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Curriculum Vitae

Abraham Michael Nussbaum, MD, MTS

Current Positions:

Chief Education Officer Denver Health Medical Center 601 Broadway, MC 0278 Denver, Colorado 80203 office 303-602-6920 abraham.nussbaum@dhha.org

Associate Professor, Department of Psychiatry University of Colorado School of Medicine Building 500 Room E-2329 13001 East 17th Place Aurora, Colorado 80045 abraham.nussbaum@ucdenver.edu

Education:

1993 – 1997 B.A. Swarthmore College

Swarthmore, Pennsylvania

1998 – 1999 Post-baccalaureate pre-medical program

Bryn Mawr College Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania

2000 – 2004 M.D. University of North Carolina School of Medicine Chapel Hill, North Carolina

2003 – 2005 M.T.S. Duke Divinity School Durham, North Carolina

2005 – 2009 Psychiatry Residency University of North Carolina School of Medicine Chapel Hill, North Carolina

Post Graduate Training:

2010 – 2011 Certificate Teaching Scholars Program

University of Colorado School of Medicine Aurora, Colorado

2012 – 2014 Faculty Scholars Program Program in Medicine and Religion University of Chicago Chicago, Illinois

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2016 – 2017 Certificate Leadership in Educational Administration Program University of Colorado School of Medicine Aurora, Colorado

Academic Appointments:

2006 – 2009 Clinical Instructor

Department of Social Medicine University of North Carolina School of Medicine Chapel Hill, North Carolina

2008 – 2009 Clinical Instructor Department of Psychiatry University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, North Carolina

2009 – 2016 Assistant Professor Department of Psychiatry University of Colorado School of Medicine Aurora, Colorado

2012 – present Faculty Scholar Duke Center for Spirituality, Theology, and Health Duke University Durham, North Carolina

2016 – present Faculty Associate Center for Bioethics and Humanities University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus Aurora, Colorado

2016 – present Associate Professor Department of Psychiatry University of Colorado School of Medicine Aurora, Colorado

2017 – present Assistant Dean for Graduate Medical Education University of Colorado School of Medicine Aurora, Colorado

Hospital and University Positions:

2012 – 2016 Medical Director, Adult Inpatient Psychiatry

Denver Health Denver, Colorado

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2013 – 2016 Physician Quality Officer (0.15 FTE) Denver Health Denver, Colorado

2015 – 2016 Interim Director of Education (0.5 FTE) Denver Health Denver, Colorado

2015 – 2016 Epic Physician Builder (0.1 FTE) Denver Health Denver, Colorado

2015 – present Associate Director of Medical Student Education (0.1 FTE) Department of Psychiatry University of Colorado School of Medicine Aurora, Colorado

2017 – present ACGME Designated Institutional Official Denver Health Denver, Colorado

Honors, Special Recognition, and Awards:

1997 Phi Beta Kappa

High Honors, Religion and English Literature Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania

2002 North Carolina Fellow Albert Schweitzer Fellowship Chapel Hill, North Carolina

2003 Ray C. Petry Scholarship for Academic Achievement Duke Divinity School Durham, North Carolina

2004 Order of the Golden Fleece University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, North Carolina

2005 Cecil Sheps Award for Excellence in Social Medicine Department of Social Medicine University of North Carolina School of Medicine Chapel Hill, North Carolina

2005 Summa Cum Laude Duke Divinity School

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Durham, North Carolina

2007 Rita Bernstein Weisler Resident Research Award Department of Psychiatry University of North Carolina School of Medicine Chapel Hill, North Carolina

2008 Best Feature Article Catholic Press Association

2008 Whitehead Award for Resident Teaching University of North Carolina School of Medicine Chapel Hill, North Carolina

2009 Chief Resident in Psychiatry University of North Carolina School of Medicine Chapel Hill, North Carolina

2011 Jim Shore Award for Outstanding Faculty Contribution to 1st and 2nd Year Psychiatry Resident Education University of Colorado Department of Psychiatry Aurora, Colorado

