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5	5	MURIEL BOWSER
6	6	MAYOR
7	7	October 26, 2023
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9	9	The Honorable Phil Mendelson
10	10	Chairman
11	11	Council of the District of Columbia
12	12	John A. Wilson Building
13	13	1350 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Suite 504
14	14	Washington, DC 20004
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16	16	Dear Chairman Mendelson:
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18	18	In accordance with section 2 of the Confirmation Act of 1978, effective March 3, 1979 (D.C.
19	19	Law 2-142; D.C. Official Code § 1- 523.01) , and pursuant to section 3042 of the Fatality Review
20	20	Committee Amendment Act of 2018, effective October 30, 2018 (D.C. Law 22- 168; D.C.
21	21	Official Code § 5-1431.01), I am pleased to nominate the following individual :
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23	23	Dr. Erin Hall
24	24	Underwood Street
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26	26	Hyattsville, MD 20782
27	27	for reappointment as a representative from a hospital in the District member of the Violence
28	28	Fatality Review Committee , for a term to end October 12, 2026.
29	29	Enclosed you will find biographical information detailing the experience of the above-mentioned
30	30	nominee, together with proposed resolutions to assist the Council during the confirmation process.
31	31	I would appreciate the Council’s earliest consideration of this nomination for confirmation. Please do not hesitate to contact me, or Steven Walker, Director, Mayor’s Office of Talent and Appointments, should the Council require additional information. Sincerely,
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46	46	~ Phil Mendelson
47	47	at the request
48	48	of the Mayor
49	49	A PROPOSED RESOLUTION
50	50	IN THE COUNCIL OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
51	51	15 To confirm the reappointment of Dr. Erin Hall to the Violence Fatality Review Committee.
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53	53	17 RESOLVED, BY THE COUNCIL OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, That this
54	54	18 resolution may be cited as the "Violence Fatality Review Committee Dr. Erin Hall Confirmation
55	55	19 Resolution of 2023".
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57	57	21 Sec. 2. The Council of the District of Columbia confirms the appointment of:
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59	59	23 Dr. Erin Hall
60	60	24 Underwood Street
61	61	25 Hyattsville, MD 20782
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64	64	as a representative from a hospital in the District member of the Violence Fatality Review
65	65	28 Committee, established by section 3042 of the Fatality Review Committee Amendment Act of
66	66	29 2018, effective October 30, 2018 (D. C. Law 22-168; D.C. Official Code§ 5-1431.01), for a term
67	67	30 to end October 12, 2026.
68	68	31 Sec. 3. The Council of the District of Columbia shall transmit a copy of this resolution,
69	69	32 upon its adoption, to the nominee and to the Office of the Mayor.
70	70	33 Sec. 4. This resolution shall take effect immediately. Erin Carlyle Hall, M.D. M.P.H.
71	71	Assistant Professor, Department of Surgery, Georgetown University School of Medicine
72	72	Attending, Trauma Surgery and Critical Care
73	73	MedStar Washington Hospital Center
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75	75	Employment:
76	76	June 2007 - June 2009 General Surgery Resident , Department of Surgery, Georgetown University
77	77	School of Medicine, Washington DC
78	78	June 2010 - July 2012 Post-Doctoral Research Fellow, Department of Surgery, Johns Hopkins School of
79	79	Medicine, Baltimore MD
80	80	June 2011 - July 2012 Special Volunteer, Division of Cancer Epidemiology and Genetics, National
81	81	Cancer Institute, Rockville MD
82	82	July 2012 - June 2015 General Surgery Resident, Department of Surgery, Georgetown University
83	83	School of Medicine, Washington DC
84	84	July 2015 - June 2016 Fellow, Trauma/Critical Care; R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center, University
85	85	of Maryland School of Medicine, Baltimore MD
86	86	July 2016 - June 2017 Instructor in Surgery, University of Maryland School of Medicine, Baltimore MD
87	87	August 2017 - Assistant Professor of Surgery, Georgetown University School of Medicine,
88	88	Washington DC
89	89	August 2017 - Attending Physician, MedStar Washington Hospital Center, Department of
90	90	Surgery, Division of Trauma and Emergency General Surgery
91	91	August 2017 - Attending Physician, MedStar Washington Hospital Center, Department of
92	92	Critical Care Medicine, Surgical Critical Care
93	93	March 2019- 3H Medical Co -Director, MedStar Washington Hospital Center, Department of
94	94	Critical Care Medicine, Surgical Critical Care
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96	96	Education:
97	97	1997-2001 B.A. University of Chicago, Chicago IL.
98	98	Concentrations: Fundamentals: Issues and Texts; Biology
99	99	2002-2007 M.D. Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford CA.
100	100	2009-2010 M.P.H. Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Baltimore MD.
