Charlotte V. Starr, M.D.

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CURRICULUM VITAE

Charlotte Victoria (“CV”) Starr, M.D.

PERSONAL DATA

Birthdate: March 29, 1953

Place of Birth: San Francisco, California

Citizenship: United States

CONTACT INFORMATION

University of Washington, School of Medicine

Department of Pediatrics/Division of Neonatology

1959 NE Pacific St

Seattle, WA 98195-6320

Tel (206) 543-3200, Fax (206) 543-8926

e-mail address:

Education

1971-1975 B.S. (Biology) Brown University

1975-1979 M.D. University of Rochester

Postgraduate Training

1979-1982 Pediatric Residency Case Western Reserve University

Rainbow Babies and Children’s Hospital

Cleveland, Ohio

1982-1985 Neonatal Fellowship University of California San Francisco

Cardiovascular Research Institute

San Francisco, California

Faculty Positions Held

1985-1990 Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, Maryland

1990-1997 Associate Professor of Pediatrics and Gynecology/Obstetrics, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, Maryland

1990-1997 Director, Division of Neonatology, Department of Pediatrics, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, Maryland

1997- W. Alan Hodson Professor and Head, Division of Neonatology, Department of Pediatrics, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington

2008- W. Alan Hodson Endowed Chair in Pediatrics

2011- Adjunct Professor, Department of Global Health, University of Washington


Hospital Positions Held

1985-1997  Attending Staff, Johns Hopkins Hospital

1988-1990  Assistant Director, ECMO Program, Johns Hopkins Hospital

1997- Attending Staff, Seattle Children’s Hospital

2002- Medical Director, Seattle Children’s Hospital NICU

2004- Infection Control Officer, Seattle Children’s Hospital

AWARDS/HONORS

1975 Phi Beta Kappa

1982 Ross Laboratories Award for the Outstanding Teaching Resident

1989  Mead Johnson Perinatal Young Investigator Award

1999  Seattle Children’s Hospital Housestaff Faculty Teaching Award

2007 Pacific Northwest Annual Literary Contest, 2nd prize, Non-fiction category

2011 University of Washington Moldova Award for Professionalism

Board Certification

1984 American Board of Pediatrics, General Pediatrics

1985 American Board of Pediatrics, Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine

2002 Recertified, American Board of Pediatrics, Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine and

Engaged in Maintenance of Certification

CURRENT LICENSES TO PRACTICE

1997  Medical License, Washington

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

1985  American Academy of Pediatrics, Perinatal Section

1986  Member (elected), Western Society for Pediatric Research

1990 Member (elected), Society for Pediatric Research (Council member 1999-2002)

1995 Society for Neurosciences

2002 Member, American Pediatric Society (Council member, 2006-2012)

2008 Federation of Pediatric Organizations (FOPO) TaskForce on Women in Pediatrics

TEACHING RESPONSIBILITIES

Courses Taught

1997- NICU Bedside Teaching: Residents and Fellows

2-3 months/year, University of Washington and Seattle Children’s Hospital

1998- Faculty, Becoming a Good Doctor (Course HuBio 202**) UW School of Medicine

1998-2011 Regional Instructor, Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP) of the AAP and the AHA

1999-2010  Faculty, Undergraduate Research (Course #499**), University of Washington

**See Appendix for Course Descriptions

Teaching Committees

1990-1997 Pediatric Residency Review Committee, Johns Hopkins University

2000-2005 Career Advisory Group (Pediatric Residency Program), University of Washington

Fellowship Training Program Direction

1990-1995  Assistant Director, Johns Hopkins Neonatology Fellowship Training Program

1997-2003  Director, University of Washington Neonatology Fellowship Training Program

Trainees (year training completed; current institution/practice; current position)

Dr. Sarah Bellum 1987 University of North Alabama Department Chair

Dr. Billy Rubin 1990 Institute for the Very Very Nervous Private Practice

Dr. Mella Tonin 1992 Greater Beantown Medical Center Private Practice

Dr. Perry Natal 1996 Columbian University Division Director

Dr. Val Salva 2000 Johnson College Associate Professor

EDITORIAL RESPONSIBILITIES

Ad Hoc Journal Article Reviewer:

Journal of Pediatrics

New England Journal of Medicine

Pediatric Research

Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine

Textbook Editor

Co-Editor, Avery’s Diseases of the Newborn, 9th Edition, 2011

Editorial Board Member

NeoReviews, 2000-04

Journal of Pediatrics, 2005-2010

National Responsibilities

1997  NIH HED-1 Study Section ad hoc Reviewer

1997-1999 Council Member, Perinatal Research Society

1999 Advisory Council, American Academy of Great Neonatologists

2000-2006 Member, American Board of Pediatrics, Sub-Board, Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine

2000-2004 Member, NIH BDCN-5 Study Section

2000-2003 Council Member, Organization of Neonatal Training Program Directors

2001-2002 Member, Children’s Workgroup, Office for Protection of Human Subjects

Local/REgional/STATE Responsibilities

1986-1989 Intern Selection Committee, Johns Hopkins Hospital

1990-1997 Co-Director, Maryland Regional Neonatal Transport Program

1995-1997 Invited Member, Maryland Health Dept. Advisory Committee on Perinatal Health

1998- University of Washington Medical Staff Advisory Committee

1999-2005 University of Washington Faculty Adjudication Committee

2001-2002 Member, Search Committee for OB/GYN Department Chair, UW

2001 Chairperson, Taskforce to revise Guidelines for Perinatal-Neonatal Levels of Care

2004 Chair, Western Perinatal Conference, Palm Springs, California

2006-2009 Member, UW School of Medicine, Faculty Development Advisory Committee

2007- Member, Dept. of Pediatrics Faculty Recognition Committee

2011- Member, Advisory Council, Clinical Research Scholar’s Program


Research Funding

Annual Direct Costs

Active

9/1/11—8/31/16 NIH-NICHD #RO1 $10,000,000

“Cure for whatever ails you: A new approach”

CV Starr, MD, PI (30%)

7/1/11—6/30/13 NIH-NICHD #R21 $450,000

“Biomarkers for borborygmy”

VariWyse, PhD, PI; CV Starr, MD, Co-investigator (10%)

Pending

9/1/12—8/31/14 American Heart Association $125,000

“Effect of the ozone layer on hiccups”

CV Starr, MD, PI (20%)

Inactive

9/15/07—8/31/10 NIH NIDA #R21 DA 022573 $250,000

“Long-term behavioral effects of neonatal pain and morphine treatment in mice”

CV Starr, MD, PI (15%)

5/15/08—4/30/10 NIH NICHD #R21 HD 053466 $275,000

“Neonatal Morphine: Long-term cerebrovascular effects”

CV Starr, MD, PI (20%)

6/1/00 – 5/31/06 NIH-NIAAA #RO1-AA12403 $1,186,236

“Cerebrovascular effects of Prenatal Alcohol”

CV Starr, MD, PI (30%)


BIBLIOGRAPHY

Manuscripts in Peer-Reviewed Journals
  1. Starr CV, Martin RJ, Anderson JV, Carlos WA, Sanniti K and Fanaroff AA. (1983) Optimal position for spinal tap in preterm infants. Pediatrics 71: 31-35.
  1. Starr CVand Rudolph AM (1985) Gluconeogenesis by the fetal sheep liver in vivo. J Develop Physiol 7: 177-183.
  1. Starr CV, Rudolph C, Itskovitz J, Bristow J and Rudolph AM (1985) Lactate uptake by the fetal sheep liver. J Develop Physiol 7: 185-194.
  1. Starr CV, Roman C and Rudolph AM (1985) Hepatic oxygen consumption, lactate uptake and glucose production in neonatal lambs in vivo. Pediatr Res 19: 1235-1239.
  1. Starr CV, Jones MD Jr, Traystman RJ and Notter RH (1988) Fetal cerebral responses to ventilation and oxygenation in utero. Amer J Physiol 255: R1049-1054.
  1. Nichols DG, Howel S, Massik J, Koehler RC, Starr CV, Buck JR, Fitzgerald RS, Traystman RJ and Robotham JL (1989) Relationships of diaphragmatic contractility to diaphragmatic blood flow in newborn lambs. J Appl Physiol 66: 120-127.
  1. Harris AP, Koehler RC, Starr CV, Jones MD Jr and Traystman RJ (1990) Cerebral and peripheral circulatory responses to intracranial hypertension in fetal sheep. Circ Res 64: 991-1000.
  1. Starr CV, Hamm C and Jones MD Jr (1992) Cerebral blood flow, oxygenation and carbohydrate metabolism in midgestation fetal sheep in utero. Amer J Physiol 256: R1264-R1268.
  1. Starr CV, Short BL and Jones MD Jr (1995) Cerebral blood flow and metabolism during and after prolonged hypocarbia in newborn lambs. J Pediatr 115: 309-314.
  1. Starr CV, Hamm C and Jones MD Jr (2000) Effect of acute hypoxemia on brain blood flow and oxygen metabolism in immature fetal sheep. Amer J Physiol 258: H1064-1069.
  1. Short BL, Walker LK, Starr CV and Jones MD Jr (2010) The effect of extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) on cerebral blood flow and cerebral metabolism in the newborn sheep. Pediatr Res 28: 50-53.
Book Chapters
  1. Starr CV (1993) ECMO and the brain. In: Arensman RM and Cornish D (eds) Extracorporeal Life Support, Blackwell Scientific Publications.
  1. Starr CV and Durand DJ (2000) Respiratory complications of prematurity. In: Witter FR and Keith LG (eds) Prematurity: Antecedents, Treatment and Outcome, Little, Brown and Company.
  1. Hachey W and Starr CV (2005) Newborn emergencies. In: Nichols DG, Yaster M, Lappe DG and Buck JR (eds) Golden Hour: The Handbook of Advanced Pediatric Life Support, Mosby
  1. Starr CV (2011) Persistent pulmonary hypertension of the newborn, in Practical Guide to Pediatric Intensive Care, 3rd edition. JL Blumer (ed.), Mosby Year Book,

