Vladimir Kalman Gotlieb, MD, MBA

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Forest Hills, NY 11375

Cell: 917-***-****

adxwwh@r.postjobfree.com

Key Strengths & Expertise

Hospital Operations Leadership

Joint commission Preparation and requirements

Physician Recruitment

Lengh of Stay

Patients satisfaction

Clinical research

Community outreach,

Interaction of employed and volunteerphysicians

Strategic Directions Planning

Hospital Executive commitees

Reporting to the Board of Trustees

Residency & Fellowship Programs

Integration into a larger hospital system

Quality,Utilization and Cost data management

Faculty Development

Leadership Development

Patients satisfaction

EDUCATION:

CORNELL UNIVERSITY – S.C. JOHNSON GRADUATE SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT

Executive MBA –Health/Health Care Administration/Management, May 2012

Course Highlights: Brand Management Managerial Accounting Company Valuations

Negotiations Public Speaking Operation Management Financial Markets

Global Project – Health Care Delivery System, Guyana, South America, 2011

Collaborated with local health care providers and senior management staff in Guyana to strategize improvements in urban clinic patient care. Collected demographic data in breast cancer both in the country and the region.

THE BROOKLYN HOSPITAL & MEDICAL CENTER, Brooklyn, NY

Fellowship: Hematology & Oncology, 2000–2003

Residency: Internal Medicine Residency Program, 1998–2000

TERNOPOL MEDICAL SCHOOL, Ternopol, Ukraine, 1995

Doctorate of Medicine

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Forest Hills Hematology and Oncology PC 2006-current

Guthrie Medical Group, Syare, PA

Chief Medical Officer ( CMO) Pensylvania Hospitals

Chairman of Oncology Service Line 1/2022 - May 2023

Guthrie is a not-for-profit, integrated health care system designed to offer patients a full-spectrum of health services incorporating primary care, complex specialty care, behavioral health services, surgical services, inpatient care, durable medical equipment services, home health, long-term care, palliative care and hospice care.

Oncology

Redesign of 3 sites to streamline operational efficiencies

Opening fellowship program

Assesss and redesign services for greater profitability

Ensure proper staffing/recruitment of departmental leaders and staff employees

Hirted 5 oncologists

CMO

CMO for all three Pennsylvania-based hospitals

Re-establishment of palliative care services

Root cause analysis to identified process improvements and streamline operations

Collaborate with chairs of different service lines for organizational improvement

Acting in public relations role through the creation of multi-media promotional materials

Brookdale Hospital and Medical Center, Brooklyn, New York

Vice Chairman of Medicine in Education

Medical Director of Cancer Service Line

Chief of Hematology and Oncology 7/2013 – 1/2022

A 530-bed nonprofit teaching hospital and regional tertiary care center in Brooklyn

Affiliated with Downstate University, Level 1 Trauma Center with multiple training programs Complex urban health care institution with deep historic roots. Brookdale hospital is becoming a tertiary center of a three hospital conglomerate which is called One Brooklyn Health. This include Interfaith, Kingsbrook Jewish and Broookdale University hospiatls with academic affilation of Downstate Medical school. As a Director of Oncology Service Line I will be in charge of three hospital Oncology Department.

Was able to clear over 25 citations and to get Medicine program full accreditation as well as 10 year subspecialties approval and 30% Medicine complement increase,

Remodeling Hospitalists program

Leading a 93 resident, 11 fellows and 45 faculty members teaching program

Oversee an $13 mil budget

Starting and Chairing of the Research committee, Annual Institutional poster competition

Starting Nocturnists Program

Overseeing non-teaching service

Opening an Observation Unit

Leader of the EPIC (electronic medical records) implementation committee

Length of Stay committee, assistant to the CMO

CMO and Chief of Medicine positions are combined at Brookdale (one person)

So as a Vice Chair of Medicine I also serve as an Associate CMO or at times, as acting Chair of Medicine, graduate medical education and regulatory affairs and Ongoing Professional Practice Evaluation (OPPE)

My responsibilities include Institutional quality metrics and patients satisfaction

surveys as well as leading of the cancer service line and community outreach

Champion in Safety of Quality for the Department of Medicine, assistant to the CMO

Chairman of the Pharmacy and Theraputics Committee

Brookdale hospital is becoming a tertiary center of a three hospital conglomerate which is called One Brooklyn Health. This include Interfaith, Kingsbrook Jewish and Broookdale University hospiatls with academic affilation of Downstate Medical school. As a Director of Oncology Service Line I will be in charge of three hospital Oncology. Downstate university hospital has 16 hematology and Oncology Fellows fellows.

