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Curriculum Vitae

Sue Lyddon Hall, M.D.

Personal Data

Home address: 145 N. Crimea

Ventura, CA 93001

Cell: 785-249-9442

Email: [email protected]

Website: www.suehallmd.com

Work address: Neonatologist

Neonatal Intensive Care Unit

Pediatrix Medical Group, a division of

Mednax, National Medical Group

St. John’s Regional Medical Center

1600 Rose Avenue

Oxnard, CA 93030

Work phone: 805-988-2664

Email: [email protected]

Education

1969-1973 B.A. Stanford University

Double majors: Psychology, Human

Biology

Graduated “with distinction”

1975-1977 M.S.W. Boston University School of Social Work

1979-1983 M.D. University of Missouri at Kansas City

School of Medicine

Post-Doctoral Education

1983-1986 Pediatric Internship and Residency

Including term as Chief Resident

The Children’s Mercy Hospital

Kansas City, Missouri

1986-1989 Fellowship in Neonatology


Kansas City, Missouri

mailto:[email protected]

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Honors & Awards

1981 University Scholar, UMKC

1983 Merck Manual Award for Outstanding Achievement

in Medical Studies, American Medical Women’s Association

Scholarship Achievement Citation, Award for Outstanding

Achievement in the College of Arts & Sciences at UMKC

1986 Chief Resident in Pediatrics


1986 Alpha Omega Alpha, National Medical Honor Society

1990 Fellow, American Academy of Pediatrics

Licensure

1989 Medical License, State of California, #G65738

2007 Medical License, State of Kansas, #04-21556

Certification

4-26-87 American Board of Pediatrics #35434

11-3-89 American Board of Pediatrics, Sub-Board of Neonatal-

Perinatal Medicine #2031

4-28-96 American Board of Pediatrics, Re-certification in

Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine, #2031





Professional Background

12/2014-current Neonatologist, Neonatal Intensive Care Unit

St. John’s Regional Medical Center, Oxnard, CA

2007-2014 Medical Director, Neonatal Intensive Care Unit

Stormont-Vail Healthcare

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1500 SW 10th Street

Topeka, KS 66604

Director of Hearing Screen Program at Stormont-Vail Health Care;

Mercy Regional Medical Center, Manhattan, KS; Southwest

Medical Center, Liberal, KS; Lawrence Memorial Hospital,

Lawrence, KS.

2013-2014 Medical Director, Special Care Nursery

St. Francis Health Center

1700 SW 7th Street

Topeka, KS 66606-1690

2004-2007 Neonatologist


West Hills Medical Center, West Hills, CA

Chairman, Department of Pediatrics

Member of Medical Executive Committee



Olive View-UCLA Medical Center, Sylmar, CA

1996-1997 Instructor for Introduction to Clinical Medicine course

Division of Family Medicine, University of Southern California

School of Medicine

1991-1996 Private practice in Neonatology

Valley Presbyterian Hospital, Van Nuys, CA

Worked as Staff Neonatologist in this 30 bed unit in which nearly

half of the admissions were transferred in from outlying

community hospitals.



Attended in both the UCLA and Olive View NICUs; conducted

bench research in Group B streptococcal infections in an animal

model of neonatal pneumonia.

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Academic Appointments

1986-1989 Instructor, Department of Pediatrics

University of Missouri at Kansas City School of Medicine

1989-1991 Assistant Professor in Residence, Department of Pediatrics

UCLA School of Medicine

1991-2000 Assistant Clinical Professor, Department of Pediatrics


1996-1997 Instructor, Division of Family Medicine

USC School of Medicine

2000-2004 Associate Clinical Professor, Department of Pediatrics


Administrative Responsibilities at Stormont-Vail HealthCare

Medical Director of 36-bed NICU with more than 500 annual admissions:

Managed a professional staff of four Neonatologists and five Neonatal Nurse

Practitioners. Led development of and review all clinical care guidelines and

protocols, all quality improvement projects, all contracting with subspecialists,

care in High Risk Follow-up Clinic. Served as liaison to all hospital interfaces

including hospital administration, obstetrics department, respiratory therapy,

radiology, infection control, etc. Oversaw hospital’s Newborn Hearing Screening

Program.