2013 Travel Award to Junior Scholars in Bioethics Workshop Wake Forest University Winston Salem, North Carolina

Membership in Professional Organizations:

2005 – 2009 Member in Training,

North Carolina Psychiatric Association

2009 – present Member, Colorado Psychiatric Society

2009 – 2013 Member, American Psychiatric Association

2012 – present Member, American Society for Bioethics and Humanities

2014 – 2017 Fellow, American Psychiatric Association

2018 – present Distinguished Fellow, American Psychiatric Association

2014 – present Member, Legislative Committee

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Colorado Psychiatric Association

2014 – present Steering Committee Member, Mental Health and Faith Community Partnership American Psychiatric Association

2015 – present Member, Colorado Authors’ League

Major Committee and Service Responsibilities:

2002 – 2005 Ethics Committee University of North Carolina Hospitals Chapel Hill, North Carolina

2010 – present Honor Council Faculty Review Committee University of Colorado School of Medicine Aurora, Colorado

2011 – present Ethics Committee Denver Health Denver, Colorado

2012 – 2017 Medical Quality Improvement Committee Denver Health Denver, Colorado

2013 – 2017 Executive Committee for Patient Safety and Quality Denver Health Denver, Colorado

2013 – present Advisory Board, Conference on Medicine and Religion University of Chicago Chicago, Illinois

2013 – 2014 Co-Organizer, Walking Together Conference Houston, Texas

2015 – 2018 Core Block Directors

University of Colorado School of Medicine Aurora, Colorado

2016 – present Curriculum Steering Committee University of Colorado School of Medicine Aurora, Colorado

Licensure and Board Certification:

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2005 – 2007 North Carolina Resident Training License

2007 – present North Carolina

2009 – present Colorado

2010 – present American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology (P)

Editorial Board Service:

2013 – present Associate Editor, American Psychiatric Publishing

2016 – present Journal of Medical Humanities

2016 – present Colorado Journal of Psychiatry and Psychology Ad Hoc Review and Referee Work:

2012 – present Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease

2013 – present Journal of Clinical Psychiatry

2013 – present Psychopharmacology

2013 – present Journal of Clinical Psychopharmacology

2014 – present Israel National Institute for Health Policy and Health

Services Research

2014 – present Journal of Medical Humanities

2015 – present Academic Psychiatry

2016 – present Postgraduate Medicine

Invited Extramural Lectures and Presentations (Local):

1. Nussbaum AM: Evidence for paliperidone. Grand rounds. University of North Carolina Department of Psychiatry. Chapel Hill, North Carolina 2009

2. Nussbaum AM: The lesion is nowhere: somatization disorders. Workshop. Saint Anthony Hospital Family Medicine Residency. Westminster, Colorado 2009

3. Nussbaum AM: Psychopharmacological treatments for schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. Workshop. Denver Health Family Medicine Department. Denver, Colorado 2010

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4. Nussbaum AM: Update on antipsychotics for family practitioners. Workshop. Saint Anthony Hospital Family Medicine Residency. Westminster, Colorado 2011

5. Nussbaum AM: The ethics of medical marijuana. Grand rounds. University of Colorado Hospital Bioethics Grand Rounds. Aurora, Colorado 2011

6. Nussbaum AM: Mile High Macaroons: reviewing a decade of medical marijuana in Colorado. Public lecture. Colorado Council of Medical Librarians. Denver, Colorado 2012

7. Nussbaum AM: Authoring death?: Abraham Verghese and the renewal of medicine through empathetic literature. Grand rounds. University of Colorado Hospital Bioethics. Aurora, Colorado 2013

8. Hernandez R, Nussbaum AM, Ogawa K, Stafford M: Direct and cross-examination of expert witnesses in hearings on motions regarding involuntary medication administration authority. Panel discussion. Colorado Legal Education Program on Mental Health Issues and the Law. Denver, Colorado, 2013

9. Nussbaum AM: From IV to 5: what mental health practitioners need to know about the new DSM. Workshop. Colorado Coalition for the Homeless. Denver, Colorado 2013

