UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI Curriculum Vitae

1. Date: 19 Apr 2018 PERSONAL 2. Name: Rishi Rattan 3. Office Phone: (305)585-1822 4. Current Academic Rank: Assistant Professor 5. Primary Department: DeWitt Daughtry Family Department of Surgery 6. Secondary or Joint Appointments: None 7. Citizenship: USA 8. Visa Type (if non-citizen): N/A HIGHER EDUCATION 9. Institutional (institution; degree; date conferred): Washington University in St Louis, BA, 2005 (08-01/05-05) University of Illinois at Chicago, MD, 2009 (08-05/05-09) 10. Non-Institutional (description; dates): General Surgery, Tufts Medical Center, 07-09/06-14 Surgical Critical Care, Jackson Memorial Hospital, 07-14/06-15 Trauma Surgery, Jackson Memorial Hospital, 07-15/06-16 11. Certification, licensure (description; board or agency; dates): General Surgery (#059801), American Board of Surgery, 08-14/12-25 Surgical Critical Care (#003660), American Board of Surgery, 09-15/12-26 Full license (ME119083), Florida, 11-11-15/01-31-2018 EXPERIENCE 12. Academic (institutions; rank/status; dates): Tufts Medical Center, Intern, 07-09/06-10 Tufts Medical Center, Resident, 07-10/06-13 Tufts Medical Center, Administrative Chief Resident, 07-13/06-14

Employment Contact: Annette Cerulli, Program Coordinator 800 Washington Ave Box 437 Boston, MA 02111 Phone: (617)636-5891 Fax: (617)636-9095 acerulli@tuftsmedicalcenter.org Jackson Memorial Hospital, Fellow, 07-14/06-15 Jackson Memorial Hospital, Fellow, 07-15/06-16 Employment Contact: Maria Otero, Fellowship Coordinator 1800 NW 10th Ave T215 (D-40) Miami, FL 33136 Phone: (305)355-4933 Fax: (305)326-7065 motero@med.miami.edu 13. Non-Academic (employers; title; responsibilities; dates):

Medical Team Manager, Urban Search & Rescue, Federal Emergency Management Agency, 02-15/present

Board member, Global Surgical & Medical Support Group, 02-17/present Board member, EqualHealth, 01-14/02-17 Consultant, Archimedes Project to End Cholera in Haiti, 11-13 Advocacy Chair, EqualHealth, 01-10/12-13 Consultant, UnityAyiti, 01-10/12-12

Chair, AIDS Advocacy Network, American Medical Student Association, 03-07/03-08

Organizer, Access to Essential Medicine, American Medical Student Association, 04-06/12-09

14. Military (branch; rank; responsibilities; dates): None PUBLICATIONS [author(s) (in actual precedence of authorship); title; publisher or journal name; date (current year first); page numbers] 15. Books and monographs published:

Rattan R, Edmonds K. The United Nations and the origin of cholera in Haiti. In: Lorenz E, Aspinall D, Raley M, editors. Montesinos' Legacy: Defining and Defending Human Rights for 500 years. New York: Lexington Books; 2015. p. 153-164.

Edmonds K, Rattan R. MINUSTAH and the tragic consequences of peacekeeping. . In: Lorenz E, Aspinall D, Raley M, editors. Montesinos' Legacy: Defining and Defending Human Rights for 500 years. New York: Lexington Books; 2015. p. 165-182.

Rattan R. Protecting Peacekeepers & Their Public: A report card on UN implementation of their recommendations for cholera in Haiti. Brookline, MA: Physicians for Haiti; 2013.

Rattan R. MINUSTAH's Role in Introducing Cholera into Haiti. Brookline, MA: Physicians for Haiti; 2012.

Edmonds K, Panchang D, Fleurant M, Bollman B, Schubiner L, Rattan R. Mission accomplished? MINUSTAH in Haiti, 2010-2011. In: Schuller M, Morales P, editors. Tectonic Shifts: Haiti Since the Earthquake. Sterling, VA: Kumarian Press; 2012. p. 49-56.

Edmonds K, Panchang D, Rattan R. MINUSTAH: Keeping the peace or conspiring against it? A review of the human rights record of the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti, 2010-2011. Cambridge, MA: HealthRoots; 2011.

16. Juried or refereed journal articles and exhibitions:

Parreco J, Schulman CI, Rattan R. Nationwide risk factors for reinjury after motor vehicle traffic accidents (oral). Association for the Advancement of Automotive Medicine Annual Conference. Nashville, TN. October 2018.

Parreco J, Eidelson SA, Gold J, Yeh DD, Namias N, Zakrison TL, Rattan R. The hidden burden of unplanned readmission after emergency general surgery. American College of Surgeons Quality and Safety Conference. Orlando, FL. July 2018.

Rattan R, Parreco J, Namias N, Velazquez OC. Hidden readmissions after carotid endarterectomy and stenting: A national analysis. Vascular Annual Meeting. Boston, MA. June 2018.

Eidelson SA, Mulder MB, Rattan R, Madiraju SK, Karcutskie CA, Schulman CI, Namias N, Proctor KG. Does elevated initial creatinine clearance predict infections in critically ill trauma patients? (oral) Surgical Infection Society Annual Meeting. Westlake Village, CA. April 2018.

Parreco J, Crandall MC, Ebler DJ, Namias N, Rattan R. nationwide outcomes and risk factors for reinjury after penetrating trauma (oral, 2nd place Resident Paper Competition). Florida Committee on Trauma Annual Meeting. Orlando, FL. April 2018.