Chief of Hematology and Oncology Division Fellowship Program Director 2013 – Present

Leading the Department with 8 fellows, 2 PHD’s, 6 attendings and a basic science lab

(The only basic science oncology lab in Brooklyn).

The program is fully accredited for 10 years.

Responsibilities:

Recruitment of the faculty and fellows, recruiting of the new Fellowship program director, applying for the grants, negotiations with the pharmaceutical companies on the contracts, overseeing the infusion unit.

Institutional anticoagulation committee Chair. Mentoring fellows for publications and research, grand rounds in Brookdale University Hospital, Nassau University Hospital, and Jacobi Medical Center, Downstate Medical Center.

Floor rounds and core conferences.

Working on the inter-institutional consortium of oncology programs, part of DSRIP initiative of redesigning health care delivery system in Brooklyn.

Nassau University Medical Center (NUMC), East Meadow, NY 2009 - 2013

Level I trauma, tertiary academic medical center affiliated with North Shore

Long Island Jewish Health care system. Complex health care environment with majority of patients being underprivileged and underinsured in the middle of one of the wealthiest counties in the United States.

Chief of Hematology & Oncology Division, Department of Internal Medicine

Revitalized struggling Hematology & Oncology Division, which faced potential shut down. Analyzed and evaluated present practices and policies to determine most cost-effective and feasible ways to rejuvenate department operations.

Created a special Palliative Care Team within the hospital combined with North Shore University Palliative Care Team to enable a rotation of a North Shore Fellow in Ethics to Nassau University Medical Center.

Started new Hematology and Oncology Fellowship program.

Chair, Cancer Committee NUMC the program that oversees all cancer-related activities and reports to the American College of Surgeons, we made an impact through this program vital for hospital prestige and for maintaining designation as a Cancer Care Center. We worked on a project of remodeling the Infusion unit, improving reporting to the state of all cancer cases and making cancer care a multidisciplinary task for medical and GYN oncologists, surgeons and radiation oncologists.

Transfusion Committee Chair at NUMC, So approve blood and blood product transfusions, participate in interdepartmental meetings and interact with transfusion service on the technical component. As a Chair of the transfusion and apheresis committee we worked on an appropriate use of blood products especially for trauma patients and patient for neurosurgery.

COMMITTEES AND ACTIVITIES

Mentorship of Medical residents

Quality Chart reviews

Morbidity and Mortality reviews

Pharmacy and Therapeutic committee

GME strategic committee member

Transfusion committee

Pharmacy patients assistance program((Saved NUMC $2.5 M over 2011, 2012 fiscal years- data presented at the national Oncology meeting in Chicago May, 2013 and Published in Journal of Community Oncology)

Palliative care pilot project special assignment by the CMO

Faculty practice implementation committee

Safety and Quality committee

Cancer committee

THE BROOKLYN HOSPITAL CENTER, Brooklyn, NY 2000–2009

Associate Hematology and Oncology Fellowship Program Director.

Urban Hospital located in Downtown Brooklyn affiliated with Columbia

Presbyterian Health care system and Cornell University School of Medicine

Helped with revitalizing of the Oncology program, expanded the Fellowship from 3 to 5 fellows, received grants from NY State for population cancer screening program.

Established Journal clubs and signed an agreement for rotating fellows at Cornell University for Bone marrow transplant rotation.

Passed two ACGME fellowship reviews with 3 and 5 year full accreditations respectively. Three fellows moved on to the bone marrow transplant fellowships. Achieved 100% passing rate on the boards for 7 years in a row.

