F. Douglas Scutchfield, MD Curriculum Vitae 1
CURRICULUM VITAE
F. Douglas Scutchfield, MD
February 2014
PERSONAL HISTORY
Place of Birth:Wheelwright, Kentucky
Home Address: 3047 Clair Rd
Lexington, KY 40502
Business Address:University of Kentucky,College of Public Health
111 Washington Avenue, RM 212D
Lexington, Kentucky 40536-0003
(859) 218-2024
Dependents:Wife: Phyllis Scutchfield, JD, LLM
Son: Alex L. Scutchfield, JD
Email:
EDUCATION
Elementary & Secondary:Hazard City School System: Hazard, Kentucky
Martin High School: Martin, Kentucky
Undergraduate:BS, 1962, Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond, Kentucky
With Distinction
Medical:MD, 1966, University of Kentucky College of Medicine, Lexington, Kentucky; elected to Alpha Omega Alpha
Graduate Medical:Intern, Rotating, 1967 Chicago Wesley Memorial Hospital
(Currently Northwestern Medical Center), Chicago, Illinois
Resident,1969, Preventive Medicine, University of Kentucky Medical Center
Honorary Degrees: Doctor of Science, 2004, Eastern Kentucky University Richmond, Kentucky
Doctor of Humane Letters, 2007 Pikeville College, Pikeville, KY
Additional Graduate Education:
Business Administration, EconomicsMorehead State University
Epidemiology, BiostatisticsUniversity of Minnesota
Health Services AdministrationUniversity of Michigan
MILITARY
19671969Surgeon, 0-4, Public Health Service; Epidemic Intelligence Service,
Centers for Disease Control, Atlanta, Georgia
CERTIFICATION AND LICENSES
May 1, 19711985Diplomat, American Board of Family Practice, Charter Diplomat, Recertified 1978 - 1986
December 9, 1974Diplomat, American Board of Preventive Medicine, (General Preventive Medicine)
LicenseKentucky #14516
ACADEMIC POSITIONS
2004Dozor Visiting Professor, Ben Gurion University of the Negev (sabbatical)
2003Visiting Scholar, Kettering Foundation (sabbatical)
1997 -Peter P. Bosomworth Professor of Health Services Research and Policy
University of Kentucky College of Public Health
1997 -Professor of Preventive and Environmental Medicine
University of Kentucky Medical Center
1997 -Professor of Health Services Management
University of Kentucky Medical Center
1998 -Professor of Family and Community Medicine, University of Kentucky Medical Center
1997 -2010Professor, Martin School of Public Policy & Administration, University of Kentucky
19951996Visiting Scholar, Kaiser Foundation Health Plans, Inc. (sabbatical)
19791996Professor of Public Health, San Diego State University
1979-1996Clinical Professor, Department of Family & Community Medicine, University of California San Diego
19851990Visiting Professor, Department of Preventive & Environmental Medicine College of Medicine, University of California Irvine
19741979Professor, Department of Family Medicine and Community Medicine,
College of Community Health Sciences, University of Alabama
19721974Associate Professor, Department of Community Medicine University of Kentucky Medical Center
19701972Assistant Professor, Department of Community Medicine
University of Kentucky Medical Center
19711974Assistant Clinical Professor of Comprehensive Medicine
College of Medicine, University of Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky
19691974Visiting Lecturer, Morehead State University, Morehead, Kentucky
19671969Clinical Instructor, Gynecology and Obstetrics
School of Medicine, Emory University
ADMINISTRATIVE POSITIONS
2010-2013Director, National Coordinating Center for Public Health Systems and Services Research
University of Kentucky, College of Public Health
2008-2013Director, Center of Excellence in Public Health Workforce Research and Policy
University of Kentucky, College of Public Health
2007-2010Director, Center for Public Health Services & Systems Research, University of Kentucky, College of Public Health
2002 - 2003Chair, Department of Preventive and Environmental Medicine,
University of Kentucky Medical Center
1998 -2003Associate Dean, College of Medicine,
University of Kentucky Medical Center
1998 -2003Director, Kentucky School of Public Health,
University of Kentucky Medical Center
1997- 2003Director, Center for Health Services Management and Research,
University of Kentucky Medical Center
1997 2002Director, Division of Health Services Management,
University of Kentucky Medical Center
1997-2000Director of Graduate Studies, Masters in Health Administration,
Martin School of Public Policy and Administration, University of
Kentucky
19791997Director, Graduate School of Public Health, San Diego State University
1975-1979Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, College of Community Health Sciences,University of Alabama