101	101	Concentration: Epidemiology and Biostatistics
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103	103	Certifications:
104	104	2015 Diplomate, American Board of Surgery
105	105	2016 Board Certified, Surgical Critical Care
106	106	2017 Certificate, Acute Care Surgery
107	107	2018 Fellow, American College of Surgeons
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109	109	Medical Licensures:
110	110	2010 Virginia (inactive)
111	111	2013 District of Columbia ( active)
112	112	2015 Maryland ( inactive)
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114	114	Academic Honors and Awards:
115	115	Hopkins Sommer Scholarship, 2009-2010
116	116	Awarded a Hopkins Sommer Scholarship on admission to the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public
117	117	Health. This is a highly competitive scholarship, awarded based on "leadership, energy, scientific excellence, ambition, political acumen, and determination to change the world." Scholars participate in
118	118	an enrichment program designed to develop leadership skills through volunteerism and real world
119	119	experience with the ultimate goal of producing the next generation of public health leaders.
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121	121	Fogarty-Ellison Fellowship for International Clinical Research, 2005-2006
122	122	Awarded a Fogarty-Ellison International Fellowship in Clinical Research through the NIH. Specialized in
123	123	recruitment for an acute HIV/AIDS study in urban Botswana. Created novel recruitment strategy with
124	124	successful implementation including developing publicity materials; health care worker, community, and
125	125	counselor education; acute HIV screening and counseling; founding a Voluntary Counseling and Testing
126	126	Center that targeted commercial sex workers; and creating partnerships with both NGO and private
127	127	sector Volunteer Counseling and Testing Agencies.
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129	129	Community Partnership Medical Scholar
130	130	Awarded a Community Partnership Medical Scholarship to conduct research on the needs of chronically
131	131	ill older patients at the Stanford University Family Medicine Clinics. Studied the differences in needs and
132	132	perspectives between chronically ill older patients with an identifiable support system and those
133	133	without such a support system.
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135	135	2018 MedStar Washington Hospital Center Surgery Keystone Educator Award
136	136	2018-2020 American College of Surgeons Committee on Trauma Future Trauma Leader
137	137	2018-2020 MedStar Research Scholar
138	138	2016 Surgical Critical Care Program Directors Fellow Research Competition, First Prize
139	139	2016 Region III Committee on Trauma Resident and Fellow Research Competition, First Prize
140	140	2016 Maryland Committee on Trauma Resident and Fellow Research Competition, First Prize
141	141	Top 10 Abstract Award, ASTS 12
142	142	th
143	143	Annual State of the Art Symposium
144	144	AST/CST international distinguished fellows symposium invitee
145	145	Poster of distinction award, ASTS 11
146	146	th
147	147	Annual State of the Art Symposium
148	148	Trainee scholarship recipient, ASTS 11
149	149	th
150	150	Annual State of the Art Symposium
151	151	Marie Simonian Award in Clinical Research; 2010, 2015
152	152	Delta Omega National Public Health Honor Society
153	153	Phi Beta Kappa National Honor Society
154	154	University of Chicago Student Marshal
155	155	Foreign Language Acquisition Grant, 2000
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157	157	Leadership Positions:
158	158	Co-Medical Director, Surgical Intensive Care Unit, MedStar Washington Hospital Center
159	159	Medical Director, MedStar Washington Hospital Center-Community Violence Intervention Program
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161	161	Work/Fellowship Experience:
162	162	9/01 – 12/01 Out Patient Administrator, Manna Mission Hospital; Accra, Ghana
163	163	Helped to organize and run the out patient department of a charitable hospital in an urban African
164	164	setting. Daily activities included taking basic history and vitals, performing basic medical procedures, and
165	165	general triage for as many as 100 patients. Participated in medical outreach programs in neighboring
166	166	communities, worked on the wards providing basic nursing care, and helped to develop an in-house
167	167	diabetes educational workshop.
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169	169	Publications/Presentations: Taylor EM, Wu WW, Ruan Q, Hall EC, Giladi AM, Iorio ML. Coronary Artery Disease Association with
170	170	Arterial Calcification on Routine Hand Radiographs. J Hand Surg Am. 2019 Oct. PMID: 31677909
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172	172	Davis G, Hall EC. Blunt thoracic trauma leading to rib fractures, pneumothorax, massive subcutaneous
173	173	emphysema, pneumomediastinum, and hemothorax. MedPix of the National Library of Medicine. 2019
174	174	October.