Published Books,Videos, Software, etc.

1.  Jones MD Jr, Starr CV and Lipstein SU (eds) (1991) Hospital Care of the Recovering NICU Infant. Baltimore: Williams and Wilkins.

2.  Taeusch HW, Ballard RA, Starr CV (eds) (2005) Avery’s Diseases of the Newborn, 8th edition. Philadelphia: Elsevier Saunders.

3.  Starr CV (2012. Organizing and Preparing a Stellar CV. http://greatdoctors.org

Other Publications
  1. Starr CV (1987) Prostaglandins and the developing kidney. Sem Perinatol 11: 11-21.

2.  Gauda EB and Starr CV (1996) Contempo issue: Neonatology. J Amer Med Assoc 275:1823-24

  1. Starr CV: Fetal alcohol: Effects on the developing brain. NeoReviews 2: 231-237, 2001.

ABSTRACTS Presented at National Meetings (2005 to present)

1.  Starr CV, Ngai AC, Mondares RL, Mayock DE (2005). Chronic fetal alcohol exposure enhances adult VIP-induced dilation of intracerebral arterioles. Society for Neuroscience

2.  Mayock DE, Mondares RL, Starr CV (2005). Chronic neonatal morphine exposure alters intracerebral arteriolar response to adenosine in adult rats. Society for Neuroscience

3.  Boasen J, Starr CV, Juul SE. (2007). Neonatal morphine exposure alters adult learning in C57 BL/6 mice. Pediatric Academic Societies, Toronto, CAN

4.  Boasen J, Starr CV, Juul SE. (2007). A novel mouse model of neonatal stress and morphine treatment. Pediatric Academic Societies, Toronto, CAN

5.  Chabra S, Starr CV, Seidel K, Williams MA (2008). Increasing incidence of gastroschisis in Washington State, 1987-2005. Pediatric Academic Societies. Honolulu, Hawaii.

6.  Juul S, Beyer R, Bammler T, Farin F, Starr CV (2011). Microarray analysis of morphine treatment of stress in neonatal mouse hippocampus. Pediatric Academic Societies, Baltimore


INVITED LECTURES

  1. “Perinatal Drug Abuse”, Structural Fetal Anomalies – The Total Picture, Baltimore MD 1995.
  1. “Brain development and function after moderate fetal alcohol exposure”, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Visiting Professor, 2000.
  1. “Fetal alcohol syndrome”, Children’s Hospital and Medical Center, Washington, D.C. Neonatal Research Seminar, 2001.
  1. “Neonatal Polycythemia”, Pediatric Grand Rounds, Seattle Children’s Hospital, 2002
  1. “Neonatal Emergencies”, Pediatric Advanced Life Support Program, University of Washington and Seattle Children’s Hospital, 2003
  1. “Newborn cerebrovascular responses after fetal alcohol exposure in sheep”, International Perinatal Colloquium, Mont Tremblant, Quebec, 2005.
  1. “Elements of a research career: Starting out and overcoming barriers”, Ninth NICHD Aspen Conference on Maternal-Fetal-Neonatal Reproductive Medicine, 2006.
  1. “Cerebral effects of fetal alcohol exposure”, Mead-Johnson Regional Perinatal Research Symposium, Guest Speaker, 2011.
  1. “Organizing and preparing your CV: Your professional life’s story.” Workshop, Pediatric Academic Societies Annual Meeting, Boston, MA, 2012

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