William David O’Brien Dutton Fellow American College of Surgeons CDR/MC/USNR(Ret)

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785-***-****

adp26b@r.postjobfree.com

June 12, 1969

Toms River, New Jersey

Postgraduate Training and Fellowship Appointments

7/09-6/10 7/08-6/09 8/06-7/07 8/03-7/06 7/97-6/98

Education: 1993-1997 1987-1992

Fellow Trauma and Acute Care Surgery Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Nashville, TN

Fellow Surgical Critical Care Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Nashville, TN

Chief Resident in General Surgery

Naval Medical Center, San Diego, CA

Resident in General Surgery Naval Medical Center, San Diego, CA

Internship in General Surgery

Methodist Medical Center, Dallas, TX

M.D. University of Kansas Medical Center, Kansas City, KS B.S. University of Oklahoma, Norman, Oklahoma

Faculty Appointments/National Societies

2012-2015

7/09-7/11

08/92-07/93

Assistant Professor of Surgery,

F. Edward Hebert School of Medicine Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences

Instructor Trauma and Critical Care,

Department of Surgery, Division of Trauma and Surgical

Critical Care, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Nashville, TN Research Associate, Department of Zoology, University of Oklahoma, Norman, Oklahoma

Special Certifications

2015 Advanced Surgical Skills for Exposure in Trauma, Course Director 2014 Advance Trauma Life Support, Course Director

2009 American Board of Surgery, Surgical Critical Care, (2644) 2009 Advanced Trauma Life Support, Instructor

2007 American Board of Surgery, General Surgery, (52802)

Awards, Honors, and Membership in Honorary Societies 2013 Associate Master Clinician

2012 Queen's Commendation for Valuable Service 2011 Fellow American College of Surgeons

2011 Naval Commendation Medal

2009 H. William Scott, Jr. Society

2009 Research Citation Finalist 39th Congress Society of Critical Care Medicine

2008 EAST Practice Management Guideline Ad Hoc Committee, Management of the Open

Abdomen

2005 Top Presenter Award, Scripps Mercy Trauma Conference

2003 Naval Commendation Medal

2000 Meritorious Unit Commendation

2000 Naval Achievement Medal

2000 Surface Warfare Medical Duty Officer Designator

1993 Naval Health Professionals Scholarship Program

1992 Phi Beta Kappa Award, Biological Sciences, Undergraduate Research Day 1992 University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center Summer Research Fellow 1991 National Laboratory Research Fellowship, U.S. Department of Energy 1990 UROP Student Research Grant, Zoology, University of Oklahoma

Memberships in Professional and Scientific Societies

2006-present 2008-present 2009-present 2010-present

American College of Surgeons

Society of Critical Care Medicine

Eastern Association for the Surgery of Trauma

Surgical Infection Society (past Committee Appointment)

Lectures by Invitation September 2015

August 2014 July 2014 March 2014 September 2012 October 2011 January 2009

May 2005 January 2004

“Afghanistan Experience: Role 3 Trauma” Georgia Association of Peri- operative Nurses, Stone Mountain, GA.

“Spine Immobilization; Current Practice and Controversy” Continuing Education Series, USNS MERCY.

“Burn Resuscitation”, Subject Matter Expert Exchange, People Liberation Army ARK PEACE.

“Lessons Learned, Trauma Management in Afghanistan” 25th Annual Code Trauma Critical Care Symposium, San Diego, California

“Early management of battlefield injuries” 3rd Annual Comprehensive Aesthetic Restorative Effort, SCAR Symposium. San Diego, California “Amputations the Bastion way”, Joint Theater Trauma System Trauma Conference. Kandahar, Afghanistan.

“The Open Abdomen in Trauma and Emergency General Surgery” The Open Abdomen Study Group for The Practice Management Guideline Committee of Eastern Association for the Surgery of Trauma, 22nd Annual Scientific Assembly for the Eastern association for the Surgery of Trauma. Orlando, FL

“VATS Treatment of Complex Thoracic Trauma.” Scripps Mercy Day of Trauma, San Diego, CA

2004 “Acute Liver Failure.” Multidisciplinary Workshop, Scripps Green Hospital, San Diego, CA

Presentations April 2010

January 2010

August 2009

Massive Transfusion Does Not Cause Infections in the Critically Ill. (Oral) Presented at The 30th Annual Meeting of the Surgical Infection Society (SIS). April 17th-20th, 2010 Las Vegas, Nevada.