Eidelson SA, Mulder MB, Rattan R, Karcutskie CA, Meizoso JP, Madiraju SK, Lineen EB, Schulman CI, Namias N, Proctor KG. Incidence and functional significance of augmented renal clearance in trauma patients at high risk for venous thromboembolism (oral). Florida Committee on Trauma Annual Meeting. Orlando, FL. April 2018.

Eidelson SA, Mulder MB, Rattan R, Karcutskie CA, Meizoso JP, Madiraju SK, Lineen EB, Schulman CI, Namias N, Proctor KG. Incidence and functional significance of augmented renal clearance in trauma patients at high risk

for venous thromboembolism (poster). Florida Chapter of the American College of Surgeons Annual Meeting. Orlando, FL. April 2018.

Hafiz S, Butler C, Attiyat M, Sussman M, Rattan R, Zakrison TL, Garcia GD, Marttos A, Lieberman HM, Kaufman J, Hart VJ, Ruiz G, Schulman CI, Pizano L, Byers PM, Ginzburg E, Namias N, Pust GD. In the eye of Hurricane Irma –Traumatic injuries secondary to hurricane impact. Florida Committee on Trauma Annual Meeting. Orlando, FL. April 2018.

Eidelson SA, Parreco J, Mulder MB, Pizano LR, Schulman CI, Namias N, Rattan R. Variation in national readmission patterns after burn injury (oral, Top 5 abstract, Carl A. Moyer Best Paper Award). American Burn Association. Chicago, IL. April 2018.

Lopez M, Buicko J, Parreco J, Rattan R, Billingsley K, Castillo A. The true cost of high volume Whipple procedures (oral). Americas Hepato-Pancreato-Biliary Association Annual Meeting. Miami Beach, FL. March 2018.

Cortolillo N, XXX, Rattan R. Readmission and reinjury patterns in pediatric assault victims (oral). John M Templeton, Jr Pediatric Trauma Symposium. Philadelphia, PA. March 2018.

Rattan R, Parreco J, Eidelson SA, Namias N. Hidden burden of venous thromboembolism after trauma: A national analysis including readmission to a different hospital (oral). Western Trauma Association Annual Meeting. Whistler, BC. February 2018.

Parreco J, Hidalgo A, Kozol R, Rattan R. Predicting mortality in the surgical intensive care unit using artificial intelligence and natural language processing of physician documentation (oral, Gold Medal Finalist). Southeastern Surgical Congress Annual Meeting. Tampa, FL. February 2018.

Buicko, JL, Lopez MA, Parreco J, Eby M, Rattan R, Castillo A, Kozol R. National outcomes and risk factors for readmission after diaphragmatic hernia repair (oral). Southeastern Surgical Congress Annual Meeting. Tampa, FL. February 2018.

Baker K, Parreco J, Buicko JL, Rattan R, Kozol R. Comparing outcomes of minimally invasive colectomy for diverticular disease (poster). Southeastern Surgical Congress Annual Meeting. Tampa, FL. February 2018.

Eidelson SA, Karcutski CA, Mulder MB, Meizoso JP, Padiadpu AB, Rattan R, Namias N, Proctor KG. Is tranexamic acid associated with infection among critically injured trauma patients (oral)? Critical Care Congress. San Antonio, TX. February 2018.

Rattan R, Joseph DK, Dente CJ, Klein EN, Kimbrough MK, Nguyen J, Simmons JD, O’Keefe T, Crandall MC. Prevention of all-terrain vehicle injuries: A systematic review from the Eastern Association for the Surgery of Trauma. J Trauma Acute Care Surg 2018; 31 Jan ePub.

Eidelson SA, Parreco J, Mulder MB, Proctor KG, Rattan R. Variations in nationwide readmission patterns after umbilical hernia repair (oral). Academic Surgical Congress. Jacksonville, FL. January 2018.

Parreco J, Zakrison TL, Badilla A, Rattan R. Nationwide analysis of motor vehicle collision readmission and reinjury (oral). Academic Surgical Congress. Jacksonville, FL. January 2018.

Parreco J, Kozol R, Rattan R. Using artificial intelligence to predict prolonged mechanical ventilation and tracheostomy placement (oral). Academic Surgical Congress. Jacksonville, FL. January 2018.

Cortolillo N, Parreco J, Castillo A, Rattan R, Kozol R. The true cost of laparoscopic cholecystectomy with routine intraoperative cholangiography (oral). Academic Surgical Congress. Jacksonville, FL. January 2018.

Scurci S, Parreco J, Rattan R, Kozol R. Outcomes of laparoscopic versus open ventral hernia repair with component separation (oral). Academic Surgical Congress. Jacksonville, FL. January 2018.

Lopez M, Buicko J, Parreco J, Rattan R, Nores M, Kozol R. Outcomes after transcatheter aortic valve implantation versus surgical aortic valve replacement (oral). Academic Surgical Congress. Jacksonville, FL. January 2018.

Buicko J, Lopez M, Parreco J, Rattan R, LopezViego M, Kozol R. Nationwide comparison of laparoscopic versus open treatment of adhesive small bowel obstruction (oral). Academic Surgical Congress. Jacksonville, FL. January 2018.

Padiadpu AB, Eidelson SA, Stoler J, Mulder MB, Rattan R, Zakrison TL. Are trends in fatal and non-fatal firearm related injuries in Miami-Dade County racially divergent? (oral). Academic Surgical Congress. Jacksonville, FL. January 2018.

