JEFFREY J. WISE, M.D.
OFFICE
Blue Ridge Orthopaedic Associates, P.C.
52 West Shirley Avenue
Warrenton, Virginia20186
(540) 347-9220
(540) 347-0342 fax
E-mail:
CERTIFICATION AND LICENSURE:
Board Certified--American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery, July 2001, expires 2011
Diplomat, National Board of Medical Examiners, March 1994
Medical License - State of Virginia
Hospital Staff Privileges – FauquierHospital, Warrenton, VA
INOVAFair OaksHospital, Fairfax, VA
PRACTICE EXPERIENCE:
BLUE RIDGE ORTHOPAEDIC ASSOCIATES, P.C. Warrenton, VA
PartnerAugust 2000 - present
AssociateAugust 1999 – July 2000
Spinal and General Orthopaedic Surgery
POSTGRADUATE TRAINING:
RUSH-PRESBYTERIAN-ST. LUKE’S MEDICALCENTER
Department of Orthopaedic SurgeryChicago, IL
Reconstructive Spinal Surgery Fellowship - August 1998 – July 1999
Directors: Howard S. An, M.D., Gunnar B.J. Andersson, M.D. Ph.D.
WILLIAMBEAUMONTHOSPITAL Royal Oak, MI
Department of Orthopaedic Surgery
Orthopaedic Surgery Residency - August 1994 - June 1998
Director: Harry N. Herkowitz, M.D.
BOSTONUNIVERSITYMEDICALCENTERBoston, MA
Department of General Surgery
Internship - July 1993-June 1994
EDUCATION:
THE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND Baltimore, MD
School of Medicine
M.D. - August 1989-May 1993
Honors:
·1993 Award for Excellence in Organized Medicine: The Medical and
Chiurgical Faculty of the State of Maryland
Award presented to medical student in State of Maryland contributing most to the
efforts of organized medicine.
THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Ann Arbor, MI
College of Literature, Science, and the Arts
B.A. - August 1985-May 1989
Economics and pre-medicine
Honors:
·Honors Convocation; Dean's List; Class Honors Award (1986, 1989)
ACTIVITIES:
NATIONAL ORGANIZED MEDICINE:
·AAOS Board of Specialty Societies, AmericanAcademy of Orthopaedic
Surgeons, Delegate from the North American Spine Society
June 2006 – present
·Board member, National Association of Spine Specialists (NASS6)Board of
Directors
June 2004 – present
·Chairman, Advocacy Committee, National Association of Spine Specialists (NASS6)
October 2005- October 2008
·Board member, official observer, North American Spine Society (NASS)Board of
Directors
June 2004 –October 2008
*Report AMA and AAOS activity to NASS Board
*Participate in NASS Board Activities
·Member, Advocacy Committee, National Association of Spine Specialists (NASS6)
June 2004 - present
·AMA Delegate, North American Spine Society (NASS)
to the American Medical Association Main House of Delegates,
June 2004 - present
*Represent all members of NASS in the AMA
*Develop health policies at bi-annual AMA meetings
*Develop policy to increase NASS MD involvement in AMA
·AMA Alternate-Delegate, North American Spine Society (NASS)
to the American Medical Association Main House of Delegates,
July 2003 – June 2004
*Represent all members of NASS in the AMA
*Develop health policies at bi-annual AMA meetings
*Develop policy to increase NASS MD involvement in AMA
·AMA Delegate, AmericanAcademy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS)
to the American Medical Association-Young Physicians Section,
July 1999 – July 2003
*Represent all young (1st 5 years in practice) orthopaedists in the AMA
*Develop health policies at bi-annual AMA meetings
*Develop policy to increase orthopaedic MD involvement in AMA
·AMA Delegate, AmericanAcademy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS)
to the American Medical Association-Resident and Fellows Section,
September 1995-June 1999
*Represent all orthopaedic residents/fellows in the AMA
*Develop health policies at bi-annual AMA meetings
*Develop policy to increase resident involvement in AAOS
·Member, Orthopaedic Section Council Executive Committee-
AmericanAcademy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS), September 1995-present
*Organize all orthopaedic delegates within the AMA
*Discuss pending AMA policy issues among Orthopaedic delegates
·Member, Committee for Candidate Members,AmericanAcademy of Orthopaedic
Surgeons (AAOS), February 1997-April 2000
*Develop programs and educational materials for physicians-in-training and
earlypractice
*Act as liaison for resident/fellows/candidate members and the AAOS
·Evaluator, OSATS Project, Committee for Medical Education, Orthopaedic
LearningCenter, AmericanAcademy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS), January
