Christopher McNulty CV

Christopher R McNulty, DO8 Klosterman Circle, Las Vegas, Nevada 89115

Phone: (719)325-6297 Fax: (702)653-3591 E-Mail: [email protected]

9 December 2014

Education

D.O. Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine, Chicago, Ill 60615, Doctorate in Medicine 1984B.S. University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, Indiana 46556, Bachelors Degree in Pre-Professional Studies, 1980Rotating Medical Internship, Dallas Memorial Hospital, Dallas, Texas, 1984-85Board Certified, American Osteopathic Board of Family Practice, #5335, 28 Dec 1992Graduate, USAF Air War College, 2005

ExperienceUrgent Care Physician, Southwest Medical Associates, Las Vegas, NV Feb 2015-currentUrgent Care Physician, Integrity Urgent Care, Colorado Springs, CO Apr 2014-Aug 2014Urgent Care Physician, University of Colorado, Memorial Hospital Colorado Springs, Colorado Springs, CO

May 2007-2014Chief of Aerospace Medicine, Nellis Air Force Base, NV, run Flight Medicine and oversee Public Health, Bioenvironmental Engineering,

Aug 2014-presentPublic Health Emergency Officer, Nellis Air Force Base, NV Sep 2014-presentChief of Aerospace Medicine, Peterson Air Force Base, CO Jul 2012-July 2014Family Practice Director, 11 Patient Centered Medical Home Teams, United States Air Force Academy

Jun 2011-2012

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Commander of Acute Care Clinic, United States Air Force Academy, CO May 2010-2011Acting Commander, Aerospace Medicine, US Air Force Academy, CO Feb 2010-Sept 2010Commander, Medical Standards, US Air Force Academy, CO Feb 2009- Jan 2010Chief, Flight Medicine, US Air Force Academy, CO Jan 2008- Jan 2009Flight Surgeon, US Air Force Academy, CO May 2005-Dec 2008Flight Surgeon, Ramstein Air Force Base, Germany May 2002- Apr 2005

Private Solo Primary Care, Family Practice, HIV/AIDS disease management, Osteopathic Manipulative Therapy, Dallas, Texas

July, 1985 – Jan, 2002

Clinical Assistant Professor of Family Medicine, University of North Texas Health Science Center,

1992-1995

Chief, Family Medicine, Columbia Medical City Dallas Medical Center, Dallas, Texas

1993-94, 1999-2000

World Health Communications AIDS Treatment Faculty Member

1988

Member, National Commission on AIDS, Working group on Social and Human Issues, Dallas, TexasMember, Texas Panel on AIDS Fraud

1990

1990-91Member, Board of Directors, Dallas AIDS Arms NetworkVolunteer Physician, Nelson-Tebedo Community Clinic, Dallas AIDS Resource Center

1990-91

1990-94

Clinical Advisory Committee, Novartis Pharmaceutical

1998-2001

Member, Speaker’s Bureaus, Glaxo-Wellcome Pharm, Serono Pharm, Aguoron Pharm, Bristol-Meyer Pharm

1999-2001


Retired from Private Practice Feb 2002 and commissioned as a Major into United States Air Force, promoted to Lieutenant Colonel in 2002, promoted to Colonel in 2008. Stationed at Ramstein AFB, Germany 2002-2005, United States Air Force Academy, CO, 2005-2012, Schriever AFB, CO 2012-13, Peterson AFB, CO 2013-2014, Nellis AFB, NV Current

• Distinguished commissioned graduate, United States Air Force Officer Commissioning School, Maxwell AFB, AL

2002-Current

2002

• Graduate, USAF School of Aerospace Medicine, Aerospace Medicine Primary Course (credentialed as Flight Surgeon)

2002

• Director, NASA Transoceanic Abort Landing Program (Europe)

2003-2005

• Managed Occupational Medicine committees, Aeromedical Waiver Programs, Primary Field Response Teams, Readiness Skills Verification Programs

2002-2005

• Deployed to Constanta, Romania, deputy commander and clinic director, in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom

Feb-Oct, 2003

• Deployed to Al-Udeid Air Base, Qatar, Medical Operations commander, primary care and emergency room physician, in support of Operations Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom

Feb-Aug, 2006

• Deployed to Guantanamo Air Base, Cuba, lead physician relocating detainees

Jan-Jun, 2008

• Humanitarian Medical Mission, Bolivia, Commander, Medical Director and primary care provider

2007

• Humanitarian Medical Mission, Tblisi, Republic of Georgia, Director of real world

2004


medicine/emergency medicine• Deployed to Nigeria, Namibia, S. Africa, Algeria as

troop commander and sole medic in support of a peace-keeping mission.

