Present Position: Child/Adolescent Psychiatry Fellow Chief Resident

CURRICULUM VITAE

Scot McKay, MD

I: PERSONAL INFORMATION

Present position: Child/Adolescent Psychiatry Fellow – Chief Resident

Business Address: 13001 E. 17th St.

Mail Stop F546, Bldg 500

Aurora, CO 80045

Telephone: (720) 777-4928

Fax: (720) 777-7311

Email:

Home Address: 1254 Krameria St., Denver, CO 80220

Telephone: (720) 468-3555

II: EDUCATION

Wofford College, Spartanburg, South Carolina

·  Bachelor of Science: Biology, May 2002

·  Summa Cum Laude graduate

Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC), Charleston, South Carolina

·  Doctor of Medicine, May 2006

University of Colorado – Denver, Denver, Colorado

·  Resident Physician in General Psychiatry, 2006-2009

·  Child/Adolescent Psychiatry Resident, 2009-present

o  Chief Resident in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, present

III: PROFESIONAL EXPERIENCE

Supplemental Instructor/Tutor, Medical University of South Carolina Center for Academic Excellence: 2003 – 2005

·  Facilitated small groups and worked one-on-one

·  Histology/Embryology, Microbiology, Pathology, Pharmacology

South Carolina Rural Interdisciplinary Program of Training (SCRIPT), Medical University of South Carolina: Summer 2003

·  Family practice office in rural South Carolina

·  Revised curriculum for a pediatric obesity program alongside nursing, physician assistant, and pharmacy students

·  “Order of the Pinecone” award

IV: HONORS AND AWARDS

University of Colorado Health Sciences Center

·  Department of Psychiatry Poster Session Best Poster, March 2009

·  Outstanding Resident Performance Award in Systems Based Competency, June 2010

·  Department of Pediatrics Resident Professionalism Award, August 2010

Medical University of South Carolina

·  Honors in Psychiatry Subinternship, 2005

·  Honors in Senior Psychiatry Core, 2005

·  Honors in Adolescent Medicine elective, 2005

·  Gold Humanism Award nominee, 2005

·  Immunology Research paper award, 2003

Wofford College

·  Phi Beta Kappa, 2001

·  Dean’s list, 1998 – 2002

·  W. Hastings McAlister Memorial Endowed Scholarship, 1998 – 2002

·  DeWitt L. Harper Endowed Scholarship, 2000 – 2002

·  W. Raymond Leonard Endowed Scholarship, 2001 – 2002

V: LICENSURE AND BOARD CERTIFCATION

Licenses:

State of Colorado, License to Practice Medicine, 2008 to present

Board Certification:

American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology

Psychiatry: Part I passed May 2010, Part II eligible June 2011

Child and Adolescent Psychiatry: eligible

VI: LEADERSHIP AND VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE

University of Colorado Health Sciences Center

·  General Psychiatry Residency Recruitment/Selection Committee, 2006-2009

·  Development of Psychiatry Consult/Liaison Database at Denver Health Hospital, 2007

·  Suicide Response Committee for Psychiatry Residency, July 2009 to present

·  Education Policy Committee for Child/Adolescent Psychiatry Residency, July 2010 to present

·  Colorado Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Society Executive Board member, July 2010 to present

Medical University of South Carolina

·  Treasurer, Student Psychiatry Interest Group – 2005-2006

·  President, MUSC Chapter of American Medical Student Association (AMSA) – 2004-2005

·  Coordination Team, AMSA Region 5 Circle of Healers Retreat – 2004

·  Secretary, MUSC Chapter of AMSA – 2003-2004

·  AMSA Southeastern Regional Fall Conference Coordinator – 2003

·  Coordinator College of Medicine Class of 2006 ESL program, Our Lady of Mercy Outreach Johns Island, SC – Spring 2003

Wofford College

·  President, Wofford College chapter of Alpha Phi Omega – National Service Fraternity – 2001

VII: PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS

American Psychiatric Association

American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry

Colorado Psychiatric Society

Colorado Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Society

American Medical Student Association: Resident Member

VIII: PUBLICATIONS

“Gabapentin in Comorbid Anxiety and Substance Use.” The American Journal on Addictions. 2007; 16:142-143.

IX: RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

Exploration of cognitive impairment in a public hospital population with homelessness and substance use disorders. University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, July 2008 – June 2009

Research Elective in Psychiatry. Medical University of South Carolina – Dual diagnosis research, January 2006

Pathology Research Experience Program (PREP), University of Alabama, Birmingham – Identifying proteins in insulin receptor pathway of adipocytes that are potentially altered in type 2 diabetes mellitus, Summer 2001