10. Nussbaum AM: “My doctor recommended pot”: mile high mints, mountain high suckers, honey dabs, and how they alter the patient-physician relationship. Grand rounds. University of Colorado Department of Internal Medicine. Denver, Colorado 2014

11. Franson K, Nussbaum AM, Cort B, Abrams CM: Marijuana and mental health: navigating the complexities in clinical practice. Panel discussion. Regis University Annual Summit for Healthcare Professionals. Broomfield, Colorado 2014

12. Barfield R, Nussbaum AM, Wright W: Suffering and hope in the physician’s vocation. Colloquium presentation. Fulginiti Center for Bioethics and Humanities. Aurora, Colorado 2015

13. Nussbaum AM, Nilsson C: Use and diversion of medical marijuana among adults admitted to inpatient psychiatry. Paper presentation. 27th Annual Rocky Mountain Interprofessional Research & Evidence-Based Practice Symposium. Denver, Colorado 2015

14. Nussbaum AM: Perspectives on the medical use of marijuana. Keynote. Colorado Healthcare Ethics Forum. Thornton, Colorado 2015

15. Nussbaum AM: Walking together: Faith communities and persons with mental illness. Keynote Lecture. Annual Meeting of Colorado Professional Association of Chaplains. Denver, Colorado 2015

16. Nussbaum AM: Up in smoke: the ethics of medical marijuana and the limits of evidence-based medicine. Grand rounds. University of Colorado Hospital Bioethics Grand Rounds. Aurora, Colorado 2016

17. Nussbaum AM: Up in smoke: the ethics of medical marijuana and the limits of evidence-based

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medicine. Grand rounds. University of Colorado Palliative Medicine Grand Rounds. Aurora, Colorado 2016

18. Daidone SD, Shirazi MR, Dunn TM, Holland JC, Nussbaum AM: The importance of differential diagnosis in new-onset psychosis: tales from the consultation-liaison service. Grand rounds. University of Colorado Department of Psychiatry. Aurora, Colorado 2016

19. Nussbaum AM: The finest traditions of our calling. Plenary talk. Reimagining Medicine Conference. Porter Adventist Hospital. Denver, Colorado 2016

20. Nussbaum AM: Like blood from a stone: diagnosing and treating children and adolescents with mental health concerns. Grand rounds. Denver Health Department of Pediatrics. Denver, Colorado 2016

21. Nussbaum AM: Tinkering in today’s healthcare factories: pursuing the renewal of medicine instead of the reform of healthcare. Grand rounds. Denver Health Department of Family Medicine. Denver, Colorado 2016

22. Nussbaum AM: Concentration camps, census counts, insane asylums: how battlefield and homefront lessons shape healthcare reform. Public lecture. Denver Clinical and Pathological Society. Denver, Colorado 2016

23. Nussbaum AM: From checklists to dance lessons: moving healthcare from reform to renewal. Public lecture. Interface, Naropa Graduate School of Counseling and Psychology. Boulder, Colorado 2016

24. Nussbaum AM: From IV to 5: what attorneys need to know about DSM-5. Continuing education lecture. Colorado Bar Association. Denver, Colorado 2016

25. Nussbaum AM: The finest traditions of my calling: why Denver Health is an ideal place to search for the renewal of medicine. Denver Health Quarterly Medical Staff Meeting. Denver, Colorado 2016

26. Nussbaum AM: Archie, Eddie, and Beyoncé: why medicine’s quality improvement initiatives need dance lessons. Grand rounds. University of Colorado Department of Anesthesiology. Aurora, Colorado 2017

27. Nussbaum AM: Professional conscripts: conscientious objection in medicine. Plenary. Colorado Healthcare Ethics Forum. Thornton, Colorado 2017

28. Nussbaum AM: Professional conscripts: rethinking conscience in healthcare. Grand rounds. University of Colorado Hospital Ethics. Aurora, Colorado 2017

29. Nussbaum AM: From checklists to dance lessons: how psychiatry can move healthcare from reform to renewal. Grand rounds. University of Colorado Department of Psychiatry. Aurora, Colorado 2017

30. Nussbaum AM: As teachers are we judges or coaches?: a pragmatic guide to assessment in undergraduate medical education. Grand rounds. Denver Health Department of Pediatrics. Denver, Colorado 2017.