Rattan R, Parreco J, Askari R, Olufajo O, Namias N. Nationwide comparison of infectious complications after blunt splenic injury (oral). The Eastern Association for the Surgery of Trauma Annual Scientific Assembly. Buena Vista, FL. January 2018.

Zakrison TL, Ruiz X, Vilaire J, Pena F, Gelbard R, Cline J, Luo-Owen X, Turay D, Rattan R, Yeh DD, Pust GD, Namias N, William BH. Intimate partner and sexual violence: A focus on male patients (oral). The Eastern Association for the Surgery of Trauma Annual Scientific Assembly. Buena Vista, FL. January 2018.

Rattan R, Parreco J, Lindenmaier LB, Yeh DD, Zakrison TL, Pust GD, Sands LR, Namias N. Underestimation of unplanned readmission after colorectal surgery: A national analysis. J Am Coll Surg 2017 Dec 21 Epub.

Shin SH, Johnson BP, Menzter CJ, Garg S, Jouria J, Wayand Z, Cartolano TJ, Rattan R, Lieberman HM, Zakrison TL. Personal watercraft injury—single trauma center 16-year experience. Am Surg 2017; 83(12E).

Rattan R, Parreco J, Sands LR, Namias N. Underestimation of readmission after colorectal surgery: a national analysis (oral). Southern Surgical Association Annual Meeting, Hot Springs, VA. December 2017.

Parreco J, Buicko J, Jernigan S, Rattan R. Risk factors for mortality and readmission after pediatric neurotrauma (oral). American College of Surgeons Clinical Congress, San Diego, CA. October 2017.

Parreco J, Lopez M, Ross R, Rattan R. Comparing outcomes and costs between vascular and nonvascular trauma: Injury severity classification is not an accurate predictor in vascular trauma (oral). American College of Surgeons Clinical Congress, San Diego, CA. October 2017.

Parreco J, Zakrison TL, Rattan R. Risk factors for the development of episodic mood disorders after penetrating trauma (poster). American College of Surgeons Clinical Congress, San Diego, CA. October 2017.

Parreco J, Rattan R. Machine learning models for prediction of reinjury after penetrating trauma. JAMA Surg 2017; Oct 18 Epub.

Rattan R, Parreco J, Zakrison TL, Yeh DD, Lieberman HM, Namias N. Same-hospital readmission rate is not reliable for measuring postoperative infection-related readmission. Surg Inf 2017; 18(8).

Sanders J, Tessier J, Sawyer RG, Dellinger EP, Miller PJ, Namias N, West M, Cook CH, O’Neill P, Napolitano L, Rattan R, Cuschieri J, Claridge J, Guidry C, Askari R, Banton KM, Rotstein OD, Moore B, Duane TM. Does isolation of Entercoccus affect outcomes in intraabdominal infections? Surg Inf 2017; 18(8).

Rattan R, Parreco J, Namias N, Pust GD, Yeh DD, Zakrison TL. Hidden costs of hospitalization after firearm injury: National analysis of different hospital readmission. Ann Surg 2017; Sep 15 Epub.

Rattan R, Parreco J, Namias N. Nonelective readmission after emergency general surgery (oral). The American Association for the Surgery of Trauma, Baltimore, MD. September 2017.

Parreco J, Buicko J, Cortolillo N, Namias N, Rattan R. Risk factors and costs associated with nationwide readmission after trauma. J Trauma Acute Care Surg 2017; 83(1).

Rattan R, Parreco J. Same-hospital readmission rate is not reliable for measuring postoperative infection-related readmission (oral). Surgical Infection Society Annual Meeting, St Louis, MO. May 2017.

Rattan R, Mentzer CJ, Johnson BP, Sawyer RG, Namias N. Primary closure after surgical drainage of complicated intra-abdominal infections does not require a longer regimen of antibiotic therapy (oral). Surgical Infection Society Annual Meeting, St Louis, MO. May 2017.

Parreco J, Buicko J, Jernigan S, Rattan R. Risk factors for mortality and readmission after pediatric neurotrauma (oral). Florida Committee on Trauma Annual Meeting, Orlando, FL. April 2017.

Shin SH, Johnson BP, Menzter CJ, Garg S, Jouria J, Wayand Z, Cartolano TJ, Rattan R, Lieberman HM, Zakrison TL. Personal watercraft injury—single trauma center 16-year experience (oral). Florida Committee on Trauma Annual Meeting, Orlando, FL. April 2017.

Moffat B, Schwarz A, Rattan R, Lineen E. Pyopericardial tamponade after trauma (oral). Florida Committee on Trauma Annual Meeting, Orlando, FL. April 2017.

Parreco J, Lopez M, Ross R, Rattan R. Comparing outcomes and costs between vascular and nonvascular trauma: Injury severity classification is not an accurate predictor in vascular trauma (poster). Florida Chapter of the American College of Surgeons Annual Meeting, Orlando, FL. April 2017.

Shin SH, Johnson BP, Menzter CJ, Garg S, Jouria J, Wayand Z, Cartolano TJ, Rattan R, Lieberman HM, Zakrison TL. Personal watercraft injury—single trauma center 16-year experience (poster). Southeastern Surgical Congress Annual Scientific Meeting, Nashville, TN. February 2017.

Rattan R, Namias N. A low-cost, low-resource device for primary fascial closure in the open abdomen (oral). Critical Care Congress, Honolulu, HI. January 2017.

