Air Force Behavioral Health
Resume:
Curriculum Vitae
Date
I. PERSONAL DATA:
1. Personal and Contact Information:
Full Name
Andrew J. Ormond
Degree(s)
MD
Primary Department
Primary One Health - Pediatrics
Office Address
600 N Pickaway St, Suite 300
Circleville, OH 43113
Mailstop
Office Phone
******.******@****************.***
2. Employment History
Years (inclusive)
Employer
Duties
2013 - 2016
US Air Force, San Antonio Uniformed Services Health Education Consortium
Pediatric internship, residency mix of inpatient, outpatient and emergency room settings.
2016 - 2019
US Air Force, McConnell AFB, KS
Head of Pediatrics, working in clinic with personal empanelment of 1,500 patients. Medical Director of the Child Development Center and head of Exceptional Family Member Program coordinating care of medically complex children.
2019 - 2022
University of Kansas School of Medicine - Wichita
Clinical faculty, working in clinic (24+ hours weekly) and Wesley Children’s Hospital Newborn Nursery and Special Care Nursery (192 hours monthly)
2022 – Present
Primary One Health, locations in Columbus and Pickaway County, OH
Pediatrician with large empanelment at both locations 40 hours weekly with 1 week of after-hours call quarterly.
3. Professional Development:
A. Undergraduate and Graduate Education:
Years (inclusive)
Degree (course of study/major)
Institution
2009 - 2013
MD (Doctor of Medicine)
The Chicago Medical School at Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science
B. Postgraduate Education:
Years (inclusive)
Degree Institution
2013 - 2014
Internship (Pediatrics)
San Antonio Uniformed Services Health Education Consortium
2014 - 2016
Residency (Pediatrics)
San Antonio Uniformed Services Health Education Consortium
C. Continuing Education
Year(s)
Course Title
Description
2013 - 2021
NRP Provider
Workshop, sponsored by Wesley Medical Center, primary area of focus: Health Professions Education
2013 - 2022
PALS Provider
Workshop, sponsored by Life, primary area of focus: Health Professions Education
2016
Pediatric Fundamentals of Critical Care Course
Workshop, sponsored by Department of Defense, primary area of focus: Patient Care
2016
Military Medical Humanitarian Assistance Course
Workshop, sponsored by Department of Defense, primary area of focus: Public Service
2019
REACH Institute Behavioral Health in Pediatric Primary Care
Workshop, sponsored by REACH Institute
2019
Medical Education Intensive
Workshop, sponsored by KU Wichita School of Medicine
2019
Excellence in Pediatrics
Professional Conference, sponsored by Excellence in Pediatrics Institute, primary area of focus: Medical Education
2020
Teaching for Excellence Series
Workshop, sponsored by KU Wichita School of Medicine, primary area of focus: Teaching Skills
2020
KAAP Progress in Pediatrics Conference
Professional Conference, sponsored by Kansas Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics
2021
Aerospace Medicine Program
Military Medical Training and Certification, sponsored by US Air Force, Kansas Air National Guard, primary area of focus: Military Medical Training
2022
Spring Pediatrics Conference, Symposia Medicus
Primary care, newborn care and emergency care pediatrics training
2022
Lactation Education Resources, Breastfeeding course
Training for breastfeeding education to assist mothers of neonates in appropriate nutrition for their child
D. Academic and Professional Appointments and Activities:
Month and Year
Position
Institution
December 2009 - Present
US Air Force Commissioning
June 2013 - Present
US Air Force Promotion
July 2014 - June 2016
Instructor
Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
July 1, 2017 - June 30, 2019
Clinical Assistant Professor
Wichita - Pediatrics, The University of Kansas Medical Center
June 2019 - Present
US Air Force Promotion
July 1, 2019 - 2022
Clinical Assistant Professor
Wichita - Pediatrics, The University of Kansas Medical Center
Jan 7, 2023 - Present
Chief of Aerospace Medicine
US Air Force 178th Medical Group, Ohio Air National Guard
E. Professional Registration/Licensure:
Year(s)
Number
State/Country
Expires: 2020
Obtained: 2014
28273
Nebraska
Obtained: 2019
04-41978
Kansas
Obtained: 2022
35.145209
Ohio
F. Professional Certification(s):
Board
Expires: 2026
Obtained: 2016
General Pediatrics, American Board of Pediatrics
G. Professional Societies and Affiliations:
Year(s)
Organization
2013 - Present
American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP)
2019 - Present
Medical Society of Sedgwick County
H. Honors and Awards:
Year(s)
Award
2016
Air Force Achievement Medal Selected due to novel research project completed over 2 years and excellent service in residency.