Defining Blood Utilization and Optimal Plasma:Red Blood Cell Ratios in Critically Ill Patients. (Oral-Poster) Presented at 39th Congress of Society of Critical Care Medicine (SCCM). January 9-13, 2010 Miami, Florida. Higher Ratios of Plasma:RBC and Platelet:RBC are Associated with Re- duction in Mortality Among Trauma Patients Receiving Less Than a Mas- sive Transfusion. (Poster) Presented at Advanced Technology Applications for Combat Casualty Care (ATACCC) 2009 Conference. August 10-12, 2009 St. Pete Beach, Florida.

Bibliography Manuscripts

1. Schaefer, G.B., J.N. Thompson, jr., J.B. Bodensteiner, J.M. Mcconnell, W.J. Kimberlin, C.T. Gay, W.D. Dutton, D.C. Hutchings, and S.B. Gray. Hypopla- sia of the Cerebellar Vermis in Neurogenic Syndromes. Annals of Neurology; 39: 382-385, March 1996

2. Nunez, Timothy C. MD; Voskresensky, Igor V. MD; Dossett, Lesly A. MD, MPH; Shinall, Ricky BS; Dutton, William D. MD; Cotton, Bryan A. MD Early Prediction of Massive Transfusion in Trauma: Simple as ABC (Assess- ment of Blood Consumption)? Journal of Trauma-Injury Infection & Critical Care; 66(2):346-352, February 2009

3. Au BK, Dutton WD, Zaydfudim V, Young PP, Cotton BA. Hyperkalemia Fol- lowing Massive Transfusion in Trauma. J Surg Research; 157: 284-289, De- cember 2009

4. Zaydfudim V, Dutton WD, Feurer ID, Au BK, Pinson CW, Cotton BA. Exsanguination Protocol Improves Survival After Major Hepatic Trauma. In- jury; 41:30-34, January 2010

5. Timothy C. Nunez, MD, William D. Dutton, MD, Addison K. May, MD, John B. Holcomb, MD, Bryan A. Cotton, MD. Emergency Department Blood Transfusion Predicts Early Massive Transfusion and early Blood Component Requirement. Transfusion. ePub 7 May 2010, September 2010

6. Diaz JJ, Jr., Cullinane DC, Dutton WD, Jerome R, Bagdonas R, Bilaniuk JO, Collier BR, Como JJ, Cumming J, Griffen M et al: The Management of the Open Abdomen in Trauma and Emergency General Surgery: Part 1- Damage Control. J Trauma, 68(6):1425-1438. EPUB 12June2010, June 2010

7. Abouassaly CT, Dutton WD, Zaydfudim V, et al. Postoperative neuromuscu- lar blocker use is associated with higher primary fascial closure rates after damage control laparotomy. J Trauma 2010;69:557-561

8. Dutton WD, Diaz JJ, Jr., Miller RS. Critical Care Issues in Managing Com- plex Open Abdominal Wound. J Intensive Care 2012 May;27(3):161-71. Epub 2011 Mar 24.

9. Diaz JJ Jr, Dutton WD, Ott MM, Cullinane DC, et al. Eastern Association for the Surgery of Trauma: a review of the management of the open abdomen-- part 2 "Management of the open abdomen". J Trauma. 2011 Aug;71(2):502-12. Review.

Book Chapters

Jose Diaz, William Dutton, Richard Miller. Chapter 19; The Complicated Abdominal Wall. Sabinston’s Textbook of Surgery, 19th Edition.