Parreco J, Cortolillo N, Rattan R, Namias N. Risk factors and costs associated with nationwide nonelective readmission after trauma (poster). The Eastern Association for the Surgery of Trauma Annual Scientific Assembly, Hollywood, FL. January 2017.

Eidelson SA, Karcutskie CA, Meizoso J, Rattan R, Martin AG, Adigun AC, Namias N, Bullock MR, Proctor KG. Improved outcomes following MRI-proven diffuse axonal injury (oral). Florida Committee on Trauma Annual Meeting, Orlando, FL. October 2016.

Rattan R, Allen CJ, Sawyer RG, et al. Patients with risk factors for infectious complications do not require longer antimicrobial therapy for complicated intra-abdominal infection. Am Surg 2016; (82)9.

Rattan R, Allen CJ, Sawyer, RG, et al. Percutaneously drained intra-abdominal infections do not require longer duration of antimicrobial therapy. J Trauma Acute Care Surg 2016; 81(1).

Rattan R, Allen CJ, Sawyer RG, et al. Patients with complicated intra-abdominal infections presenting with sepsis do not require longer duration of antimicrobial therapy. J Am Coll Surg 2016; 222(4):440-6.

Rattan R, Allen CJ, Sawyer RG, Namias N. Patients at increased risk of infection do not require longer antimicrobial therapy for complicated intra-abdominal infection (oral). Southeastern Surgical Congress Annual Scientific Meeting, Atlanta, GA. February 2016.

Rattan R, Allen CJ, Sawyer RG, Namias N. Patients with more severe infection do not require longer antimicrobial therapy for complicated

intra-abdominal infection (oral). Southeastern Surgical Congress Annual Scientific Meeting. Atlanta, GA. February 2016.

Rattan R, Allen CJ, Sawyer RG, Namias N. Gender affects presentation of complicated intra-abdominal infection (poster). Southeastern Surgical Congress Annual Scientific Meeting. Atlanta, GA. February 2016.

Rattan R, Allen CJ, Sawyer RG, Namias N. Percutaneously drained intra-abdominal infections do not require longer duration of antimicrobial therapy (oral). The Eastern Association for the Surgery of Trauma Annual Scientific Assembly. San Antonio, TX. January 2016.

Rattan R, Allen CJ, Sawyer RG, Namias N. Patients with complicated intra-abdominal infections presenting with sepsis do not require longer duration of antimicrobial therapy (oral). Southern Surgical Association Annual Meeting. Hot Springs, VA. December 2015.

Rattan R, Namias N. A low-cost, low-resource method for delayed primary fascial closure in the open abdomen (poster, accepted). Extreme Affordability Global Health Conference. Salt Lake City, UT. April 2015.

Boll G, Rattan R, Yilmaz O, Tarnoff ME. Intraoperative identification of adrenal-renal fusion. J Minimal Access Surg 2015; 11(3).

Rattan R. The UN and cholera in Haiti: Independent translators accompanying policymakers can expedite evidence-based policy reform (oral). Humanitarian Congress. Berlin, Germany. October 2013.

Rattan R. The UN and cholera in Haiti: Accompaniment of policy makers by Haitian physicians can expedite evidence-based policy reform (oral, accepted). National Haitian American Health Alliance Annual Conference. New York, NY. October 2013.

Rattan R. The UN and cholera in Haiti: Independent translators accompanying policy makers can expedite evidence-based policy reform (oral). Water & Health Conference. Chapel Hill, NC. October 2013.

Koski-Karell VE, Rattan R. The UN and cholera in Haiti: Independent translators accompanying scientists and policy makers are necessary to expedite evidence-based solutions (poster, accepted). Consortium of Universities for Global Health. Washington, DC. March 2012.

Koski-Karell VE, Rattan R. The science behind cholera in Haiti: Informing health policies and preventing future outbreaks (oral). World Health Summit. Berlin, Germany. October 2012.

Koski-Karell VE, Rattan R. Cholera in Haiti: Informing health policies. The Lancet Global Health Series. 21 Oct 2012.

Edmonds K, Rattan R. United Nation's Stabilization Mission in Haiti: Keeping the peace, or conspiring against it? (oral). Engaging Hearts and Minds: An Agenda for Global Citizenship Education. Toronto, Canada. April 2012.

Hudspeth J, Rattan R, Sacks Z. Physicians for Haiti: Continuing medical education in global health (oral). Unite for Sight Global Health & Innovation Conference. New Haven, CT. April 2012.

Rattan R, Curry CL. A new method of HIV prevention in Africa. The Lancet Student. 16 Jan 08.

17. Other works, publications and abstracts:

Rattan R, Namias N, Zakrison TL. Reply to Letter: "Hidden Costs of Hospitalization After Firearm Injury". Ann Surg 2018; forthcoming.

Meizoso JP, Rattan R, Namias N. Delays to the operating room increase mortality in sick trauma patients. J Trauma Acute Care Surg 2017; 83(4).

Rattan R, Jones KM, Namias N. Management of lower extremity vascular injuries: State of the art. Curr Surg Reports 2016; 3(11).

Rattan R, Nasraway SA Jr. Separating wheat from chaff: examining the obesity paradox in the critically ill. Crit Care 17(4), 2013.

Rattan R, Nasraway SA Jr. The future is now: Software-guided intensive insulin therapy in the critically ill. J Diabetes Sci Technol 7(2), 2013.

Nasraway SA Jr, Rattan R. Tight glycemic control: what do we really know, and what should we expect? Crit Care 14(5), 2010.