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176	176	Attributable risk for subsequent hospitalization after trauma discharge. Accepted for presentation
177	177	American Association for the Surgery of Trauma (September 2019, Dallas TX)
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179	179	Older adults have increased risk for subsequent rehospitalization after trauma discharge. Accepted for
180	180	poster presentation Academy Health (June 2019, Washington DC)
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182	182	Validation of the Medicaid Emergency Room-Specialty Center Equivalence Ratio. Accepted for
183	183	presentation 15
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185	185	Annual Academic Surgical Congress (February 2019, Houston TX)
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187	187	Hall EC, Tyrrell RL, Doyle KE, Scalea TM, Stein DM. Trauma transitional care coordination: A mature
188	188	system at work. J Trauma Acute Care Surg. 2018 May;84(5):711-717.PMID: 29370060
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190	190	Hall EC, Tyrrell RL, Scalea TM, Stein DM. Trauma transitional care coordination: Protecting the most
191	191	vulnerable trauma patients from hospital readmission. Trauma Surgery & Acute Care Open. 2018;3
192	192	PMID: 29766133
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194	194	Trauma transitional care coordination: A mature system at work. Accepted for presentation 76th Annual
195	195	Meeting of the American Association for the Surgery of Trauma (September 2017, Baltimore MD)
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197	197	SNAP-CHAT: Survivor Needs Assessment Project. Accepted for presentation 13th Annual Academic
198	198	Surgical Congress. (February 2017, Las Vegas NV)
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200	200	Mild traumatic brain injury in not mild: Survivors tell their complicated stories. Accepted for
201	201	presentation Eastern Association for the Surgery of Trauma 30th Annual Scientific Assembly. (January
202	202	2017, Hollywood FL)
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204	204	Venovenous bypass in the treatment of severe hepatic injuries. Accepted for presentation American
205	205	College of Surgeons Clinical Congress. (October 2016, Washington DC)
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207	207	Trauma transitional care coordination: Protecting the most vulnerable trauma patients from hospital
208	208	readmission. Accepted for poster presentation 75
209	209	th
210	210	Annual Meeting of the American Association for the
211	211	Surgery of Trauma. (September 2016, Waikoloa HI)
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213	213	Hall EC, Zheng C, Langan RC, Johnson LB, Shara N, Al-Refaie WB. Medicaid beneficiaries undergoing
214	214	complex surgery at quality care centers: Insights into the Affordable Care Act. Am J Surg. 2016
215	215	Apr;211(4):604-9 . PMID 26874897
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217	217	Medicaid beneficiaries undergoing complex surgery and quality care centers: Insights into the Affordable
218	218	Care Act. Accepted for plenary presentation 25th Annual Scientific Assembly of the Society of Black
219	219	Academic Surgeons. (April 2015, Chapel Hill NC)
220	220	Hall EC, Hashmi ZG, Zafar SN, Zogg CK, Cornwell EE, Haider AH. Racial/ethnic disparities in emergency
221	221	general surgery: explained by hospital-level characteristics? Am J Surg. 2015 Apr;209(4):604-9. PMID:
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224	224	Orandi BJ, James NT, Hall EC , et al. Center-level variation in the development of delayed graft function
225	225	after deceased donor kidney transplantation. Transplantation. 2015 May;99(5):997-1002. PMIDL
226	226	25340600.
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228	228	Hall EC, Engels EA, Pfeiffer RM, Segev DL. Association of antibody induction immunosuppression with
229	229	cancer after kidney transplantation. Transplantation. 2015 May;99(5):1051-7. PMID: 25340595.
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231	231	Racial disparities in emergency general surgery: Explained by hospital-level characteristics? Accepted for
232	232	plenary presentation 24
233	233	th
234	234	Annual Scientific Assembly of the Society of Black Academic Surgeons. (April
235	235	2014, Philadelphia PA)
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237	237	Hall EC, Lund E, Brown D, Murdock K, Gettings L, Scalea TM, Stein DM. How are you really feeling? A
238	238	prospective evaluation of cognitive function following trauma. J Trauma Acute Care Surg. 2014
239	239	Mar;76(3):859-64. PMID: 24553561
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241	241	Hall EC, Boyarsky BJ, Deshpande NA, Garonzik Wang JM, Berger JC, Dagher NN, Segev DL. Perioperative
242	242	complications after live donor hepatectomy. JAMA Surg. 2014 Mar;149(3);288- 91. PMID: 24452612
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244	244	Losonczy, LI, Weygandt PL, Villegas CV, Hall EC, Schneider EB, Cooper LA, Cornwell EE 3rd, Haut ER, Efron
245	245	DT, Haider AH. The severity of disparity: Increasing injury intensity accentuates disparate outcomes
246	246	following trauma. J Health Care Poor Underserved. 2014 Feb;25(1):308-20. PMID: 24509028