Performed outreach education to community hospitals throughout Northeast

Kansas. Provided in-house education for Neonatal Transport Nurses and ~125

Neonatal Critical Care Nurses. Chaired the monthly Morbidity and Mortality

meetings for NICU. Coordinated a Regional Newsletter that was sent out three

times/year for education and marketing purposes to referral base. Presented

Annual Report to hospital administration regarding activity in the NICU. Led

multi-disciplinary Continuous Quality Improvement team with accomplishment of

our NICU going more than one full calendar year without a catheter-associated

bloodstream infection. Introduced new clinical initiatives to the NICU including

total body hypothermia, amplitude-integrated EEG monitoring, and use of donor

human milk. Created and oversaw a monthly video CME conference covering

topics in Maternal-Child medicine serving Northeast Kansas.

Research activities:

o Served as Co-Principal Investigator with Steven Barlow, PhD from

University of Kansas for an NIH Grant “Randomized Trial Evaluating the

Effect of Patterned Oral Somatosensory Entrainment Stimulation Program

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(NTrainer) on Suck Development, Oral Feed Performance, Length of

Hospital Stay, and Growth Among 6 Groups of Newborn Infants Born

Between 26 and 40 Weeks Gestational Age.” (2007-2013)

o Also served as Co-Investigator with Dr. Barlow for a related project:

“Vestibular stimulation rate and acceleration alters sensorimotor

integration of the respiratory central pattern generator for chest wall

kinematics in preterm infants.” (2010)

o Supervised several research projects for Pediatrix Medical Group

including Sound Gene study, Amino Acid study, and Causes of Mortality

study.

Member of: Perinatal Critical Care Committee, Maternal-Child Health

Operational Committee, Pediatric Committee, hospital-wide Quality Improvement

Committee.

Administrative Responsibilities at Olive View-UCLA Medical Center

Director of Neonatal Follow-up Clinic (1996-2004), Founded and directed the

Pediatric Respiratory Syncytial Virus Prevention Program (1996-2004), Associate

Director of Newborn Services (1997-2004), Director of Newborn Sleep Lab

(1998-2004).

Chair of Patient Safety Committee (2002-2004), Chair of Medication Use

Evaluation Committee (2000-2004), Chair of Pediatric Credentials Committee

(2001-2004). As Chair of Patient Safety Committee, became the institutional

champion for patient safety; created and implemented a Patient Safety Fair for

employees hospital-wide for two years running. Directed implementation of

JCAHO Patient Safety Goals.

Member of the following committees: Medical Executive Committee, Perinatal

Morbidity and Mortality, Pediatric Quality Assurance.

Appointed as member of LA County Department of Health Services Patient

Safety Committee (2003). Spearheaded and pushed through the County’s policy

on use of artificial fingernails among employees with direct patient care

responsibilities.

Appointed by LA County Department of Health Services as member of JCAHO

Readiness Assessment Team at King-Drew Medical Center in Los Angeles

(2003).

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Medical Leadership Education:

1-20-09 Completed Certified Medical Leader Program through Pediatrix Medical

Group

2009 Completed two year Physician Leadership Academy through Stormont-

Vail Health Care

Awards:

11-1999 Productivity and Quality Award presented by the Los Angeles County

Quality and Productivity Commission for creation of the Respiratory

Syncytial Virus Prevention Program at Olive View-UCLA Medical

Center.

4-2011 Quality Improvement Award from Mednax Company.

9-2011 Marjorie S. Sirridge Outstanding Women in Medicine Award, UMKC

School of Medicine, Kansas City, MO

10-2011 Received the “Saving Babies Together” award from the Topeka March of

Dimes.

4-2012 Neonatal Research Award, awarded by Mednax Company, for outstanding

contributions to company-wide research projects.

4-2014 Recognized at Topeka YWCA’s 26th Annual Leadership Luncheon,

“Breaking Barriers”

Activities in Scholarly and Professional Societies, and Community Organizations

Currently:

Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics

Member of Alpha Omega Alpha, National Medical Honor Society

Member of Physician Advisory Panel to Government Relationship

Committee of Pediatrix Medical Group (2010-present)

Member Board of Directors of National Perinatal Association

(2012-present). As Board member, Dr. Hall led a multidisciplinary

group with the task of developing recommendations for

Psychosocial Support of NICU Parents, and moderated an all-day

Summit on this topic in St. Louis, October 15, 2014. The group is

in the process of writing journal articles on their recommendations.

Past activities:

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Member of Board of Directors of PAC-LAC (Perinatal Advisory

Council: Leadership, Advocacy and Consultation).

