Hudson, Jennifer A Associate Professor of Clinical Pediatrics Department of Pediatrics USC School of Medicine Assistant Professor of Clinical Pediatrics Department of Pediatrics USC School of Medicine Greenville
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Education History Degree Field School Year
MD Medicine Medical University of SC 1997
BS Biology Wake Forest University 1993
Employment History Year - Year Position
2001-present Medical Director, Newborn Services
2000-2001 Chief Pediatric Resident
1997-2000 Pediatric Resident
Honors and Awards Honor Name Bestower Year
Best Research Abstract in Breastfeeding American Academy of Pediatrics, Section on Breastfeeding
2014
John P. Matthews, Jr., MD Outstanding Faculty Teaching Award
GHS Pediatric Residency Program 2005, 2014
Sharon Spriggs Gold Ribbon Award SC Breastfeeding Coalition 2013
GHS Children’s Hospital Pediatrician of the Year GHS Children’s Hospital 2013
O’Neill Barrett Teaching Excellence Award USC School of Medicine, Class of 2012 2012
Sharon Spriggs Gold Ribbon Nominee SC Breastfeeding Coalition 2012
Safe Sleep Advocacy Award Upstate Cribs for Kids 2012
Faculty Member of the Year Award (Greenville) USC School of Medicine, Class of 2012 2011
Best Pediatric Provider of Family-Centered Maternity Care
GHS Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology
2011, 2012
Paul V. Catalana, MD Exemplary Character Award GHS Pediatric Residency Program 2010
Chief Resident Appointment GHS Pediatric Residency Program 2000
Miracle Maker Award GHS Department of Pediatrics 2000
Lily M. and G. D. Jackson Award GHS Graduate Medical Education 1998
Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Society Medical University of South Carolina 1996
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TEACHING Summary of Courses Taught (Past 5 Years)
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Nursery Intern Rotation 12 11 10 12 10 15 7 16 12 11
Nursery Senior Rotation 4 7 2 7 5 6 6 3 7 5
Nursery M4 Elective 5 5 2 2 3 1 4 4 4 5
Nursery M3 Core Experience 34 24 27 22 15 14 12 12 12 12
Resident Lactation Elective 1 2 2 1 1 2 3 2 3 3
Student Lactation Elective na na na na na na 2 1 4 4
Health Professions Supervisory Experience 1 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 1
Lactation Physiology/Breastfeeding M1 Core 1 na 1 na 1 na 1 na na na
(numbers reflect individual participants)
Curriculum Development and Administration Undergraduate Health Professions
1. Council on Medical Student Education in Pediatrics Nursery Core Concepts Module Curriculum Development Committee
Breastfeeding
Small for Gestational Age
Anticipatory Guidance for Families with Newborns 2. Teamwork and Patient Handoffs Core Concepts and Simulation
For use in training residents and medical students in clinical communication skills 3. Nursery M4 Elective: 4 weeks
Daily small-group discussion 4. Nursery M3 Core Experience: 1 week
Bimonthly didactic lectures 5. Medical Student Lactation Elective: 2-4 weeks 6. Health Professions (PA/APRN) Supervisory Experience: 2 days – 10 weeks 7. Lactation Physiology and Breastfeeding M1 Core
2-hour module with formative question development Graduate Medical Education
1. Nursery Intern (Pediatrics, Family Practice, Medicine-Pediatrics) Rotation: 4 weeks
Daily small-group discussion 2. Nursery Senior (Pediatrics, Medicine-Pediatrics) Rotation: 4 weeks
Daily small-group discussion 3. Resident Lactation Elective: 2-4 weeks
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4. Nelson Review Series – Comprehensive Board Review curriculum, including daily didactic lectures and monthly testing, developed for Pediatric residents. Improved ABP certification exam first-time pass rate from 67% (2006) to 100% (2008-present)
Bimonthly didactic lectures delivered for series 5. Pediatric Academic Enhancement Series – Extra didactic lectures and testing developed for
pediatric residents below the national moving average on annual In-Training Exam.