2019
Air Force Commendation Medal Received for exceptional service rendered from 2016-2019 in clinical, leadership and administrative duties.
2019
Company Grade Officer of the Quarter I was chosen among all Second Lieutenants, First Lieutenants and Captains in my squadron due to exceptional service in the community and US Air Force.
I. Acronyms:
Acronym
Full Name
AAP
American Academy of Pediatrics
II. TEACHING ACTIVITIES:
1. Teaching Activities Opening Statement:
2. Instruction:
A. Didactic
Academic Year
Title and Course Number
Lecture or Presentation Title
Instruction
Learner
Type
Hours/ Yr (actual instruction)
Number of Learners/ Yr
Type of Learner(s)
(i.e. medical & grad students, residents)
2017 - Present
Pediatric Clerkship Lecture
Wichita
Adjustment Disorder and Pediatric Differential Diagnosis
Lecture - General
6
75
Medical Students
2020 - 2021
Wichita
Aeroallergens Diagnosis and Management in Primary Care
Lecture - General
2
27
Residents
2020
US Air Force National Guard
Alcohol Use Disorder and the Military
Guest Lecture
1
78
Military Healthcare Professionals and Medical Administrative Staff
2020
Kansas Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics
Behavioral Health in Primary Care
Conference Teaching
1
40
Healthcare Professionals
2020 - Present
Wichita
Assessment of the Newborn
Board Prep
1
27
Residents
2021
Wichita
Asthma Diagnosis and Management in Primary Care
Lecture - General
2
27
Residents
2022
McConnell AFB
Alcohol Use Disorder and the Airman
Lecture – General
1
75
Air Force Medical Personnel
B. Non-didactic
Academic Year
Title and Course Number
Lecture or Presentation Title
Instruction
Learner
Type
Hours/ Yr (actual instruction)
Number of Learners/ Yr
Type of Learner(s)
(i.e. medical & grad students, residents)
2020
REACH Institute
Behavioral Health in Children Case Presentation
Conference - Case
1
15
Healthcare Professionals
C. Clinical
Academic Year
Instruction
Learner
Length of Service
(i.e. 8 weeks x 6 clerkships/yr; 40 hrs/wk x 6 wks)
Type
Hours
Number of Learners
Type of Learner
(i.e. medical students, residents, fellows)
2019 - 2022
Clerkship
28 per week
3
Medical Student
28 hrs/wk x 8 wks x 6 Clerkships/yr
2019 - 2022
Clinic - Inpatient
24 per week
2
Medical Student
24 hrs/wk x 1 wks x 50 Clinic - Inpatients/yr
2019 - 2022
Clinic - Inpatient
24 per week
3
Resident
24 hrs/wk x 3 wks x 17 Clinic - Inpatients/yr
2019 - 2022
Clinic - Outpatient
6 per week
4
Resident
6 hrs/wk x 6 wks x 50 Clinic - Outpatients/yr
D. Master’s Theses and PhD Dissertations Directed
Year
Student Name
Thesis Title
Degree (completed/in progress)
E. Supervision of Students, Residents and/or Postdoctoral Fellows
Year
Resident/Fellow Name
Area of Study
2020 - 2022
Amanda Fischer (Supervised Research)
Pediatric Resident
2020 - 2022
Kristine Casanova-Torres (Supervised Research)
Pediatric Resident
2020 - 2021
Mariah Johnson (Clinical Project)
Medical Student
2020 - 2022
Joshua Albright (Clinical Project)
Pediatric Resident
2021 - 2022
Kennedy Kirkpatrick (Supervised Research)
Medical Student
2021 - Present
Michael Lane (Supervised Research)
Pre-Medical
2022 - Present
Tejasri Polana (Supervised Research)
IMG Graduate, applying for residencies
F. Advising
Date
Student or Group Name
Type of Student/Group
G. Other Teaching Activities
Date
Title
Location
Teaching Function
Type of Learner
2020
Teaching for Excellence Series Workshop Educational Project Presentation
Wichita
Faculty Development
Faculty
2020
Teaching for Excellence Workshop SMART goals in medical education
Wichita
Faculty Development
Faculty
3. Development of Educational Materials:
Year(s)
Title/Description
Intended Audience
2021 - Present
Antidepressant Discontinuation Syndrome Discharge Teaching Materials and staff education. Development of Educational handout on ADS for patient families and preparation of educational video for staff education regarding background of ADS, utilization of teaching handout and QI project.
