James L Rothschiller MD PA

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James L. Rothschiller, MD

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James L. Rothschiller, MD has been practicing pediatric and adult anesthesia since 1996. Dr. Rothschiller is board certified in both general anesthesiology and pediatric anesthesiology. 

  • The American Board of Anesthesiology Subspecialty Certification in Pediatric Anesthesiology
  • Diplomate of the American Board of Anesthesiology
  • The American Board of Anesthesiology Recertification

James L. Rothschiller, MD – Biography 

James L. Rothschiller, MD, is board certified in both general anesthesiology and pediatric anesthesiology. Dr. Rothschiller practices throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) metropolitan area.

Dr. Rothschiller earned his Doctor of Medicine degree from UCLA – University of California, Los Angeles. He completed his anesthesiology residency at the University of South Florida and his pediatric anesthesiology fellowship at Children’s Memorial Hospital, Northwestern University Medical School, Chicago.

Prior to moving to Texas to raise his family, he was an Assistant Professor of Pediatric Anesthesiology and Pain Management at Children’s Memorial Hospital – Northwestern University’s Feinberg School of Medicine in Chicago, Illinois.

His research experience included studying operating room ventilators, laryngeal physiology using in vivo and in vitro models, cell biology and pharmacology of wound healing, and the development of enzyme-linked immunosorbent assays. His current area of interest includes medical website development and how search engines use artificial intelligence like natural language processing (BERT) to create ranking algorithms.

In his free time, he enjoys spending time with his wife, three children, and three dogs and riding his tadpole recumbent trike.

James L. Rothschiller, MD – Curriculum Vitae

Professional Experience

James L. Rothschiller, MD, PA – Pediatric Anesthesiologist in Texas, 1998-Present

Pediatric Anesthesiologist, Locum Tenens Driscoll Children’s Hospital, Corpus Christy, Texas, 2001-present

Pediatric Anesthesiologist – Anesthesiologist for Children, Community Service Division, Children’s Health, 2020-02-01 to 2021-07-19

Assistant Professor, Department of Pediatric Anesthesiology
Children’s Memorial Hospital, 1997-1998 (Now called the Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago)
Northwestern University’s Feinberg School of Medicine, Chicago, Illinois

Assistant Professor, Department of Pediatric Anesthesia
Children’s Hospital Medical Center, 1996-1997
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, Cincinnati, Ohio

Education

Postgraduate Specialty Training – Northwestern University

Pediatric Anesthesiology Fellowship
Children’s Memorial Hospital, Northwestern University Medical School Chicago, Illinois 1995-1996

Anesthesiology Residency – USF – University of South Florida College of Medicine

Robert D. Dripps, MD Memorial Award to the Outstanding Graduate
University of South Florida College of Medicine, Tampa, Florida 1992-1995

Dr. James Rothschiller was recognized with the Robert D. Dripps, MD Memorial Award for Most Outstanding Resident presented to the graduating resident who has displayed the most outstanding clinical and academic performance throughout the residency training program.

Surgery Internship
Methodist Hospital of Memphis, Tennessee 1991-1992

Medical School – UCLA – University of California, Los Angeles

MD, Doctor of Medicine, UCLA – University of California, Los Angeles
David Geffen School of Medicine, Los Angeles, California 1987-1991
UCLA Medical Student Research Fellowship completed in 1988

Undergraduate Education – CSULB

California State University, Long Beach,  California 1984-1987

BS, Bachelor of Science degree in Zoology/Anatomy & Physiology
Honors with Great Distinction
Minor Chemistry
Awarded Outstanding Graduate in the School of Natural Sciences, California State University Long Beach

Research Experience

Children’s Memorial Hospital, Northwestern University Medical School 1996-1998
Evaluation of a new operating room ventilator, Ohmeda 7900, for a more stable variable in pediatric patients. Research directed by Dr. C.J. Coté

University of South Florida College of Medicine, Department of Anesthesiology 1992-1995
Breast Surgery is a High-Risk Procedure for Development of Nausea and Vomiting

