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Jake Drumm, Human Patient Simulator Lab Coordinator Works directly with simulator director to maintain and manage all aspects of the Simulation Laboratory; initiates use of patient simulator ensuring all systems are operable for the scheduled scenario including programming the simulator experience and enabling of the anesthesia and monitoring systems; monitors patient simulator systems, providing or scheduling needed maintenance; establishes systems for documenting usage and collection of pertinent information. |
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Martin Eason, M.D., J.D., Assistant Professor Serves as the Course Director for the Intro to Physical Exam course; Co-Director for the Practice of Medicine course, Co-Director for the Anesthesiology elective; he holds appointments in the departments of Anatomy, Pharmacology, and Surgery; he is the director of the Human Patient Simulation Lab, responsible for training of the standardized patients in physical examination skills and developing /implementing clinical scenarios; he earned his M.D. degree from the University of Arizona, trained in Anesthesiology at the University of Virginia and is a diplomat of the American Board of Anesthesiology; he also holds a J.D. degree from the University of Louisville and is a member of the Kentucky Bar Association. |
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Richard Alan Feit, M.D., F.A.C.S., Assistant Professor Holds faculty positions in Surgery, Cardiothoracic Surgery; Assistant Clinical Professor in Medical Education integrating basic sciences in the Human Patient Simulator Lab; Adjunct Professor, departments of Physiology and Anatomy; facilitator in The Practice of Medicine and Case-Oriented Learning courses; he received his M.D. degree from the Albany Medical College of Union University, New York; his Surgical Residency and Cardiothoracic Surgery Fellowship were completed at the Medical College of Virginia. |
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Sandy Greene, Secretary III Provides support to the Executive Associate Dean as needed and serves as secretary to the Assistant Dean for Academic Affairs; assists with the QCOM New Faculty Program and the Faculty Development Program; assists with scheduling faculty training workshops; conducts web-based and library research in support of Assistant Dean for Academic Affairs; compiles student data for analysis and survey purposes; maintains Faculty Development web pages. Provides secretarial support for the Career Explorations course and for coordinators as needed. Responsible for maintaining and purchasing supply inventory. Maintains departmental key inventory and issues keys for access to COM facilities. |
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John Kalbfleisch, Ph.D., Professor / Director of the Division of Biometry and Medical Computing Serves as the Course Director for Biostatistics and Epidemiology, and Biometry and Medical Computing (I and II) in the biomedical graduate program; provides statistical consultation to faculty, residents, students, serves on graduate student program committees and is a co-investigator in NIH grants. |
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Bill Linne, Standardized Patient Program Coordinator Responsible for the coordination, selection and training of individuals to fulfill the need of “patients for the simulation of health problems for all levels of students and all departments of learning; handles all scheduling, training, tracking of hours, scheduling of facilities need for training and testing. |
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David Linville, M.D., Assistant Dean / Director of Operations, Associate Professor Serves as Co-Director for The Practice of Medicine course; holds faculty appointments in the departments of Anatomy & Cell Biology, Obstetrics & Gynecology, and Physical Therapy in the College of Public & Allied Health; assists with the operation of the Center for Experiential Learning including the Human Patient Simulation Lab and standardized patient program; works with the development / integration of basic and clinical science material within the first two years of medical school; he also teaches in Gross Anatomy, Introduction to Physical Exam, and other basic science courses; he is an alumnus of the Quillen College of Medicine. |
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Jeannine Loum, M.Ed., Information Research Technician II Coordinates award checks, certificates and plaques for Honors Convocation; compiles clerkship summaries for MSPE (dean's) letters; assists with compilation and production of various Academic Affairs' publications; manages databases; scans and compiles reports for graded tests; creates and manages templates and reports for online course and clerkship evaluations; works with web publishing. |
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Heather Love, Secretary III Provides secretarial support for The Practice of Medicine and Introduction to Physical Exam Skills courses; assists with preparation / distribution of course material; serves as staff proctor for exams; coordinates meetings, arranges appointments; serves as contact for faculty / staff / students in tracking technology service requests; serves as secretary for the Human Patient Simulation Lab; serves as receptionist / contact person for the Office of Academic Affairs which includes providing secretarial support to various Academic Affairs' offices and designated Course Directors; Facility Scheduling web pages; schedules use of classrooms, auditoria, study rooms, teaching labs, computer lab and mezzanine areas. |
