CURRICULUM VITAE

(July 2005)

RICHARD N. BRADLEY, M.D.

PRESENT

TITLE: Clinical Associate Professor (Part-Time), Department of Emergency Medicine

Medical Director, Lyndon B. Johnson General Hospital

ADDRESS: 5656 Kelley St., Ste. 1EC93006

Houston, Texas 77024-1967

Tel: (713) 566-5397

Fax: (713) 566-5024

E-mail: Richard.N.Bradley@uth.tmc.edu

richard.bradley@txelli.ang.af.smil.mil

BIRTHDATE: December 14, 1961

CITZENSHIP: United States of America

UNDERGRADUATE

EDUCATION:

1985 Associate of Science Degree in Biological Sciences,

West Valley College, Saratoga, California

1986 - 1990 Bachelor of Science Degree in Combined Sciences with a Natural Science Emphasis

Santa Clara University, Santa Clara, California

GRADUATE

EDUCATION:

1990 - 1994 Doctor of Medicine

Georgetown University School of Medicine, Washington, D.C.

1998 - 2002 Course work for Master of Public Health with concentration in Community Health Practice

The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston

POSTGRADUATE

TRAINING:

1994 - 1997 Emergency Medicine Residency

Stanford - Kaiser Emergency Medicine Residency Program, Stanford, CA

1997 - 1998 Fellowship in Emergency Medical Services, Houston Fire Department

Houston, Texas

MILITARY SERVICE:

1996 - 1997 Captain, Medical Corps, California Air National Guard - Administrative

Military Medical Assistance Team Project Officer: responsible for creating military version of DMAT team in the 129th Medical Squadron, CA ANG.

1997 - Present Major, Medical Corps, Texas Air National Guard. Chief, Clinical Services, 147^th Fighter Wing.

SECURITY CLEARANCE: Secret

ACADEMIC

APPOINTMENTS:

1997 – Present Assistant EMS Medical Director

Houston Fire Department

1997 – 1998 Clinical Instructor – Department of Emergency Medicine

The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston

1997 - Present Assistant Professor – Department of Surgery

Baylor College of Medicine

1998 - 2003 Clinical Assistant Professor – Department of Emergency Medicine (Part-Time)

The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston

2001 – 2005 Medical Director of Emergency Center

Memorial Hermann Hospital

Houston, Texas

2003 – Present Clinical Associate Professor – Department of Emergency Medicine (Part-Time)

The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston

2003 – Present Associate Director, EMS Preparedness

Center for Biosecurity and Public Health Preparedness

The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston

2005 – Present Medical Director – Department of Emergency Medicine

Lyndon Baines Johnson General Hospital

Houston, Texas

HOSPITAL

APPOINTMENTS: Active Attending, Memorial Hermann Hospital

Houston, Texas

Active Attending, Lyndon B. Johnson Hospital

Houston, Texas

LICENSURE:

Sep., 1998 - Present Physician and Surgeon, State of Texas.

CERTIFICATION:

Expiration 2/2003 Certified as a Pediatric Advanced Life Support Provider

Expiration 1/2007 Certified as an Advanced Cardiac Life Support Instructor

Expiration 1/2007 Certified as Basic Cardiac Life Support Provider

Expiration 2/2007 Certified as an Advanced Trauma Life Support Provider

Expiration 12/2008 Diplomate of the American Board of Emergency Medicine

Expiration 12/2008 Certified in Core Disaster Life Support

Expiration 12/2008 Certified in Basic Disaster Life Support

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS (AND COMMITTEES OF THESE):

LOCAL:

1997 - Present Harris County Medical Society.