Quarterly didactic lectures delivered for series 6. Teaching and Professionalism Workshops – Assisted in curriculum design and delivery for
residents advancing to more senior roles each summer
Annual workshops for rising junior and senior residents Continuing Medical Education
1. DeLoache Annual Seminar Planning Committee 2. Nurturing Developing Minds Annual Conference Planning Committee 3. Pediatric Faculty Development Workshop Series 4. MAiN Program Training Curriculum
Other Health Professions
1. Nursing Education about quality, medical guidelines, breastfeeding and patient care for newborns
Supervision of Resident Research and Quality Improvement
Pediatric Resident Projects
Name Year(s) Title or Topic
Jeremy Loberger, MD^ 2014-16 Clock is Ticking! Improving Time to Antibiotics in Sickle Cell with Fever
Adam Reis, MD 2015-16 How I Lay Me Down to Sleep: Improving Safe Sleep Modeling
Brent Speer, MD and Kyle Torni, MD
2015-16 Return to Learn: Engaging Teachers to Assess Athletes in Class After Concussion
Kym Do, MD and Cristina Lopez, MD
2015-16 Less is More: Reducing Inpatient Interventions for Acute Bronchiolitis
Megan Witrick, MD and Shanika Rutledge, MD
2015-16 Got Milk? Increasing Lactation Duration
Nicole Gammon, MD and Rebekah Hovland, MD
2015-16 Illuminating Strategies to Reduce Hyperbilirubinemia Readmissions
Meagan Aiken, MD and S. Chad Hayes, MD*
2014-15 Get LARC’d: Improving Utilization of Postpartum Birth Control
Sarah K.O. McNemar, MD and G. Hunter Moore, MD
2014-15 Adopting Change: Increasing Knowledge of the Adoption Process in the Newborn Nursery
Shannon Burgess, MD and Nich Kelley, MD
2014-15 Inpatient Management of Bronchiolitis: Creating a Clear Pathway Forward
Sarah Eriksen, MD 2013-14 Time to Bury the Ballard? Assessing the Utility of Routine Gestational Age Assessment in Health Term and Late-Preterm Infants
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Britni Bradshaw, MD&* 2013-14 Jousting Jaundice: The Impact of Baby-Friendly Hospital Practices on Rates of Neonatal Indirect Hyperbilirubinemia
Sarah Oliver, MD 2013-14 Reducing the “Opt-Out” of Shaken Baby Education: Implementing the Period of PURPLE Cry Education for Families with Newborns
Andy Wilt, MD 2013-14 Improving the Timing of NICU Discharge Circumcisions
Holly Payne, MD 2013-14 Are Your Patients Cheating on You? Improving Resident Utilization of SCRIPTS
Jenny Thomas, MD 2013-14 Don’t Google That! Improving Family Awareness of Web-Based Patient Education Materials
Liz Shirley, MD 2013-14 Tap Into Dental Health: Improving Provider Awareness of Patient Water Sources
Kelly Kays, MD 2013-14 Implementing a QuitLine Referral System in the Nursery
Rachael Davis, MD 2013-14 #SocialDoc: A Survey of Social Media Attitudes and Patterns of Use Among GHS Residents
Jennifer Harling, MD 2013-14 The Smoking Gun: Improving the Meaningful Use Measure of Adolescent Smoking
Jill Sullivan, MD# Senthuran Ravindran, MD
2013-14 Readiness to Transition Childhood-Onset Chronic Disease: A GHS Survey with a Continuing Medical Education Focus
Blakely Amati, MD Jessica Boyd, MD
2012-13 Engaging Physicians to Improve Hospital Exclusive Breastfeeding Rates
Jonelle Oronzio, MD 2012-13 Improving Screening for Obstructive Sleep Apnea at Routine Pediatric Health Maintenance Visits
Cady Williams, MD 2012-13 Improving Universal Cholesterol Screening in the Pediatric Outpatient Setting
Justin Dukes, MD^ 2011-12 Improving Abusive Head Trauma Education for Parents^
Gram Praytor, MD 2011-12 Improving Modeling Safe Sleep in the Nursery
Lisa Smith, MD 2010-11 Improving Tdap Vaccine Administration Rates on the Mother/Baby Unit*
Da’Keya Logan, MD 2010-11 Improving Shaken Baby Syndrome Education for New Parents
Elizabeth Hipp, MD^ 2010-11 Expediting Discharge From the Mother/Baby Unit^
Bethany Bessom, MD 2010-11 Improving the Quality of Breastfeeding Education
Erin Bailey, MD* 2009-10 Improving Timeliness of Hepatitis B Vaccination in Newborns*
*First place award in poster session at annual SC Chapter of AAP meeting ^Second place award in poster session at annual SC Chapter of AAP meeting #Third place award in poster session at annual SC Chapter of AAP Meeting
& Best Research Abstract in Breastfeeding at National AAP meeting
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SCHOLARSHIP AND RESEARCH