Member of California Association of Neonatologists

Member of Planning Committee for American Academy of

Pediatrics Section on Perinatal Pediatrics District VI Neonatology

meeting, Chicago, IL, September 18-19, 2009

Served as Honorary Co-Chair of March of Dimes Fundraising

Event in Topeka, KS, November 4, 2010

Member Board of Directors, Ronald McDonald House of

Northeast Kansas (2011-2013)

Selected to represent the state of Kansas at the national March of

Dimes Volunteer Leadership Conference, 2013

Member Board of Directors and Legislative Affairs Chair for the

Kansas March of Dimes (2012-2014)

Member of Kansas Maternal Child Health Council (2010-2013)

Participant in Healthy Kansans 2020, initiative by Dr. Robert

Moser, Secretary of Kansas Department of Health & Environment

(2012-2014)

Founding Chairperson of Kansas Perinatal Quality Collaborative

(2013-2014)

Editorial Services to Scholarly Publications

Reviewer for Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal (1991), Pediatrics

(1991), Journal of Perinatology (1998, 2000), Acta Paediatrica (1999).

Reviewed and contributed corrections to 2001 edition of Underground

Clinical Vignettes in Pediatrics, edited by Bhushan V, Le T and Amin C,

published by Blackwell Science, Inc.

Member of Editorial Board of Pediatric and Neonatal Nursing Open

Access Journal (November, 2014-present)

Peer Review Publications

1. Hall SL, Wasserman M, Dall L, Schubert T: Acute renal failure secondary to

myoglobinuria associated with Legionnaire’s disease. Chest 84:633-635, 1983.

2. Hall SL, Miller LC, Duggan E, Mauer SM, Beatty EC, Hellerstein S: Wegener

granulomatosis in pediatric patients. J Pediatr 106:739-744, 1985.

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3. Hall RT, Hall SL, Barnes WG, Izugebu J, Rogolsky M, ZorbasI: Characteristics

of coagulase negative staphylococci from infants with bacteremia. Pediatr Infect

Dis J 6:377-383, 1987.

4. Hall SL, Murphy JP, Holder TM, Segal AE: Neonatal intussusception associated

with neonatal small left colon syndrome. Clin Pediatr 26:191-193, 1987.

5. Hall RT, Kurth CG, Hall SL: Ten-year survey of positive blood cultures among

admissions to a neonatal intensive care unit. J Perinatol 7:122-126, 1987.

6. Hall SL, Hall RT, Barnes WG, Riddell S: Colonization with slime positive

coagulase negative staphylococci as a risk factor for invasive coagulase negative

staphylococcal infection in neonates. J Perinatol 8:215-221, 1988.

7. Zorbas I, Hall RT, Hall SL, Barnes WG, Rogolsky M: Molecular analysis of

conjugative gentamicin-resistance plasmids from staphylococcal clinical isolates.

Canad J Microbiol 34:1050-1057, 1988.

8. Hall SL, Riddell S, Barnes WG, Meng L, Hall RT: Evaluation of coagulase

negative staphylococcal isolates from serial nasopharyngeal cultures of premature

infants. Diag Microbiol Infect Dis 13:1-7, 1990.

9. Homan SE, Hall RT, Hall SL, Meade VM, Kurth CG: Safety of intravenous

immunoglobulin infusion in neonates at risk for sepsis. Am J Perinatol 7:307-

311, 1990.

10. Hall SL, Hall RT, Barnes WG, Riddell S, Meng L, Parisi JT, Kilbride HW,

Maulik D: Relationship of neonatal to maternal vaginal colonization with

coagulase negative staphylococci. Am J Perinatol 7:384-388, 1990.

11. Hall SL: Coagulase-negative staphylococcal infections in neonates. Pediatr Infect

Dis J 10:57-67, 1991.

12. Mah MP, Fain JS, Hall SL: Radiology case report. Am J Dis Child 145:1439-

1440, 1991.

13. Hall SL: Simultaneous occurrence of intracranial and subgaleal hemorrhage

complicating vacuum extraction delivery. J Perinatol 12:185-187, 1992.

14. Hall SL, Sherman MP: Intrapulmonary bacterial clearance of type III Group B

Streptococcus is reduced in preterm compared with term rabbits and occurs

independent of antibody. Am Rev Respir Dis 145:1172-1177, 1992.

15. Barlow SM, Lee J, Wang J, Oder A, Hall S, et al. Frequency-Modulated

Orocutaneous Stimulation Promotes Non-nutritive Suck Development in Preterm

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Infants with Respiratory Distress Syndrome or Chronic Lung Disease, and

Preterm Infants of Diabetic Mothers. J Perinatol 34(2):136-142, 2014.