1974-1978Chairman, Department of Family & Community Medicine, College of Community Health Sciences, University of Alabama
19691974Director of Continuing Professional Education, St. Claire Medical Center,
Morehead, Kentucky
19681969Acting Director, Family Planning Program, Emory University,
Atlanta, Georgia
EDITORIAL POSITIONS
2014-Editorial Board, American Journal of Public Health
2012-Editor, Frontiers in PHSSR
2010-2013Editor, Delmar/Cengage, Public Health Series
2009Guest Editor, Health Services Research
2007 -Editorial Board, MEDICC Review
2003, 2004Guest Editor, Journal of Public Health Management and Practice
1998Guest Editor, Annual Review of Public Health
1994-2013 Editor, American Journal of Preventive Medicine
1993-1996Chair, Editorial Board, California Physician
1991-1996Board of Editors, California Physician
1985Section Editor, Epitomes of Progress in Public Health and Preventive Medicine, Western Journal of Medicine
19831985Board of Editors, Journal of Community Health
19741977
19821989 Board of Editors, San Diego Physician
19891991EditorinChief, San Diego Physician
1988 Associate Editor, Last, MaxcyRosaneau Preventive Medicine and Public Health AppletonLange, 13th Edition, 14th Edition, 15th Edition
19771988 Editorial Advisory Board, Last, MaxcyRosaneau Preventive Medicine and Public Health AppletonLange, 11th Edition, 12th Edition
19711973EditorinChief, Appalachia Medicine
1969-1971 Associate Editor, Appalachia Medicine
CONSULTANT
National Center for Disease Control, Family Planning Evaluation Section
Health Services Mental Health Administration, Special Projects Section
Dental Health Center, United States Public Health Service, Health Resources Administration, Department of Health, Education and Welfare
National Center for Health Services Research
Health Development Corporation of Northeast Kentucky
American Academy of Family Practice, Family Health Foundation
Bureau of Community Health Services, National Health Service Corporation
National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute
Ministry of Defense and Aviation, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Project Hope, University of Panama
Pacific Cultural Foundation, Yang Ming Medical College
United Nations, Beijing Municipal Health Department
MGT Consultants, Inc., State of California
Deloitte, Haskins & Sells, County of San Diego
California State University, Fresno California
Fachhhochschule Magdeberg, Ministarium fur Wissenschaft und Forschung des Landes
SachsenAnhalt
Pan American Health Organization
Poudre Valley Hospital District
Larimer County Healthy Communities Coalition
Board of Regents, State of Louisiana, Northwest Louisiana University
Pennsylvania Department of Education, Allegheny Health Sciences University
California Department of Health Services
San Diego County Department of Health Services
California Center for Health Improvement
California HealthCare Foundation
The California Endowment
The Kentucky Department of Public Health
United Way of the Bluegrass
Janssen Pharmaceutical
Merck Pharmaceutical
Good Samaritan Foundation
University of Connecticut
Haifa University School of Public Health, Haifa, Israel
Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond, Kentucky
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Northeast Ohio Universities College of Medicine
University of Georgia
University of Tennessee, Knoxville
University of Cincinnati
Western Kentucky University
HONOR SOCIETIES
Founding President UK Chapter, Phi Kappa Phi
Omicron Delta Kappa (Junior/Senior Men's Honorary)
Alpha Omega Alpha, Beta of Kentucky, UK College of Medicine
Phi Beta Delta (International Scholars Honorary Society)
Delta Omega, Beta Gamma Chapter, UK College of Public Health
PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES
Fellow, American Academy of Family Practice
Fellow, American College of Preventive Medicine
Fellow, Royal Society for Health
Fayette County Medical Society
Kentucky Medical Association
American Medical Association
Association of Teachers of Preventive Medicine
SELECTED REGIONAL and NATIONAL ACTIVITIES
Southern Branch, American Public Health Association
Chairman, Medical Care Section, 19721973
American College of Preventive Medicine
Committee on Manpower, 19771981
Cochair, Task Force on Manpower Requirements and Supply, 1979
Committee on Prevention Policy, 19761983
Chair, 19821983
Board of Regents, 19831986
PresidentElect, 19871989
President, 19891991
Association of Teachers of Preventive Medicine
Board of Directors, 19741977
Executive Committee, 19751976
