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Gay Best Richardson, MD
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Gay Best Richardson, M.D.
Academic Background
· Licensure Kentucky
· Special Interests Industrial injury, low back pain, myofascial pain syndrome, electrodiagnostics
Board Certifications Diplomate, American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 5/2002
Diplomate, American Board of Pain Medicine 3/2004
Diplomate, American Board of Electrodiagnostic Medicine 4/2006
Residency Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation o University of Kentucky Chandler Medical Center o Cardinal Hill Rehabilitation Hospital o Veterans Affairs Medical Center o Lexington Center for Health and Rehabilitation o Shriners Hospital for Children
Internship University of Kentucky Chandler Medical Center Lexington, Kentucky July 1997 – June 1998
Medical School M. D., University of Kentucky College of Medicine Lexington, Kentucky July 1993 – May 1997
Undergraduate B. S., Eastern Kentucky University Richmond, Kentucky Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry August 1989 – May 1993 Honors and Awards
Medical School 2001 Resident of the Year Award 1997 Graduated with Distinction 1997 Outstanding Student in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 1995 Promoted to third year class with Distinction
Undergraduate 1993 Graduated Magna Cum Laude 1992 Golden Key Honor Society 1992 Phi Sigma Biology Honor Society 1991 - 1992 Outstanding Junior in Biological Sciences
Research Experience
“The Effects of Surgical Correction of Equinus Deformity in Children with Cerebral Palsy” (paper accepted for presentation) Gay B. Richardson, M.D.; Brian Carney, M.D.; Donna Oeffinger, M.S.
“The Effect of Aerobic Exercise on Endurance and Community Mobility in Spinal Cord Injured Adults.” (abstract accepted for poster presentation) Gay B. Richardson, M.D.; Jody L. Clasey, Ph.D.; J.W. Yates, Ph.D.; David R. Gater, M.D., Ph.D.
“Aerobic Exercise Intervention and Spinal Cord Injury: The Effect of Exercise on Functional ADLs and Community Mobility” (plan) Gay B. Richardson, M.D.; Jody L. Clasey, Ph.D.; J.W. Yates, Ph.D.; David R. Gater, M.D., Ph.D.
Standardization of research lab according to Environmental Protection Agency guidelines using Ceriodaphnia dubia for mine water reclamation project, supervised by Barbara A. Ramey, Ph.D., Eastern Kentucky University
Resident Lectures
§ Pressure Ulcers 8/2000 § The Physiatric History and Physical Examination 7/2000 § Anatomy, The Back 10/1998, 11/1999, 11/2000 § Anatomy, The Flexor and Extensor Forearm 10/1999 § Anatomy, The Brachial Plexus 10/2000 § Central Pontine Myelinolysis (case presentation) and the Management of Sodium Derangement in the Rehabilitation Setting 7/1999 § Acute Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropathy (case presentation) 4/2001 § Journal Club Presentations 7/1998, 7/1999, 2/2000, 7/2000, 2/2001 § Osteoporosis 4/1999 § Swallowing Disorders 10/1999 § Neural Aspects of Motor Function and Recovery 9/1998
Formal Presentations
§ “Myofascial Pain Syndrome” 6/2004 § “Fibromyalgia: Diagnosis, Treatment, and New Developments” 9/2001, 9/2001 (radio presentation), 9/2002 § “The Effects of Surgical Correction of Equinus Deformity in Children with Cerebral Palsy” UKMC PM&R 12th Annual Research Day 6/2000 and Kentucky Medical Association Annual Assembly 9/2000 § “Selected Trisomies, Deletions, and Sex Chromosome Abnormalities” Grand Rounds, Shriners Hospital 5/2000 § Case Presentations Shriners Hospital Oleika Lectures 3/2000 § Myofascial Pain Syndrome UKMC PM&R 9/1999 § “The Effect of Aerobic Exercise on Endurance and Community Mobility in Spinal Cord Injured Adults” UKMC PM&R 11th and 12th Annual Research Days 6/1999, 6/2000 and Kentucky Medical Association Annual Assembly 8/1999
Professional Memberships
§ American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation § American Academy of Pain Medicine § American Academy of Neuromuscular and Electrodiagnostic Medicine § McCracken County Medical Society § Kentucky Medical Association § American Medical Association § Southern Horse Owners and Exhibitors § Zonta International Service and Committee Memberships