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248	248	How are you really feeling? A prospective evaluation of cognitive function following trauma accepted for
249	249	quick shot presentation 2013 Annual Meeting of the American Association for the Surgery of Trauma
250	250	and Clinical Congress of Acute Care Surgery. (September 2013, San Francisco CA)
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252	252	Hall EC, Engels EA, Montgomery RA, Segev DL. Cancer risk after ABO-incompatible living -donor kidney
253	253	transplantation. Transplantation. 2013 Sep 15;96(5):476-9. PMID: 23799426
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255	255	Clarke CA, Morton LM, Lynch C, Pfeiffer RM, Hall EC , Engels EA, et al. Risk of lymphoma subtypes after
256	256	solid organ transplantation in the United States. Br J Cancer. 2013 Jul 9;109(1):280-8. PMID: 23756857
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258	258	Hall EC, Pfeiffer RM, Segev DL, Engels EA. Cumulative incidence of cancer after solid organ
259	259	transplantation. Cancer. 2013 Jun 15;119(2):2300-8. PMID 23559438
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261	261	Stein DM, Brenner M, Hu PF, Yang S, Hall EC , Scalea TM et al. Timing of intracranial hypertension
262	262	following severe traumatic brain injury. Neurocrit Care. 2013 Jun;18(3):332-40. PMID: 23494545
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264	264	Garonzik-Wang JM, James NT, Van Arendibk KJ, Gupta N, Orandi BJ, Hall EC , Segev DL et al. The
265	265	aggressive phenotype revisited: Utilization of higher- risk liver allografts. Am J Transplant 2013 Apr;
266	266	13(4):936-42. PMID: 23414232
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268	268	Hall EC, Segev DL, Engels EA. Racial/ethnic differences in cancer risk after kidney transplantation. Am J
269	269	Transplant 2013 Mar; 13(3):714-20. PMID: 23331953
270	270	Better oucomes with higher volumes of acute care surgical procedures accepted for plenary
271	271	presentation Academic Surgical Congress (February 2013, New Orleans LA)
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273	273	McAdams-Demarco MA, Grams ME, Hall EC , Coresh J, Segev DL. Early hospital readmission after kidney
274	274	transplantation: Patient and center-level associations. Am J Transplant 2012 Dec;12(12):3283-8. PMID:
275	275	23016838.
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277	277	Trauma as a chronic disease: Traumatic brain injury and stability of functional outcomes over time
278	278	accepted for poster presentation Neurocritical Care Society Meeting (October 2012, Denver CO)
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280	280	Jarris YS, Bartleman A, Hall EC , Lopez L. A preclinical medical student curriculum to introduce health
281	281	disparities and cultivate culturally responsive care. J Natl Med Assoc 2012 Sep- Oct;104(9-10):404-11.
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283	283	Self-reported physical disability correlated to post-traumatic emotional disorders accepted for oral
284	284	presentation North American Brain Injury Society 10th Annual Conference on Brain Injury (September
285	285	2012, Miami FL)
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287	287	Sun Q, Hall EC, Huang Y, Chen P, Dibadj K, Murawski M, et al. Pre-transplant myeloid dendritic cell
288	288	deficiency associated with cytomegalovirus infection and death after kidney transplantation. Transpl
289	289	Infect Dis. 2012 Dec;14(6):618-25. PMID: 22672201
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291	291	Association of induction therapy with cancer after transplantation accepted for oral presentation
292	292	American Transplant Congress (June 2012, Boston MA)
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294	294	Cumulative incidence of cancer after sold organ transplant accepted for oral presentation American
295	295	Transplant Congress (June 2012, Boston MA)
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297	297	Center level factors and racial disparities in deceased donor kidney transplantation accepted for oral
298	298	presentation American Transplant Congress (June 1012, Boston MA)
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300	300	Racial disparities in five-year graft loss: no better over time accepted for poster presentation American
301	301	Transplant Congress (June 2012, Boston MA)
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303	303	Garonzik Wang JM, Berger JC, Ros RL, Kucirka LM, Deshpande NA, Boyarsky BJ, Hall EC et al. Live donor
304	304	champion: Finding live kidney donors by separating the advocate from the patient. Transplantation.
305	305	2012 Jun 15;93(11):1147- 50. PMID: 22461037
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307	307	Hall EC, James NT, Garonzik Wang JM, Berger JC, Montgomery RA, Dagher NN, Desai NM, Segev DL.
308	308	Center-level factors and racial disparities in living donor kidney transplantation. Am J Kidney Disease.
309	309	2012 Jun;59(6):849-57. PMID: 22370021
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311	311	Garonzik Wang JM, Govindan P, Grinnan JW, Liu M, Ali HM, Chakraborty A, Jain V, Ros RL, James NT,
312	312	Kucirka LM, Hall EC, Berger JC, Mongomery RA, Desai NM, Dagher NN, Sonnenday CJ, Englesbe MJ,
313	313	Makary MA, Walston JD, Segev DL. Frailty and delayed graft function in kidney transplant recipients.