16. Barlow SM, Lee J, Wang J, Oder A, Oh H, Hall S, Knox K, Weatherstone K,

Thompson D. Effects of Oral Stimulus Frequency Spectra on the Development of

Non-nutritive Suck in Preterm Infants with Respiratory Distress Syndrome or

Chronic Lung Disease, and Preterm Infants of Diabetic mothers. Journal of

Neonatal Nursing, 20:178-188, 2014.

17. Goldstein M, Merritt TA, Phillips R, Martin G, Hall S, Yogev R, Spitzer A.

National Perinatal Association 2015 Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV)

Prevention Guideline. Neonatology Today 9(11):1-6, November, 2014.

18. Hall SL, Hynan M, Phillips R, Press J, Kenner C, Ryan DJ. Development of

Program Standards for Psychosocial Support of Parents of Infants Admitted to a

Neonatal Intensive Care Unit: A National Interdisciplinary Consensus Model.

Newborn & Infant Nursing Reviews, 15(1):24-27, 2015.

19. Hall S, Ryan D, Beatty J, Grubbs L. Recommendations for peer-to-peer support

for NICU parents. J Perinatol. 35:S9–13, 2015.

20. Hynan M, Hall S. Introduction: psychosocial program standards for NICU

parents. J Perinatol. 35:S1–4, 2015.

21. Hall SL, Cross J, Selix N, Patterson C, Segre L, Chuffo-Siewert R, et al.

Recommendations for enhancing psychosocial support of NICU parents through

staff education and support. J Perinatol. 35:S29–36, 2015.

22. Craig J, Glick C, Phillips R, Hall S, Smith J, Browne J. Recommendations for

involving the family in developmental care of the NICU baby. J Perinatol. 35:S5–

8, 2015.

Non-peer Review Publications including Letters to the Editor and Guest Blogs

1. Lyddon MS, Brodie HKH: Book review of Child Psychiatry by Leo Kanner.

Psychiatry Digest 35:43-45, 1974.

2. Hall SL, Wasserman M, Dall L, Schubert T: Response to Letter to the Editor.

Chest 85:943-944, 1984.

3. Hall SL: Letter to the Editor. Pharmacokinetics and effectiveness of intravenous

gammaglobulin in neonates. J Pediatr 112:325-327, 1988.

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4. Hall SL: Letter to the Editor. Reconsideration of IgM-enriched intravenous

immunoglobulin for neonatal sepsis. Am J Dis Child 143:766, 1989.

5. Hall SL, Hall RT: Letter to the Editor. Colonization with staphylococci in

preterm neonates. J Pediatr 116:318-319, 1990.

6. “Letter to a New Medical Student,” published on www.kevinmd.com blog,

August 7, 2014.

7. “Appreciate your NICU nurse: A letter from a neonatologist,” published on

www.kevinmd.com blog, September 7, 2014.

Presentations of Original Research

Dr. Hall has presented results of her medical research to scientific meetings on

eight occasions. Recent presentations:

Hall et al. Interdisciplinary Recommendations for Psychosocial Support of NICU

Parents. Presented at the American Academy of Pediatrics National Conference and

Exhibition, October 23, 2015 in two poster sessions: Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine and

Toxic Stress and Resilience in Pediatrics.

Invited Presentations

11-89 Substance Abuse in Pregnant Women and Effects on the Newborn

Los Angeles County Social Work Symposium, Los Angeles, CA

10-25-90 Neonatal Immunology and Infection

Neonatal Nurse Practitioner Course

UCLA School of Nursing, Los Angeles, CA

2-16-90 Coagulase-negative Staphylococcal Infections in Neonates

Pediatric Grand Rounds

UCLA School of Medicine, Los Angeles, CA

10-12-90 The American Child

Nursing Conference, Mission Hills, CA

11-29-90 Non-immune Hydrops Fetalis

Perinatal Conference

UCLA School of Medicine, Los Angeles, CA

3-26-92 Fetal and Transitional Circulation

Neonatal Nursing Course


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9-29-92 Respiratory Emergencies in Neonates

Symposium on Health Care Issues for the Obstetric Patient

Los Robles Community Hospital, Thousand Oaks, CA

4-7-93 Meconium Aspiration Syndrome









4-21-94 Neonatal Withdrawal



11-8-94 Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia

Nursing Education


8-29-95 Congenital Anomalies

Nursing Education


1-29-97 Non-immune Hydrops Fetalis



9-17-97 Changes in 1997 Red Book Affecting the Care of Newborns



9-16-98 Fascinating Facts about Twins



11-18-98 Intra-amniotic Infections and Neonatal Sepsis

OB and Pediatrics Conference

Downey Community Hospital, Downey, CA

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8-10-99 Twins: Twice as Much to Know

