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Gee, Rebekah
Date:April 23, 2007
Name:Rebekah E. Gee, M.D., M.P.H.
Office:13th Floor Blockley Hall
423 Guardian Drive
Philadelphia, PA
(617) 504-2991
Email:
Education:
2002M.D.Cornell University Medical College
1998M.P.H.Columbia School of Public Health
Major: Health Policy and Management
1997B.A.Columbia College/Columbia University
Major: American History
Postdoctoral Training:
2006-FellowUniversity of Pennsylvania
Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholar
2002-06ResidentObstetrics and Gynecology
Harvard University,
Brigham and Women’s Hospital/Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston/MA
Clinical Appointment:
2006-Attending physician, VA hospital, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania with teaching responsibilities to the residents at the University of Pennsylvania
Academic Appointments:
2006-Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholar, University of Pennsylvania
2006-Senior Fellow, Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics
University of Pennsylvania
2002-06 Clinical Fellow in Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Biology,
Harvard Medical School.
Healthcare Organization Responsibilities:
American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG)
2005-Clinical Practice Guidelines—Gynecology
Committee Member
2003-06State Chair and Vice Chair, ACOG Junior Fellows, Massachusetts
American Medical Association (AMA)
2001-02AMA- Representative to the Council on Scientific Affairs
2001AMA-MSS Reference Committee
Policy Work:
2007Physician advisor to Governor Rendell’s (PA) office of health care reform
2003-07Health policy advisor to Massachusetts Public Health CommitteeChair, Representative Peter Koutoujian
2005Co-Author of Massachusetts Legislation passed 2005 “An Act to Provide Timely Access to Emergency Contraception.”
Licensure:
Pennsylvania
Awards:
2006Courting Justice Award, Choice USA
2005Expanding the boundaries award. Harvard Medical School
2002Poucher Prize for Proficiency in Obstetrics and Gynecology-Cornell University
2002Roberts Prize for best original research -Cornell University
2001-2002David P. Barr Fellow, Cornell University
Lectures by Invitation:
- September 12, 2007: Annual meeting nurse practitioners in women’s health: “Healthcare reform: past history and future challenges.”
- May 17, 2007: Charlestown citizens forum: “Health care reform, pipedream or possibility”
- May 7, 2007: ACOG annual meeting press briefing: “Unintended pregnancy and America.”
- March 17, 2007: Pennsylvania Senate Democrats: “Healthcare reform, Massachusetts and beyond”
- February 2, 2007: Grand rounds University of Pennsylvania: “Contraception from Arsenic to Plan B”
- January 22, 2006: Dean’s lecture at the Vanderbilt University School of Medicine entitled “Physician Advocacy, contraception, plan B and abortion”
- November 15,2006: University of Pennsylvania Law School, “Roe v. Wade, Wal-Mart and Beyond”
- November 8, 2006: Temple Law School, “Carhart and Casey, Supreme Court Law and Women’s Health.”
- October 2,2006: The ABCs of Contraception: ACOG media event
- February 5, 2003: Keynote speaker at NARAL Pro-Choice Massachusetts annual meeting “30 years after Roe V. Wade”
Bibliography:
- Emergency contraception knowledge after a community education campaign. Gee RE, Delli Bovi L, Chuang C. In submission: Obstetrics and Gynecology.
- Shacter, H, Gee, RE and Long J. Variation of Availability of Emergency Contraception in Pharmacies. Contraception. 2007; 75 (3):214-7.
- Gee, RE Plan B, Reproductive Rights and Physician Activism. New England Journal of Medicine. July 6, 2006; 4-5.
- Identifying the relative risk of factors associated with monochorionic pregnancies. SkiadasC, Missmer SA, Gee RE and Racowsky C. Abstract presented at ASRMannual meeting 2006.
- Ledger WJ, Gee R, Genc M, et al. Human papillomavirus testing in women with an abnormal Pap smear. It J Gynecol Obstet. 2004;16:51-57.
- Gee RE. Fins JJ. Barriers to pain and symptom management, opioids, health policy, and drug benefits. Journal of Pain & Symptom Management. 25(2):101-3, 2003 Feb.
- Gee,RE. Ovarian function and ovulation induction. Challenger Corporation. OB/GYN CD ROM review course, 2003.