University of California, Los Angeles, Department of Otolaryngology 1989-1991
Studied laryngeal physiology using in vivo and in vitro models. Anatomic and electromyographic study of nerve reinnervation in the canine larynx. Laryngeal function with videostrobscopy. Laryngeal Physiology Lab research directed by Dr. G.S. Berke

University of California, Los Angeles, Jules Stein Eye Institute, Department of Ophthalmology 1987-1989
Glaucoma Research studying cell biology and pharmacology of wound healing using an experimental in vitro model growing human subconjunctival Tenon’s capsule fibroblasts in tissue culture. Research directed by Dr. David A. Lee

California State University, Long Beach, Clinical Chemistry Lab
Development of enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay. Research directed by Dr. Jack Berry PhD

Licensure

  • Texas Medical License
  • Arkansas Medical License
  • Federal DEA Certificate

Board Certifications

National Board of Medical Examiners-Part I, II, III
Diplomate of the American Board of Anesthesiology, April 26, 1996
The American Board of Anesthesiology Recertification 2010 − 2019

The American Board of Anesthesiology Recertification Non-Time Limited
The American Board of Anesthesiology Subspecialty Certification in Pediatric Anesthesiology Oct 19, 2013

board certification

Certifications

Advanced Cardiac Life Support Provider, American Heart Association
Pediatric Advanced Life Support Provider, American Heart Association
Basic Life Support Provider, American Heart Association
Pediatric Advanced Life Support Instructor July 2002-2004

Honors and Awards

Outstanding Graduate in the School of Natural Sciences, California State University, Long Beach, 1987
National Dean’s List, 1986-1987
Phi Kappa Phi, California State University, Long Beach, 1987
Mortar Board, California State University, Long Beach, 1987
Golden Key National Honor Society, California State University, Long Beach, 1987
Robert D. Dripps, M.D. Memorial Award to the Outstanding Graduate Resident in Anesthesiology, University of South Florida, 1995

Professional Societies

Society for Pediatric Anesthesia (SPA)

The American Society of Anesthesiologists

Special Interests

Pediatric Anesthesia and Perioperative Care Consulting for Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Medical Website Consulting/Search Engine Optimization
Neonatal and Pediatric Difficult Airways and Surgery
Anesthesia for Pediatric Craniofacial and Plastic Surgery

Volunteer Work

Volunteer pediatric anesthesiologist for the L.E.A.P. Foundation (Life Enhancement Association for People). A charitable organization that brings life-changing reconstructive surgeries to underprivileged children in the Dominican Republic and Belize.

Volunteer pediatric anesthesiologist for the World Craniofacial Foundation. A charitable organization that offers life-changing reconstructive surgeries to underprivileged children from around the world.

Bibliography of James L. Rothschiller, MD

Abstracts

Givens KT, Lee DA, Rothschiller J, Kitada A: Measuring in vitro proliferation of human ocular fibroblasts: colorimetric assays vs. Coulter counting. Invest Ophthalmol Vis Sci 30 (Suppl), 418A, 1989.

Rothschiller J, Miguel R, Majchrzak J: Breast surgery is a high-risk procedure for development of nausea and vomiting. The Proceedings of the 19th Annual Meeting of the Gulf-Atlantic Residents’ Research Conference, Galveston, Texas, May 7-9, 1993.

Miguel R, Rothschiller J, Majchrzak J. Breast surgery is a high-risk procedure for development of nausea and vomiting [abstract]. Anesthesiology 1993; 79: A1095

Publications

Rothschiller J, Uejima T, Dsida R, Coté CJ: Evaluation of a New Operating Room Ventilator: The Ohmeda 7900. Anesth Analg 1999:88:39-42

Miguel R, Rothschiller J, Majchrzak J. Breast surgery is a high-risk procedure for development of nausea and vomiting. Anesthesiology 1993;79(9):1095-9.

Sercarz JA, Berke GS, Rothschiller J, Ming Y: Fabrication of a custom electrode endotracheal tube. Laryngoscope 101 (9): 1024-5, 1991.