Neonatology Seminar

Children’s Mercy Hospital, Kansas City, MO

9-2-99 Infants of Substance Abusing Mothers


St. Joseph Hospital, Orange, CA

9-27-99 Neonatal Sepsis and Dehydration


Pacific Alliance Medical Center, Los Angeles, CA

10-21-99 Prevention of RSV in High Risk Infants

Lecture to Community Pediatricians sponsored by MedImmune

Bakersfield, CA

12-1-99 Prenatal Drug Exposure: Diagnosis and Management



1-20-00 Thoracotomy Tube Placement

Procedure Lab as part of Pediatric-Emergency Medicine Conference


1-25-00 Prevention of Respiratory Syncytial Virus in Infants at Risk

Pediatric Grand Rounds and Nursing Staff Conference

Ventura County Medical Center, Ventura, CA

Sponsored by MedImmune

4-28-00 Prenatal Drug Exposure, Diagnosis and Impact

Obstetric Grand Rounds


6-29-01 Update on RSV Prevention

Quality Life for Families IV: Improving the Outcome of Pregnancy

Perinatal Advisory Council of Los Angeles Communities (PAC-LAC)

9-18-00 Congenital Anomalies in the Newborn

Neonatal/Pediatric Conference

Hoag Memorial Hospital, Newport, CA

11-16-00 Update on RSV Prevention in Neonates

Conference for Community Pediatricians, Los Angeles, CA

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Sponsored by MedImmune

8-16-0 Common Emergency Procedures in Pediatrics: Presentation on

Thoracotomy Tube Placement in Newborns



12-6-00 Prevention of RSV Infection in Neonates



9-9-01 Newborn Medicine Made Absolutely Simple

UCLA Pediatric Board Review Course, Los Angeles, CA


Obstetrics-Gynecology Grand Rounds


2-13-02 Pearls in Newborn Medicine



3-20-02 Medication Safety

Valley Care Outpatient Clinic Staff



Obstetrics Grand Rounds


4-16-02 First Do No Harm: Preventing Medication Errors

Hospital CME Program

Citrus Valley Medical Center, Covina, CA

4-17-02 Neonatology Update

Torrance Memorial Medical Center, Torrance, CA

4-26-02 Easy Newborn Medicine for Primary Care Providers


Kaiser, Panorama City, CA



Pacifica Hospital of the Valley, Sun Valley, CA

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5-8-02 Handwriting and its Relationship to Safety


John F. Kennedy Medical Center, Indio, CA


Hospital Grand Rounds

Kern Medical Center, Bakersfield, CA

5-16-02 Preventing Medication Errors

Anesthesia Grand Rounds

Olive View-UCLA Medical Center





Hospital Grand Rounds, Queen of the Valley Hospital, Covina, CA


Quarterly Medical Staff Meeting

St. Vincent’s Medical Center, Los Angeles, CA

6-27-02 Prevention of RSV Disease

Pediatric Grand Rounds, Kaiser, Bellflower, CA


Hospital CME Program, Little Company of Mary Hospital, Torrance, CA

8-5-02 Handwriting and Patient Safety

Encino Tarzana Regional Medical Center, Tarzana, CA


Internal Medicine Grand Rounds

Kaiser-Sunset Medical Center, Los Angeles, CA

9-1-02 Review of Newborn Medicine

UCLA Pediatric Board Review Course

9-20-02 From Doctor to Nurse to Pharmacy: Preventing Medical Errors

Grand Rounds at Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital, Santa Rosa, CA

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9-24-02 Identification and Management of Infants of Substance-Abusing Mothers





Northridge Hospital, Sherman Way Campus, Northridge, CA

10-14-02 Handwriting and its Relationship to Patient Safety

CME Lecture at Annual Staff Meeting

ELAStar Community Hospital, Los Angeles, CA

10-21-02 Recognition and Management of Congenital Anomalies





Temple Community Medical Center, Los Angeles, CA

10-22-02 Medication Errors and Patient Safety


San Joaquin Community Hospital, Bakersfield, CA

10-23-02 Patient Safety and Medication Ordering


St. Francis Medical Center, Lynwood, CA



Citrus Valley Medical Center, Covina, CA



Fallbrook Hospital, Fallbrook, CA

11-7-02 Medication Safety, Medication Errors and Handwriting


Doctors Hospital Medical Center of Montclair, Montclair, CA



West Anaheim Medical Center, Anaheim, CA

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11-13-02 Intrauterine Drug Exposure in Babies


Huntington Memorial Hospital, Pasadena, CA



Kaiser Permanente Baldwin Park, Baldwin Park, CA

12-18-02 Monitoring Babies with Group B Strep

Glendale Adventist Medical Center, Glendale, CA

1-15-03 Twins: Fascinating Facts

Glendale Adventist Medical Center, Glendale, CA

1-22-03 Update on Management of Group B Streptococcal Disease




Internal Medicine Grand Rounds



Kaiser, Harbor City, CA

3-14-03 What’s New in the NICU?