Emergency Medical Services Committee

Mini Internship Committee

1997 - Present Southeast Texas Trauma Regional Advisory Committee

Disaster Committee Chairman (1999 - Present)

REGIONAL:

1987 - 2000 Civil Air Patrol, Lieutenant Colonel;

Search and Rescue Pilot and Mission Coordinator

2002 – Present Texas Gulf Coast Emergency Management Association

1997 - 2004 Texas Medical Association - Young Physician’s Section Alternate Delegate to the AMA

1997 – Present Texas College of Emergency Physicians EMS Committee - Member

1999 - Present Texas College of Emergency Physicians Annual Meeting Committee - Member

2000 – Present Texas College of Emergency Physicians Legislative Committee – Member

2003 – Present Hospital Preparedness Planning Committee, Texas Department of Health and Human Services – Member

NATIONAL:

1995 - 1997 Emergency Medicine Residents' Association Governmental Affairs Committee -

Member

1998 - 1999 American College of Emergency Physicians - EMS Committee

1999 - 2000 National Association of Emergency Medical Technician’s Paramedic Oral Examination Station Development Committee - Member

1992 - Present American College of Emergency Physicians - Member

1994 - Present Society for Academic Emergency Medicine

Past Service: EMS Task Force, Ethics Committee

Current Service: Research Committee

1996 - Present Association of Military Surgeons of the United States

1997 - Present American Medical Association

1998 - Present National Association of EMS Physicians - Member

Standards and Practice Committee - Member, Research Committee.

2001 - Present American College of Emergency Physicians - Fellow

Clinical Directors and Disaster Interest Groups

2005 – Present American Red Cross Advisory Council on First Aid and Safety

HONORS AND AWARDS:

1986 Received the Meritorious Service Award for sustained superior performance by a field paramedic.

1987 CAP Membership Award

1988 San Francisco Bay Group Two Ground Team Member of the Year

1989 CAP Search "Find" Ribbon with Two Bronze Clasps and Bronze Propeller

1989 Recipient of a Superior Service Commendation, City of Santa Clara, for outstanding volunteer service by a city employee.

1990 Air Search and Rescue Ribbon with Silver Clasp

1990 Selected to represent Santa Clara University in Soviet Exchange Program.

1990 CAP San Jose Senior Squadron 80 Pilot of the Year

1990 Lifesaving Award with Silver Star

1990 Grover Loening Aerospace Award

1993 CAP Red Service Ribbon with Bronze Clasp

1994 Paul E. Garber Award

1994 Leadership Award with Three Silver Stars

1994 Brigadier General Charles E. "Chuck" Yeager Aerospace Achievement Award

1994 Received the SAEM Excellence in Emergency Medicine Award, Georgetown University.

1990 - 1994 Commander's Commendation Award with Three Bronze Clasps

1991 - 1994 Civil Air Patrol: Graduate Scholarship (3 years)

1995 - 1997 Elected as Stanford - Kaiser Emergency Medicine Residency Program representative to the Emergency Medicine Residents' Association, (for 2 terms)

1996 Selected as the National Resident Representative to the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine EMS Task Force.

1997 United States Air Force: Distinguished Graduate and Senior Ranking Officer of the Honor Flight at Officer Training School; Expert Marksmanship Ribbon; Air Force Training Ribbon.

June 5-9, 2001 United States Air Force: The Air Force Commendation Medal for Outstanding Achievement as Physician and Director of Medical Readiness during Tropical Storm Allison.

EDITORIAL

POSITIONS:

1997 - Present Emergency Medicine Review Group Chairman, Doody's Health Science Book Review Journal.

11/2001 - Present Editorial Advisory Panel on Biological and Chemical Terrorism and Disaster Preparedness, Doody Publishing's ERG Chairs.

SERVICE ON NATIONAL GRANT REVIEW PANELS, STUDY SECTIONS, COMMITTEES:

2002 U.S. Civilian Research and Development Foundation, Reviewer for Special Competition "Minimizing the Effects of Terrorist Acts on Civilian Populations"

2002 National Guard Bureau Automated Exercise and Evaluation System Stakeholder

2002 National Institutes of Health, Center for Scientific Review, Special Review

Panel K.

2003 Biosensor Consensus Conference Participant, United States Army Medical Research & Material Command’s Telemedicine & Advanced Technology Research Center.