Rattan R. Volunteerism is not enough. Bull Am Coll Surg 95(5), 2010. 18. Other works accepted for publication:

Parreco J, Hidalgo A, Kozol R, Namias N, Rattan R. Predicting mortality in the surgical intensive care unit using artificial intelligence and natural language processing of physician documentation. Am Surg 2018; forthcoming.

Parreco J, Hidalgo A, Parks JJ, Kozol R, Rattan R. Using artificial intelligence to predict prolonged mechanical ventilation and tracheostomy placement. J Surg Res 2018; forthcoming.

Parreco J, Badilla A, Hidalgo A, Ilyas O, Rattan R. Predicting central line-associated bloodstream infections and mortality using supervised machine learning. J Crit Care 2018; forthcoming.

Zakrison TL, Rattan R, Valdes CM, Ruiz Baez XD, Gelbard R, Cline J, Luo-Owen X, Namias N, George J, Yeh DD, Pust GD, Williams BH. Universal screening for intimate partner and sexual violence in trauma patients – What about the men? An EAST multicenter trial. J Trauma Acute Care Surg 2018; forthcoming.

PROFESSIONAL 19. Funded Research Performed (include all grants received in the last five years,

identifying the principal investigator and the amounts and dates of the awards):

$150,000 Florida Department of Transportation, 2/13/18

Pedestrian and Bicycle Education and Injury Prevention Program $2,500 University of Miami, 2/16/18

LEX-209: OCTAPLEX vs Kcentra for reversal of Vitamin-K antagonist-induced anticoagulation in urgent surgery with significant bleeding risk

20. Editorial responsibilities:

Journal of the American College of Surgeons, 2018—present Journal of Trauma & Acute Care Surgery, 2017 – present Surgery, 2017 – present International Journal of Health Sciences, 2014 – present Diabetology & Metabolic Syndrome, 2013 – present Journal of Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition, 2013 – present The Lancet Student, 2007 – 2009

21. Professional and Honorary Organizations (member; officer; date): Member, Association for Academic Surgery, 2017 – present Member, Surgical Infection Society, 2017 – present Member, Society of Critical Care Medicine, 2016 – present Member, The Eastern Association for the Surgery of Trauma, 2014-present Member, American College of Surgeons, 2008 – present 22. Honors and Awards:

2016 Innovation Excellence Award, Florida Department of Transportation

2016 Honorable Mention, Surgical Critical Care Program Directors’ Society Excellence in Research

2016 GRADE scholarship, Eastern Association for the Surgery of Trauma

2016 Faculty travel award, Eastern Association for the Surgery of Trauma

2009-2013 Tufts University School of Medicine Excellence in Teaching 2009 University of Illinois Alumni Association Student Leadership 2008 American Institute of Public Service National Jefferson Award

for Public Service 2008 Tom C. Reeves Memorial Award for Promise of Excellence in the

Medical Profession 2007-2009 Chancellor’s Student Service Award for Volunteer Service 2007-2008 Abbas Hyderi Award for Outstanding Leadership 2007-2008 Illinois General Assembly Legislative Scholarship

2007 Eugertha Bates Memorial Award for Selfless Commitment and Humanitarian Contributions

2006-2008 College of Medicine Student Service Award for Outstanding Service

2006-2007 College of Medicine Student Leadership Award 2005-2008 College of Medicine Scholarship 2005 Illinois General Assembly Legislative Scholarship

23. Post-Doctoral Fellowships:

Surgical Critical Care, Jackson Memorial Hospital, 07-14/06-15 Trauma Surgery, Jackson Memorial Hospital, 07-15/06-16

24. Other Professional Activities (e.g., papers presented; performances;

conference proceedings; seminar or conference panel member; catalogue work; etc.):

Co-Chair, Equity Task Force, Eastern Association for the Surgery of Trauma, 02-

18/present Task Force Leader, Guidelines Section, Eastern Association for the Surgery of

Trauma, 01-18/01-21 Leader, Law Enforcement & Emergency Services, Florida Pedestrian and

Bicycle Safety Coalition, 04-17/04-18 Scientific Studies Committee, Surgical Infection Society, 05-17/05-18 Practice Management Guidelines Committee, Eastern Association for the

Surgery of Trauma, 01-16/01-18 Oct 2017 Mentor, Trainee-Mentor Program, Association of Academic

Surgery Fall Course, San Diego, CA May 2017 Judge, Resident Award, Surgical Infection Society Annual

Meeting, St Louis, MO May 2017 Discussant, Oral ePoster Session, Surgical Infection Society

Annual Meeting, St Louis, MO Feb 2017 Mentor, Student/Trainee-Mentor Program, Academic Surgical

Congress, Las Vegas, NV Jan 2017 Moderator, Research Snapshot Theater, Critical Care Congress,

Honolulu, HI Jan 2017 Abstract Reviewer, Critical Care Congress, Honolulu, HI Aug 2016 Physician, Field of Play Medical Services, 2016 Summer Olympics

GRAND ROUNDS

Feb 26, 2016 International Trauma Tele-Grand Rounds, Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, FL

Pelvic trauma in the pregnant patient Jan 29, 2016 International Trauma Tele-Grand Rounds, Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, FL

Stab wound to the neck May 29, 2015 Departments of Medicine & Pediatrics, Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, FL

The end of human rights Feb 13, 2015 International Trauma Tele-Grand Rounds, Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, FL

Major blunt vascular injury Jan 14, 2014 Department of Family Medicine, Tufts Medical Center/Cambridge Health Alliance, Boston, MA

The obligation to do social justice work as a physician KEYNOTES

Aug 14, 2015 GlobeMed Leadership Institute, Chicago, IL

The fall of human rights Mar 29, 2014 LAUNCH! Boston Student Health Activist Summit, Boston, MA

The master's tools? Confronting one's privilege and the ethics of social justice Oct 6, 2013 University of Michigan Global Health and Development Coalition, Ann Arbor, MI

The future of global health Oct 26, 2012 GlobeMed Conference, Middlebury, VT

Haiti in the time of cholera: the United Nations, environmental responsibility, and the deadliest cholera epidemic of modern times

Dec 3, 2011 Universal Human Rights Conference, Arlington, VA MINUSTAH: Keeping the peace, or conspiring against it in Haiti?