Statistical Summary of Scholarly Activities
Count by Year
Activity 20
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Books 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Refereed Journal Articles 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Unrefereed Journal Articles 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
Refereed Conference Articles 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Unrefereed Conference Articles 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Book Reviews 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Invited Presentations 4 3 6 4 1 0 2 0
Contributed Presentations 2 3 0 0 3 5 3 0
Seminars 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 1
Proposals (funded) 1 0 0 2 4 0 0 0
Proposals (pending) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Proposals (not funded) 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0
Scholarly Exhibits 0 0 3 2 1 0 0 0
Publications
Unrefereed Journal Articles
In Print
1. Management of Group B Streptococcus-Exposed Infants. Focus on
2. Ask the Faculty: Opioid Abuse and Pediatric Practice. Focus on Pediatrics, July 2016
3. Presentations Pediatrics, Jun 2004
4. Healthy Newborns to Receive Baby-Friendly Care at GHS Birthing Centers. Focus on Pediatrics, Nov 2012
Refereed Journal Articles
Manuscripts in Peer Review
1. Hudson J, Mayo R, Dickes L, Chen L, Sherrill W, Summey J, Dalton B, Dankovich K. Early Treatment for Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome: A Palliative Approach. American Journal of Perinatology. Submitted Jun 2016; peer reviewer responses submitted Oct 2016.
2. Dickes L, Summey J, Mayo R, Hudson J, Sherrill W, Chen L. Potential for Medicaid Savings: A State and National Comparison of an Innovative Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome Treatment Model. Population Health. Submitted Oct 2016.
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3. Chung EK, Gable EK, Golden WC, Hudson JA, Hackman NM, Andrews JP, Beavers JB, Michandani DM, Kellams A, Krevitsky ME, Monroe K, Madlon-Kay, DJ, Stratbucker W, Campbell D, Collins J, Rauch D. Current Scope of Practice for Newborn Care in Non-Intensive Care Settings. Journal of Pediatrics. Submitted Aug 2016.
Graduate Medical Education
Teamwork and Patient Handoffs. GHS House Staff Orientation, Jun 2012 and Jun 2011
The Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative. Women’s Education Day, Sept and Dec 2012, Sept 2013
Infant Feeding. Resident Conference, recurring
Pediatric Environmental Health. Resident Conference, recurring
Neonatology Review. Resident Conference, recurring
Newborn Infectious Exposures. Resident Conference, recurring
Newborn Cases. Resident Conference, recurring
Breastfeeding. Resident Conference, recurring
Neonatal Circumcision. Resident Conference, recurring
Public Speaking 101. Resident Conference, recurring
Acutely Ill Child Review. Resident Academic Enhancement Conference, recurring
Gastroenterology Review. Resident Academic Enhancement Conference, recurring
Fluids, Electrolytes, and Nutrition Review. Resident Academic Enhancement Conference, recurring
Infectious Disease Review. Resident Academic Enhancement Conference, recurring
Quality Improvement Methodology. Resident Conference, recurring
Poster Workshop. Resident Conference, recurring
Pediatric M4 Intensification Course: Newborn Medicine, 2016
Obstetric M4 Intensification Course: Newborn Medicine, 2016
Hospital Presentations and Outreach
Newborn Medicine Update. Oconee Memorial Hospital Pediatric Grand Rounds, Aug 2016
Preventing Drug Diversion Postpartum. GHS Perinatal Morbidity and Mortality, May 2016
Newborn Medicine Update. Pediatric Grand Rounds, Greenville Health System Children’s Hospital; Greenville, SC, Jan 2016
Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome: A Palliative Model of Care. GHS Perinatal Morbidity and Mortality, Aug 2015
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The MAiN Model. GHS Pediatric Medical Education Day, Aug 2015
Neonatal Acute Head Injury. GHS Perinatal Morbidity and Mortality, May 2015
Neonatal Palliative Care. GHS Perinatal Morbidity and Mortality, Feb 2015
Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome. Children’s Hospital Development Council, Dec 2014