SERVICE ON THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS-HOUSTON HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER - MEDICAL SCHOOL COMMITTEES:

3/2002 Humanism in Medicine Award Selection Committee

3/2002 Student Pre-Entry Training Committee

1999 - 2002 Faculty Senate

9/2001 - Present Admissions Committee

9/2002 – Present Physical Safety Committee

9/2003 – Present Curriculum Committee

SERVICE ON UT-HMS AFFILIATED HOSPITAL COMMITTEES:

2001 - 2004 Medical Informatics Committee

1998 – 2004 Memorial Hermann Hospital, Disaster Committee

2002 – 2003 Memorial Hermann Hospital, Emergency Medicine Service Line, Chairman

2002 – 2005 Memorial Hermann Hospital, Emergency Medicine Quality Review Committee, Chairman

2003 – Present Memorial Hermann Hospital, Medical Staff Quality Review Committee

2005 – Present Lyndon B. Johnson General Hospital, Executive Committee

2005 – Present Lyndon B. Johnson General Hospital, Trauma Performance Improvement Committee

2005 – Present Harris County Hospital District Emergency Services Committee

2005 – Present Harris County Hospital District Access to Care Task Force

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY:

1987 - 1990 Santa Clara County Emergency Medical Care Committee - Member

1987 - 2000 Lieutenant Colonel, Civil Air Patrol.

1995 - 1997 Medical Team Manager, Menlo Park - FEMA Urban Search and Rescue Team

CA TF-3, Physician, Santa Clara County Disaster Medical Assistance Team CA-6.

1996 - 1997 Santa Clara County EMSA Quality Improvement Committee

1996 - 1997 Santa Clara County EMSA Medical Control Advisory Committee - Chairman

1997 - 1998 Save A Life - Prevent a Drowning Coalition

1997 - 1998 Houston Driving While Intoxicated Task Force

1998 - 1999 Medical Correspondent, KSBJ Radio, Houston, Texas.

1997 - 2000 Senior Medical Officer, Coastal Division, Texas Disaster Medical Assistance

Team TX-1, Deployed for Hurricane Georges, September 1998.

Summer 2001 Served as Operations Section Chief & Planning Section Chief for the Greater Houston Medical Recovery Command during and after Tropical Storm Allison.

February 2002 KPRC television interview regarding health effects of Magnesium Oxide smoke.

March 2, 2002 Lead medical planner for triennial full scale evaluated airport disaster exercise -

George Bush Intercontinental Airport. (Including television interviews describing the event on KHWB and KRIV, and quotations in the Houston Chronicle and Kingwood Observer).

March 25, 2002 KTRH Radio interview regarding drug use in middle school children.

April 29, 2002 KPRC television interview regarding medical impact of high environmental temperatures.

May 1, 2002 KPRC, KHOU, and KRIV television interviews regarding health effects of chemical warehouse fire.

May 14, 2002 KPRC, KHOU, and KRIV television interviews regarding condition of Sheriff’s Deputy and perpetrator involved in shoot-out

May - July 2002 Primary medical planner for Ellington Airport Disaster Drill

May - August 2002 Primary medical planner for Hobby Airport Disaster Drill

September 4, 2002 KTRK television interview regarding hospital preparedness for terrorism.

October 9, 2002 KTRH radio interview regarding multiple casualty incident at Texas Cooperative Laundry.

November 13, 2002 KHOU television interview regarding adolescent injury prevention

November 14, 2002 KTRK television interview regarding Houston Area hospital preparedness for bioterrorism.

November 14, 2002 KPRC, KHOU, and KRIV television interviews regarding emergency department crowding

January 3, 2003 KPRC television interview regarding multiple casualties from bus crash.

January 10, 2003 Voice of America radio interview regarding the use of ricin as a biological weapon.

2003 – 2004 Lead City of Houston EMS Planner for Super Bowl XXXVIII

February 21, 2004 Keynote speaker for Greater Houston Chapter of the American Red Cross’s Annual Volunteer Recognition ceremony.

February 25, 2004 KTRK television interview regarding compression-only CPR.

2004 Lead City of Houston EMS Planner for Major League Baseball 2004 All-Star Game

1997 - Present Medical Team Manager, Urban Search and Rescue Team TX TF-1, Texas Task Force One. Deployed for Hurricane Bret, September 1999; Winter Olympics, February, 2002; Space Shuttle Columbia Recovery, February 2003.

1998 - Present Medical Operations Physician and member of Program Management Team Houston Metropolitan Medical Strike Team – Chairman

2001 - Present Operation Heartbeat Committee.