Nov 12, 2011 Occupy Boston Health Justice Rally, Boston, MA Fighting for health justice

Mar 11, 2010 AMSA National Convention, Anaheim, CA Social justice and radical activism

Apr 16, 2008 Chancellor’s Student Service and Leadership Awards, UIC, Chicago, IL Is volunteerism good enough?

PLENARIES

Mar 21, 2014 Premier forum de la diaspora contre le cholera et la MINUSTAH, Randolph, MA

Cholera in Haiti Apr 12, 2013 GlobeMed Summit, Chicago, IL

How student activism is helping global health become ethical Mar 23, 2013 Sujal Parikh Memorial Symposium for Health and Social Justice, Ann Arbor, MI

Following in the footsteps of Sujal: Why you can't do global health without activism Sep 9, 2012 Fleming Class Conference, Port au Prince, Haiti

Kolera e dwa dlo nan Ayiti (Cholera and the right to water in Haiti) Apr 9, 2008 Microbicides Leadership Institute, Berkeley, CA

Successes in student activism Mar 12, 2008 Feminist Activism, Chicago, IL

Winning against “The Man”: Planning successful direct actions Oct 6, 2007 Just Doctoring Leadership Summit, Chicago, IL

Direct action: Translating knowledge into advocacy Sep 25, 2007 Global Health Leadership Institute, Washington, DC

Global health activism Sep 24, 2007 Global Health Leadership Institute, Washington, DC

International trade and essential medicines

WORKSHOPS

May 18, 2016 Florida Department of Transportation EMS Week Webcast, Tampa, FL

EMS front line defense: Preventing pediatric pedestrian fatalities (panelist) Jan 12, 2016 The Eastern Association for the Surgery of Trauma Annual Scientific Assembly, San Antonio, TX

EQUATOR guidelines, Research Basics Workshop for the Young Acute Care Surgeon Feb 16, 2015 Medical Student Convention, University of Miami, Miami, FL

Saving a life in less than 5 minutes: the primary survey in trauma Nov 12, 2010 Demanding Justice for Haiti, Boston, MA

Organizing for social change May 24, 2008 The Roosevelt Institution Workshop, Chicago, IL

Creating high-quality policy proposals for healthcare reform Apr 5, 2008 Americans for Informed Democracy, Bloomington, IN

Campus recruitment and effective organizing Oct 20, 2007 AMSA Regional Conference, Chicago, IL

How to lead an action Sep 15, 2007 AIDS Leadership Institute, Washington, DC

AIDS organizing for medical students Mar 6, 2007 AMSA National Convention, Washington, DC

Access to essential medicines UNIVERSITY LECTURES

Apr 24, 2018 Institute for Healthcare Improvement Chapter, Frontier Nursing University, Hyden, KY

Is gun violence really the problem? (webcast) Aug 3, 2017 Department of Surgery, University of Miami, Miami, FL

Acute abdomen Jul 6, 2017 Department of Surgery, University of Miami, Miami, FL

Initial trauma assessment: Primary and secondary survey Jun 14, 2017 Département de Chirurgie, Hôpital Universitaire de Mirebalais, Mirebalais, Haiti

Blessures au couteau dans le cou Jun 12, 2017 Département de Chirurgie, Hôpital de l’Université d’Etat d’Haïti, Port au Prince, Haiti

Les principes de l’échographie Jun 12, 2017 Département de Chirurgie, Hôpital de l’Université d’Etat d’Haïti, Port au Prince, Haiti

L’Echographie pour traumatisme (E-FAST) Jun 1, 2017 Department of Surgery, University of Miami, Miami, FL

A stab wound to the neck Apr 19, 2017 Department of Emergency Medicine, University of Miami, Miami, FL

Penetrating neck trauma Feb 28, 2017 Department of Surgery, University of Miami, Miami, FL

Planning for an academic career Feb 23, 2017 Department of Surgery, Tufts Medical Center, Boston, MA

Retroperitoneal trauma Oct 13, 2016 Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology, University of Miami, Miami, FL

Hemodynamic assessment and management of hemorrhagic shock Mar 19, 2014 Contemporary Women's Health, Washington University in St Louis, St Louis, MO

Women's health in a global context Dec 11, 2013 Global Health Equity, Boston University School of Medicine, Boston, MA

Global health and ethics Nov 18, 2013 Service Scholars Program, Tufts University School of Medicine, Boston, MA

Social justice Apr 18, 2013 Harvard Kennedy School, Cambridge, MA

Using advocacy to translate technical expertise into tangible change: the UN, cholera, and the drinking water crisis in Haiti

Dec 2, 2013 Spectrum of Physician Advocacy, Boston University School of Medicine, Boston, MA The spectrum of advocacy