1999
*Assisted in pilot project to test surgical skills evaluation mechanism
·American Medical Association-Medical Student Section UMAB, 1990-1993 –
Founder, President, and National Student Representative
*Founded chapter of AMA-MSS at UMAB which had not been an active
chapter
*Recruited over 200 members
*Attended national and regional meetings of the AMA
*Organized community blood pressure screening and organ donation drives
·State of Maryland Medical and Chiurgical Faculty, 1990-1993 Councilor and Voting
delegate
*Initiated student participation in the state branch of AMA by organizing
students at all medical schools in the state
*Formed student representative body at state level and attained student
delegate positions to Maryland's main House of Delegates; served as student representative to Med Chi's council
LOCAL ORGANIZED MEDICINE:
FauquierCounty Medical Society:
·Secretary-Treasurer and immediate past president, Fauquier CountyMedical
Society, 2005 and 2006
·President, FauquierCounty Medical Society, 2004
∙President-elect, FauquierCounty Medical Society, 2003
·Delegate, District 7 to Medical Society of Virginia, 2004-2005
FauquierHospital:
∙Member, Credentials Committee, Fauquier Hospital, September 2008-present
∙Chairman, Department of Surgery, FauquierHospital, September 2006-August
2008
∙Member, Medical Staff Executive Committee, Fauquier Hospital, September 2002
-August 2008
∙Secretary/Treasurer, Medical Staff Executive Committee, FauquierHospital
September 2002-September 2006
∙Strategic Planning Committee, Fauquier Hospital, 2003-present
∙Member, Ethics Committee, Fauquier Hospital, 2001-2002
AUTHORED PEER-REVIEWED JOURNAL ARTICLES:
∙Singh K, Samartzis D, Pennington WT, Wise JJ, and An HS, Unusual Presentation of a
Paraspinal Mass With Involvement of a Lumbar Facet Joint and the Epidural
Space. Orthopaedics29(3):265-267, 2006.
∙An HS, Wise JJ, and Xu R. Anatomy of the Cervicothoracic Junction: A Study of
Cadaveric Dissection, Cryomicrotomy, and MRI. J Spinal Disord 12(6):519-525,
1999.
∙Wise JJ, Fischgrund JS, Herkowitz HN, Montgomery DM, and Kurz LT. Complication
and Survival Rates and Risk Factors for Metastatic Disease of the Spine. Spine 24(18):1943-1951, 1999.
∙Hartrick CT, Wise JJ, and Patterson JS. Preemptive Intrathecal Ketamine Mechanical
Hyperalgesia in the Neuropathic Rat. Anesthesia and Analgesia; 86(3):557-560,
1998.
∙Wise JJ, Cheney RC, and Fischgrund J. Traumatic Bilateral Rotatory Facet Dislocation
at the Atlanto-axial Complex: A Case Report and Review of the Literature. J Spinal Disord;10(5):451-453, 1997.
·Wise JJ and Fortin PT. Bilateral, Exercise Induced Thigh Compartment Syndrome
Diagnosed as Exertional Rhabdomyolysis: A Case Report and Review of the
Literature.American Journal of Sports Medicine;25(1):126-129, 1997.
∙Hartrick CT, Wise JJ, and Patterson JS. Preemptive Intrathecal Ketamine Delays
Mechanical Hyperalgesia in the Neuropathic Rat. Regional Anesthesia; 22
(2S):26,1997.
AUTHORED PUBLISHED BOOK CHAPTERS:
∙Wise JJ and An HS. Posterior Cervical Plating Techniques, Chapter 12 in Surgical
Techniques for the Spine, Haher TR and Merola A eds. Thieme Publishers, New
York, NY, pps. 62-65, 2003.
∙Wise JJ and Andersson GBJ. Role of Surgery in the Treatment of Low Back
Pain and Sciatica, Chapter 76B in Bonica’s Management of Pain, 3rd Edition, ed.
Loeser J, Lippincott, Williams, and Wilkins, Philadelphia, PA, pps. 1528-1539,
2001.
∙Andersson GBJ and Wise JJ.Chapter 10 Spine: Basic Concepts in Osteoarthritis:
Diagnosis andMedical/Surgical Management, 3rd ed. Moskowitz, Howell,
Altman,Buckwalter, and Goldberg, W.B. Saunders Company, Philadelphia, PA,
pps. 217-227, 2001.
∙An HS and Wise JJ. Spinal Stenosis in Surgery of the Musculoskeletal
System, 3rd Edition, ed. Evarts CE, Churchill Livingstone, Philadelphia, PA,
expected 2008.
∙Wise JJ, Reviewer, Practice Management for the Young Orthopaedic Surgeon,
1st ed.Rosemont, IL, AmericanAcademy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, 1998.
AUTHORED ARTICLES/COLUMNS:
∙Wise Jeffrey J. and Schilligo N. Breaking Down the Medicare Fix. SpineLine, September/October 2008, pages 46-47.
∙Wise Jeffrey J. and Schilligo N. Comparing the Presumptive Presidential Nominees Health Plans SpineLine, July/August 2008, pages 38-39.
∙Wise Jeffrey J. and Schilligo N. State Health Care Reform: What Can We Learn from Massachusetts. SpineLine, May/June 2008, pages 40-42.
