Committee – invited participant


Assisted in formulation of Practice Management Curriculum for Annual Meeting.

Moderator 1998 Annual Meeting: “Strategic Positioning and Marketing”

Research Committee

Major League Baseball Physicians Association

1992-1997

IV. Leadership in Public Service

A. Community Lay & Volunteer Work

1. Officer in Local or Regional Organization

Shriner’s Hospital Crippled Children

Medical Director Ararat Shrine, Kansas City, Missouri

1983-1990

2. Chairman of United Way, or Arts Council

Boy Scouts of America

Chairman, Community Capital Campaign Trailhead District

Boy Scouts of America

2001-2002

Shawnee Mission Unified School Districts

Chairman, Annual Fund Raising Campaign

Shawnee Mission School District Educational Foundation

1998

3. President of Church or Synagogue NONE

4. President of Arthritis or Other Foundation

Chairman of the Board

Dickson-Diveley Research & Education Foundation

1990-2003

5. Member of Board of Above or Similar Organization

Dickson-Diveley Research & Education Foundation

Board of Directors

1990-2003

Shawnee Mission Education Foundation

Board of Directors

1990-1995

University of Kansas Medical School Alumni

Board of Directors

1988

6. President/Chairman Community Board, Symphony Board, or Other Similar Group

7. Member Similar Group

Olathe Jaycees 1980-1985

Ararat Shrine Medical Staff 1978-2003

Kansas City Rotary 1990-2000

Order of Quetzacotl1 1986-2004

Boy Scouts of America Leader and Medical Director Troop 912 1992-2004

Shawnee Mission Education Foundation3 1990-1999

St. Ann’s Catholic Church 1986-2004

8. Member of Campaign Committee or Finance Committee for Public Office:

Campaign Volunteer, Al Lane for Kansas State Senate 1995-2002

Campaign Volunteer, Bill Graves for Governor, Kansas 1996- 2000

B. Community Medical Work

1. President of County Medical Society NONE

2. Chief of Staff of Community Hospital


The Kansas City Orthopaedic Institute is Kansas City’s only specialty

orthopaedic hospital. It is a joint venture between the Saint Luke’s

Hospital of Kansas City and the areas premier orthopaedic groups. It is

the model of cooperative ventures between hospital systems and private

practices to deliver orthopaedic care in the most modern manner. It is a

teaching facility for the residents of the UMKC/Dickson-Diveley

Orthopaedic Surgery Resident Program and the University of Kansas

Orthopaedic Surgery Resident Program. www.kcoi.com

1998-2003

President Medical Staff


Saint Luke’s Hospital of Kansas City is the city’s premier private tertiary

and teaching hospital. It oversees a network of nine hospitals, has

revenues in excess of $600 million annually, and is owned by the

Episcopalian Church. It has full residency teaching programs in Internal

Medicine, General Surgery, Obstetrics, Radiology, Anesthesiology, and

Orthopaedics. It has internationally recognized fellowships in Cardiology,

Cardio thoracic Surgery, GI, and Anesthesiology.

1 Charitable Organization thru the Ararat Shrine to aid children in Mexico

2 Oldest Scout Troop in KC with over 100 active scouts

3 Fund Raising Organization for Shawnee Mission Public Schools

The officer line entails a 5-year commitment with participation in

leadership, media, financial, and organizational training series. The line

has an ascending level of education and responsibility for five areas or

perspectives: Financial (Sec/Treas), Growth & Development (VP),

Clinical and Administrative Quality (Pres Elect), People (Pres), and

Customer (Past Pres).

1999-2000

Past President Medical Staff

Customer Liaison for Medical Staff


2001

President Elect Medical Staff

Clinical and Administrative Quality Liaison for Medical Staff


1998

Vice President Medical Staff

Growth and Development Liaison for Medical Staff


1997

Secretary/Treasurer Medical Staff

Financial Liaison for Medical Staff


1996

3. Chairman Citywide Medical Study Group

Hand Journal Club of Kansas City

1986-1990

Chairman, Saint Luke’s Shawnee Mission Physician Technology Group

1999-2003

4. Organizer or Founder of a Formal Medical Program of Regional Interest


Organizer and creator of Kansas City Orthopaedic Institute, Kansas City’s

only orthopaedic specialty hospital. Responsible for organizing the

invited orthopaedic groups, creating the necessary legal entities,

negotiating the hospital partnership, supervising the design and

construction, and overseeing the commencement of operations.

www.kcoi.com

1997-2000

Chairman

Saint Luke’s Hospital Medical Informatics Committee

Created and led a select Task force to study, evaluate, and implement the

integration of the digital age with the traditional values of clinical

medicine, including a Community Health Information Network (CHIN)

1990-1997 & 2000-2004

5. Member of Similar Group & Hospital Committees

Associate Team Physician

Kansas City Royals Baseball Team

1986-2003

Board of Directors


1999-2000

Board of Directors

Saint Luke’s Physician Hospital Organization

1994-2003

Legislative Affairs Committee

Metropolitan Medical Association of Kansas City

1994-1998

Third Party Relations Committee

Metropolitan Medical Association of Kansas City

1994-1998

Chairman

University of Kansas Orthopaedic Alumni Association

1987-1999

http://www.kcoi.com/

Performance Improvement Committee


Financial Liaison (Sec/Treas) 1996

Growth & Development Liaison (Vice Pres.) 1997

Clinical/Administrative Quality Liaison (Pres Elect) 1998

People Perspective Liaison (Pres) 1999

Customer Perspective Liaison (Past Pres) 2000

1996-2001

Kansas City Board of Directors4

P.I.E. Insurance Company


1994-1998

Medical Staff Practitioner’s Review Committee


2004

Board-Medical Staff Joint Conference Committee


1996-2004

Ambulatory Surgery Management Committee


1995-2003

Credentialing Committee


1996-2003

Bylaws Committee


1996-2003

Physician Steering Committee

Saint Luke’s Shawnee Mission Health System

1996-2003

Medical Informatics Committee


1990- 2004

Medical Records Committee


4 Physician committee of national based malpractice company to review membership, policies, claims, and

settlements in Kansas City area

1991- 1997

Chairman, Department of Orthopaedics


1993-1994

Primary Care Task Force


1992-1994

Medical Management Committee


1995-1999

Contracting Committee


1996-2003

Malpractice Insurance Committee


1996-2000

Major League Baseball Physicians Association Member

1986-present

Malpractice Committee

Major League Baseball Physicians Association

1990-1991

Team Physician

Kansas City Blades Hockey Team

1996-2000

Team Physician

Shawnee Mission South High School Football Team

1978-1997

First Aid Merit Badge Instructor

Boy Scouts of America Troop 91

1995-2003

Team Physician

Kansas City Explorers World Team Tennis Team

1997-2003

6. Chairman of a State Council or Commission NONE

7. Military Career NONE

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