Representative to the Council of Academic Societies, 19751976
Chair, Policy Committee, 1975
Chair, Program Committee, 1976
President, 19811982
President, Association of Teachers of Preventive Medicine Foundation, 19821983
Residency Review Committee for Preventive Medicine
Alternate Representative, 1982-1985
Representative, 19851989
American Medical Association
Section Council on Preventive Medicine, 1975
Chair, 19841985, 19861987, 19911992, 19951996
Representative for Program, 19751977
Alternate Delegate, 19761980
Delegate, 1980 2000
Council on Medical Education, 19841993
ViceChair, 19911993
Chair, Committee on Medical Licensure
Chair, Committee on AIDS & Medical Education
Nominating Committee, 19901993
Task Force on Financing Graduate Medical Education
Task Force on Health Systems Reform and Medical Education
Council on Allied Health Education and Accreditation, 19841989
California Medical Association
Section Council on Public Health and Preventive Medicine
Secretary, 19811982
Chair, 1982-1983
Program Chair, 19811982
Alternate Delegate, 19851991
Delegate, 19911997
Committee on Health Professions and Licensure, 19921995
TAC on Primary Committee, Chair, 19941995
California Medical Association Foundation, Chair, Board of Trustees, 1994-1996
Kentucky Medical Association
Delegate 1998
Committee on Rural and Community Health, 1998-
Committee on Physician Workforce, 1999 -
Secretary of the Department of Health & Human Service's Council on Health
Promotion/Disease Prevention 1988 1991
Accrediting Council on Graduate Medical Education
Committee on Special Requirements 19891993
Monitoring Committee, 19891993
Vice Chair, 19921993
Structure & Function Committee, 19931994
Chair, 19931994
Founding Member, Grand Canyon Group
Association of Schools of Public Health
Executive Committee, 19871989, 19931995
Vice Chair, Education Committee, 1987-1989
Chair, Preventive Medicine Council, 1989-1991
SecretaryTreasurer, 19931995
Western Consortium for Public Health
Board of Directors, 19861996
American Board of Medical Specialties
Board of Directors, 19911994
Public Health Foundation
Board of Directors, 1991 2000
Liaison Committee for Specialty Boards
Member, 19911993
Medicine and Public Health Initiative
Member, Steering Committee, 1995
Center for Community Responsive Care, Inc
Board of Directors, 19931998
Public Health Accrediting Board
Board of Directors 2008-
Chair, Nominating Committee 2008-2010
Chair, Accreditation Review Committee, 2009 -
National Library of Medicine
Board of Regents, 2011-2014
F. Douglas Scutchfield, MD Curriculum Vitae 1
CURRENT SUPPORT
71208 (Prybil, PI) 8/15/13 – 11/14/14
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, with additional support from Grant-Thornton and Hospira, Inc.
Models of Collaboration involving Hospitals, Public Health Departments and Stakeholders to Accelerate Improvements in Community Health
This study examines 10 successful collaborations to provide insights on their core characteristics for public policy makers and leaders of other organizations interested in building successful partnerships.
Role: Co-investigator
Amount:RWJF $149,016; Total $279,016
No sponsor ID (Scutchfield PI)11/1/14-9/30/14
U.S. Dept. of Health & Human Services, Asst. Sec’y for Planning & Evaluation and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, through Mathematica Policy Research. Building Analytic Capacity Linkages Between ACOs and Health Departments.
Role: PI
Amount; $85,000
No Sponsor ID (Lamberth PI)3/1/2012-12/31/2012
Public Health Foundation
Center of Excellence, Public Health Workforce Research & Policy
The COE works with our national partners to facilitate research on Public Health workforce enumeration and assesses learning management resources available to public health workers.
Role: Co-PI
Amount: $75,000
69181(Scutchfield, PI)9/1/2010-8/31/2014
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Coordinating Center for Public Health Services and Systems Research, National Program Office
The NCC works with partners in the public health practice and research communities to develop an on-going PHSSR research agenda, set priorities in funding initiatives and conduct internal research.
Role:PI 9/1/2010-8/31/2013 CoPI 8/31/13-9/30/2014
Amount: $1,221,130 current ($3,881,130 total)
5 UB6HP20155 (Lamberth, PI)9/1/2010-8/31/2015
Health Resources Administration Association
Kentucky and Appalachia Public Health Training Center
The KA PHTC provides assessment and training services to local health departments and other public health agencies in Kentucky and surrounding areas.