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31. Nussbaum AM: “I’m not worthy”: imposter syndrome and burnout. Resident lecture. Denver Health Emergency Medicine Residency. Denver, Colorado 2018.

Invited Extramural Lectures and Presentations (Regional):

1. Nussbaum AM: Effects on marijuana on adolescents. Public lecture. Roaring Fork School District Board of Education. Glenwood Springs, Colorado 2011

2. Nussbaum AM: Mile high macaroons: reviewing a decade of medical marijuana in Colorado. Workshop. Colorado Society of Clinical Specialists in Psychiatric Nursing. Breckenridge, Colorado 2011

3. Nussbaum AM: Rewriting the psychiatric bible: anticipating the DSM-5. Workshop. Colorado Society of Clinical Specialists in Psychiatric Nursing. Breckenridge, Colorado 2011

4. Nussbaum AM: Getting high and staying alive: risk factors for suicide. Public lecture. Aspen Hope Center. Aspen, Colorado 2011

5. Nussbaum AM: Welcome to methland!: methamphetamine abuse and treatment. Workshop. Colorado Society of Clinical Specialists in Psychiatric Nursing. Granby, Colorado 2012

6. Nussbaum AM: High times: what we know about medical marijuana in Colorado after twelve years. Public lecture. Eagle River Youth Coalition. Eagle, Colorado 2012

7. Nussbaum AM: Rewriting the psychiatric bible: the DSM-5 and its implications. Keynote address. College of Psychiatric and Neurologic Pharmacists Annual Meeting. Colorado Springs, Colorado 2013

8. Nussbaum AM: Of dictionaries and disorders: DSM-5 and the treatment of persons with psychotic and bipolar disorders. Workshop. Colorado Society of Clinical Specialists in Psychiatric Nursing. Frisco, Colorado 2013

9. Nussbaum AM: Putting DSM-5 into practice. Workshop. Colorado Society of Clinical Specialists in Psychiatric Nursing. Breckenridge, Colorado 2014

10. Nussbaum AM: Tinkering in today’s healthcare factories: pursuing the renewal of medicine. Plenary session. Mennonite Healthcare Fellowship. Estes Park, Colorado 2016

11. Nussbaum AM: Evidence-based practice for the post-fact era: what Colorado’s medical marijuana experiment teaches. Keynote. 29th Annual Rocky Mountain Interprofessional Research and Evidence-Based Practice Symposium. Greenwood Village, Colorado 2017

12. Nussbaum AM: Checklists and dance lessons: how you can move healthcare from reform to renewal. Keynote. Western Slope Collaborative Learning Session, Colorado State Innovation Model. Grand Junction, Colorado 2017

13. Nussbaum AM: Winnable battles or walking together?: meeting the challenges of persons with

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mental illness. Public Lecture. Boulder, Colorado 2018

14. Nussbaum AM: The map is not the territory: how we got lost in the practitioner-patient relationship. Keynote. Mesa County Medical Society. Grand Junction, Colorado 2018

15. Nussbaum AM: The reading cure for physician resiliency. Keynote. Physician Burnout: Integrated Strategies for Diverse Stakeholders. University of Colorado. Avon, Colorado 2018

16. Nussbaum AM: How to screen and diagnose mental illness in 15. Lecture. 65th Annual Family Medicine Review. University of Colorado School of Medicine. Estes Park, CO 2018.

17. Nussbaum AM: Survival guide for mental illness in the clinic: is it me or my patient? Workshop. 65th Annual Family Medicine Review. University of Colorado School of Medicine. Estes Park, CO 2018.