June 01, 2001 - Present Houston Trauma LINK Steering Committee

May 20, 2002 – Present Board of Directors, American Red Cross, Greater Houston Area Chapter

May 2002 – June 2004 Member of Texas Department of Health Hospital Preparedness Planning Committee

August 8, 2002 – Present Mass Care Subcommittee Chairman, American Red Cross, Greater Houston Area Chapter

October 2002 – Present Policy Advisory Committee Member, Disaster Response Project, Texas Institute for Health Policy Research

March 2004 – Present Advisory Committee – Harris County Medical Reserve Corps

July 12, 2005 KTRH radio interview regarding National Weather Service’s Heat Advisory.

CURRENT TEACHING RESPONSIBILITIES:

· WMD Emergency Response – invited lecture at UT GSBS course, Bioterrorism and Emergency Response.

· Regular clinical and didactic teaching of medical students and residents in the Emergency Center of Memorial Hermann Hospital.

· Guest lecturer to Student Society for Emergency Medicine on Bio-terrorism.

· Preceptorship of two undergraduate medical students.

· Regular evaluation of clinical skills for Houston Fire Department paramedics.

· Preceptor for two medical students and one undergraduate student for summer research program, 2002.

PUBLICATIONS:

A. Abstracts:

2000 Persse DP, Baldwin B, Bradley RN, Rodriguez D, Key C, Dhingra A. Cardiac arrest survival as a function of ambulance deployment in a large urban emergency medical services system. Prehospital Emergency Care. 4(1):97.

2000 Bradley RN, Schoenstein LJ, Alshanti M. Untrained volunteers are marginally effective in delivering public access defibrillation. Annals of Emergency Medicine. 36(4 Suppl):S6.

2000 Persse DE, Key CB, Bradley RN, Rodriguez DJ, Dhingra A, Baldwin JB. Impact of paramedic deployment strategy on cardiac arrest survival in a large urban EMS system. Academic Emergency Medicine. 7(5):476.

2002 Boyle MR, Bradley RN, Dryden AK, Hamilton WH, Persse DE. Survival from out-of-hospital cardiac arrest in an urban emergency medical services system. In: Proceedings of the 12th Annual SAEM Midwest Regional SAEM Meeting; 2002 Sep 13; Toledo, Ohio.

2003 Bradley RN, Hamilton WH, Boyle MR, Schoenstein LM. Public access defibrillation programs without training are ineffective. Academic Emergency Medicine. 10(5):502-3.

B. Refereed Original Articles in Journals:

1995 Howell JM, Newsome JT, Stair TO, Wolfson AR, Bradley RN. "Host Response to Multiple Skin Lacerations on the Albino Guinea Pig." Laboratory Animal Science. 45(2).

2000 Bradley, RN. Healthcare facility preparation for weapons of mass destruction. Prehospital Emergency Care;4 (3):261-9.

2003 Bradley, RN. Educating the Public About Stroke: Role in Improving Outcomes. Disease Management and Healthcare Outcomes. 11(5):321-5.

2003 Macias C, Bradley RN, Endom E. Recovery from Tropical Storm Allison. Pediatr Emerg Care (in press).

2003 Persse DE, Key CB, Bradley RN, Miller CC, Dhingra A. Cardiac arrest survival as a function of ambulance deployment strategy in a large urban emergency medical services system. Resuscitation. (in press)

C. Invited Articles (Reviews, Editorial, etc.) in Journals:

1995 Bradley, R.N. "Review of Traynor, O.T., The Streetmedic's Handbook." Doody's Health Sciences Book Review Journal; 3 (5).

1996 Bradley, R.N. "Review of Smith, Rescuers in Action.” Doody's Health Sciences Book Review Journal; 4 (2).

2000 Bradley, R.N., Sahni, R.S. Early defibrillation. Prehospital Emergency Care; 4(4):358.

2001 Bradley, R.N. Preparation for Biological Terrorism. 18 &19 Texas Pharmacy / Summer 2001.

D. Chapters:

1997 Bradley RN, Smith-Coggins R.: Oncologic emergencies, in Honigman B, Rumack BH, Klasco R (eds): EMERGINDEX®. Englewood, C.O.: Micromedex.

2002 Bradley RN. Treatment Protocols for Chemical and Biological Agents. In: Guide to Emergency Management Planning in Health Care. Chicago: Joint Commission Resources; 2002:81.