Neonatal Sepsis. GHS Perinatal Morbidity and Mortality, Feb 2014
Drug-Exposed Newborns. Greenville County DSS, Jan 2014
Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome. GHS Pediatric Grand Rounds, Oct 2013. Children’s Hospital Development Council, Dec 2013
Baby-Friendly 101. Palmetto Baptist Easley Hospital, Feb 2013. Greer Memorial Hospital, Feb 2013. GHS Center for Family Medicine, Nov 2012. GHS Perinatal Morbidity and Mortality, Nov 2012
Baby-Friendly for Greenville Hospital System. GHS Website Video, Oct 2013
Preventing Obesity Begins with Breastfeeding. GHS Pediatric Grand Rounds, Aug 2012
The Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative. GHS Pediatric Grand Rounds, Oct 2010
Invited Presentations at Professional Meetings
MAiN Update and Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome in SC. SC Birth Outcomes Initiative; Columbia, SC, Sept 2016
Preventing NAS in Opioid-Dependent Newborns: The MAiN Model. Midlands Perinatal Association; Columbia, SC, Mar 2016
Treatment and Long-Term Outcomes of Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome. National Prescription Drug Abuse and Heroin Summit; Atlanta, GA, Mar 2016
Preventing NAS in Opioid-Dependent Newborns: The MAiN Model. Tenth Annual Nurturing Developing Minds Conference; Greenville, SC, Feb 2016
Safe Sleep in the Hospital. SC Birth Outcomes Symposium; Columbia, SC, Nov 2015
Substance Use and Dependency During Pregnancy: Balancing Maternal and Fetal Rights. USC Law School; Columbia, SC, Oct 2015
Circs and Snips: Controversial Neonatal Procedures. 2015 Annual Perinatal Partnership Conference; Concord, NC, Sept 2015
Managing Abstinence in Newborns: A Palliative Approach for Level I Nurseries. SC Birth Outcomes Initiative; Columbia, SC, July 2015
Managing Abstinence in Newborns: A Palliative Approach for Level I Nurseries. Pediatric Grand Rounds, Wake Forest Brenner Children’s Hospital; Winston-Salem NC, Dec 2014
Outcomes Related to the Baby-Friendly Process: Clinical and Financial Advantages. 2014 South Carolina Birth Outcomes Initiative Symposium; Columbia SC, Nov 2014
Substance Use and Dependence During Pregnancy: Tools You Can Use. 2014 South Carolina Birth Outcomes Initiative Symposium; Columbia SC, Nov 2014
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Newborn Outcomes Associated with the Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative. Hudson JA, Bradshaw B, Krom M. Poster presentation, Institute for Child Success annual meeting; Columbia SC, Oct 2014
Best Fed Beginnings Learning Collaborative Action Period Webinar Series. Invited to present team experiences during webinars focused on Senior Leadership, Formula Purchasing, and Final Harvest, 2013-14
Managing Abstinence in Newborns: Prevention and Palliation. SC Health and Human Services Birth Outcomes Symposium, Nov 2013, two sessions
The Total Babes: GHS’ Journey to Become Baby-Friendly. Best Fed Beginnings Learning Collaborative (CDC/NICHQ), Orlando FL, Mar 2013
Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome: A Report to the SC Birth Outcomes Initiative. SC Human Health and Services Birth Outcomes Initiative meeting, Feb 2013
The MAIN Program: A Novel Palliative Approach for Managing Abstinence in Newborns. SC Perinatal Association Regional Meeting, Greer SC, Feb 2013
Prenatal Influences on the Development of Asthma. Asthma Summit, Greenville SC, Aug 2010
Contributed Presentations
Clock is Ticking! Reducing Time to Antibiotics in Sickle Cell with Fever. American Academy of Pediatrics National Conference and Exhibition, Council on Quality Improvement and Patient Safety; San Francisco, CA, Oct 2016. Poster presentation, Jeremy Loberger and Kevin Polley.
Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome: Analysis of Cost, Safety and Efficacy of a Palliative Approach to Treating Opioid-Dependent Newborns. Academy Health Annual Research Meeting; Boston MA, Jun 2016. Podium presentation by Julie Summey.
Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome: Analysis of Cost, Safety and Efficacy of a Palliative Approach to Treating Opioid-Dependent Newborns. American Academy of Pediatrics National Conference and Exposition, Perinatal Section and Peds 21 Program; Washington, DC, Oct 2015. Poster presentation.
Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome: Analysis of Cost, Safety and Efficacy of a Palliative Approach to Treating Opioid-Dependent Newborns. Institute for Child Success annual meeting; Greenville, SC, Oct 2015
Jousting Jaundice: The Impact of Baby-Friendly Hospital Practices on Rates of Neonatal Indirect Hyperbilirubinemia. Platform presentation, American Academy of Pediatrics National Conference and Exposition, Section on Breastfeeding; San Diego CA, Oct 2014
o 2014 Best Abstract in Breastfeeding Research Award
Improving Timeliness of Hepatitis B Vaccine Administration for Newborns. Hudson JA, Williams CW, Sease KK. Platform presentation, American Academy of Pediatrics National Conference and Exposition, Council on Quality Improvement and Patient Safety; San Diego CA, Oct 2014
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Making Early Hepatitis B Vaccination the New Standard of Care. Williams C, Bailey E, Hudson JA. GHS Medical Education Day, poster presentation, Mar 2012
Improving Timeliness of Hepatitis B Vaccine Administration in Newborns. Bailey E, Hudson JA, Sease KK. National Platform Presentation to demonstrate best example of resident quality improvement project. Association of Pediatric Program Directors meeting, Miami FL, Apr 2011
Improving Timeliness of Hepatitis B Vaccine Administration in Newborns. Bailey E, Hudson JA, Sease KK. American Academy of Pediatrics, SC Chapter meeting poster presentation, Jul 2010
o First Place Award for resident scholarly work
Seminars/Workshops
Communication Toolkit and Electronic Professionalism. Resident Teaching Workshop, Jun 2012 and Jun 2011. Resident Conference, Jun 2010 and Jun 2016
Quality Improvement Skills Training: Developing an Effective QI Mentoring Program at Your Institution. Buchanan AO, Sease KK, Hudson JA, Garganta M. Workshop, Pediatric Academic Societies Meeting. Boston MA, Mar 2012
The I’s Have It - Incorporating and Integrating a Quality Improvement Curriculum into a Residency Program. Sease KK, Hudson JA, Markowitz JM. Workshop, Association of Pediatric Program Directors Meeting. Baltimore MD, 2009
Scholarly Exhibits
The Total Babes: Greenville Hospital System Best Fed Beginnings Learning Collaborative Storyboard. Learning Session 1, Atlanta GA, Aug 12
The Total Babes: Greenville Hospital System Best Fed Beginnings Learning Collaborative Storyboard. Learning Session 2, Orlando, FL, Mar 13
Integrated Board-Review Curriculum Improves First-Time Pass Rates on Pediatric Board Certification Examination. Hudson JA, Sease KK, Markowitz JM. Association of Pediatric Program Directors annual meeting. Chicago IL, Apr 2010. GHS Medical Education Day, Mar 2010.
Grants and Contracts
Grants and Contracts Received
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MAiN Program: Expansion Project for SC PI and Medical Director
SC Health and Human Services
$2.4M
2017 2022
MAiN Program: Outcomes Research and PI and SC Health $1.2M 2014 2017
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Project Title Role Sponsor Share of Funding Star
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Palliative Program Development Medical Director
and Human Services
MAiN Program: Development and Implementation Phase
Medical Director
GHS Women’s Auxiliary
$5000 2013 2014
MAiN Program: A Palliative Model for Managing Abstinence in Newborns
Medical Director
SC DAODAS $50,000 for case management,
2 years
2013 2014
Best Fed Beginnings Learning Collaborative
Team Lead
NICHQ, CDC Waived fees Discounted educational
materials, est. value $20,000
2012 2014
Baby-Friendly Designation Acceleration Grant
Team Lead
SC Breastfeeding Coalition, US DHHS Eat Smart Move More
$55,000 2012 2014
Baby-Friendly Training Contract Grant Team Lead
SC DHEC/WIC, US DHHS
$13,000 2012 2014
Critical Congenital Heart Disease Implementation Grant
Team Lead
Emerson Rose Heart Foundation
$2200 2012 2012
Grant/Contract Proposals Submitted
1. Gerber Foundation Grant. Proposal to fund personnel, research, and administrative costs associated with retrospective care analysis and innovative pilot program sharing with a regional hospital. Proposal not funded, June 2013.
2. Greenville Women Giving 2015. Greenville Milk for Greenville Babies: South Carolina Donor Human Milk Bank. $66,745, begin date 6-1-15, 2 year request. With Amy Picklesimer, MD, MPH. Proposal not funded, April 2015.