Work/Military Assignment History

06/16-01/22

2/16-06/16 03/16-12/16-201*-****-**/15-Present 03/14-03/15 02/14-07/15 06/13-03/14 12/11-07/15 4/11-10/11

7/10-present 7/09-6/10 7/08-6/09 8/07-6/08

8/07-6/08 8/07-7/07 8/03-7/06

Trauma Medical Director Lvl 2 ACS Trident Medical Center, Charleston, SC

Interim Trauma Medical Director Lvl 2 ACS TMC, Charleston, SC CoDirector for Critical Care, TMC, Charleston, SC

Board of Directors for Independence Fund

Trauma Surgeon, Trident Medical Center, Charleston, SC

Director, Surgical Services, USNS Mercy

Team Leader, Acute Care Surgery, NMCSD

Director, Critical Care Services, NMCSD

Director, Surgical Intensive Care Unit, NMCSD

US OIC

Deputy Medical Director

Chief Surgeon UK Role 3 Bastion Helmand Province, Afghanistan

Staff Surgeon/Critical Care, Department of General Surgery, Naval Med- ical Center San Diego

Instructor, Division of Trauma and Critical Care, Department of Surgery, Vanderbilt University Medical Center

Clinical Fellow, Division of Trauma and Critical Care, Department of Surgery, Vanderbilt University Medical Center

General Surgeon, Department of Orthopedic and General Surgery, Robert E. Bush Naval Hospital, P.O. Box 788250, Twenty-nine Palms, CA 92278- 8250

Trauma and Critical Care Attending, Scripps Mercy Medical Center, San Diego, CA

Chief Resident, Department of General Surgery, Naval Medical Center San Diego, 34800 Bob Wilson Drive, San Diego, CA 92134

Resident, Department of General Surgery, Naval Medical Center San Diego, 34800 Bob Wilson Drive, San Diego, CA 92134

9/01-7/03

8/00-9/01

Battalion Surgeon, 3rd BN 3rd Marines, MCBH Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii, De- ployments: Hawaii Combined Arms Operation 02-1 (HCAO 01-3), UDP Okinawa (Balikitan 02 Philippines, Korea Integrated Training Program 02 Korea, Southern Frontier 02 Australia), HCAO 03-01

Assistant Regimental Surgeon/3d Marines Medical Planner/Medical Di- rector Regimental Schools/Medical Supervisor Marine Security Element, MCBH Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii

Deployments: Hawaii Combined Arms Operation 01-1 (HCAO 01-1), HCAO 01-2, Eclipse Charlie 01 (Australia), Tandem Thrust/Freedom Banner 01 (Australia), Tafakula 01 (Tonga)

Medical Officer 3/6 BLT 22 MEU SOC, Camp Lejeune/LF6F, North Car- olina, Deployments: MEU/ARG Workshop, PMINT, II MEF Medical Op- erations Course, AP Hill, MEUEX, SACEX, SOCEX, Bright Star 99 (Egypt), Noble Shirley 99 (Israel), Infinite Moonlight 00 (Jordan) Battalion Surgeon, 3rd BN 6th Marines, Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, Deployments: CAX 98, TCAT 99, MEU/ARG 99-00 (Mediterranean/SW Asia), TCAT 00, Purple Dragon/Purple Caduceus 00

4/99-4/00

7/98-8/00

BIOGRAPHY (abbreviated)

William D. Dutton MD, FACS is board certified in both general surgery and surgical criti- cal care. He served as a medical officer in the U.S. Navy and Marines for over 17 years where he completed 6 tours of duty with multiple overseas deployments including a tour in Helmand Province, Afghanistan. In 2011 he was appointed Deputy Medical Director and Chief of Surgery at Camp Bastion Hospital. Commander Dutton served as the U.S. officer in charge of a sizable combined U.S service force and coordinating the interop- erability of a multi-nation surgical group in this British led Role III facility. Camp Bastion Hospital saw over 2,600 major traumas during Dr. Dutton’s tour there—making it ar- guably the busiest trauma hospital in the world at that time.

For his service, Dr. Dutton was recognized with the Queen’s Commendation for Valu- able Service as well as a Naval commendation.

Dr. Dutton earned his medical degree from the University of Kansas Medical Center, conducted his Surgical Internship at the Methodist Medical Center in Dallas, Texas and completed his residency at the Naval Medical Center in San Diego, CA in General Surgery. He went on the complete Trauma and Surgical Critical Care fellowship at Van- derbilt Medical Center in Nashville, TN.

William continues to serve his country and his community Building a successful level 2 ACS trauma center first as Surgical Director for Intensive Care and as Trauma Medical Director 2016 - 2022 in the Charleston area. He lives in South Carolina’s Low Country with his wife and five children.

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