18. Nussbaum AM: The reading cure for physician resiliency. Foothills Medical Society. Golden, Colorado 2018

Invited Extramural Lectures and Presentations (National):

1. Nussbaum AM: Famous factory meatloaf: Atul Gawande and the ideal physician as efficient and effective chef. Paper presentation. Wake Forest Junior Scholars in Bioethics Workshop. Winston Salem, North Carolina 2013

2. Nussbaum AM: Rewriting the psychiatrist's bible: the DSM-5 and its implications for the psychiatric interview. Special presentation. Wake Forest University Department of Psychiatry. Winston Salem, North Carolina 2013

3. Nussbaum AM: Famous factory meatloaf: the renewal of medicine through quality improvement. Paper presentation. Second Annual Conference on Medicine and Religion. Chicago, Illinois 2013

4. Nussbaum AM: My doctor is a premodern gardener: Victoria Sweet and the renewal of medicine through cyclic time. Paper presentation. American Society for Bioethics and Humanities Annual Meeting. Atlanta, Georgia 2013

5. Basinger SW, Nussbaum AM: Addiction and recovery from a spiritual perspective. Workshop. The Role of Spirituality in Hope and Healing. Houston, Texas 2013

6. Nussbaum AM: The Mennonite mental health movement: discipleship, nonresistance, and the communal care of people with mental illness in late twentieth-century America. Plenary Session. Walking Together Conference. Houston, Texas 2014

7. Nussbaum AM: When the doctor is a gardener: Victoria Sweet, Hildegard of Bingen, and the renewal of medicine. Third Annual Conference on Medicine and Religion. Chicago, Illinois 2014

8. Nussbaum AM, Kinghorn W, Hatlem JB, Romero MJ, McGovern T: Walking together: Christian communities and faithful responses to mental illness. Moderated panel. 3rd Annual Conference on Medicine and Religion. Chicago, Illinois 2014

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9. Nussbaum AM: DSM-5: hands-on tools for its incorporation into clinical care and research. Workshop. College of Psychiatric and Neurologic Pharmacists Annual Meeting. Phoenix, Arizona 2014

10. Borgelt L, Nussbaum AM: Must everyone get stoned?: debating medical marijuana. Debate. College of Psychiatric and Neurologic Pharmacists Annual Meeting. Phoenix, Arizona 2014

11. Nussbaum AM, Gala G, Galanter C, Subedi B: Diagnostic interviewing using DSM-5. Master course. 167th American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. New York City, New York 2014

12. Nussbaum AM: “My doctor recommended pot”: mile high mints, mountain high suckers, honey dabs, and how they alter the patient-physician relationship. Paper presentation. University of North Carolina Philosophical Issues in Psychiatry Research Group. Chapel Hill, North Carolina 2014

13. Nussbaum AM: Famous factory meatloaf: the assumptions and implications of renewing medicine through quality improvement. Grand rounds. University of North Carolina Clinical Ethics. Chapel Hill, North Carolina 2014

14. Nussbaum AM: Working in God’s Hotel or serving slow food?: Victoria Sweet, Hildegard of Bingen, and the physician as gardener. Colloquium presentation. Trent Center for Bioethics, Humanities, & History of Medicine. Durham, North Carolina 2014

15. Nussbaum AM: Servants of all: David Hilfiker, Paul Farmer, and the physician as servant. Paper. 4th Annual Conference on Medicine and Religion. Cambridge, Massachusetts 2015

16. Nussbaum AM: Emotional narratives or manifestos?: the genre of physician memoirs. Paper presentation. 4th International Health Humanities Conference. Aurora, Colorado 2015

17. Nussbaum AM: Checklists or dance lessons?: quality improvement, patient safety, and the social practice of medicine. Paper. 17th American Society for Bioethics and Humanities. Houston, Texas 2015

18. Nussbaum AM: Emotional memoirs or polemical manifestos?: the genre of physician memoirs. Paper. 17th American Society for Bioethics and Humanities. Houston, Texas 2015

19. Antiel R, Lorish P, Nash R, Nussbaum AM, Tilburt J: Exploring “Faithful Presence” within medicine: Christian theological perspectives on James Davison Hunter’s book, “To change the world: the irony, tragedy, and possibility of Christianity in the late modern world.” Panel. 5th Annual Conference on Medicine and Religion. Houston, Texas 2016