August, 2005

• Flight Commander, Medical Special Operations, Ramstein AB, GE (provided medical care to Air Attaches, Flag officers, ambassadorial staffs throughout European/African/Central Commands/Central Asia/Middle East).

2004-2005

• Flight Commander, USAF Academy Flight and Cadet Medicine

2006-2007

• Flight Commander, USAF Academy Cadet Medical Standards

2007-2008

• Acting Squadron Commander, USAF Aerospace Medicine

Jan-Nov 2008

• Flight Commander, USAF Acute Care Clinic (165,000 empanelment)

2008-2009

• Flight Commander, USAF Family Medicine Flight (16,000 empanelment). Coordinated implementation of Patient Centered Medical Home, directed 11 PCMH teams, to include clinical involvement as a PCMH provider

2010-2011

• Senior Physician, United States Air Force Academy 2011-2012• Chief, Aerospace Medicine, Schriever AFB , CO

(and practicing physician) 2012-2013

• Chief, Aerospace Medicine, Peterson/Schriever/Cheyenne Mountain AFB, CO, practicing physician, Chief, Field Response Team, direct and supervise flight surgeon educational activities, Peterson AFB Public Health Emergency Officer (certified), Chief Competent Medical Authority at Peterson AFB (certified, medical oversight of nuclear weapons programs), Chief Medical Profile officer at Peterson/Schriever/Cheyenne Mtn/Nellis Air Force

2013-Current


Base• Chief of Aerospace Medicine, Nellis Air Force Base,

NV• Practicing flight surgeon, Nellis Air Force Base, NV• Chief of Flight Medicine, Nellis Air Force Base, NV• Public Health Emergency Officer, Nellis Air Force

Base, NV

2014-present

• Urgent Care physician, Memorial Hospital/Univ Colorado, Colorado Springs (worked 3 evening shifts/wk and some weekends

2007-2014

• Urgent Care physician, Integrity Urgent Care, Colorado Springs, Co (worked 3 evening shifts/wk and some weekends

• Medical member, F-16 fighter Mishap Safety Investigation Board, Spangdahlem, GE, 2004

• Medical member, F-16 fighter mid-air collision Mishap Accident Investigation Board, Tulsa, OK

• Rated Aircrew member, USAF (C-130H transport, HH-60 Blackhawk helicopter, C-21 Lear Jet, KC-135 refueler, KC-10 refueler, C-17 transport)

2014

2004

Dec, 2014

Research Experience

• Clinical Investigator, An Evaluation of the Use of Duragesic in AIDS Patients with Chronic Pain, Internal CSI (Centers for Special Immunology, Ft Lauderdate, FL) study, Co-Investigators P. Gomatos and W. Reiter

Feb-Dec 1994

• Clinical Investigator, An Open Label Safety Study of Oral Ganciclovir, Maintenance Treatment of CMV Retinitis in People with Limited Venous Access, GANS2224, Syntex Pharm

1994

• Clinical Investigator, Double Blind Study of Timunox (Thymopentin) in Asymptomatic, HIV-Infected Patients receiving either monotherapy or Combination of Antiviral Therapy. Protocol .07.32.033-93, Phase II/III,

1995-1997


Immunobiology Research Institute• 3TC (lamivudine, GR109714X), Protocol

#NUCA3004, Fast Track release study, Marion-Merrill Dow

1994-95

• Azithromycin , Treatment for AIDS-related infections, Compassionate use, Pfizer Pharmaceutical

1992

• Floxin (Ofloxacin), Post-release study, Ortho Pharm 1991-92• Dallas-FortWorth Scientific Advisory Committee-

Community Research Initiative, Clinical Investigation of experimental anti-HIV drugs

1989-99

• Loratidine, Phase IV study 1986• Ganciclovir, Phase III, Syntex Pharm 1988-89• Ciprofloxacin , Post-release Study, Miles Pharm 1987• Clinical Investigator, Foscarnet, Phase III, Park

Plaza Hospital, Houston, Texas, Astra Pharm , Principal Investigator- Fred Ussery. Also, compassionate use continued until FDA approval in 1991

1989-91

• rh Erythropoietin , Phase III, Ortho Biotech 1989-91• Dideoxyinosine , Fast track release, Bristol Meyer

Pharm, expanded use trial1990-92

• Diclazuril , Compassionate use, Janssen Pharm 1990-91• Dideoxycytidine, Fast Track Release, Hoffman-

LaRoche Pharm1990-92

• 566c80 , Treatment for toxoplasmosis and Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia, compassionate use, Burroughs-Wellcome Pharm

1992

• Rifabutin , Open label study, Adria Pharm 1992• Stavudine, Fast track release, Bristol Meyer Pharm 1992-93• Ro-31-8959 (HIV protease inhibitor), “An Open