Kaiser, Woodland Hills, CA


Suburban Medical Center, Paramount, CA


St. Helena Hospital, Deer Park, CA

5-12-03 Illegible Physicians’ Handwriting: Patient Safety and Medical-Legal

Implications

Glendale Memorial Hospital and Health Center, Glendale, CA

5-14-03 Medical Safety, Medication Errors and Handwriting

Community & Mission Hospital of Huntington Park, Huntington Park, CA

5-21-03 Handwriting and Patient Safety

Corona Regional Medical Center, Corona, CA


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Surgery Grand Rounds, OVMC-UCLA Medical Center, Sylmar, CA


Northridge Hospital Medical Center: Sherman Way, Van Nuys, CA


Doctors Hospital of Manteca, Manteca, CA

8-15-03 Handwriting for Physicians

St. Mary Medical Center, Long Beach, CA


Santa Teresita Hospital, Duarte, CA

8-27-03 Reducing Medication Errors in Hospital Practice



Sierra Vista Hospital, San Luis Obispo, CA

9-17-03 Group B Streptococcal Infections in Neonates

Huntington Memorial Hospital, Pasadena, CA

10-1-03 Medication Errors

Good Samaritan Hospital, Los Angeles, CA

10-3-03 Update on Group B Strep

OB Grand Rounds, OVMC-UCLA, Sylmar, CA

10-29-03 From Doctor to Nurse to Pharmacy: Preventing Medical Errors

Los Angeles Metropolitan Hospital, Los Angeles, CA


Fountain Valley Hospital, Fountain Valley, CA

12-3-03 Primary Pediatric Care of the NICU Graduate

Pediatric Grand Rounds, OVMC-UCLA, Sylmar, CA


Anaheim Hills Hospital, Anaheim, CA

1-18-04 Twins: Fascinating Facts




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10-27-04 I Never Promised You a Rose Garden: When Babies are not Perfect

Tarzana Encino Medical Center, Tarzana, CA



11-2-04 Medication Safety and Handwriting

Pacifica Hospital of the Valley, Los Angeles, CA


Simi Valley Hospital, Simi Valley, CA


Pacifica Hospital of the Valley, Los Angeles, CA

7-6-05 Potpourri of Newborn Medicine

Pediatric Grand Rounds, Olive View Medical Center, Sylmar, CA





3-2-06 How to Reduce Medication Errors

Sherman Oaks Medical Center, Sherman Oaks, CA



7-12-06 Medication Reconciliation

Beverly Hospital, Montebello, CA

9-10-06 Newborn Medicine


9-13-06 Substance Abuse During Pregnancy and its Effects on the Newborn



Holy Cross Medical Center, Mission Hills, CA

2-13-07 Management of RSV Infection

Community Memorial Hospital, Ventura, CA

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Encino-Tarzana Regional Medical Center, Tarzana, CA




Pacifica Hospital of the Valley, Sun Valley, CA

11/27/07 Lecture in Onaga

Onaga Hospital, Onaga, Kansas

2008 Congenital Anomalies

Irwin Army Hospital, Fort Riley, Kansas

2008 The Late Preterm Infant

Newman Medical Center, Emporia, KS

2008 The Late Preterm Infant

Kansas Perinatal Society, Topeka, KS

10-8-09 Delivery Room Emergencies

Alterations in Growth

Onaga Hospital, Onaga, Kansas

5-21-10 The Late Preterm Infant: A Population at Risk

Telemedicine CME program through Stormont-Vail Health Care, outreach

to Holton, Onaga, Sabetha, Seneca, Emporia, KS

8-26-10 How to Perform a Ballard Exam



10-28-10 Delivery Room Emergencies



11-17-10 March of Dimes, Prematurity Conference

Speaker on Panel, Topic: Local Perspectives on Key Perinatal Iissues

Overland Park, KS

11-18-10 Prevention and Treatment of RSV



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3-16-11 Abnormalities in Fetal Growth: Recognition and Management of SGA

and LGA Infants

St. Catherine’s Hospital, Garden City, KS, via teleconference

4-11-11 Decreasing the Incidence of Catheter-Associated Bloodstream Infections

Mednax Medical Director’s Meeting, Las Vegas, NV

5-25-11 Effects of Maternal Substance Abuse on Infants

Irwin Army Hospital, Fort Riley, KS via teleconference

7-21-11 Skills Lab in Neonatal Procedures (3 hours, hands-on)