Feb 20, 2013 Spectrum of Physician Advocacy, Boston University School of Medicine, Boston, MA Advocacy strategy and skills: How to win when going up against the machine

Dec 4, 2012 Spectrum of Physician Advocacy, Boston University School of Medicine, Boston, MA The spectrum of advocacy

Sep 29, 2012 Societies of the World 25, Department of Anthropology, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA The UN and cholera in Haiti

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

Apr 14, 2018 March for Science Miami: Teach-In, Coral Gables, FL What next? Public health and gun violence research (panelist)

Apr 9, 2018 Lown Institute Conference, Washington, DC Preventing gun violence: Trauma surgeons speak out (moderator)

Jul 14, 2017 Emergency Medicine Learning & Resource Center ClinCon, Orlando, FL Pediatric pedestrian injuries: perfecting a comprehensive approach from front line to definitive care

Mar 12, 2013 International Federation of Medical Students' Associations Meeting, Baltimore, MD Integrating global health: Connecting education, infrastructure, research, and activism for social justice (panelist)

Oct 27, 2012 International Law Association Annual Meeting, New York, NY Law in the time of cholera: Haiti's epidemic, the UN, and responsibilities of international organizations (panelist)

Apr 23, 2012 The Impact Conference at Sustainatopia: Sustainable Haiti Conference, Miami, FL MINUSTAH's future in a free, sustainable Haiti

Oct 4, 2008 AMSA Regional Conference, St Louis, MO Advocacy on a global level

Oct 28, 2007 International Federation of Medical Students' Associations Convention, Baltimore, MD Intellectual property and access to essential medicines

Oct 14, 2007 AMSA Regional Conference, Des Moines, IA Microbicides: New hope for prevention of HIV

Oct 4, 2006 Women: Builders of Communities & Dreams, Chicago, IL Sexual violence on campus

INVITED LECTURES

Dec 8, 2017 University of Miami Miller School of Medicine Surgery Interest Group, Miami, FL

Careers in trauma surgery Jun 10, 2017 Books & Books, Coral Gables, FL

SHOT: 101 survivors of gun violence in America (panelist) Jun 8, 2017 Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, FL

Shot in Miami: Gun violence—starting the dialogue (moderator) Mar 15, 2017 University of Miami Miller School of Medicine Surgery Interest Group, Miami, FL

BIG10 panel for medical students interested in surgery Mar 8, 2017 Florida International University Coll. of Medicine Emergency Medicine Interest Group, Miami, FL

The activist cookbook: Lessons on successful advocacy from student organizing Oct 28, 2016 University of Miami Miller School of Medicine Physicians for Human Rights, Miami, FL

A rights-based approach to practicing medicine Jan 6, 2016 University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, Medical Students Without Borders, Miami, FL

Avoiding pitfalls in global health work Jan 27, 2015 University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, Global Surgery Interest Group, Miami, FL

Introduction to global surgery May 12, 2015 University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, Medical Students Without Borders, Miami, FL

How to critically debrief after global health work Mar 18, 2015 University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, Medical Students Without Borders, Miami, FL

The perils of global health work Feb 7, 2015 Massachusetts Institute of Technology, GlobeMed, Cambridge, MA

Beyond human rights Nov 18, 2014 Massachusetts Institute of Technology GlobeMed, Cambridge, MA

Bound to repeat itself? HIV, cholera, Ebola, and shifting the global health paradigm Mar 20, 2014 Washington University in St Louis, St Louis, MO

Global health and the subversion of justice: The end of Clinton, Gates, Farmer, and the benevolent interventionalist

Feb 7, 2014 Boston University School of Medicine, Boston, MA Do no harm? Medical ethics at Guantanamo Bay (moderator).

Oct 16, 2013 Harvard University, Cambridge, MA NGO accountability in Haiti: Moral legitimacy and cholera (panelist)

Oct 8, 2013 Massachusetts Institute of Technology GlobeMed, Cambridge, MA Global health in the 21st century: can we do it ethically?

Sep 30, 2013 New York University School of Law, New York, NY

The cholera epidemic in Haiti: questions of UN accountability and prevention (panelist) Apr 23, 2013 Irish International Immigrant Center, Boston, MA

Screening of Baseball in the Time of Cholera (panelist) Jan 30, 2013 Harvard University, Cambridge, MA

Three years later: Complexities of aid, cholera, and recovery in post-earthquake Haiti (panelist)

Dec 11, 2012 Boston University School of Medicine, Boston, MA Mindful engagement in advocacy: Power, social justice, and equity

Nov 13, 2012 Boston University, Boston, MA Toward a better Haiti: Global health through research, education, and advocacy

Oct 25, 2012 Boston Bar Association, Boston, MA Film screening and discussion of Baseball in the Time of Cholera (panelist)

Sep 1, 2012 AIDS Advocacy Network Leadership Retreat, Boston, MA Devising a national AIDS strategy for the 2012 election

Jul 18, 2012 Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, Washington, DC Film screening and discussion of Baseball in the Time of Cholera (panelist)

Jul 18, 2012 US Congress, Washington, DC US Congressional Briefing: Cholera in Haiti

Mar 26, 2012 University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine, Biddeford, ME Turning global health from an extracurricular into a career

Dec 4, 2011 The Democracy Center, Cambridge, MA MINUSTAH: Keeping the peace, or conspiring against it?