Medical Director, Hematology–Oncology 2005–2007

Promoted to Medical Director of Oncology Practices in 2006

Played a key role in multiple improvements, including establishing a new infusion center, expanding the staff, and improving collection and authorization rates.

Renovating the infusion center, working on 340b program and reaching out to the community physicians to use the center for chemotherapy infusions.

Helping fellows and attendings with publications and presentations including grand rounds and national meetings, implementing EMR.

As Performance Committee Chair, assisting Chairman of Medicine led several committees and multiple projects to improve quality of care and length of stay:

Assisted Chairman of Medicine in residency and hematology-oncology fellowship review preparation.

The multiple projects as a Chairman of the Performance Improvement Committee in the Brooklyn Hospital Center included reviews of academic programs and interactions between specialties, anticoagulation in orthopedic patients, decreasing readmissions less than 30 days and decreasing the length of stay, surveillance measures in diabetis and decreasing of use of blood products in GI patients, patients with stroke and collecting Press Ganey scores for physicians.

BOARD CERTIFICATION

Board Certified, Internal Medicine (2000, 2010,2022)

Oncology (2003, 2013, 2023)

Hematology ( 2004, 2013)

LICENSURE

Medical License – Medicine & Surgery, State of New York, License # 218369-1, 2000–present

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

Member, American Medical Association, 2000–Present

Member, American Society of Clinical Oncology, 2004–Present

Member, American Society of Hematology, 2003–Present

Member, New York State Hematology-Oncology Society, 2009–Present

Fellow of American College of Hospital Executives from 2012

PUBLICATIONS & Presentations

Sokolova A, Mararenko A, Rozin A, Podrumar A, Gotlieb V. Hereditary persistence of hemoglobin F is protective against red cell sickling. A case report and brief review. Hematol Oncol Stem Cell Ther. 2017;10;16.

Limin Gao, Jivin Joseph, Marcelle Levy-Santoro, Alan Multz, Vladimir Gotlieb.

Utilization of Pharmaceutical Patient and Prescription Assistace Programs via a Pharmacy Department Patient Assistace Program for Indigent Cancer Patients. Hospital Pharmacy, 2016

Ziqiang Zhu, Hui Chen, Rupinder Gill, Jenchin Wang, Samuel Spitalewitz and Vladimir Gotlieb

Diabetic ketoacidosis presenting with atypical hemolytic uremic syndrome associated with a variant of complement factor B in an adult: a case report. J Med Case Rep. 2016; 10: 38

Zhu Z, Liu W, Gotlieb V. The rapidly evolving therapies for advanced melanoma--Towards immunotherapy, molecular targeted therapy, and beyond. Crit Rev Oncol Hematol. 2016 Mar; 91-9.

Reiser IW, Ali S, Gotlieb V, Spitalewitz S. Hypercalcemia-Induced Hypokalemic Metabolic Alkalosis in a Multiple Myeloma Patient: The Risk of Furosemide Use.

Case Rep Oncol. 2015 Sep 18;8(3):389-93.

Limin Gao, Jivin Joseph, Marcelle Levy-Santoro, Vladimir Gotlieb, Alan S. Multz. Use of a Prescription-Assistance Program for Medically Uninsured Patients with Cancer: Case Study of a Public Hospital Experience in New York State, Journal of Oncology Practice, March, 2014

Vladimir Gotlieb, Araxi Gevorgyan. Blue Roses. Palliative and Supportive Care. 2013, June, 4:1-2.

Li Li, Schuster IP, Jacob R, Hupart KH, Gotlieb V.

Springer plus. 2013 Oct 17; 2:536. Potential benefit of hormonal therapy for non-uterine soft tissue sarcoma (STS) - a case report and literature review.

Pathak Prajwok, Zilberman Valerie, Avezbakiyev Boris, Gotlieb Vladimir. Hairy cell leukemia in a patient with situs inversus totalis: an extremely rare combination. Future of Oncology. 2013; May; 753-6.

