CURRICULUM VITAE for JAMES C. HAAK M.D.

Home Address: *** ***** **** *****, *********, FL 32578

Phone: 850-***-****

Cell: 850-***-****

acqg6o@r.postjobfree.com

Email: 44

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

1976 Bachelor of Arts, Biology, Atlantic Union College, S. Lancaster, MA

1979 Doctor of Medicine, Loma Linda University, Loma Linda, CA

1984 Diagnostic Radiology residency, Loma Linda U. Medical Center, Loma Linda, CA

LICENSURE and CERTIFICATION

State Medical License, California, expires 30 April 2016

Diagnostic Radiology, American Board of Radiology

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

2009-Present 96th edical Group, Eglin AFB, FL, Chief of Radiology, current scope of care: plain

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films, ultrasound, CT, mammography, arthrography: shoulder, hip and wrist; breast biopsies:

stereotactic and ultrasound-guided.

88th edical Group, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH, Chief of Radiology

2004-2009 M

96th edical Group, Eglin AFB, FL, Chief of Radiology

2002-2004 M

82nd edical Group, Sheppard AFB, TX, Chief of Radiology

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2000-2002

314th edical Group, Little Rock AFB, AR, Chief of Radiology

1992-2000 M

22nd edical Group, March AFB, Riverside, CA, Staff Radiologist

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1989-1992

1986-1989 Beaver Medical Clinic, Redlands, CA, Staff Radiologist

1984-1986 Northcutt Medical Clinic, Yucaipa, CA, Staff Radiologist

DEPLOYMENT HISTORY(As a radiologist)

2005--4 months--Al Udeid Air Base, Qatar

2007--4 months--Bagram Air Base, Afghanistan

2010--6 months--Al Udeid Air Base Qatar

2014--6 months--Bagram Air Base, Afghanistan

DUTIES AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Technical competency

--Board certified radiologist with 30 years experience; first 5 years in private practice and next 25

years as a radiologist in the United States Air Force. Interpreted plain film, CT, ultrasound and

mammography studies throughout entire career; currently compliant with MQSA standards; last 15

years has performed shoulder, wrist and hip arthrography and both ultrasound-guided and

stereotactic breast biopsies. During two tours in Afghanistan, dealt with mass casualty situations, and

performed numerous trauma whole-body CT scans on gunshot wound, IED and RPG victims. In the

absence of an ultrasound tech, during first deployment to Afghanistan, personally performed over 300

sonograms on NATO and combatant personnel. Utilized PACS system for 10 years and

voice-recognition dictation exclusively for last 3 years.

Technical application

--Over 20 years has served as chief of radiology at multiple Air Force bases, and despite having to

perform administrative duties, still spends 75% of time in clinical work, interpreting images and

consulting with other providers, to include monthly Tumor Board and Radiology-Pathology Breast

Conference.

Planning and Evaluation

--One of many responsibilities as chief of radiology involves the scheduling of daily and on-call duties

for the radiologists, in addition to patient scheduling for each modality. Provides inputs to

administrators regarding annual budget, manning and equipment issues. Most recently, helped plan

the acquisition of new CT, PET/CT and fluoroscopy units for a comprehensive, 2 year hospital

renovation project. Writes detailed annual performance reports on each radiologist and the senior

enlisted technicians, in addition to reviewing promotion recommendation reports. Responsible for

establishing and enforcing patient and staff safety standards for Air Force and Joint Commission

inspections.

Interpersonal Skills

--Demonstrates a professional attitude when dealing with patients, peers, superiors and subordinates.

On a daily basis, resolves intra- and extra-departmental problems in a diplomatic manner.The largest

department he led, numbered 90 staff and 20 students. In addition to many years as chief of

radiology, also served for nearly three years as a squadron commander which, among many other

responsibilities, involved dealing with discipline issues, and held the authority to discharge members

from the AIr Force. On many occasions interacted with high-level civilian and military members

throughout the base, and displayed a calm, yet confident attitude.

Teaching Others

--For the last 15 years oversaw the Phase II training classes for the ultrasound and radiologic

technologist students at 3 different AIr Force bases. These comprise a 9 month course of didactic

instruction and on-the-job experience. The past 10 years has provided week long radiology rotations

for Air Force PA students at two bases. Frequent consultation and teaching opportunities were

available with the presence of family practice, ER, surgery and OB residents at my last two bases. I

recently participated in a mentorship program while deployed, giving lectures to Afghan doctors

about the imaging of trauma and ICU patients.

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

December 2014 U. of Washington School of Medicine Radiology Review Course, 35 credit hrs

December 2013 National Diagnostic Imaging Symposium, Lake Buena Vista, FL, 35 credit hrs

February 2013 Medical Ethics and Law Symposium, Eglin AFB, FL, 3 credit hrs

University of Chicago 17th nnual Radiology Review, 47 credit hrs

March 2012 A

ACLS and BLS, Eglin AFB, FL, expires February 2017

PERSONAL DATA

Birth Date April 1953

Marital Status Married

Height 5’ 8”

Weight 155 lbs

Military Status Retired US Air Force, May 2015, rank of Colonel

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