Sercarz JA, Berke GS, Ming Y, Rothschiller J, Graves MC: Bilateral thyroarytenoid denervation: a new treatment for laryngeal hyperadduction disorders studied in the canine. Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 107(5): 657-68, 1992 Nov.

Givens KT, Lee DA, Rothschiller J, Kitada S, Larian B, Cortes A: Antiproliferative drugs and human ocular fibroblasts: Colorimetric vs. cell counting assays. Current Eye Research 9 (6): 599-606, 1990.

Givens KT, Kitada S, Chen AK, Rothschiller J, Lee DA: Proliferation of human ocular fibroblasts: An assessment of in vitro colorimetric assays. Invest Ophthalmol Vis Sci 31 (9): 1856-62, 1990.

Presentations

The 19th Annual Gulf-Atlantic Anesthesiology Residents’ Research Conference, Galveston, Texas, May 7-9, 1993.
Breast Surgery is a High-Risk Procedure for Development of Nausea and Vomiting.

The Third Annual Winter Meeting of the Society for Pediatric Anesthesia, San Antonio, Texas, February 13-16, 1997.
Evaluation of a New Operating Room Ventilator: The Ohmeda 7900 James L Rothschiller, MD, Tetsu Uejima, MD, Richard Dsida, MD, Charles J. Coté, MD

Northwestern University Medical School Clinical Conference, Chicago, Illinois, September 30, 1997. Massive Blood Transfusion in the Pediatric Trauma Patient. Children’s Memorial Hospital Clinical Conference, Chicago, Illinois, 1995-1998

Cardiovascular Physiology in Children, Pediatric Surgical Emergencies, Pediatric Liver Transplant, Malignant Hyperthermia, Anesthetic Concerns in Down Syndrome

CME – Continuing Medical Education

Continuing medical education (CME) in anesthesia is required by the American Board of Anesthesiology to maintain certification and by the Texas Medical Board to maintain a state medical license. CME programs are designed to educate readers on current developments in the science and clinical practice of the specialty of Anesthesiology, Pediatric Anesthesiology and Ultrasound-Guided Regional Anesthesia.

Annual MOCA (Maintenance of Certification in Anesthesiology)

By participating in MOCA 2.0, anesthesiologists are continuously assessing and maintaining their medical knowledge and taking part in quality improvement activities to ensure they’re providing high-quality care for every patient. Annual MOCA Renewal Courses:

  1. MOCA Q4 – Maintenance of Certification in AnesthesiologyTM
  2. MOCA Q3 – Maintenance of Certification in AnesthesiologyTM
  3. MOCA Q2 – Maintenance of Certification in AnesthesiologyTM
  4. MOCA Q1 – Maintenance of Certification in AnesthesiologyTM

Ongoing CME (Continuing Medical Education)