Role: Co-PI
Amount: $633,614 current ($3,200,000 total)
6928-01-UK (Scutchfield, PI)9/30/2011-2/28/2013
National Opinion Research Center
Evaluating Public Health Financing, Programs, and Services
The University of Kentucky will conduct an environmental scan of literature and other information about public health financing and its impact on the programs and services offered by public health agencies
Role: PI
Amount: $13,041
1RC4DK089866-01 8/15/2010-7/31/2013
National Institute Diabetes & Kidney
ARRA: The Kentucky Diabetes and Obesity Collaborative (KDOC)
The Kentucky Diabetes and Obesity Collaborative represents a transformative initiative to develop a novel and sustainable research infrastructure designed for the long-term goals of mitigating the public health burdens of obesity and diabetes in rural, medically underserved areas.
Role: Co-PI
Amount: $998, 571
PRIOR SELECTED GRANTS and CONTRACTS
Continuing Professional Education, Ohio Valley Regional Medical Program, $180,000
Computer Linkage of Health Records, Ohio Valley Regional Medical Program, $60,000
Menifee County Primary Care Center, Appalachia Regional Commission and Hill Burton, $1.4 million
Home Health Service in Rural Appalachia, Ohio Valley Regional Medical Program, $60,000
Experimental Health Services Delivery Program, National Center for Health Service Research $1.2 million
Preceptorships in Family and Community Medicine, Bureau of Health Manpower, $525,000
West Blocton Primary Care Center, Appalachia Regional Commission, $325,000
Public Health Leadership Institute, Centers for Disease Control, Various Awards
Medicare Preventive Services Demonstrations, HCFA, $2.3 million
Teaching Modules for Distance Learning in Public Health, Centers for Disease Control, $65,000
Capitation, Schools of Public Health, Bureau of Health Professions, Department of Health and
Human Services Various Awards
Traineeships, Schools of Public Health - Various Awards
Basic Research Support Grants Various Awards
California Childhood Immunization Coalition, California State Health Department, $100,000, $530,000
Latino Immunization, California State Health Department, $500,000, $1.5 Million
Immunization Clinical Marketing, California State Health Department, $200,000, $530,174
Telecommunications/Tele Medicine, CALTRANS, $115,000
Distance Learning and Immunization, California State Department of Health, $125,000
The Future of Public Health Revisited, Kellogg Foundation, $13,000
Border Vision Fonteriza, Health Resources and Service Administration, $25,000
United Way of the Bluegrass, $29,000
Central Kentucky Health Services/Cost Survey, Good Samaritan Foundation, $24,291
A Central Kentucky Directory of Health and Social Services, Good Samaritan Foundation, $25,077
Analysis of the Kentucky Health Survey, Good Samaritan Foundation, $20,000
Public Health Competencies for Managed Care, Kellogg Foundation, $58,500
Population Analysis for CHA Health, CHA, $103,000
Compliance of States and Local Health Departments with the Institute of Medicine Recommendations Contained in The Future of Public Health Report, Kellogg Foundation,
$60,651, $21,968
National Public Health Performance Surveillances: A Field Test, Centers for Disease Control (CDC), $161,252; $220,630
Health Care in Kentucky-Where do we go from here? Good Samaritan Foundation, $37,300
Kentucky Public Health Leadership Institute, various funders, various awards
Health Needs Assessment for Daviess County and Green River ADD, Community Life Foundation, $86,785
Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant, NIOSH, various awards
A Framework for Assessing Public Health Services Research, Centers for Disease Control, $100,000
UK Health Services Research Development, Building Research Infrastructure and Capacity, AHRQ, $298,053
Measuring Performance of State and Local Public Health Systems, Centers for Disease Control, $358,000
Needs Assessment and Curriculum Development for Bioterrorism Preparedness, Kentucky Department for Public Health, $360,000
Capacity Building Effectiveness in Four Safety Coalitions, Centers for Disease Control, $909,000
Improving Access to Health Care in Whitley County, Kentuckyand Kentucky Physician Care Volunteers, Good Samaritan Foundation, $50,000
Public Health Services Research Database Development, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, $163,999
Structure and Dynamics of Public Health Delivery Systems, University of Arkansas, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, $54,067
Public Deliberation on Community Health Issues in Kentucky, Kettering Foundation, $201,500
Community-Based Participatory Prevention Research, Center for Disease Control and Prevention, $755,528.00
Joint Learning Contract with Kettering Foundation, Kettering Foundation, $120,000.00
Create descriptive records of these newly identified data sets and instruments for inclusion in the NLMHSRR database, National Library of Medicine, $25,000.00.