314	314	Arch Surg 2012 Feb;147(2):190-3. PMID: 22351919
315	315	Cumulative incidence of cancer after solid organ transplantation accepted for oral presentation
316	316	Academic Surgical Congress (February 2012, Las Vegas NV)
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318	318	Using a mixed-methods model to improve validity of clinical vignettes to assess variation in surgeon
319	319	practice accepted for oral presentation Academic Surgical Congress (February 2012, Las Vegas NV)
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321	321	Association of induction therapy with cancer after transplantation accepted for oral presentation ASTS
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323	323	th
324	324	Annual State of the Art Winter Symposium (January 2012, Miami FL)
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326	326	Center level factors and racial disparities in deceased donor kidney transplantation accepted for oral
327	327	presentation ASTS 12
328	328	th
329	329	Annual State of the Art Winter Symposium (January 2012, Miami FL)
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331	331	Cumulative incidence of cancer after sold organ transplant accepted for poster presentation ASTS 12
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334	334	Annual State of the Art Winter Symposium (January 2012, Miami FL)
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336	336	Racial disparities in five-year graft loss: no better over time accepted for poster presentation ASTS 12
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339	339	Annual State of the Art Winter Symposium (January 2012, Miami FL)
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341	341	Berger JC, Muzaale AD, James, N, Hoque M, Wang JM, Montgomery RA, Massie AB, Hall EC , Segev DL.
342	342	Living kidney donors ages 70 and older: recipient and donor outcomes. CJASN 2011 Dec;6(12):2887-93.
343	343	PMID: 22034505
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345	345	Garonzik Wang JM, James NT, Weatherspoon KC, Deshpande NA, Berger JC, Hall EC, Montgomery RA,
346	346	Segev DL. The aggressive center phenotype: Center-level patterns in u tilization of sub-optimal kidneys.
347	347	Am J Transplant 2012 Feb;12(2):400-8. PMID: 21992578
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349	349	Massie AB, Caffo B, Gentry SE, Hall EC, Axelrod DA, Lentine KL, Schnitzler MA, Gheorghian A, Salvalaggio
350	350	PR, Segev DL. MELD exceptions and rates of waiting list outcomes. Am J Transplant 2011 Nov;
351	351	11(11):2362- 71. PMID: 21920019
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353	353	Boyarsky BJ, Hall EC , Deshpande NA, Ros RL, Montgomery RA, Steinwachs DM, Segev DL. Potential
354	354	limitations of presumed consent legislation. Transplantation, 2012 Jan 27;93(2):136-40. PMID: 21968525
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356	356	Gender and insurance status associated with worse extended Glasgow Coma Scores after severe brain
357	357	injury accepted for poster presentation Neurocritical Care Society Meeting (September 2011, Montreal,
358	358	Quebec)
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360	360	Kucirka LM, Grams ME, Lessler J, Hall EC, James NT, Massie AB, Montgomery RA, Segev DL. Association
361	361	of race and age with survival among patients undergoing dialysis. JAMA 2011 Aug 10; -6.
362	362	PMID: 21828325
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364	364	Hall EC, Massie AB, James NT, Wang JM, Montgomery RA, Berger JC, Segev DL. Effect of eliminating
365	365	priority points for HLA-B matching on racial disparities in kidney transplant r ates. Am J Kidney Dis 2011
366	366	JNov;58(5):813-6. PMID: 21802805
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368	368	Boyarsky BJ, Hall EC , Singer AL, Montgomery RA, Gebo KA, Segev DL. Estimating the potential pool of
369	369	HIV-infected deceased organ donors in the United States. Am J Transplant 2011 Jun;11(6) 1209-17.
370	370	PMID: 21443677
371	371	Center level factors and racial disparities in living donor kidney transplantation accepted for poster
372	372	presentation at the American Transplant Congress (March 2011, Philadelphia PA)
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374	374	Perioperative morbidity associated with live liver donation in the United States accepted for poster
375	375	presentation at the American Transplant Congress (March 2011, Philadelphia PA)
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377	377	The effect of eliminating priority points for HLA-B matching on racial disparities in kidney transplant
378	378	rates in the United States accepted for oral presentation at the American Transplant Congress (May
379	379	2011, Philadelphia PA)
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381	381	The effect of eliminating priority points for HLA-B matching on racial disparities in kidney transplant
382	382	rates in the United States accepted for presentation at the American Society of
383	383	Transplantation/Canadian Society of Transplantation Distinguished Fellows Research Symposium (March
384	384	2011, Mont-Tremblant Quebec)
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386	386	Perioperative morbidity associated with live liver donation in the United Sates accepted for poster
387	387	presentation at American Society of Transplant Surgeons 11
388	388	th
389	389	Annual State of the Art Winter Symposium
390	390	(January 2011, Hollywood FL)
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392	392	Center level factors and racial disparities in living donor kidney transplantation accepted for poster
393	393	presentation at American Society of Transplant Surgeons 11
394	394	th
395	395	Annual State of the Art Winter Symposium