2002 Bradley RN. Real-time emergency department-based, passive surveillance for bioterrorism. In: Duncan RV, Sobel AL, editors. Proceedings of the 2^nd Annual Conference on Unified Science & Technology for Reducing Biological Threats & Countering Terrorism; 2002 Mar 14-15; Albuquerque, New Mexico. Albuquerque: University of New Mexico; 2002. p. 224-5.

2003 Bradley RN. Toxic chemical agents reference chart—Symptoms and treatment. In: Rakel RE, Bope ET, editors. Conn’s current therapy 2003. Philadelphia: Saunders; 2003. p. 1320-1.

2003 Bradley RN. Biological agents reference chart—Symptoms, tests, and treatment. In: Rakel RE, Bope ET, editors. Conn’s current therapy 2003. Philadelphia: Saunders; 2003. p. 1321-2.

2004 Bradley RN. All-hazards approach to decontamination. In: Keyes DC, Swienton R, Burstein JL, Schwartz R, Pepe PE, editors. Medical response to terrorism. Philadelphia: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins; In press 2004.

E. Other Professional Communications:

1. Presentations:

1995 - 1996 Santa Clara County Emergency Medical Services Administration, two paramedic field care audits.

1995 - 1997 Stanford-Kaiser Emergency Medicine Residency Program Core Curriculum (three lectures).

1997 University of Texas Emergency Medicine Residency Program Lecture Series.

05/98 National Highway Traffic Safety Administration – luncheon address at Operation Blue Talon Law Enforcement Summit, Houston, Texas.

07/09/98 Public Access Defibrillation Position Development Forum – NAEMSP Mid-Year Meeting - Invited speaker. Incline Village, Nevada.

08/06/98 Preparing for NBC Weapons: Impact on Hospital Disaster Planning – Harris County Hospital District Staff - Invited speaker.

08/20/98 Preparing for NBC Weapons: Impact on Hospital Disaster Planning – Texas Medical Center CEO’s Meeting - Invited speaker.

09/30/98 Preparing for NBC Weapons: Impact on Hospital Disaster Planning – Harris

10/20/98 Mass Casualties – Texas Gulf Coast Emergency Management Association’s Annual Conference - Invited speaker.

02/03/99 Cardiovascular Emergencies, University of Texas Emergency Medicine Residency, Houston, Texas - Invited speaker.

02/04/99 Preparing for Weapons of Mass Destruction – Houston Chapter of the American Society of Safety Engineers - Invited speaker.

02/18//99 Weapons of Mass Destruction: How Prepared Are You? - Houston Chapter of the Emergency Nurses Association - Invited speaker.

02/19/99 The Role of the Emergency Physician in Emergency Medical Services – University of Texas – Houston Health Science Center Student Society for Emergency Medicine - Invited speaker.

03/09/99 Mass Casualty Response: Crisis or Solution – 38^th Annual Emergency Management Conference for State and Local Officials, Texas Department of Public Safety - Invited speaker.

09/30/99 Weapons of Mass Destruction – Harris County Hospital District Trauma Workshop - Invited speaker.

12/03/99 Medical Care in Search and Rescue – Greater Houston Search Dog Seminar - Invited speaker.

12/06/99 Chemical and Biological Emergency Incident Response – University of Texas Houston School of Public Health, Seminar on Workplace Safety: Extreme Environments - Guest lecturer.

02/17/00 Disaster Medicine –Baylor College of Medicine/Texas Children’s Hospital Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship Training Program - Invited Speaker.

02/18/00 Disaster Planning – 2^nd Annual Trauma System Development Day, Southeast Texas Trauma Regional Advisory Committee - Invited Speaker.

02/19/00 The EMS Medical Director’s Role in Preparing Your Community for WMD – Texas College of Emergency Physician’s EMS Medical Director’s Seminar - Invited Speaker.

5/12 - 13/00 What Should be Arranged with EMS Personnel and How, at “Treatment of Strokes and Other Neurological Disorders,” University of Texas Houston Medical School - Invited Speaker.

10/05/00 Disaster Planning Workshop – To the Baylor College of Medicine 3^rd year Students - Invited Speaker.

10/18/00 Local Emergency Medical Threats – Risk Management Subcommittee of the Houston Local Emergency Planning Committee - Invited Panel Speaker