20. Nussbaum AM, Kehoe NC, Norko M: The intersections of ethical, religious, and spiritual issues in mental health care. Panel. 5th Annual Conference on Medicine and Religion. Houston, Texas 2016

21. Nussbaum AM: Checklists and dance lessons: how psychiatry can move healthcare from reform to renewal. Grand rounds. The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio Department of Psychiatry. San Antonio, Texas 2016

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22. Nussbaum AM: Factory or poorhouse?: what do we say hospitals are. Grand rounds. Yale University Program on Medicine, Spirituality, and Religion. New Haven, Connecticut 2016

23. Nussbaum AM: Mile high mints and red cards: how the first 15 years of Colorado’s medical marijuana experiment reveals the limits of evidence-based medicine. Public lecture. Yale University Program for Biomedical Ethics. New Haven, Connecticut 2016

24. Nussbaum AM: Seeing wisely: pursuing the renewal of medicine instead of the reform of healthcare. Public lecture. UPMC Susquehanna Health. Williamsport, Pennsylvania 2016

25. Nussbaum AM: Tinkering in today’s healthcare factories: pursuing the renewal of medicine. Public lecture, January Series. Calvin College. Grand Rapids, Michigan 2017

26. Nussbaum AM: Moving from healthcare reform to the renewal of medicine. Public lecture. Saint Norbert’s College. De Pere, Wisconsin 2017

27. Nussbaum AM: Mile high mints and red cards: the effects of Colorado’s medical marijuana experiment. Grand rounds. University of North Carolina Department of Psychiatry. Chapel Hill, North Carolina 2017

28. Nussbaum AM: From checklists to dance lessons: how psychiatry can move healthcare from reform to renewal. Grand rounds. Duke University Department of Psychiatry. Durham, North Carolina 2017

29. Nussbaum AM: The worthless remains of a physician’s calling: Max Weber, William Osler, and our disenchanted vocation. Paper presentation. Duke University Theology, Medicine, and Culture Seminar. Durham, North Carolina 2017

30. Nussbaum AM: The worthless remains of a physician’s calling: Max Weber, William Osler, and our humbled vocation. Plenary speaker. 6th Annual Conference on Medicine and Religion. Houston, Texas 2017

31. Compton M, Manseau M, Nussbaum AM, Thant T: Advances in marijuana and mental health: medical marijuana. Symposium. 170th American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. San Diego, California 2017

32. Nussbaum AM: Working in the healthcare factory: strategies for renewing the practice of medicine. Keynote. Catholic Medical Association Annual Meeting. Denver, Colorado 2017

33. Nussbaum AM: Questionable agreement: the inter-rater reliability of major depressive disorder and its implications for quality improvement. Grands rounds. University of Utah Department of Internal Medicine. Salt Lake City, Utah 2017

34. Nussbaum AM: The worthless remains of a physician’s calling: Max Weber, William Osler, and the last virtue of our vocation. Public Lecture. University of Chicago Bucksbaum Institute / Hyde Park Institute. Chicago, Illinois 2017

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35. Nussbaum AM: Hope in the clinical encounter today. Affinity Group Keynote. American Society for Bioethics and Humanities Annual Meeting. Kansas City, Missouri 2017

36. Nussbaum AM: Hope in the clinical encounter today. Public Lecture. Mercy College. Des Moines, Iowa 2017

37. Nussbaum AM: Pot shops or pill mills?: ethical questions about medical marijuana from the Colorado experience. Grand rounds. Ohio State University Center for Bioethics. Columbus, Ohio 2018

38. Nussbaum AM, Stahl R: Conscientious objection in medicine. Public lecture and panel session. Ohio State COMPAS Program on Religion. Columbus, Ohio 2018

39. Nussbaum AM: The reading cure. Keynote. Texas Tech University School of Medicine Medical Humanities Banquet. Lubbock, Texas 2018

40. Nussbaum AM: The three maps of Martha: how we got lost in the physician-patient relationship. Keynote. Texas Tech University School of Medicine Center for Ethics, Humanities, and Spirituality. Lubbock, Texas 2018

41. Nussbaum AM: Healthcare factories or temples of healing: what do we say hospitals are for? Public lecture. BayCare Health System. Saint Petersburg, Florida 2018

42. Nussbaum AM: A measure meaningful to Martha: towards measures which build therapeutic alliances. Lecture. Prescribing Wisely: Psychiatric Medications and the Whole Person. Duke University Medical Center. Durham, NC 2018.