Completed     Sponsor                      Activity Description

  1. 2020 – Last update pending
  2. ASA ACE 2019 – 30 Cat 1 CME Issue 16B Booklet – completed February 2020
  3. ASA ACE 2019 – 30 Cat 1 CME Issue 16A Booklet – completed 2019
  4. 09/08/2019 Texas Medical Liability Trust ETHICS Med Ethics How to Navigate Hiring, Paying, and Terminating Employees 2.00
  5. 09/08/2019 Texas Medical Liability Trust Medical Ethics and/or Professional Responsibility The Rules and Regulations of Physician Advertising 1.00
    04/23/2019 NetCE Responsible and Effective Opioid Prescribing 1.00
  6. 04/23/2019 NetCE 95150 Responsible and Effective Opioid Prescribing 3.00
  7. 12/29/2019 Patient and Anesthesia Characteristics of Children with
  8. Low Pre-Incision Blood Doximity Cat 1 0.5
  9. 12/29/2019 Perioperative Acute Kidney Injury Doximity Cat 1 0.5
  10. 11/6/2019 An International Survey About Rapid Sequence Intubation of 10,003 Anaesthetists and Doximity Cat 1 0.5
  11. 10/27/2019 Complications of Anesthesia Services in Gastrointestinal Endoscopic Procedures Doximity Cat 1 0.5
  12. 10/20/2019 GA Light Breakfast Prior to General Anesthesia in Pediatric Patients Doximity Cat 1 0.5
  13. 10/13/2019 Endotracheal Tube Selection in Pediatric Patients Doximity Cat 1 0.5.
  14. 10/13/2019 Do You Sedate with Propofol During Catheter-Directed Thrombolysis for Acute Doximity Cat 1 0.5
  15. 10/2/2019 RNA – Airway Pressure Release Ventilation: Is It Really Different in Adults and Children? Doximity Cat 1 0.5
  16. 9/29/2019 Abandoning Inhalational Anaesthesia Doximity Cat 1 0.5
  17. 9/29/2019 Death – Determination of Legal Responsibility in Shared Airway Management Between Doximity Cat 1 0.5
  18. 9/8/2019 General Anesthesia – Effect of Endotracheal Tube Lubrication on Cuff Pressure Increase During Nitrous Doximity Cat 1 0.5
  19. 9/2/2019 Oropharynx – Effect of Neck Extension on the Advancement of Tracheal Tubes from the Nasal CavityDoximity Cat 1 0.5
  20. 9/2/2019 Glucose – Editorial: Good Intra‐Operative Anaesthesia Is More Than Airway, Breathing, Drugs Doximity Cat 1 0.5
  21. 8/25/2019 Cardia – Effect of Different Fraction of Inspired Oxygen on Development of Atelectasis in – Doximity Cat 1 0.5
  22. 8/18/2019 When It Comes to Gun Violence, New Zealand Responds Differently Doximity Cat 1 0.5
  23. 7/23/2019 Dexmedetomidine Reduces Norepinephrine Requirements and Preserves Renal Oxygenation Doximity Cat 1 0.5
  24. 7/23/2019 Older Patients’ Experiences with a Shared Decision-Making Process on Choosing Doximity Cat 1 0.5 .
  25. 6/28/2019 Lessons Learned from Making and Implementing Vaccine Recommendations in the U.S Doximity Cat 1 0.5
  26. 6/20/2019 Should Parents Be Instructed to Lock Away Cosmetics and Personal Products? Doximity Cat 1 0.5
  27. 6/9/2019 A Ketorolac Usage in Tonsillectomy and Uvulopalatopharyngoplasty Patients Doximity Cat 1 0.5
  28. 5/26/2019 Therapeutic Ultrasound for Chronic Pain Management in Joints: A Systematic Review Doximity Cat 1 0.5
  29. 5/20/2019 The Challenges of Defining and Studying ‘Digital Addiction’ in Children Doximity Cat 1 0.5
  30. 5/20/2019 Propofol Use in Children with Allergies to Egg, Peanut, Soybean or Other Legumes Doximity Cat 1 0.5
  31. 4/21/2019 Buccal Dexmedetomidine for MRI Sedation in Children Doximity Cat 1 0.5
  32. 4/7/2019 Awake Fiberoptic Intubation Protocols in the OR for Anticipated Difficult Airway Doximity Cat 1 0.5
  33. 4/7/2019 New Drug Combination May Be Effective Prophylactic for Opioid-Induced Nausea Doximity Cat 1 0.5
  34. 3/24/2019 Safe Pediatric Procedural Sedation and Analgesia by Anesthesiologists for Elective Doximity Cat 1 0.5
  35. 3/17/2019 A Retrospective Analysis of the Use of Intravenous Dexamethasone for Postoperative Doximity Cat 1 0.5