Label International Treatment Program for the use of Saquinavir either as monotherapy or in

1995


combination with other antiretroviral drugs in patients with proven HIV infection”, Roche Pharm

• Mammalian cell-derived recombinant human growth hormone, “An Open Label, multicenter study to provide expanded access to and to obtain additional safety data on Serostim in the treatment of adults with advanced AIDS wasting.” Protocol #7623, IND#34,683, Serono Labs

1995-96

• Domperidone , Compassionate clearance treatment (for treatment of gastroparesis) with domperidone, IND 13,707 ORAL – JRD 33,812/CC, Janssen Research Foundation

1997-2000

• Nelfinavir mesylate , Expanded Access Program (Protocol AG1343-515), Aguouron Pharm

1996-97

• DMP-266-020 (Sustiva), Phase III, double-blind, placebo-controlled multicenter study to determine the effectiveness and tolerability of the combination of DMP-266 and Indinavir versus Indinavir in HIV-infected patients receiving nucleoside analogue therapy, Dupont/Merck Pharm

1997-1999

• 109-09-97 SUSTIVA, (efavirenz) , “Expanded Access Program Protocol DMP 266-903

1997-98

• Preveon (adefovir dipivoxil) , “Expanded Access Program: Protocol GS-97423, Adefovir is an investigational nucleotide analogue drug with activity against retroviruses, herpesviruses, and hepadnaviruses,” Gilead Sciences

1998

• ABT0378 (lopinavir/ritonavir) , Expanded Access Program, ABT378 is an anti-HIV protease inhibitor, Abbott Pharm

2000

Teaching Experience

• Assistant Clinical Instructor, Family Medicine, University of North Texas Health Science Center, Texas

1992-1995


• As chief of aerospace medicine, I’m responsible for Medical, Military Readiness, First Responder, and Mission Essential Tasks and Line Education of all flight surgeons on base

Professional Development

• Aerospace Medicine Primary Course (flight surgeon certification)

2002

• USAF SGH (Chief of Hospital Services) Course 2003• USAF SGP (Chief of Aerospace Medicine) Course 2004• USAF PRP (Personnel Reliability Program, Medical

supervision of nuclear weapons programs) Course2012

• USAF Tropical Medicine Course 2003, 2007• US Army/Navy Public Health Emergency Officer

Course• USAF Air War College graduate (1 year leadership

school, correspondence, pre-requisite to promotion to colonel)

2013

2005

Affiliations/Memberships

• American Osteopathic Association 1984-current• American Osteopathic College of Family Practice 1984-current

Interests

• Chess, cooking, coaching soccer, weight lifting, computers, skiing, rafting, hiking, tennis

• Raising six kids (4 in college, 2 in high school)

Experience

• Current position: Colonel, United States Air Force, practicing primary care physician and senior flight surgeon, urgent care physician, Chief of Aerospace Medicine at Nellis Air Force Base, NV. I command Flight Medicine Flight ensuring medical readiness of all of Nellis’ fighter squadrons, Public Health Emergency


Officer (medical advisor to Wing and Medical Group Commander regarding medical emergency preparedness), oversee Bioenvironmental Engineering and Public Health activities on Base, Air Force Medical Operations Association Family Practice and Flight Medicine professional peer review advisor for adverse outcomes (Air Force level position), Chief Competent Medical Authority for Personnel Reliability Program (medical supervision of nuclear weapons oversight), supervision and institution of Patient Centered Medical Home in Family Practice and Flight Medicine, chief officer in charge of medical education of Nellis flight surgeons, Nellis AFB officer in charge of Ebola education, Readiness, and Programs. Medical authority for Air Force Accident Investigation Board and Safety Investigation Board.

• Other experience: Senior flight surgeon, currently on active duty in United States Air Force, on active flying status (flight surgeon crew member) on multiple Air Force airframes. Chief of medical response for NASA Transoceanic Abort Landing program in Europe, Commander of Humanitarian Mission to Bolivia delivering primary care, supervising 12 medics and 30 personnel, chief medic in charge of relocating Guantanomo Bay detainees, chief of real world medicine and oversight of Public Health for Humanitarian Operation in Tblisi, Georgia, deputy commander for 469 Medical Group in Romania in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom, Medical Operations Commander and flight surgeon in Al Udeid, Qatar, in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom, HIV/AIDS expert in private medical practice for 18 years, including multiple new drug protocols, and on numerous community and pharmaceutical company expert panels, associate clinical instructor at University of North Texas Health Science Center in Family Practice, volunteer physician at Parkland Hospital, Dallas (HIV clinics), chief of Family Practice twice at Medical City Dallas Hospital, private solo medical family practice from 1985-2002.

______________________________________ DATE: 22 August, 2015

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