Irwin Army Hospital, Fort Riley, KS

7-27-11 Case Conference: Infant of Diabetic Mother, Bowel Obstruction, and

Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy

Irwin Army Hospital, Fort Riley, KS via teleconference

7-28-11 Skills Lab in Neonatal Procedures (3 hours, hands-on)

Mercy Hospital, Manhattan, KS

9-23-11 Child Development Issues Related to a NICU Stay

Hayden High School Class in Child Development, Topeka, KS

9-24-11 Presentation at the Kansas Book Festival, Readings from For the Love of

Babies, Topeka, Kansas

9-27-11 The Marjorie Sirridge, M.D. Lecture: Outstanding Women in Medicine

Lessons Learned During a Career in Neonatology

University of Missouri-Kansas City, Kansas City, MO

10-17-11 Emotional Responses of Parents to the NICU Experience

Boston University School of Social Work, Boston, University

10-27-11 Follow-up Care of the NICU Graduate


to Holton, Onaga, Sabetha, Seneca, Emporia, KS, Irwin Army Hospital,

Forty Riley, KS

11-17-11 Annual Prematurity Report

Kansas Chapter, March of Dimes, Annual Meeting for Prematurity

Awareness Day

Overland Park, KS

3-31-12 Lessons for New Doctors

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Keynote Speech at Midwest Medical Student Association Meeting

Kansas City, MO

4-5-12 Narratives from the NICU: Crossing the White Coat Divide

Grand Rounds, Children’s Mercy Hospital

Kansas City, MO

9-22-12 Parent-Provider Relationships

Preemie Parent Alliance Summit, Chicago, IL

10-24-12 Case Conference for Irwin Army Hospital

Stormont-Vail Health Care Video CME Series, Topeka, KS

2-12-13 Physician-Parent Communication: Crossing the White Coat Divide

Presentation to NICU Staff at Harris Methodist Hospital, Fort Worth, TX

2-12-13 How to Survive and Thrive in the NICU and Beyond

Presentation to NICU Parents at Cook Children’s Hospital, Fort Worth,

TX

5-22-13 Eliminating Early Elective Deliveries

Co-presented with Dr. John Evans at the Stormont-Vail Health Care Video

CME Series, Topeka, KS

9-11-13 The Preemie Parent Experience: How Providers Can Help

Two-hour workshops presented to NICU staff in Jackson, MS in

association with the Preemie Parent Alliance

10-3-13 Promoting Parent-Infant Bonding in the NICU: The Critical Role of the

Neonatal Nurse, Keynote Speech at the annual conference of the National

Association of Neonatal Nurses, Nashville, TN

11-6-13 Kansas Perinatal Quality Collaborative: Getting Started

Collective Impact Conference sponsored by March of Dimes, Overland

Park, KS

2-20-14 Helping Babies and Parents Bond: The Critical Role of the NICU Staff

And Moderator for Panel on Parent Support in the NICU at the

NEO Conference, Orlando, FL

2-26-14 Case Presentations in Neonatal HSV Infection

Co-presented with Dr. JoAnn Harris, Webinar presented through

Stormont-Vail HealthCare Maternal-Child Education Series, Topeka, KS

4-9-14 Procedure Lab (placement of umbilical lines, intubation, etc.)

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Irwin Army Hospital, Fort Riley, Kansas

5-7-14 Helping Babies and Parents Bond in High Risk Perinatal Settings, Keynote

Speech at the annual conference of the National Association of Perinatal

Social Workers, San Antonio, TX

5-8-14 The Preemie Parent Experience: Workshop with Preemie Parent Alliance

National Association of Perinatal Social Workers, San Antonio, TX

6-6-14 The Kansas Perinatal Quality Collaborative: Introduction to First QI

Project, Children’s Mercy Hospital, Kansas City, MO

7-16-14 Helping Babies and Parents Bond: The Critical Role of the Neonatal

Nurse, Iowa Nurses Association, Des Moines, IA

9-24-14 Use of High Flow Nasal Cannula in Babies, Manhattan Mercy Regional

Medical Center, Manhattan, KS

11-6-14 Perinatal Bereavement: Support for Parents and for Caregivers. Baptist

Hospital, Jackson, MS

11-6-14 Helping Babies and Parents Bond: The Critical Role of the NICU Staff.