  36. 1/20/2019 Checklists Increase Safe Medication Administration in Pediatric Anesthesia Doximity Cat 1 0.5
  37. 1/13/2019 Comparison of Vocal Cord View Between Neutral and Sniffing Position During Doximity Cat 1 0.5
  38. 1/13/2019 Safety of 80% vs 30–35% Fraction of Inspired Oxygen in Patients Undergoing Surgery: Doximity Cat 1 0.5
  39. 1/13/2019 In-Flight Medical Emergencies – Cat 1 0.5
  40. 1/13/2019 Comparison of Low‐Fresh Gas Flow Technique to Standard Technique of Sevoflurane Doximity Cat 1 0.5
  41. 1/13/2019 EEG Profiles During General Anesthesia in Children: A Comparative Study Between Doximity Cat 1 0.5
  42. 11/28/2018 RC Health Services Save A Life ACLS Provider Course – Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) Program 8.00
  43. 11/28/2018 RC Health Services Save A Life BLS Provider Course Basic Life Support (BLS) Program 1.75
  44. 11/27/2018 RC Health Services Save A Life PALS Provider Course Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) Program 8.00
  45. 11/4/18            Medscape ETHICS     New Guidelines for Minimally Conscious/Vegetative States
  46. 11/4/18            Texas Medical Liability Trust ETHICS         ETHICS 10 Things That Get Physicians Sued (4th Edition)
  47. 11/1/18            Medscape ETHICS     Are More Hospitals Requiring InFluenza Vaccination of Healthcare Personnel
  48. 9/11/18            The American Society of Anesthesiologists  ACE 2017 – Issue 14B Bookle
  49. 9/11/18            Medscape ETHICS     Confidentiality and Privacy: Beyond HIPAA to Honey, Can We Talk?
  50. 9/11/18            Medscape ETHICS     Legal and Ethical Requirements Related to Older Driver Safet
  51. 12/15/17          The American Society of Anesthesiologists  ACE 2017 – Issue 14A Booklet
  52. 12/10/17          The American Society of Anesthesiologists  Fundamentals of Patient Safety
  53. 12/8/17            Children’s Health Dallas Texas, Physician Overview, Patient Safety Program
  54. 9/17/17            Medscape Education CME, Opioid Use Disorder: High Death Rate Seen in Primary Care
  55. 9/17/17            Medscape, Residual Paralysis Is More Common Than You Think
  56. 9/17/17            Medscape        Patient Complaints Linked With Postop Complications
  57. 9/17/17            Medscape        Optimizing Outcomes Use of Intrathecal Analgesia for Chronic Pain
  58. 9/17/17            Medscape        The Cancer Pain Journey: Optimizing Identifcation and Management
  59. 9/17/17            Medscape        Imported Infections With Mansonella perstans Nematodes, Italy
  60. 9/17/17            Medscape        How Hurricanes Affect Healthcare
  61. 9/17/17            Medscape ETHICS     New Draft Guidance on Pregnant Women in Clinical Trials
  62. 6/17/17            Medscape        Three Factors That May Reduce Opioid-Related Deaths
  63. 6/17/17            Medscape Education CME     Guidance Needed for Neurologists to Deal With Brain Death
  64. 6/17/17            Medscape Education CME ETHICS  Acetaminophen Safe for Children With Asthma
  65. 6/17/17            Medscape Education CME     AAP Releases 2016-2017 Flu Vaccination Guidelines
  66. 6/17/17            Medscape Education CME     Does Acetaminophen vs Ibuprofen Decrease Asthma Control?
  67. 6/17/17            Medscape Education CME ETHICS  Understanding the Values and Ethics of Interprofessional Collaboration
  68. 6/17/17            Medscape Education CME ETHICS  Can Parents’ Use of Social Media Hurt Their Children?
  69. 6/17/17            Medscape Education CME     Can Joint Accreditation Visits Reduce Patient Deaths
  70. 6/17/17            Medscape Education CME     Wellness Programs and Patient Goals of Care
  71. 6/12/17            Medscape        Preventing HIV Infection in the Primary Care Setting: The Role of Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis
  72. 6/12/17            Medscape        CDC Updates Surgical Site Infection Guidelines
  73. 6/12/17            Medscape        Do Investigator Ties With Pharma Influence Trial Results?
  74. 6/12/17            Medscape        MACRA Primer fBusy Docs: 12 Things You Need to Know (Part 2 of 3)
  75. 6/12/17            Medscape        MACRA Primer 12 Things You Need to Know (Part 1 of 3)
  76. 6/12/17            Medscape        MACRA Primer 12 Things You Need to Know (Part 3 of 3)
  77. 6/12/17            Medscape        Joint Commission Reverses Position on Order Texting
  78. 6/12/17            Medscape        Reducing Postoperative Ileus: A Rational Approach to Improving Outcomes
  79. 6/12/17            Medscape        Controversies in Anesthesia:Neuromuscular Blockade Matter?
  80. 6/12/17            Medscape        The Many Facets of Chronic Pain Management in Primary Care
  81. 6/12/17            Medscape Education CME ETHICS  Preventing HIV in Primary Care
  82. 12/28/16          AMA   Heartcode BLS Online
  83. 6/13/16            ASA    ACE 2015 Issue Booklet 12 B Booklet
  84. 6/13/16            The American Society of Anesthesiologists  ACE 2015 – Issue 12 B Booklet
  85. 4/1/16              The American Society of Anesthesiologists  ACE 2015 – Issue 12 A Booklet
  86. 4/1/16              ASA ANESTHESIOLOGY 2015      ACE 2015 – Issue 12 A Booklet
  87. 3/25/16            Medscape        Neuromuscular Blockade Reversal: Enhancing Recovery
  88. 10/28/15          The American Society of Anesthesiologists  2015 ASA Annual Meeting
  89. 8/25/15            The American Society of Anesthesiologists  Fundamentals of Patient Safety
  90. 6/28/14            HCA Medical City Dallas, Safe Procedural and Surgical Verification CME
  91. 1/1/14              Completed but carried into 2014 SEE ASA 2012 Vol 28B completed 7-28-13, SEE ASA 2012 Vol 28B completed 7-28-13
  92. 1/1/14              2014 CME carried forward from Nov 2013 Ethics TMLT Fall Seminar HIPAA Omnibus 11/2013, Ethics TMLT Fall Seminar HIPAA Omnibus 11/2013
  93. 11/19/13          Texas Medical Liability Trust (CME 2.5, 1 for Medical Ethics), TMLT Fall Seminar:Did you miss the HIPAA Omnibus? Protecting Patient Privacy and Patient Safety.
  94. 11/19/13          Texas Medical Liability Trust (CME 2.5, 1 for Medical Ethics), ETHICS 1 CME of 2.5: TMLT Fall Seminar:Did you miss the HIPAA Omnibus? Protecting Patient Privacy and Patient Safety.
  95. 11/10/13          NW Anesthesia Seminars/AWRC Baylor/Dallas, OPHTHALMIC BLOCK WORKSHOP
  96. 11/9/13            Baylor Healthcare System, Current Topics in Anesthesia: Ophthalmic Block Workshop
  97. 7/28/13            The American Society of Anesthesiologists  2012 SEE Program Volume B
  98. 10/23/12          The American Society of Anesthesiologists  2012 SEE Program Volume A
  99. 10/21/12          Texas Medical Association ETHICS CME    ETHICS 3 CME: EMR Implementation Guide
  100. 4/8/12              The American Society of Anesthesiologists  2011 SEE Program Volume B
  101. 7/25/10            The American Society of Anesthesiologists  2010 SEE Program Volume B
  102. 6/1/10              TMLT Risk Mgmt Case Closed Vol 4
  103. 6/1/10              TMLT ETHICS TMLT Ethics Risk Mgmt Case Closed Vol 4
  104. 3/21/10            TMLT 2007 Hot topics in Risk Management 2nd edition
  105. 3/21/10            TMLT Ethics  ETHICS 1hr- Hot topics in Risk Management
  106. 12/14/09          Medscape        ETHICS: Dealing with the Disruptive Physician Certificate # 22701084
  107. 12/14/09          Medscape Certificate 22700857 , ETHICS: The Difficult patient: should you end the relationship? An Ethics Study
  108. 12/14/09          TMLT Ethics Case Closed: Vol 3
  109. 12/14/09          TMLT Case Closed Volume 3