§ 2000 – 2001 Chief Resident § 2000 – 2001 Education Committee § 2000 – 2001 Chief Resident’s Forum § 2000 Family Practice Residency Review Committee § 1999 – 2000 Supervision and teaching of medical students during fourth year elective rehabilitation rotations § 1999 – 2000 Resident Recruitment Committee § 1999 – 2000 Medical Quality Improvement Committee, Cardinal Hill Rehabilitation Hospital § 1998 Team Physician for Paris and George Rogers Clark High Schools (one game each) § 1996 Hearing Committee Chairman, Honor Council § 1994 - 1996 Student Representative, Honor Council Continuing Education§ Pain Management: Improving the Standards of Compliance 11/2001 (5.5hours) § 18th Annual University of Utah Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Update 1/2002 (12 hours) § 2002 Self-Directed Physiatric Education Program Study Guide (20 hours) § AAPM&R Annual Scientific Assembly 11/2002 Orlando, Florida (14.5 hours) § Western Baptist Hospital AIDS Education Course 9/2002 (2hours) § Western Baptist Hospital Education “Narcotics Use and Misuse: Street Habits” 11/2002 (1 hour) § AADEP “The AMA Guides 5th Edition: The Medico-Legal Interface” 5/2003 (13 hours) § CALMS “Insomnia: Symptom or Syndrome? Strategies for Successful Diagnosis and Treatment” 5/2003 (2 hours) § Part B News “Future of Medicare Part B” 5/2003 (1.5 hours) § 2003 Self-Directed Physiatric Education Program Study Guide (20 hours) § UCSD “Psychopharmacology of Energy and Fatigue” Teleconference 7/2003 (1 hour) § UCSD “The Not So Selective Serotonin Selective Re-uptake Inhibitors” Course Home Study Program 9/2003 (7 hours) § MedRisk “Risk Management Essentials for Physicians Part II 11/2003 (5 hours) § KMA “Medical Liability Reform in Kentucky – What’s Next?” 1/2004 (1 hour) § University of Wisconsin “Overview of Pain Management” Teleconference 1/2004 (1 hour) § American Academy of Pain Medicine National Meeting 3/2004 Orlando, Florida (25.75 hours) § Dannemiller Memorial Education Foundation “Optimizing Opiod Therapy for Persistent Nonmalignant Pain: Management of Back Pain” 6/2004 (1 hour) § AMA “Pain Management” Modules Parts 1-4 7/2004 (12 hours) § Center for Health Care Education, LLC “Managing Fibromyalgia: From Laboratory to Clinical Practice” 12/204 (1 hour) § University of Kentucky “Opiod Dosing in the Management of Noncancer Breakthrough Pain” 12/2004 (1 hour) § CME Consultants, Inc. “Managing Chronic Pain With Opiods: Part 1 of a 2 part Special Report” 12/2004 (1 hour) § University of Wisconsin Madison “Postherpetic Neuralgia as a Model to Distinguish Neuropathic from Musculoskeletal Pain” 2004 (2 hours) § Dannemiller Memorial Educational Foundation “Clinical Manifestations and Treatment Options for Chronic Non-Malignant Pain” 12/2004 ( 1 hour) § CME Resource #9420 “Vaccinia: The Vaccine That Protects Against Smallpox” 12/2004 (5 hours) § CME Resource #9901 “Osteoporosis: Diagnosis and Treatment: 12/2004 (5 hours) § CME Resource #9609 “Eating Disorders” 12/2004 (15 hours) § 28th Annual Electrodiagnosis and Clinical Neurophysiology: A High Intensity Review, Chicago, Illinois 3/2005 (28.5 hours) § Manage Chronic Pain to Drive High Efficacy Rates and Increase Productivity 9/2005 (12 hours) § “Breakthroughs and Challenges in the Management of Common Chronic Pain Conditions: A Focus on Neuropathic Pain” 9/2005 (1.5 hours) § CME Resource #9026 “Clinical Management if Patients with Ventricular Arrhythmias” 2/2006 (15 hours) § CME Resource #9440 “Influenza: A Comprehensive Review” 2/2006 (10 hours) § CME Resource #9170 “What Healthcare Professionals Should Know About Exercise” 2/2006 (5 hours) § MedRisk “Risk Management Consult: Failure to Diagnose” 10/2006 (6 hours) § 2007 Self-Directed Physiatric Education Program Study Guide 8/2007 (30 hours) § 2005 Self-Directed Physiatric Education Program Study Guide (12/2007) (30 hours) § MedRisk “Risk Management Consult: Documentation” 12/2007 (5 hours)
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