∙Wise Jeffrey J. One NASS Member’s Experience with Adoption of EMR. SpineLine, March/April 2008, pages 33-35.
∙Wise Jeffrey J. HIT: A Look at State and Federal Attempts to Promote EMRs. SpineLine, March/April 2008, pages 29-32.
∙Wise Jeffrey J. Health Care in the 2008 Elections, Part II: Exploring Republican Proposals. SpineLine, January/February 2008, pages 34-36.
∙Wise Jeffrey J. Health Care in the 2008 Elections, Part I: Examining the Democratic Proposals. SpineLine, November/December 2007, pages 39-41.
∙Wise Jeffrey J. Preserving Office-Based Imaging and Physical Therapy. SpineLine, September/October 2007, pages 41-43.
∙Wise Jeffrey J. Health Care the focus of Domestic Agenda, Medicare Cuts Loom. SpineLine, July/August 2007, pages 35-36.
∙Wise Jeffrey J. MedPAC Split in Recommendation for Medicare Physician Reimbursement. SpineLine, March/April 2007, pages 30-31.
∙Wise Jeffrey J. State Governments Address Managed Care Payment Practices. SpineLine, January/February 2007, pages 30-31.
∙Wise Jeffrey J. Medicare Cuts Averted: Health-focused Agenda Set for 110th Congress. SpineLine, November/December 2006, page 34.
∙Wise Jeffrey J. Health Policy Issues Increasingly Decided at the State Level. SpineLine, September/October 2006, pps. 42-44.
∙Wise Jeffrey J. Medical Liability Reform: Alternatives to Caps. SpineLine, July/August
2006, pps. 31-33.
∙Wise Jeffrey J.Access at Risk? Maybe Not. Flawed Formula? Definitely! SpineLine,
January/February 2006, pps. 45-47.
∙Wise Jeffrey J. Resolved: Stop the Medicare Cuts. SpineLine, November/December
2005, pps. 44-45.
PRESENTATIONS:
·Wise JJ. The Effect of Locking Screw Torque on Segmental Motion in an Anterior
Cervical Corpectomy and Plating Model. Poster presented at the Cervical Spine
Research Society 27th Annual Meeting, December 16-18, 1999, Seattle, WA.
·Wise JJ. The Effect of Locking Screw Torque on Segmental Motion in an Anterior
Cervical Corpectomy and Plating Model. Presented at the Resident Thesis Day
1999, Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke’s MedicalCenter, May 21, 1999, Chicago, IL.
·Wise JJ. Complication and Survival Rates and Risk Factors of Surgery for Metastatic
Disease of the Spine. Presented at the North American Spine Society 1998
Annual Meeting, October 28-31, 1998, San Francisco, CA.
·Wise JJ. Complication and Survival Rates of Surgery for Metastatic Disease of the
Spine. Presented at the Michigan Orthopaedic Society 1998 Annual Meeting, June
12-14, 1998, Mackinac Island, MI.
·Wise JJ. Complication and Survival Rates of Surgery for Metastatic Disease of the
Spine. Presented at theWilliam BeaumontHospital 14th Annual Research Day,
June 10, 1998, Royal Oak, MI.
·Wise JJ. Complication and Survival Rates of Surgery for Metastatic Disease of the
Spine. Presented at the DetroitAcademy of Orthopaedic Surgeons 1998 Annual
Research Day, May 10, 1998, Detroit, MI.
·Wise JJ, Hartrick CT, and Patterson JS. Preemptive Intrathecal Ketamine Delays
Mechanical Hyperalgesia in the Neuropathic Rat. Presented at the Orthopaedic
Research Society's 43rd Annual Meeting, February 9-13, 1997, San Francisco,
CA.
AWARDS:
·Third Place, Detroit Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons 1998 Annual Research Day,
May10, 1998, Detroit, MI. Complication and Survival Rates of Surgery for
Metastatic Disease of the Spine.
·1993 Award for Excellence in Organized Medicine: The Medical and Chiurgical
Faculty of the State of Maryland Award presented to medical student in State of
Maryland contributing most to the efforts of organized medicine.
PROFESSIONAL SOCIETY MEMBERSHIPS:
American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, Fellow: 2003-present
AmericanAcademy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, candidate member: 1996-2002
North American Spine Society, member: 2001-present
North American Spine Society, associate member: 1999-2001
American Medical Association, member: 1990-present
Medical Society of Virginia, member: 1999-present
Virginia Orthopaedic Society 2006-present
Fauquier County Medical Society, member: 1999-present
State of Maryland Medical and Chiurgical Faculty: 1989-1993
State of Massachusetts Medical Society: 1993
PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES:
·Furnished upon request
EXTRACURRICULAR INTERESTS AND ACTIVITIES:
·Medical Director, Spring 2000 Virginia Gold Cup, The Plains, VA
·Course Physician, Spring and Fall Virginia Gold Cups 1999-present, The Plains, VA
·football / basketball / baseball
·photography
·mountain biking
·golf / tennis / skiing