  110. 12/14/09          Medscape Certificate 22700645, Pepeated Early Anesthesia Exposure Linked to Learning Disabilities
  111. 11/10/09          The American Society of Anesthesiologists  2009 ACE Program Issue 6B
  112. 7/6/09              The American Society of Anesthesiologists  2009 ACE Program Issue 6A
  113. 4/30/09            TMLT ETHICS 1 hr You’ve received a Letter from the Texas Medical Board: What’s Next?
  114. 4/30/09            TMLT You’ve received a Letter from the Texas Medical Board: What’s Next?
  115. 3/21/09            TMLT WBT   ETHICS: Hot Topics in Risk Management 2nd Edition
  116. 3/28/08            The American Society of Anesthesiologists  2007 ACE Program
  117. 1/23/08            The American Society of Anesthesiologists  2007 ACE Program Issue B
  118. 11/23/07          Texas Medical Association, ETHICS: Patient Safety and Medical Errors Module 2: Patient Safety and Communication
  119. 11/15/06          2006 ACE Program, ACE Program
  120. 10/23/06          2006 SEE Program ASA, 2006 SEE Program
  121. 8/16/06            TMLT ETHICS: Tipping the Scales, the obesity epidemic
  122. 3/17/05            ASA 2004 ACE Program, ASA 2004 ACE Program
  123. 1/12/05            The University of Oklahoma College of Medicine    Medical Ethics CME Update 8th Edition
  124. 2/17/04            Duke University School of Medicine ETHICS Issues
  125. 1/19/04            California Society of Anesthesiology 2004 CSA Hawaiian Seminar
  126. 10/20/03          California Society of Anesthesiology 2003 CSA Hawaiian Seminar
  127. 2/27/03            Duke University School of Medicine ETICS Issues
  128. 6/19/02            2001 SEE Program ASA, 2001 SEE Program ASA
  129. 12/19/01          The University of Oklahoma  Medical Ethics-5th Ed. (WEB)
  130. 7/2/01              New York Medical College Anesthesiology News    CME No 0000256 Anesthesiology News #193 Child with Asthma
  131. 5/14/01            New York Medical College Anesthesiology New     CME Anesthesiology News # 191 Abused Child
  132. 5/14/01            New York Medical College Anesthesiology News CME No 0000256, CME Anesthesiology News #190 Abused Geriatric Patient
  133. 3/27/01            Postgraduate Institute for Medicine   regional Anesthesia Postop Outcome
  134. 3/14/01            Dannemiller Memorial Education Foundation, Anesthetic Agents and Cerebral Protection
  135. 3/8/01              Dannemiller Memorial Education Foundation, Intraop Plasma Volume Optimization and Postop Outcome
  136. 2/22/01            Society for Education in Anesthesia  Pediatric Anesthesiology 2001
  137. 1/5/01              The University of Oklahoma  Medical Ethics-3rd Ed. (WEB)
  138. 5/5/00              Illinois Society of Anesthesiologists  Midwest Anesthesia Conference Chicago
  139. 4/26/00            Children’s Medical Center Dallas, Children with Congenital Heart Disease
  140. 1/6/00              Texas Medical Association, Ethics and professionalism
  141. 10/9/99            ASA    ASA Annual Meeting Dallas Texas
  142. 3/30/98            The Journal of the Florida Medical Association, ETHICS Special Issue on Domestic Violence
  143. 3/30/98            Florida Medical Association  HIV and AIDS
  144. 3/7/98              IARS 72nd Clinical and Scientific Conference, Orlando      IARS 72nd Clinical and Scientific Conference
  145. 10/9/97            Northwestern University Medical School ACCME Dept of Anesthesiology            Visiting Lecture Series
  146. 2/13/97            Society for Pediatric Anesthesia/Society for Education in Anesthesia, Pediatric Anesthesiology 1997
  147. 10/19/96          ASA    ASA Annual Meeting New Orleans
  148. 10/18/96          Society for Pediatric Anesthesia/Society for Education in Anesthesia, SPA Tenth Annual Meeting