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MICHAEL R. BARD, MD
General Surgery Clerkship Director
Trauma & Surgical Critical Care

 

Address:
Trauma & Surgical Critical Care
Pitt County Memorial Hospital
2100 Stantonsburg Road
Greenville, NC 27835
mbard@pcmh.com
252-847-7483

Education:
1987 – 1991
B.A., New York University
Biology

1991 – 1995
M.D., Thomas Jefferson Medical College


Postgraduate Training and Fellowship Appointments:

1995 – 2000
Temple University Hospital
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
General Surgery Residency
(Chief Resident: 1999 - 2000)

2000 – 2001
University of Maryland Medical System
R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center
Baltimore, Maryland
Trauma/Critical Care Fellowship

Certifications:

  • American Board of Surgery
    Special Certification of Surgical Critical Care: 10/2003 – 7/2014
  • American Board of Surgery
    General Surgery:  12/2002 – 7/2013
  • Diplomate: National Board of Medical Examiners
  • ATLS Instructor
  • ACLS Provider
  • PALS Provider


Medical Licensure:

North Carolina: 2001

Appointments:

Faculty Appointments:
2001 – Present
Clinical Assistant Professor
Department of Surgery
East Carolina University Brody School of Medicine

Hospital Appointments:
2001 -  Present
Attending Surgeon
Center of Excellence for Trauma & Surgical Critical Care
University Health Systems of Eastern Carolina

Administrative Appointments (East Carolina University):
July ‘04 – Present
Interim 3rd Year Surgery Clerkship Director

2002 – Present
Medical Ethics Committee, member

2001 – Present
Trauma Research Committee, Chair

2001 – Present
Multidisciplinary Peer Review Committee, member

2001 – Present
Mortality Faculty Review Committee, member

2001 – Present
Trauma Programming Committee, member

2001 – Present
Trauma Clinical Management Guideline Committee, member

2001 – Present
Eastern Regional Advisory Committee, member

2001 – Present
Multidisciplinary Trauma Conference Director

May – Oct 2003 & Jul 2004 - Present
Surgical Education Committee, member

May – Oct 2003 & Jul 2004 - Present
Interim 3rd Year Surgery Clerkship Director

Regional/National Appointments:
2004 – Present
Historical Archives Committee, North Carolina Chapter of the Committee on Trauma, Chair

2003 – Present
Practice Management Guideline Committee, Eastern Association for the Surgery of Trauma, member

Awards:
1999 – 2000
Administrative Chief Surgical Resident
Temple University Hospital

1994
Hobart Hare Honor Society
Medical Grand Rounds
Thomas Jefferson Medical College

1989 -1990
Dean’s List
New York University

1987 - 1991
New York University Academic Scholarship Award

Memberships in Professional Societies:

  • American Medical Association
  • American College of Surgeons, Associate Member
  • Association for Academic Surgery
  • Eastern Association for the Surgery of Trauma
  • Society of Critical Care Medicine
  • Southeastern Surgical Congress
  • North Carolina Medical Society
  • Pitt County Medical Society


Publications:

1 Rotondo MF, Bard MR. Damage control surgery for thoracic injuries. Injury: International Journal of the Care of the Injured. 2004; 35: 649-654.

2 Toschlog EA, Blount KP, Rotondo MF, Sagraves SG, Bard MR, Schenarts PJ, Swanson M, Goettler CE. Clinical predictors of subtherapeutic aminoglycoside levels in trauma patients undergoing once-daily dosing. Journal of Trauma. 2003 Aug; 55(2):255-60; discussion 260-2.

3 Toschlog EA, MacElligot J, Sagraves SG, Schenarts PJ, Bard MR, Goettler CE, Rotondo MF, Swanson MS. The relationship of Injury Severity Score and Glasgow Coma Score to rehabilitative potential in patients suffering traumatic brain injury. American Surgeon. 2003 Jun; 69(6):491-7; discussion 497-8.

4 Sagraves SG, Conquest AM, Albrecht RJ, Toschlog EA, Schenarts PJ, Bard MR, Powell CS, Rotondo MF. Popliteal artery trauma in a rural level I trauma center. American Surgeon. 2003 Jun; 69(6):485-9; discussion 490.

5 Fedalen PA, Bard MR, Piacentino V 3rd, Fisher CA, McCarthy JR, Schina MJ Jr, Furukawa S, Garcia JP. Intraluminal shunt placement and off-pump coronary revascularization for coronary artery stab wound. Journal of Trauma. 2001 Jan; 50(1):133-5.

6 Bard MR, Goettler CE, Schenarts PJ, Collins BA, Toschlog EA, Sagraves SG, Rotondo MF. Language Barrier Leads to the Unneccesary Intubation of Trauma Patients. American Surgeon 70(9), 783-6, September 2004.

Accepted for Publication:
1. Toschlog EA, Rotondo MF, Spain T, Walker J, Crowder G, Barrett A, Joyner M, Sagraves SG, Schenarts PJ, Bard MR, Swanson M, Goettler CE. Characterization of trauma patients lost to follow-up. Journal of Trauma (Accepted with revision)

2. Bowen J, Schenarts PJ, Bard MR, Sagraves SG, Toschlog EA, Goettler CE, Cromwell S, Rotondo MF. Does continuity of care matter?: the effect of a night-float coverage scheme on morbidity and mortality at a regional level I trauma center. American Journal of Surgery.

3. Reede CC, Jenkins NL, Bard MR, Kuszyk BS, Koutlas TC, Rotondo MF. Immediate diagnosis and non-operative treatment of a pulmonary artery pseudoaneurysm after blunt traumatic injury. Journal of Trauma.