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Cindy Lybrand, M.Ed., Medical Education Coordinator Coordinates first- and second-year medical curriculum and schedules; coordinates Basic Life Support (BLS) certification course for first-year students; works with third- and fourth-year students in the preparation of documents for application to residency; serves as institutional administrator for student / residency programs use of Electronic Residency Application System (ERAS); coordinates students’ registration and entry of rank list with the National Residency Matching Program (NRMP), works with content development and web publishing. |
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Mariela McCandless, M.P.H., Community Health Subspecialties Coordinator Coordinates the third-year Subspecialties Clerkship by implementing, scheduling, developing new elective rotation opportunities, and maintaining information in D2L and New Innovations; serves as liaison with Community Medical Clerkship in Sevierville; and coordinates the scheduling and logistics of the eight annual Rural Outreach Health Fairs by interacting with local communities, students, and Office of Rural & Community Health. |
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Daniel McLellan, B.S., Data Manager Manages the student computer labs; administers file server; evaluates/recommends hardware/software purchases for faculty, student computer labs, and project proposals; works on other projects as necessary to support the information technology needs of the College of Medicine. |
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Lisa Myers, B.A., Medical Education Coordinator Coordinates student evaluation of courses, clerkships and senior selectives; also the annual PGY-1 Residency Questionnaire; provides staff support for the Medical Student Education Committee (MSEC), is an institution administrator for New Innovations and program coordinator for Case-Oriented Learning, The Profession of Medicine, The Healer’s Art and Keystone courses. |
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Kenneth Olive, M.D., F.A.C.P., Executive Associate Dean for Academic and Faculty Affairs Responsibilities include oversight and management of medical student education, assuring the integrity of the medical student curriculum, administering academic support functions for the college and providing leadership for the development of medical education research. |
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Cathy Peeples, M.P.H., Medical Education Coordinator Coordinates third- and fourth-year medical curriculum and schedules; preparation of MSPE / Dean’s letters; Honors Convocation Ceremony and reception activities; serves as coordinator for the Student Promotions Committee; serves as liaison with the National Board of Medical Examiners (NBME) for subject examinations and USMLE Step 1 and Step 2 examination results. |
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Gerry Philpott, Media Production Coordinator Responsible for assisting the College of Medicine faculty, staff, residents and students in the planning and production of educational and promotional materials requiring photography, video preparation and creation; performs all phases of darkroom work; creates video presentations by the use of recording media and prepares long-range plans for new services and equipment needs; assists with multi-media and computer installations and operations. |
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Catherine M. Shuttle, Manager Ensures administrative support and coordination is available to implement the activities and operation of the Office of Academic Affairs; interacts daily with departments and organizations external to Academic Affairs and the university; oversees and implements the Clinical Preceptorship program for first- and second-year medical students; maintains the Academic Affairs’ budget. |
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J. Kelly Smith, M.D., F.A.C.P., Professor Emeritus of Medicine Served as former director of the second-year Practicing Medicine and Immunology courses, and currently mentors an elective in Advanced Physical Diagnosis for fourth-year medical students, and assists the Department of Physiology in teaching the relevance of clinical skills to basic physiology; he received his M.D. and residency training at Cornell University, and his research training at Walter Reed Army Institute of Research; since joining ETSU in 1979, he has served in a variety of administrative positions, including Chairman of Internal Medicine, Chief of the divisions of Infectious Diseases and Allergy-Immunology, and Chair of Excellence in Medicine; he is a Laureate of the American College of Physicians and a recipient of the American Association of Medical College’s Humanism in Medicine Award. |
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Sharon Smith, A.S., Office Coordinator Serves as liaison between the Executive Associate Dean, University departments, administrative offices and divisions, various professional and civic groups and individuals, faculty, staff, students and alumni. Research and/or interpret university policies and procedures for Executive Associate Dean. Initiates reports and correspondence requiring Executive Associate Dean’s action, edits and assembles support reports and publications and ensures timely submission of paperwork to appropriate department or organization. Coordinates Executive Associate Dean’s schedule and calendar for daily events including individual faculty and staff meetings. Makes travel arrangements, serving as liaison for any arrangements for visiting dignitaries, speakers and others. Handles all aspects of payroll for Academic Affairs and Section of Medical Education. Coordinates Faculty Activities Plan, Faculty Activities Report and Faculty Activities Evaluation (FAP/FAR/FAE) and scholarly activities for the Quillen College of Medicine. |
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Kevin Vines, Multi-Media Manager Provides guidance in the selection of and is responsible for purchasing, installation and maintenance of multi-media technology within classrooms and conference rooms; provides ongoing training for faculty and staff in the use of multi-media technology. |