Xi Emily Zheng, Ting Li, Seth Lipka, Evan Levine, Raymond Vlacaich, Umeko Takeshige, Paul Mustachia, Alan Multz, Vladimir Gotlieb. Location Dependent Ethnic Differences in the Risk of Colorectal Adenoma: A retrospective Multiethnic Study. Journal of Clinical Gastroenterology, 2013, February.

Vaibhav Verma, Vladimir Gotlieb, Joshua Fogel, Alan Multz, Geeti Sharma. Lung Cancer Screening for the Poor and Underserved: Should Routine Screening be Performed? World Journal of Oncology, Vol. 3, No 3, June 2012.

Xi Emily Zheng, Ting Li, Seth Lipka, Evan Levine, Raymond Vlacaich, Umeko Takeshige, Paul Mustachia, Alan Multz, Vladimir Gotlieb. Location Dependent Ethnic Differences in the Risk of Colorectal Adenoma: A retrospective Multiethnic Study. Accepted to Journal of Clinical Gastroenterology, 12/2012.

Steven Walerstein, Alan Multz and Vladimir Gotlieb. Financial Logistics Loom Large. Annals of Internal Medicine. October, 18, 2011, pp 540-542.

Wanqing Zhi, Jinhua Wu, Mark Mulvihill, Qun-sheng Ji, Spephan Hubbard, W Todd Miller, Vladimir Gotlieb and Alan Multz. Small-molecule inhibition of the IGF1 receptor. Poster presentation on NY Chapter of American College of physicians in Rochester, NY 2011.

Acua Asante, Ritica Oberoi, Dyan Rajan, Vladimir Gotlieb. Acute chest syndrome as initial presentation of sickle cell/B-thalassemia disease in 27-year-old Indian male. Presentation on NY Chapter of American College of physicians in Rochester, NY 2011.First prize.

V. Gotlieb, V. Verma, J. Fogel, A. Multz, R. J. Gralla. Comparative analysis of lung cancer in a public hospital versus private hospitals in New York 2011 ASCO Annual Meeting, Chicago, Illinois Abstract No: 6037, J Clin Oncol 29: 2011 (suppl; abstr 6037)

Jorge M. Hurtado-Cordovi, Vaibhav Verma, Vladimir Gotlieb, and Marianne Frieri. Lymphocyte Rich Hodgkin's Lymphoma Presented with Warm Hemolytic Anemia: A Case Report and Literature Review. Case Reports in Hematology Volume 2011, doi:10.1155/2011/385408

Jorge Miguel Hurtado-Cordovi, Louay Hanna, Vladimir Gotlieb, Alan S Multz, and Anastasia Pigal. A Case of an Unusually Aggressive Cutaneous Anaplastic Large T-Cell Lymphoma in a HIV Patient Treated With CHOP. Case reports in Oncological Medicine. December, 2011

Carl Ruoff, Louay Hanna, Wanqing Zhi, Ghulamullah Shahzad, Vladimir Gotlieb, and Muhammad Wasif Saif. Cancers of the Appendix: Review of the Literatures ISRN Oncology Volume 2011 (2011), Article ID 728579, doi:10.5402/2011/728579

Bulathsingala P.C., Gevorgyan A., Gotlieb V, Saif MW, “Unusual case of Jaundice” Journal of Cutaneous and Ocular Toxicology, July 2009.

Khaled S, Gotlieb V, and Patel A, "Totally implantable venous access system (TIVAS): An unusual complication," Radiology Case Reports, Vol 4, #1, Jan. 2009.

Gotlieb V, Khaled S, Baranov D and Patel A, “E-letter to the editor of Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases, "Irreversible Hodgkin's lymphoma in 2 patients treated with methotrexate" published in October 2008.

Gotlieb V. Review of article by Bacobo, Marianna and Cathey John, “Management of ascitis in Cancer patients,” Annals of Saudi Medicine, Manuscript #08-573, September, 2008.

Gotlieb V. “Marijuana and Sickle Cell Disease, Blood, 8, Abstract # 4826 ASH 2008, November 16, 2008

Damerla V, Gotlieb V, Larson H, Saif MW, “Pancreatic enzyme supplementation in pancreatic cancer,” J Supportive Oncology, 6(8):393-6: 2008 Nov-Dec.