396	396	(January 2011, Hollywood FL)
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398	398	Reported racial disparities in time to deceased donor kidney transplantation are artifacts of statistical
399	399	models used accepted for poster presentation at American Society of Transplant Surgeons 11
400	400	th
401	401	Annual
402	402	State of the Art Winter Symposium (January 2011, Hollywood FL)
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404	404	Successful design and implementation of an intensive boot camp for surgery residents accepted for
405	405	presentation at American College of Surgeons 96th Annual Clinical Congress (October 2010, Washington
406	406	DC)
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408	408	Effect of gender matching on survival after lung transplantation accepted for poster presentation at the
409	409	Society of Black Academic Surgeons 20th Annual Meeting (April 2010, Durham NC)
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411	411	Carter YM, Wilson BM, Hall EC , Marshall MB. Multipurpose simulator for technical skill development in
412	412	thoracic surgery. J Surg Res 2010 Oct;1162(2):186-91. PMID: 20691997
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414	414	Utilizing simulation to teach invasive thoracic skills accepted for presentation at the Academic Surgical
415	415	Congress (February 2010, San Antonio TX)
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417	417	Novitsky V, Woldegabriel E, Wester C, McDonald E, Rossenkhan R, Ketenuti M, et al. Identification of
418	418	primary HIV-1C infection in Botswana. AIDS Care. 2008 Aug;20(7):806-11. PMID: 18608056
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420	420	Evaluation of novel strategies for identification of primary HIV-1C infection in Botswana accepted for
421	421	presentation at AIDS Vaccine 2006 (September 2006, Amsterdam) and American Public Health
422	422	Association’s 134
423	423	th
424	424	Annual Meeting and Exposition (November 2006, Boston MA)
425	425	Using interviews to explore the effects of an identifiable support person on chronically ill older patients
426	426	accepted for presentation at the World Organization of Family Doctors 17
427	427	th
428	428	Annual Conference
429	429	(October 2004, Orlando FL)
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431	431	Book Chapters:
432	432	Acute Care Surgery. Pelvic Trauma, 2017
433	433	Critical Care in the Obese Patient, Solid Organ Transplantation in the Obese Patient, 2011
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435	435	Institutional Service:
436	436	2016-2017 Academic/Administrative Fellow, R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center
437	437	Trauma/Surgical Critical Care/Emergency General Surgery Fellowship
438	438	2016-2017 Shock Trauma Research Committee member
439	439	2017 Invited participant in Schwartz Center Rounds, multi -disciplinary presentation focused
440	440	on compassionate care, Feburary 2017
441	441	2017- Advanced Trauma Life Support Course Coordinator, MedStar Washington Hospital
442	442	Center
443	443	2018- MedStar Washington Hospital Center General Surgery Practice Committee
444	444	2018- Wellness Champion, Department of Critical Care Medicine, MedStar Washington
445	445	Hospital Center
446	446	2018- Member of the MedStar Health Research Institute IRB
447	447	2018- Member of the Clinical Competence Committee for MedStar Georgetown-Washington
448	448	Hospital Center General Surgery Residency
449	449	2019- MedStar Washington Hospital Center Critical Care Practice Committee
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452	452	National Service:
453	453	2017- American College of Surgeons, Committee on Trauma
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455	455	Teaching Experience:
456	456	OMED-403: MedStar Summer Research Program
457	457	Georgetown University School of Medicine, OMED 403: MedStar Summer Research Program , since 2018
458	458	– served as mentor and PI for two Georgetown medical students. Worked to develop independent
459	459	projects with presentation at the end of the 7 week block and manuscript in press.
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461	461	MedStar Washington Hospital Center Advanced Practice Providers, Department of Surgery – lecture on
462	462	history, physical exam, and differential diagnosis of the acute abdomen.
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464	464	Georgetown University School of Medicine, Physical Diagnosis 2 – served as preceptor for small group of
465	465	second year medical students giving hands on experience and mentoring on physical exam, patient
466	466	presentations, and physical diagnosis skills.
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468	468	Georgetown University School of Medicine, Department of Surgery – Ongoing small bowel obstruction
469	469	lecture for third year medical students.
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471	471	Georgetown University School of Medicine – Invited participant in panel discussion and review for
472	472	second year medical student Upper Respiratory and Pulmonary module.
473	473	Georgetown University School of Medicine – What we Bring into the Room: Healthcare Disparities and
474	474	Clinical Care. Invited talk to first year medical students participating in Patient, Populations, and Policy
475	475	module.
476	476
477	477	Georgetown University School of Medicine – invited lecturer on racial disparities in healthcare for
478	478	Physicians and Society course for first year medical students.
479	479
480	480	Georgetown University School of Medicine, Department of Surgery – Developed and taught chest wall
481	481	simulation course for thoracentesis and chest tube placement.
