Medical Device

Curriculum Vitae

REED S. OXMAN MD, FACEP

***********@*****.***

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Philadelphia, PA 19103-5743

Phone: 215-***-****

CAREER FOCUS

• Seeking a regional and/or virtual executive position as a Medical Director in

Medical Affairs, Regulatory Affairs or Medical Communications involving one or

more of many of my applicable expert therapeutic areas, that is dynamic, affords

for collaboration, to enhance existing healthcare technologies and/or develop new

ones thereby expanding the company’s portfolio and profit margin.

• I will transfer my desirable industry clinical research, medical affairs and medical

communication skill sets and apply them to whatever industry environment my

new position provides for me.

CORE AREAS OF EXPERTISE

• Double Board certification

o Emergency Medicine and Pain Management.

o ER board certification mandates expertise in all associated therapeutic

areas including all medical and surgical subspecialties.

• 20 years Emergency Medicine Attending Physician

o Worked in the highest and most complex of matrix environments

o Ability to navigate & successfully lead in the most ambiguous of

environments.

o Lead & worked in cross functional teams & initiatives.

o Daily management of multiple projects & priorities.

Leading & executing autonomously

• Pharmaceutical Industry

o Currently a Pain Management Medical Affairs Consultant for Clinical

Corp, a subsidiary of Wholesale Health Group LLC, Clinical Corp that

represents 35+ compounding pharmaceutical companies.

o Equivalent of 5+ years of Pharmaceutical Medical Affairs Skill Set

experience during my 20 years as ER Attending Physician.

Informational and Communication Services: I am a

disease/therapeutic expert in Emergency Medicine (includes

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expertise in all the medical and surgical therapeutic areas); Pain

Management; Rheumatology, Immunology; Cardiology;

Gastroenterology; Pulmonology; Infectious Disease, Orthopedics;

Oncology; Dermatology; Neurology and Neurosurgery;

Anesthesiology; Urology and Women’s Health etc. I had the

responsibility as the ER attending to teach, instruct, in service

every physician, medical resident/intern, medical and nursing

student and all other ER ancillary staff on every single new

pharmaceutical product or medical device that went on a clinical

research trial in the ER; Taking part in a primary position in all

pharmaceutical trials that took place in the ER along with assisting

on publications and their presentation at conferences, at scientific

meetings and in journal articles. Answering questions and

providing information to every patient, family member, admitting

attending physician, and to every community interest group.

Regulatory Review: Was responsible to be sure that everything

written or reported on was in line with the policies, rules and

regulations of the FDA, that included all papers, handouts and case

reports.

Liaison: Liaison to hospital and community health care

professionals, hospital and community professional organizations

and disease state advocacy groups. I worked to support the efforts

of community professional associations, patient support groups,

and educational foundations.

Thought leader development: I provided information and other

supports to community physicians who were recognized experts in

their various fields (KOLs or Key Opinion Leaders)

Educational meeting support: When it was previously permitted,

I assisted in the presentation of CME courses involving the ER in

our therapeutic area.

Supporting marketing: As the representative from the ER to the

hospital, I provides scientific input and expertise in ER and all

associated therapeutic areas in the design and construction of all

promotional materials and events put out and put on by the hospital

administration. I reviewed all appropriate materials for scientific

accuracy prior to their replication and distribution.

R & D: Pertaining to those studies involving my ER, I assisted in

all stages of clinical research development study design, initiation

and monitoring. Phases I-IV

Post market drug safety functions / Pharmacovigilance: - I

would write up reports on any and all adverse events that took

place during either the introduction of a new pharmaceutical or one

taking place during a clinical trial. I then would make the official

verbal report to the particular Pharma Company.

Medical liaison - I would meet with every MSL or RML that

would come by from various pharmaceutical and medical device

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companies. We would discuss the product science, recent

publications and purposes. I would always ask about their function

in their medical affairs department along with the workings of their

department.

• Medical Device Industry

o Independent Contractor Promoter and medical consultant for FGXpress, a

subsidiary of Forevergreen.org.

o Good Clinical Practices, FDA, AdvaMed, ICH guidelines, PhRMA code,

clinical research ethics, patient privacy laws and applicable local, state,

national and international regulations

o Informational conduit

• Academic Emergency Medicine

o Assistant Professor of Medicine at Temple University x 2 years.

o In depth knowledge of Phase I - IV studies

o Track record in basic and clinical research

o Excellent project management ability – cross-functional matrix team

o Expertise in speaking, discussing, teaching, presentations and explaining

scientific content and context to multiple audiences (both medical and

non-medical)

o Data Analysis and Interpretation skills

o Regulatory Affairs and submission activities

o Interactions and relationship building with Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs),

Steakholders, Practice Leaders, External Experts, Sales and Marketing

o SOPs

• Post-graduate Clinical Emergency Medicine Attending Experience

o 15 years (encompasses 13 states).

o Clinical and Medical Affairs

o Medical Safety and Regulatory Affairs

o Research & Development

• Locum Tenens in Emergency Medicine

o Ten-year period.

o Domestic and international travel

o Problem solving, Documentation, Time Managing

o Excellent verbal and written communications and Interpersonal (Skills);

o Organization Savvy; Public speaking; Presentation, Facilitation and

Instructional Skills including certification in Pedagogy (Science of

teaching);

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o Internal and External relationship development and maintenance;

o Independent judgment; Managerial Skills;

o Integrity and morality,

o Self motivation and Performance driven,

o Team leader and player which includes very strong leadership capabilities;

o Decision making; Competiveness; Strategic thinker;

o Clear understanding of codes of conduct for healthcare providers

• Small Business Owner

o Medical Review

o Risk Management

o Adverse drug experience cases (ADE)

o Marketing and Branding

o People Management

o Professional Corporation

o Medical Legal Consultant

o Complaint Management Business skill sets;

o Utilization / Peer Review

o Quality of Care

o Managed Healthcare

• Enviable Determination and Personal Character

o Over came a devastating and bedridden fall from a height

o Will invest this same determination to surpass all job expectations

• Desire to meet face to face and discuss this position further.