Faculty, Healthcare Professionals, Interns, Residents
2022
Alcohol Use Disorder small group discussions developed from my Alcohol Use Disorder lecture to be given in multiple settings with audiences across the military unit with the behavioral health team to address high risk behavior concerns in the population.
All US Air Force personnel in the 184th Wing in the Kansas Air National Guard
4. Educational Leadership:
Year(s)
Name/Course/Activity
Description/Role (course info, mentoring, other leadership)
2020 - 2022
Integrated Behavioral Health Workgroup
Co-president of workgroup developing Patient Centered Behavioral Health model of care in KU Wichita Pediatrics Clinic, working with fellow faculty, resident physicians and medical students. We are working to develop educational tools to train staff, providers and resident physicians regarding PCBH and how the modified model will work in our clinic.
2020 - 2022
Mental Health of Children in Wichita Workgroup
Workgroup member
III. SERVICE ACTIVITIES:
1. Clinical Service (Patient Care)
Clinic, Primary One Health Pickaway and Sawmill Rd locations. Actively manage care for empanelment of over 800 pediatric patients 5 days weekly, day quarterly and cover after hours call 1 week quarterly. (Aug 2022 – Present)
Clinic, KU Wichita Pediatric Faculty Clinic. Actively manage care for an empanelment of 400 pediatric patients 2-3.5 days per week in clinic. Precept patient care of 3-4 resident physicians weekly and 3-4 medical students weekly. (July 2019 - 2022)
Clinic, Wesley Medical Center. Manage clinical care of on average 30 newborns weekly in the Special Care Nursery and Newborn Nursery. Perform and/or oversee circumcisions, on average 5-10 monthly. Directly supervise 4 resident physicians and on average 4 medical students monthly in the care of these patients. (July 2019 - 2022)
2. Other Service (Not Patient Care)
A. International and National Service
Year(s)
Committee/Task Force/Community Service/Society/Other
Role and Description
(e.g. member/chair, planned the annual meeting, etc.)
2022 – Present
Ohio Air National Guard (US Air Force)
Member
Chief of Aerospace Medicine. Serving on the Executive Counsel of the 178th Medical Group, Ohio Air National Guard. Provided oversight and participated in Occupational Health programs and maintenance of medical readiness for the 178th Wing to support our missions around the world at least 16 hours monthly. This includes providing Occupational health exams for Firefighters, Pilots, Aircrew and other personnel. Also, participating in regular shop visits to evaluate food sanitation, occupational risk hazard exposure, review of Occupational exposure programs such as Fetal Protection Program, Hearing Conservation Program, and other programs.
2022
Pediatric Academic Societies
National
Reviewer, Abstract
Abstract reviewer for PAS Meeting 2022.
2019 - 2022
Kansas Air National Guard (US Air Force)
Member
Provided care for maintenance of medical readiness for the 184th Intelligence Wing to support our missions around the world at least 16 hours monthly. Served actively for 2 months during the Kansas Emergency COVID-19 pandemic response. Specifically, I supported medical readiness of Army and Air National Guard members actively involved in COVID support missions throughout the state, and also lead a 5 member team as Officer-in-charge for part of the state's mobile mission for testing and COVID vaccination on the front lines of the state's response. Missions were coordinated daily with the Kansas Department of Health and Environment and Kansas Department of Emergency Management. Completed over 240 hours of specialized training for Air Force Operational Medicine and Aerospace Medicine.