4. Schenarts PJ, Sagraves SG, Bard MR, Toschlog EA, Goettler CE, Rotondo MF. Renal-dose dopamine: A physiologically based review. Archives of Surgery.

5. Goettler CE, Bard MR, Toschlog EA. Laparoscopy in trauma. Current Surgery (November / December 2004 edition).

Book Chapters:
1. Rotondo MF, Bard MR. Damage control surgery for thoracic injuries. In: Shock (damage control supplement) (in preperation)

Abstracts:
1. Phade SV, Schenarts PJ, Sagraves SG, Bard MR, Goettler CE, Toschlog EA, Newell MA, Rotondo MF. Effect of Trauma Center Development on Surgical Resident Education. ACS (NC-COT)

2. Fugo J, Bard MR, Goettler CE, Toschlog EA, Schenarts PJ, Sagraves SG, Newell MA, Rotondo MF. Critically Injured Trauma Patients: Where do they belong? ACS (NC-COT)

3. Fugate M, Bard MR, Goettler CE, Toschlog EA, Sagraves SG, Schenarts PJ, Newell MA, Rotondo MF. Alcohol Withdrawal Syndrome: Turning Minor Injuries into Major Problems. ACS (NC-COT)

4. Bard M, Schenarts P, Goettler C, Toschlog E, Sagraves S, Rotondo MF: Language Barrier Can Lead to Unnecessary Intubation in Trauma Patients. ACS (NC-COT)

5. Sagraves SG, Rotondo MF, Toschlog EA, Schenarts PJ, Bard MR, Goettler CE. Brief Interval Transfer (BIT): the morbid consequence of delay to the trauma center in a rural patient demographic. Journal of Trauma. 2002 Dec; 53(6): 1209

6. Toschlog EA, Rotondo MF, Blount K, Pender J, Sagraves SG, Schenarts PJ, Bard MR. Clinical predictors of sub-therapeutic aminoglycoside levels trauma patients undergoing once-daily dosing. Journal of Trauma. 2002 Dec; 53(6): 1204

7. Toschlog EA, Rotondo MF, Spain M, Walker J, Crowder G, Barrett A, Joyner M, Sagraves SG, Schenarts PJ, Bard MR, Swanson M, Goettler CE. Characterization of trauma patients lost to follow-up. Journal of Trauma. 2002 Dec; 53(6):1214

8. Bard M, Ballard R, Buckman RF, Badellino M, Kiehn M, Jaslow D: Emergency Department Thoracotomy in Abdominal Exsanguination Is Not Futile Even in the Presence of Circulatory Arrest. Annals of Emergency Medicine 36(4) supp:S3, 2000.

9. Jeevanandam, V, Vanduzer S, Bard M, Furukawa S, McCarthy J, Iacono R: Radial and Internal Thoracic Arteries: Conduits of Choice for Coronary Revascularization In Patients Greater Than 70 Years of Age. Circulation 96(8S) supp:432-I, 1997.

Abstracts Accepted for Publication:
1. Bard MR, Goettler CE, Toschlog EA, Fugate M, Sagraves SG, Schenarts PJ, Newell MA, Rotondo MF. Alcohol Withdrawal Syndrome: Turning Minor Injuries into Major Problems. EAST 18th Annual Scientific Assembly (January 2005).

2. Bard MR, Goettler CE, Toschlog EA, Fugo J, Schenarts PJ, Sagraves SG, Newell MA, Rotondo MF. Critically Injured Trauma Patients: Where do they belong? Southeastern Surgical Congress (February 2005).


Lectures/Presentations by Invitation:

October 2000
"Emergency Department Thoracotomy Is Not Futile Even In The Presence of Abdominal Exsanguination”
American College of Emergency Physicians Plenary Session
Annual Meeting
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

“Non-Operative Management of Blunt Aortic Injury.”
Trauma Conference
East Carolina University, Department of Surgery
Division of Trauma and Surgical Critical Care Monthly Meeting
Greenville, North Carolina

March 2003
“Burns, Bites and Stings”
Chairman’s Conference
East Carolina University
Greenville, North Carolina

June 2003
“Diagnosis and Treatment of Blunt Aortic Injury”
Multidisciplinary Trauma Conference
East Carolina University
Greenville, North Carolina

August 2003
“Colloid vs Crystalloid: Which is the Better Resuscitation Fluid?”
Multidisciplinary Critical Care Conference
East Carolina University
Greenville, North Carolina

February 2004
“Language Barrier Leads to Unnecessary Intubation of Trauma Patients.”
Southeastern Surgical Congress Poster Presentation 2004
Atlanta, Georgia

March 2004
"Surgical Antibiotic Prophylaxis: When and How Much?"
Surgical Grand Rounds
East Carolina University, Department of Surgery
Greenville, North Carolina

June 2004
“Injury due to Burns & Cold”
Advanced Trauma Life Support
East Carolina University , Department of Surgery
Greenville, North Carolina

August 2004
“Traumatic Pancreatic and Duodenal Injuries”
Multidisciplinary Trauma Conference
East Carolina University, Department of Surgery
Greenville, North Carolina

November 2004
“Burns and Hypothermia”
Chairman’s Conference
East Carolina University, Department of Surgery
Greenville, North Carolina

December 2004
“Trauma in Pregnancy”
Multidisciplinary Trauma Conference
East Carolina University, Department of Surgery
Greenville, North Carolina

 


 
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