Values Project for the Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky, Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky, $48,000.00.
Health Education through Extension Leadership, Cooperative State Research Education and Extension, Various Awards
Increasing the Availability and Promoting the Use of the National Library of Medicine’s Datasets for Public Health Systems Research, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Various Awards
NPHPSP Data Mining, Center for Disease Control and Prevention, $109,998.00.
Deliberative Politics in Kentucky, Kettering Foundation, $40,000.00; $30,000.
Center for Public Health Systems and Services Research, National Program Office, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, $2,825,560
Center of Excellence, Public Health Workforce Research & Policy, $115,000, $125,000
Public Health Systems & Services Research Data Integration, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation $600,000
Public Health Data Integration Survey Systems, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation $150,000
ARRA: The Kentucky Diabetes and Obesity Collaborative (KDOC), National Institute Diabetes & Kidney, $998, 571.00
SELECTED HONORS
Meredith J. Cox Premedical Award, 1960
Mosby Book Award, 1965
Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels, 1969
Honorary Lifetime Membership, Health Care Management Association, University of
Alabama, 1979
Key to the City of Selma, Alabama, 1979
Certificate of Recognition, Medical Student Body, University of Alabama, College of Community Health Sciences, 1980
William Beaumont Award, American Medical Association, 1985
The Outstanding Alumnus, Eastern Kentucky University, 1988
San Diego Magazine's 89 San Diegans To Watch in 89
Distinguished Service Award, American College of Preventive Medicine, 1992
Special Recognition Award, American College of Preventive Medicine, 1999
Theodore R. Ervin Award, Public Health Foundation, 2000
Distinguished Service Award, American Medical Association, 2003
Outstanding Paper, Public Health Systems Research Affiliate, Academy Health, 2003
Balderson Lifetime Achievement Award, National Public Health Leadership Development Network, 2004
Commonwealth Award, University of Kentucky College of Medicine Alumni Association, 2004
Duncan Clark Award, Association for Prevention Teaching and Research, 2008
University of Kentucky, Public Health, Hall of Fame, inducted October 2010
Distinguished Service Award Rural Medical Scholars Program, University of Alabama, 2013
DISTINGUISED LECTURESHIPS
BazWegman Lecturer, U.S. Mexico Border Health Association, 1984
Waterloo Memorial Lecture, Iowa Medical Society, 1985
Armstrong Memorial Lecture, Aerospace Medical Association, 1995
Stuart Graves Annual Memorial Lecture, University of Louisville, Health Sciences Center, 1998
Commencement Speaker, University of Alabama, College of Community Health Sciences, 1980
Commencement Speaker, Eastern Virginia Medical School, 1999
Commencement Speaker, Eastern Kentucky University, 2003
Commencement Speaker, Pikeville College School of Osteopathic Medicine, 2007
Duncan Clark Lecture, Association for Teaching Prevention and Research, 2008 (Co-Terminus with the Duncan Clark Award)
Mary Grumble Levi Memorial Lecture, St. Louis University, 2010
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
Dale E, Baxley J, Scutchfield FD. Distribution of tetracycline 73H in the subcellular components of normal and tumor of the albino rat. Experientia.1968 Feb;24(2):164-5. No abstract available.PMID:5643816
Dale E, Scutchfield FD. Adrenal lipid and plasma corticosteroid depletion after 7, 12dimethylbenzene (A) anthracene administration to the albino rat. Experientia.1968 Jul;24(7):723-4. No abstract available. PMID:5705249
Scutchfield FD, Long WN. Perforation of the uterus with Lippes loop. Epidemiologic analysis. JAMA.1969 Jun;208(12):2335-6. No abstract available. PMID:5819304
Dale E, Scutchfield FD. Progesterone metabolism by adrenal homogenates of rats treated with 7, 12dimethylbenzene (a) anthracene.Br J Exp Pathol.1969 Apr;50(2):165-71.No abstract available. PMID:5772070
Scutchfield FD, Long WN. Parental medroxyprogesterone acetate as a contraceptive agent. Public Health Rep.1969 Dec;84(12):1059-62. No abstract available.PMID:4982071
Scutchfield FD. Activism in continuing education.J Tenn Med Assoc.1970 Mar;63(3):258-9. No abstract available. PMID:5417717