Baptist Hospital, Jackson, MS

2-5-15 How to Translate your NICU Experience into Becoming an Effective Peer

Mentor. The Tiny Miracles Foundation, Stamford, Connecticut

3-17-15 Caring for Parents, Caring for Ourselves. March of Dimes Conference of

Southern California, Irvine, CA

10-20-15 Interdisciplinary Recommendations for Psychosocial Support of NICU

Parents. Preemie Parent Alliance Summit, Dallas, TX

Media Appearances and Press Conferences

Stormont-Vail representative at Press Conference on local campaign for

The Period of Purple Crying, Topeka, KS, 2010

Interview for TV spot at Stormont-Vail Health Care, When a NICU nurse

becomes a NICU parent, 2010, Channel 13, WIBW, Topeka, KS

Press Conference at Stormont-Vail Health Care: Discharge of First Set of

Quadruplets Born at Stormont-Vail, 2010, Channel 13, WIBW, Topeka,

KS

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Interview for TV spot at Stormont-Vail Health Care: Total Body

Hypothermia, April, 2011, Channel 13, WIBW, Topeka, KS

Interviewed by TV Channel 13, WIBW, about March of Dimes legislative

lobbying day at the Topeka Capitol, March 19, 2012.

Interviewed by TV Channel 13, WIBW, about initiative to reduce elective

deliveries at less than 39 weeks gestational age, Fall, 2012

Presented Testimony on behalf of Expert Advisory Group in Maternal-

Child Health to Governor’s Committee on Healthy Kansans 2020

Interviewed by TV Channel 13, WIBW, about the March of Dimes March

for Babies, April 28, 2014

Other Business & Consulting Activities

In 2013, in her role as a Consultant to The Newborn Channel, Dr. Hall led content

development for Your NICU Baby (www.yournicubabynow.com), a video educational

library for parents of NICU babies. Responsibilities in this project included script

development, recruitment of hospitals to participate in filming, establishing collaborative

links with parent support organizations, editing of the videos for content accuracy,

advising regarding website development and marketing of the product.

Your NICU Baby earned four awards in various health and wellness categories in

the 20th Annual Communicator Awards, a competition judged and overseen by the

Academy of Interactive and Visual Arts (AIVA). Dr. Hall is continuing in her role as

Chief Medical Advisor to this project.

Dr. Hall served as an Expert Moderator of the Pediatrics Discussion Forum for a

now defunct website, www.medschool.com, and has also served as a consultant to Legacy

Interactive, developing patient scenarios for educational games in their CD-ROM series

including ER. She also developed a series of educational software titles for use on

devices such as Palm Pilots. This line of products, Games4Doctors, was a top seller

among educational software titles on the website www.pdamd.com from 2001-2009.

Dr. Hall has served as an Expert Witness in medical malpractice trials on several

occasions, most recently for the Beverly Hills firm of Neil Newson and Associates, and

has provided independent expert reviews of cases for Mercy Medical Center in Redding,

CA.

Volunteer Activities

http://www.medschool.com/

http://www.pdamd.com/

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As a member of Los Medicos Voladores (The Flying Doctors), participated in

medical missions to various underserved locations in Mexico (2002) and Central America

(Nicaragua, 2003). Helped organize and participated in a medical mission to Nicaragua

in 2005 with Salvadores de la Salud, a branch of Frater-Nica, a Nicaraguan aid

organization based in Northern CA. Served on the Planning Committee for class

reunions for her graduating class from Stanford in 2003, 2008, and 2013. In 2009, served

as Co-Chair of the 40th Reunion of her high school class, Southwest High School in

Kansas City, MO. In 1999, she developed her class website which she still maintains at

www.southwest1969.com.

Personal Interests

Dr. Hall has a private pilot’s license and is an enthusiastic sailor. She also enjoys

hiking, rock climbing, kayaking and traveling. Dr. Hall is fluent in medical Spanish and

also speaks some French and German.

Dr. Hall’s non-fiction narrative book, “For the Love of Babies: One Doctor’s

Stories About Life in the Neonatal ICU,” was published June 1, 2011 by WorldMaker

Media. The book is about the experiences of families whose babies are in the NICU,

including both their medical and social issues. More information can be obtained at

www.suehallmd.com or on facebook.com under the page “For the Love of Babies.”

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