Khaled S, Gotlieb V, Schuster I, Saif MN, “Multiple Lymphomatous Polyposis Associated with Small Lymphocytic Leukemia: A Unique Presentation.” The Journal of Gastrointestinal and Liver Diseases, December 2008.

Alhuwalia M, Gotlieb V, Demerla V, Saif MN, “Aggressive Burkitt-like lymphoma of colon in patient with prior celiac disease,” Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, 79(3-4); 173-5, Dec. 2007.

Mar N, Khalid S, Kencana F, Gergis U, Khattak F, Brodsky N, Gotlieb V, “Multiple lymphomatous polyposis as a sole presentation of mantle cell lymphoma,” Journal of Clinical Gastro. 40(7): 653-4; Aug. 2006.

Gotlieb, V, Khaled, S, Lopko, I, Mar, N, Saif, NM, “Skin rash secondary to bevacizumab in a patient with advanced colorectal cancer and relation to response,” Anticancer Drugs. 17(10):1227-9; Nov. 2006.

Gotlieb, V, Darji, J, Bloomfield, K, Chadburn, A, Patel, A and Brownschweig, I, “Eosinophilic variant of chronic myeloid leukemia with vascular complication,” Leukemia & Lymphoma, 44: 1609-13; September, 2003

Khurshid, S, Gotlieb, V, Abbassi, E, Baranov, V, Patel, A, “Multifocal arterial thrombosis in a patient with Hemophilia A.” Abstract #3872, Blood, vol. 100, November 2002.

Haque,B, Gotlieb, V, Bolla, S, Bloomfield, K, Patel, A, “Unusual presentation of Hematological Malignancies: Primary central nervous system B-cell lymphoma of marginal zone B-type in a neurosyphilis patient,” Journal of Clinical Oncology, 22: 1333-5; 2004; April 1, 2004.

Bolla, S, Gotlieb, V, Borukhova, M, Braunschweig, I, and Patel, A, “Plasmacytoma of the pancreas. A case report. An abstract.” 18th UICC International Cancer Congress. Oslo, Norway, June 30- July 5, 2002.

Gotlieb, V, Singareddy, S, Gergis, S, Vakios, J, Chadburn, A, Yavorkovsky, LL, Patel, A. Butt A, and Nayak, A, “Leptomeningeal involvement in a patient with splenic lymphoma with “villous” lymphocytes.” Leukemia and Lymphoma, vol. 43, 2002, pp. 1337-40.

Gotlieb, V, Guevera, E. Stain, A, Nayak, A, “Diffuse large cell lymphoma [DLCL] of the liver treated with highly active antiretroviral therapy.” Poster at the ASH meeting. December 7-11, 2001. Blood, vol. 98, Nov.16, 2001.

Gotlieb, V, Singareddy, S. Patel, A, Yavorkovsky, LL. “Irreversible Cardiomyopathy associated with interferon- alfa treatment for Philadelphia positive chronic myelogenous leukemia,” Abstract #4767 ASH meeting December 7-11, 2001. Blood, vol. 98, Nov.16, 2001.

Gotlieb, V, Patel, A, Petrov, M, Chadburn, A, Yavorkovsky, LL, “Lymphoplasmacytoid lymphoma [immunocytoma] with bone lesions, IgA gammopathy, Bence Jones proteinurea and “villous” lymphocytes. An abstract.” B-cell lymphoproliferative disorders II,” Amsterdam, the Netherlands, June 2-5, 2001.

Special Awards

1.Outstaniding Medical Achievement Award by Chineese Medical Society, New York chapter 2015

2.New York State Congressional Proclamation Award. HERO foundation of Guyana, South America 2017.

3.Award of Appreciation in Recognition of Scholarly Activities,

Bangladeshi Medical association of North America, New York Chapter, 19th annual convention, June 21, 2014

4.Leading Physicians of the World award 2017, by International Association Of Health Care Practitioners

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