43. Nussbaum AM: Far from disadvantage: encountering persons with mental illness. Plenary. Conference on Health and Social Justice. Saint Louis University. Saint Louis, MO 2018

Invited Extramural Lectures and Presentations (Named Lectureships):

1. Nussbaum AM: Mistaking the map for the territory: how we got lost in the patient-practitioner relationship. Max and Sara Cowan Memorial Lecture in Humanistic Medicine. University of Utah. Salt Lake City, Utah 2017

2. Nussbaum AM: Listening to noise: outcomes, quality measures, and what we are missing in the physician-patient relationship. John M. Leonard Visiting Scholar. Vanderbilt University School of Medicine. Nashville, Tennessee 2018

3. Nussbaum AM: The reading cure for physician resiliency. Hagop Mekhjian Lecture. Ohio State University of Medicine. Columbus, Ohio 2018

Invited Extramural Lectures and Presentations (International):

4. Nussbaum AM: From IV to 5: what psychiatrists need to know about DSM-5. Keynote address. Alberta Psychiatric Association. Banff, Alberta, Canada 2014

5. Nussbaum AM: Putting DSM-5 to work for your practice. Workshop. Alberta Psychiatric Association.

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Banff, Alberta, Canada 2014

6. Peteet JR, Falcone T, Fung A, Kehoe N, Nussbaum AM, Primm A, Rennebohm C: The mental health and faith community partnership: where should we go from here? Symposium. 168th American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. Toronto, Canada 2015

7. Nussbaum AM, Abbasi F, Hankerson S, Herschkopf M, Kinghorn MA: Faith and major depressive disorder: DSM-5, the cultural formulation interview, and tradition-based responses. Symposium. 168th American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. Toronto, Canada 2015

Teaching Appointments: Undergraduates:

2015 – Present Clinical Preceptor, Undergraduate Pre-Health Program

University of Colorado School of Medicine Aurora, Colorado

Medical Students:

2006 – 2009 Freshman Instructor, Medicine and Society

University of North Carolina School of Medicine Chapel Hill, North Carolina

2009 – 2010 Freshman Small Group Leader, IDPT 6001 Human Behavior Course University of Colorado School of Medicine Aurora, Colorado

2009 – 2010 Sophomore Small Group Leader, IDPT 6001 Human Behavior Course University of Colorado School of Medicine Aurora, Colorado

2009—present Junior Clinical Supervisor, IDPT 7040 Psychiatry Core Rotation Denver Health Denver, Colorado

2010—present Senior Clinical Supervisor, PSYM 8000 Psychiatry Sub Internship Denver Health Denver, Colorado

2011—2013 Junior, Senior Clinical Supervisor, IDPT 7000 Foundations of Doctoring University of Colorado School of Medicine Aurora, Colorado

2013—2016 Junior, Senior Site Director, Medical Student Education Denver Health

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Denver, Colorado

2013—present Senior Lecturer, IDPT 8005 Integrated Clinicians Course University of Colorado School of Medicine Aurora, Colorado

2014—2015 Senior Mentor, IDPT 8091/8093 Mentored Student Activity University of Colorado School of Medicine Aurora, Colorado

2015—present Freshman Lecturer, Cardiovascular, Pulmonary and Renal Systems University of Colorado School of Medicine Aurora, Colorado

2017—present Sophomore Lecturer, Nervous System University of Colorado School of Medicine Aurora, Colorado

2015—present Junior Lecturer, Longitudinal Integrated Curriculum Denver Health Denver, Colorado

Psychiatry Residents:

2009 – present PGY-1, PGY-2 Inpatient Psychiatry Attending

Denver Health Denver, Colorado

2010 – present PGY-1 Psychiatric Interview Didactic Instructor University of Colorado School of Medicine Aurora, Colorado