EDUCATION

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• Graduate of UC Berkeley undergraduate. Anatomy & Physiology

• UCLA Medical School. Medical Doctorate.

• University of Pennsylvania general surgery internship

• University of Pennsylvania two years of Orthopedic Surgery Residency. The

second year including an Orthopedic Research Fellowship completion.

• Emergency Medicine Internship at Medical College of Pennsylvania.

• Emergency Medicine Residency at Medical College of Pennsylvania.

EMPLOYMENT CHRONOLOGY

• 2013 - current Independent contractor for Medical Device Company

• 2013 - current Independent contractor for a large Pharmaceutical Company WHG

• 2010 - current CME completion at rate of 10 years/year.

• 2006 - 2012 Pain Management

• 1993 - 2008 Medical Legal Expert Witness, Utilization Review, Case

Management.

• 1996 - 2006 Locum Tenens Emergency Medicine (ER)

• 1994 - 1996 Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, Temple University

• 1993 - 1994 Saint Agnes Memorial Hospital Emergency Medicine

• 1993 - 1995 Ancillary Clinical ER Staff at Medical College of Pennsylvania (PA)

• 1990 - 1993 Emergency Medicine internship / residency at Medical College of PA

• 1988 - 1990 Emergency Medicine Attending untrained

• 1986 - 1988 Orthopedic Surgery internship and residency, University of PA

SELECTED ACHIEVEMENTS, AWARDS, CERTIFICATIONS, HONORS, ETC.

• 2014 Selected for Leading Physicians of the World – 2014 Edition

• 2013 CME Lifetime Achievement

• 2012 ACLS Instructor

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• 2010 ACLS Provider

• 2006 Board Certification in Pain Management

• 1996 Lifetime Fellowship from American College of Emergency Physicians

• 1994 Board Certification in Emergency Medicine

• 1994 Founding Member and Fellow of AAEM

• 1992 ATLS Provider and Instructor

• 1989 APLS Provider

• 1988 Completion of Orthopedic Research Fellowship at the University of PA

• 1987 Diplomat of the National Board of Medical Examiners

• 1986 Anatomy Award of UCLA School of Medicine Class of 1986

• 1986 Medical Doctorate at UCLA School of Medicine Class of 1986

• 1982 Summa cum laude at UC Berkeley

• 1982 Phi Beta Kappa at UC Berkeley

• 1982 Bachelor of Arts, UC Berkeley, Anatomy & Physiology

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

• Oxman, RS: The Anatomy Board Review, FLASH ANATOMY, A soft spiral

bound book of review flash cards of anatomy. Brian Edward’s Publications.

March 1996

• Oxman, RS: Methyl-prednisolone for Acute Spinal Chord Injury. Emergency

Medicine Alert. Volume 1, Number 10, March 1995.

• Oxman, RS: Guillain-Barre Syndrome Requires High Index of Suspicion.

“Emergency Medicine Alert”, Volume 1, Number 12, May 1995

• Oxman, RS: The Anatomy Board Review, FLASH ANATOM, A set of review

flash cards of anatomy. Brian Edwards Publications. March 1993

• Oxman, RS, Brighton, CT, Pienkowski, D: Bilateral Anterior Cruciate Ligament

Transaction: A New Model of Canine Osteoarthritis Part III. Supplement of

Arthritis Care and Research, April 1990

• Oxman, RS, Brighton, CT, Pienkowski, D: Bilateral Anterior Cruciate Ligament

Transaction: A New Model of Canine Osteoarthritis Part IV. Rheumatology

News, April 1990

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• Oxman, RS, Brighton, CT, Pienkowski, D: Bilateral Anterior Cruciate Ligament

Transaction: A New Model of Canine Osteoarthritis Part II. Supplement of

Arthritis and Rheumatism, April 1990

• Oxman, RS, Brighton, CT, Pienkowski, D: Bilateral Anterior Cruciate Ligament

Transaction: A New Model of Canine Osteoarthritis Part I. Supplement of

Arthritis Care and Research, January 1989

• Oxman, RS, Brighton, CT: The effects of Electromagnetic Stimulation on the

Time Course of Fracture Healing in the Rabbit Fibular Osteotomy Model. A

Double Blind Study. BRAGGS 1988.

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS / ASSOCIATIONS

• International Association of Healthcare Professionals

• American College of Emergency Physicians

• American Association of Pain Management

• Medical Science Liaison Society

• American Diabetes Association

• National Psoriasis Foundation

• American Medical Association

• American Association for Emergency Medicine

• American Academy of Pain Medicine

• American Board of Pain Management

• American Board of Emergency Medicine

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