482	482
483	483	Invited Lectures:
484	484	Invited panelist, Criminal Justice Coordinating Council, 3
485	485	rd
486	486	Annual Criminal Justice Summit, March 2019
487	487	“Pathway to Community Peace: Effective & Holistic Approaches”
488	488
489	489	Grand Rounds, MedStar Georgetown-Washington Hospital Center Department of Surgery, January 2019
490	490	“Long Term Outcomes After Trauma: Expanding the scope of trauma care”
491	491
492	492	Michigan Trauma Quality Improvement Program Collaborative Meeting, April 2018. “Trauma
493	493	Transitional Care Coordination: Protecting the M ost Vulnerable Trauma Patients from Hospital
494	494	Readmission”
495	495
496	496	Grand Rounds, MedStar Washington Hospital Center Department of Surgery, April, 2018 “How to Say
497	497	What You Mean so Patients Hear What You Say: Communication in Critical Care”
498	498
499	499	MedStar-Georgetown Surgical Outcomes Research Center workshop, April 2018 “How to Conduct
500	500	Surgical Science”
501	501
502	502	MedStar Research Symposium, April 2019. Invited juror and discussant for MedStar resident research
503	503	presentations.
504	504
505	505	MedStar-Georgetown Surgical Outcomes Research Center, February 2018. “From Idea to
506	506	Implementation: Using Research to Power Clinical Change”
507	507
508	508	Georgetown University School of Medicine, Division of Internal Medicine – Invited speaker to 2012
509	509	Health Care Policy Symposium for internal medicine, emergency medicine, and pediatric residents.
510	510
511	511	Mentorship
512	512	Brian Boyarsky, 2010-2012, medical student candidate, Johns Hopkins University undergraduate
513	513	Multiple national presentations at American Society of Transplant Surgeons Annual State of the Art
514	514	Symposium, American Transplant Congress, and American College of Surgeons
515	515
516	516	Boyarsky BJ, Hall EC, Singer AL, Montgomery RA, Gebo KA, Segev DL. Estimating the potential pool of
517	517	HIV-infected deceased organ donors in the United States. Am J Transplant 2011 Jun;11(6) 1209-17.
518	518	PMID: 21443677
519	519
520	520	Boyarsky BJ, Hall EC, Deshpande NA, Ros RL, Montgomery RA, Steinwachs DM, Segev DL. Potential
521	521	limitations of presumed consent legislation. Transplantation, 2012 Jan 27;93(2):136-40. PMID: 21968525
522	522	Hall EC, Boyarsky BJ, Deshpande NA, Garonzik Wang JM, Berger JC, Dagher NN, Segev DL. Perioperative
523	523	complications after live donor hepatectomy. JAMA Surg. 2014 Mar;149(3);288- 91. PMID: 24452612
524	524
525	525	Nora Loughry 2016-2017, student, University of Maryland School of Medicine
526	526	Presentation, 41
527	527	st
528	528	Annual Medical Student Research Day at University of Maryland School of Medicine:
529	529	“Provider Attitudes Towards Naloxone Distribution in the Clinical Setting”
530	530
531	531	James Christian 2018, student, Georgetown University School of Medicine
532	532	Georgetown School of Medicine Dean Summer Scholar
533	533	Presentation at MedStar Summer Scholars Capstone: “Demonstrating the Correlation of HRV and BPW
534	534	in the Operating Environment Using Biovotion Technology”
535	535	Manuscript in press: Fong, A, Fitzgibbons SC, Sava JS, Wang W, Wegener NR, Christian JG, Hall EC.
536	536	“Correlating physiologic measures of stress: Exploring dyads in clinical teams”
537	537
538	538	Nicholas Wegener 2018, student, Georgetown University School of Medicine
539	539	MedStar Summer Research Scholar
540	540	Presentation at MedStar Summer Scholars Capstone: “Measuring Stress in the Operating Room
541	541	Learning Environment: A Feasibility Study”
542	542	Manuscript in press: Fong, A, Fitzgibbons SC, Sava JS, Wang W, Wegener NR, Christian JG, Hall EC.
543	543	“Correlating physiologic measures of stress: Exploring dyads in clinical teams”
544	544
545	545	Brian Monahan 2018-2019, student, Georgetown University School of Medicine
546	546	Presentation at MedStar Teaching and Research Scholars Capstone: ”Missed Screening Opportunities for
547	547	Chronic Diseases Among Trauma Patients”
548	548	Abstract submitted, American College of Surgeons “Missed Screening Opportunities for Chronic Diseases
549	549	Among Trauma Patients”
550	550
551	551	Maura Thornton 2018-2019, student, Georgetown University School of Medicine
552	552	Independent Scholarly Project Presentation: “Longitudinal Trauma Care: Stress-Induced Hyperglycemia
553	553	and Increased Risk for Subsequent Type II Diabetes”
554	554	In press: Thornton ME, Kent JR, Fong A, Fitzgibbons SC, Hall EC, Sava JS “Stress in Treatment of Time
555	555	Sensitive Emergency Medical Care: Implications for Trauma”
556	556	In press: Kent JR, Thornton ME, Fong A, Fitzgibbons SC, Hall EC, Sava JS “Validation of Practical Device for
557	557	Measurement of Physiologic Stress in the Operating Room”
558	558
559	559	Johnathan Kent 2018-2019, student, Georgetown University School of Medicine
560	560	In press: Thornton ME, Kent JR, Fong A, Fitzgibbons SC, Hall EC, Sava JS “Stress in Treatment of Time
561	561	Sensitive Emergency Medical Care: Implications for Trauma”
562	562	In press: Kent JR, Thornton ME, Fong A, Fitzgibbons SC, Hall EC, Sava JS “Validation of Practical Device for
563	563	Measurement of Physiologic Stress in the Operating Room”
564	564
565	565	Gerrit Davis 2019, medical student, Uniformed Service University
566	566	Davis G, Hall EC. Blunt thoracic trauma leading to rib fractures, pneumothorax, massive subcutaneous
567	567	emphysema, pneumomediastinum, and hemothorax. MedPix of the National Library of Medicine. 2019
568	568	October.