3. SAMHSA SBIRT Education Grant. Proposal for funding to develop multidisciplinary training program to improve SBIRT screening in SC. With Meenu Jindal, MD. Proposal not funded, April 2015.
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SERVICE
Statistical Summary of Service Activities
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Professional Community 7 6 5 4 2 2 0 1 0 0 0
Hospital 8 8 5 5 4 4 4 5 5 3 4
Department 9 8 8 6 7 7 5 5 5 6 7
Greater Community Dates Duties
2012-2013 Team Mom, Wade Hampton Youth Football
2011-present Emergency Preparedness Team, Locust Hill Baptist Church
2009-2011 Team Mom, Taylors Falcons Youth Football
2009 Volunteer Physician and Parent, Camp Greenville Elementary Trip
2008 Group Coordinator, Wish-Granters for Christmas, Greenville County DSS
2000-2010 Volunteer, Locust Hill Baptist Church Nursery
2007-2010 Coordinator, Ronald McDonald House monthly meal, Pediatric Residency
2006-2010 Team Mom, Wade Hampton Little League
Professional Community Dates Duties
2016-present CAPTA Compliance Workgroup, SC Department of Health and Environmental Control
2015-present Alpha Omega Alpha Council, USC School of Medicine Greenville
2014-present Chair, Behavioral Health Workgroup, SC Birth Outcomes Initiative
2014-present Mother’s Milk Bank of SC Executive Board
2013-2014 SC Hospital Association Perinatal Regulations Workgroup
2013 Safe Sleep Champion, Safe to Sleep Campaign, Eunice K. Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development
2012-present Member, Vision Team, SC Birth Outcomes Initiative
2012-2014 Chair, Baby-Friendly Workgroup, SC Birth Outcomes Initiative
2011-present Member, Upstate Cribs for Kids Advisory Board
2011-present Member, March of Dimes NICU Family Support Parent-Staff Advisory Board
2009 Coordinator, Bone Marrow Registry Drive at GHS
2004 Chair, Continuing Medical Education Committee for SC Chapter of AAP
2002-2003 Member, Continuing Medical Education Committee for SC Chapter of AAP
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Hospital Dates Duties
2015-present Newborn Care Director, The Greenville Birth Center
2015-present Patewood Maternity Services Development Steering Committee
2015-present Pediatric Lead, Maternity Length of Stay Project
2014-present Member, The Greenville Birth Center Medical Advisory Board
2012-2014 Team Lead, Best Fed Beginnings Learning Collaborative
2009-present Chair, Baby-Friendly Task Force
2009-present Mother/Baby Unit Lead, Pediatric Performance Improvement Committee
2008-present Member, Pediatric Clinical Care Committee
2006-present Member, Graduate Medical Education Committee
2004-2013 Pediatric Representative, Continuing Medical Education Committee
2010 Member, Hand Hygiene Physician Focus Group
2009 Member, Jackson Award Selection Committee
2008-2009 Member, GHS Medical Staff Restructuring Task Force
2003-2008 Editorial Board Member, Vital Signs quarterly hospital publication
2004-2006 Member, Information Systems Physician Advisory Committee
2005 Member, Hand Hygiene Physician Focus Group
2001-2004 Member, Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee
Department Dates Duties
2016-present Member, Bradshaw Institute for Community Child Health and Advocacy Advisory Board
2015-present Medical Director, Newborn Hospitalist Program
2000-present Chair, Newborn Committee
2014-present Member, Clinical Competency Committee for Pediatric Residency
2013-present Member, Pediatric Peer Review Committee
2011-present Member, Child Fatality Review Board
2011-present Member, Women’s Advisory Council
2008-present Editorial Board, Focus on Pediatrics quarterly publication
2004-present Member, Pediatric Pharmacy and Therapeutics Subcommittee
2000-2013 Member, Pediatric Summer Intern Selection Committee
2003-2008 Medical Editor, Focus on Pediatrics quarterly publication
2002-2007 Member, Touchpoints Leadership Team
2002-2004 Chair and Founder, Pediatric Pharmacy and Therapeutics Subcommittee
2006-2007 Chair, Pediatric Clinical Section
2005-2006 Vice-Chair, Pediatric Clinical Section
2002 Member, Shaken Baby Syndrome Task Force
2000 Member, Pediatric Internal Residency Review Committee