Oct 16, 2011 People of Conscience: Haiti Night, Cambridge, MA The human rights violations of MINUSTAH

Sep 30, 2011 University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine, Biddeford, ME Global health: Where we came from and where we need to go

Mar 26, 2011 Rally for Single Payer, Montpelier, VT Single payer healthcare in Vermont

Nov 8, 2005 LGBT Awareness Series, UIC, Chicago, IL Ambiguous genitalia

Mar 5, 2004 South Asian Women's Empowerment Regional Association, St Louis, MO Are you man enough to end violence against women?

Feb 12, 2004 VDAY 2004, Washington University in St Louis, St Louis, MO Man enough: Ending violence against women

GLOBAL CLINICAL EXPERIENCE

Apr – May 2009 International Surgery Research Fellow, Landour Community Hospital, Mussoorie, India June 2009 Sub-Internship, Belladere Hospital, Belladere, Haiti 2007-2010 Surgical First Assistant, Belladere Hospital, Belladere, Haiti (1 week per year) MEDIA Jun 9, 2017 Interviewee, WLRN Public Radio and Television

UM medical students and trauma surgeons lead discussion on gun violence in Miami-Dade Feb 1, 2014 Post-film panelist, Boston premiere, Fire in the Blood, Dartmouth Films

Sundance Film Festival Official Selection, 2013 Nov 7, 2013 Consultant, United Nations being sued over Haiti’s cholera epidemic, CBS News Oct 8, 2013 Consultant, UN caused deadly cholera in Haiti, covered it up, lawsuit says, NBC News Aug 21, 2013 Consultant, Haiti in a time of cholera, Al Jazeera English

Emmy, Outstanding Investigative Journalism in a News Magazine, 2014 Peabody Award, 2014

Dec 21, 2012 Guest, Is the UN repackaging Haiti’s cholera aid? Al Jazeera English Aug 9, 2012 Author, Baseball and science in the time of cholera, Huffington Post 2012 Translation coordinator, Baseball in the Time of Cholera, Ryot Films

Tribeca Film Festival Special Jury Mention, 2012 Jan 2012 Author, Not forgetting is just the start, Boston Haitian Reporter

TEACHING 25. Teaching Awards Received:

Tufts University School of Medicine Excellence in Teaching Award, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012-2013

26. Teaching Specialization (Note briefly courses taught, new courses developed,

innovative or experimental teaching etc.)

Feb 7, 2017 Instructor, First-ever ATLS course in Saint Lucia Jun 4, 2017 Faculty, Objective Structured Clinical Examination, University of

Miami Miller School of Medicine May 2017 Advanced Trauma Operative Management (ATOM) Instructor May 15, 2017 Instructor, FEMA Medical Team Specialist Course, Broward Fire

Academy, Davie, FL Apr 2017 Faculty, OB/Gyn Boot Camp (MDR 1025), University of Miami

School of Medicine Jan 2017 Subject Matter Expert (Medical), Federal Emergency

Management Agency (FEMA) Apr 2016 Faculty, OB/Gyn Boot Camp (MDR 1025), University of Miami

School of Medicine Oct 2015 Surgeon, US Army Trauma Training Course Mass Casualty

Simulation Jan 2015-present Instructor, Advanced Surgical Exposure for Trauma

(ASSET) Jul 2014-Jun 2015 Lecturer, Surgery Clerkship (bimonthly), University of

Miami School of Medicine Dec 2014 Proctor, Trauma Simulation, University of Miami School of

Medicine Trauma Interest Group Oct 2013-present Instructor, Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS) May 2013 Proctor, Third Year Clinical Skills Orientation, Tufts University

School of Medicine Sep 2012-Sep 2013 Proctor, Clinical Skills Interclerkship, Tufts University

School of Medicine Aug 2010 Lecturer, General Surgery Intern lectures (weekly), Tufts

University School of Medicine Aug 2008- May 2009 Faculty, Essentials of Clinical Medicine, UIC Mar 2008-Mar 2009 Course Director, Issues in Global AIDS, UIC Jul 2007- Jul 2008 Mentor, Global Health Scholars Program, American

Medical Student Association Mar 2007 Course Director, Providing Healthcare to your LGBT Patients, UIC Jan 2006-Dec 2009 Contraceptive Counseling Trainer, Medical Students for

Choice, UIC 27. Thesis and Dissertation Advising/Post-doctoral student supervision (chairman

or committee member; topic; student name; date): None SERVICE 28. University Committee and Administrative Responsibilities:

Jul 2017-present Member, Surgical Critical Care Fellowship Program Evaluation Committee

Jun 2017-present Reviewer, E-FAST Quality Assessment, Division of Trauma Surgery & Surgical Critical Care

Mar 2017 Department Representative, ACGME Clinical Learning Environment Review, University of Miami

Oct 2016 Division Representative, ACGME CLER, UM Jul 2015-Jun 2016 Coordinator, Trauma Fellowship Didactic Conferences,

Jackson Memorial Hospital Jul 2013-Jun 2014 Administrative Chief Resident, Tufts Medical Center

Department of Surgery Jan 2013-Dec 2014 Founding Member, Global Health Task Force, Tufts

University School of Medicine Jul 2010-Jun 2011 Member, Insulin Protocol Committee, Tufts Medical

Center Aug 2009-Jun 2014 Member, Graduate Medical Education Committee,

Tufts Medical Center Aug 2007-May 2009 Founding Member, Global Health Curriculum

Initiative, UIC Mar 2006-May 2009 Interviewer, Office of Admissions, UIC Sep 2006- May 2007 Member, Health Disparities Task Force, UIC

29. Community Activities: None