2017 - Present
American Academy of Pediatrics
Fellow
Fellow since 2017.
2021
Kansas Air National Guard
Officer in Charge
I served as Officer in Charge of 21 Kansas National Guard members in 4 areas of the state of Kansas managing day-to-day operations, morale, discipline and logistics in support of the State Joint Task Force Mobile COVID Operations in assisting the setting up and operation of mobile vaccine sites in concert with county and state health departments and emergency management professionals.
2009 - 2019
United States Air Force
Member
Served as Pediatrician caring for dependent children of Active Duty and Retired military personnel. Specifically, this included being the Pediatric Team Director, Immunization Clinic Director, Medical Director for the Child Development Center and Exceptional Family Member Program Committee Member. Through these, care was coordinated for 1300 patients, immunization supply, storage, safety and administration was coordinated for all ages and military support, and care of those with special needs was directed.
B. Regional, State, and Local Service
Year(s)
Committee/Task Force/Community Service/Society/Other
Role and Description
(e.g. member/chair, planned the annual meeting, etc.)
2020 - 2022
Mental and Behavioral Health of Children in Wichita, KS committee and Improving Collaborative Efforts Subcommittee
Member
Meeting regularly to address the complex needs of delivering care to this growing population within Wichita and the region.
2018 - 2020
Primary Organization, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Member
Volunteered 1 day weekly for 2 hours, teaching 3-4 and 7-8 year old children with emphasis on self-improvement through religious principles.
2017 - 2018
Seminary Organization, Church Educational System, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Teacher
Teacher
Volunteered 5 days weekly teaching high school students an early morning religious class with emphasis on self-improvement and positive world engagement through religious principles.
2016 - 2017
Boy Scouts of America
Director
Cub Master
Member of the Cub Scout committee, planning recruitment efforts, activities and monthly meetings. Served as emcee for monthly pack meeting with awards and activities for a group of 30 boys and their families.
2013 - 2016
Family History Committee, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Member
Worked with individuals and families to assist with family history research weekly and developed and taught a 6 week family history class. Also, worked in community setting, coordinating volunteers and public presentations to assist in the Smithsonian’s Freedmen’s Bureau Project in preparation for the opening of the National African American History Museum.
2011 - 2013
Sunday School Organization, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
President
Served as President in local organization, providing training, oversight and ongoing support to teachers in all classes.
C. KUMC, School of Medicine, and Departmental Service
Year(s)
Committee/Task Force/Community Service/Society/Other
Role and Description
(e.g. member/chair, planned the annual meeting, etc.)
2020 - 2022
Pediatric Department Newsletter Committee
Member
Group of faculty and other members who work to develop content for a newsletter that highlights the department’s activities and outreach to the community. Our audience includes the University, alumni, business, government and regular community members throughout our region.
2019 - 2022
Ambulatory Services Committee
Member
We meet regularly to address issues from all facets of this service. The focus is on improving the quality of the service and forward planning.
2019 - 2022
Newborn Services Committee
Member
We meet regularly to address issues from all facets of this service. The focus is on improving the quality of the service and forward planning.
IV. RESEARCH AND SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES:
1. Scholarly Publications:
A. Articles (Peer-Review Published):
1. Ormond, Andrew., Chao, Stephen., Shapiro, Dov., Walner, David. (2014). Peritonsillar Abscess With Rapid Progression to Complete Airway Obstruction in a Toddler. LARYNGOSCOPE, 124(10), 2418-2421.
B. Other Scholarly Publications:
1. Ormond, Andrew., Faux, Brian. M., Zickefoose, Betty. A., Aden, James., Kapunan, Patricia. E., Roberts, Timothy. A. (2018). Group Education and Multidisciplinary Management for Chronic Headaches Among Adolescents in a Military Treatment Facility: A Retrospective Chart Review (4th ed., vol. 58, pp. 570-578).
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