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570	570
571	571	Grant Funding Co-PI: “Assessing Patterns of Acute Stress Among Team Members in High-Stakes, Time-Critical Learning
572	572	Environments” 2019-2020
573	573	MedStar SELECT Grant
574	574	$24,993.00
575	575
576	576	PI: “Community Violence Intervention Program (MWHC-CVIP)” 2018-2020
577	577	Maryland Governor’s Office of Crime Control and Prevention
578	578	$294,784
579	579
580	580	PI: “MedStar Washington Hospital Center-Community Violence Intervention Program” 2018-2020
581	581	DC Office of Victims Services and Justice Grants
582	582	$322,676.00 per year
583	583
584	584
585	585	Public Outreach:
586	586	Stop the Bleed Instructor
587	587	Medical Director, MedStar Washington Hospital Center Community Violence Intervention Program
588	588	Invited Advisor for the Washington DC District Task Force on Jails and Justice
589	589
590	590
591	591
592	592	Societies/Memberships:
593	593	Eastern Association for the Surgery of Trauma, member since 2011
594	594	Association for Academic Surgery, member since 2010
595	595	American College of Surgeons; member since 2008, Fellow since 2018
596	596
597	597
598	598	Executive Office of the Mayor - Office of Talent and Appointments
599	599	John A. Wilson Building \| 1350 Pennsylvania Avenue, Suite 600 \| Washington, DC 20004
600	600
601	601
602	602
603	603	Dr. Erin Hall
604	604
605	605	Dr. Erin Hall is an Assistant Professor of Surgery at the
606	606	Georgetown University School of Medicine and is a trauma
607	607	surgeon and critical care physician at MedStar Washington
608	608	Hospital Center. She completed her general surgery residency at
609	609	MedStar Georgetown University Hospital and fellowship in
610	610	trauma/surgical critical care/emergency general surgery at the R
611	611	Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore. She has been
612	612	working to apply the principals of public health to trauma and to
613	613	expand knowledge of the needs and long- term outcomes in this
614	614	population.
615	615
616	616	Dr. Hall has published her work on center -specific racial
617	617	disparities in live liver donation, racial disparities in cancer risk
618	618	following transplant, and cumulative incidence of cancer following
619	619	transplant. She has also worked to develop new methods for
620	620	measuring disparity in health systems and has continued to pursue her dream of documenting and
621	621	expanding the definition of long-term outcomes of trauma patients. Dr. Hall believes that
622	622	research should be transformative. Her goal is to use her findings to inform policy and practice in
623	623	the trauma community with the ultimate outcome of better health and more comprehensive care
624	624	for trauma patients.
625	625
626	626	Dr. Hall received her Master’s in Public Health from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public
627	627	Health where she focused on epidemiology and biostatistics. GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
628	628	Executive Office of Mayor Muriel Bowser
629	629
630	630	Office of the General Counsel to the Mayor
631	631
632	632
633	633	______________________________________________________________________________
634	634	The John A. Wilson Building • 1350 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW • Suite 300 • Washington, D.C. 20004 • Office (202) 724 -7681
635	635
636	636	To: Tommy Wells, Steve Walker
637	637	From: Betsy Cavendish
638	638	Date: July 28, 2023
639	639	Subject: Legal sufficiency review of Resolutions nominating Charlayne Hayling- Williams,
640	640	Dr. Eric Li, Dr. Erin Hall, Helaina Roisman, Joseph Richardson, Juanita Price, Kenyatta Hazlewood, and Dr. Mallory Williams as members of the Violence
641	641	Fatality Review Committee
642	642	This is to Certify that this office has reviewed the above- referenced resolutions and
643	643	found them to be legally unobjectionable. If you have any questions in this regard, please do not
644	644	hesitate to call Vanessa Careiro, Deputy General Counsel, Executive Office of the Mayor, at 202-724-1303, or me at 202- 724-7681.
645	645
646	646
647	647	______________________________ Elizabeth A. (Betsy) Cavendish
648	648