2010 – present PGY-1 Psychiatric Diagnosis and Formulation Instructor University of Colorado School of Medicine Aurora, Colorado

2011 – 2016 PGY-4 Chief Resident Supervision Denver Health Denver, Colorado

2013 – 2014 PGY-2 Update on DSM-5 University of Colorado School of Medicine Aurora, Colorado

2014 – Present Psychosomatic Fellows

Psychosis, Mania, and Catatonia University of Colorado School of Medicine Aurora, Colorado

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2018 – Present PGY-1 Medical Marijuana

University of Colorado School of Medicine Aurora, Colorado

2018 – Present PGY-2 Religion and Spirituality in Psychiatric Care University of Colorado School of Medicine Aurora, Colorado

Grant Support: Inactive Grants: 1. University of Chicago Program on Medicine and Religion, 2012-2014, 60% effort, total direct costs

$109,365/year Bibliography: Peer-Reviewed Journals:

1. Nussbaum AM: Open up a few bodies: reflections on dissection. Fax: The UNC Medical Research Journal, 2004

2. Nussbaum AM: Profession and faith: the National Guild of Catholic Psychiatrists. The Catholic Historical Review, 93(4): 845-865, 2007

3. Nussbaum AM, Stroup TS: Paliperidone for schizophrenia. The Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, 16(2): CD006369, 2008 PMID: 18425951

4. Nussbaum AM, Stroup TS: Paliperidone for treatment of schizophrenia. Schizophrenia Bulletin, 34(3):419-422, 2008 PMID: 18375569

5. Nussbaum AM, Stroup TS: Oral paliperidone for schizophrenia. The Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, 4: CD006369, 2008 PMID: 18425951

6. Nussbaum AM, Thurstone C: Mile high macaroons: the medicalization of marijuana in Colorado. Journal of Global Drug Policy and Practice 5(2), 2011

7. Nussbaum AM, Thurstone C, Binswanger IA: Medical marijuana use and suicide attempt in a patient with major depressive disorder. The American Journal of Psychiatry 168(8): 778-781, 2011 PMID: 21813494

8. Stroup TS, McEvoy JP, Ring K, Hamer R, LaVange L, Swartz MS, Rosenheck RA, Perkins DO, Nussbaum AM, Lieberman JA: Comparison of Antipsychotics for Metabolic Problems (CAMP): a randomized trial examining the effectiveness of switching from olanzapine, quetiapine, or risperidone to aripiprazole to reduce metabolic risk. The American Journal of Psychiatry 168(9):947-956, 2011 PMID: 21768610

9. Nussbaum AM: Changing the name of dementia during residency training: from medication management to CBT to psychodynamic psychotherapy. The Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic 75(3):

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224-235, 2011 PMID: 21958319

10. Nussbaum AM, Boyer JA, Kondrad EC: “But my doctor recommended pot”: medical marijuana and the patient-physician relationship. Journal of General Internal Medicine 26(11): 1364-1367, 2011 PMID: 21863349

11. Nussbaum AM, Stroup TS: Paliperidone palmitate for schizophrenia. The Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, 6: CD008296, 2012 PMID: 22696377

12. Nussbaum AM, Stroup TS: Paliperidone palmitate for schizophrenia. Schizophrenia Bulletin 38(6): 1124-1127, 2012 PMID: 2296147

13. Nussbaum AM: The Mennonite mental health movement: discipleship, nonresistance, and the communal care of people with mental illness in late twentieth-century America. Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease 200(12): 1088-1095, 2012 PMID: 23183369

14. Borgelt LM, Franson KL, Nussbaum AM, Wang GS: The pharmacologic and clinical effects of medical cannabis. Pharmacotherapy 33(2): 195-209, 2013 PMID: 23386598

15. Nussbaum AM, Stroup TS: Drug information update: paliperidone palmitate for schizophrenia. The Psychiatrist 37:164-166, 2013 doi:10.1192/pb.bp.113.042739

16. Nussbaum AM: Interpreters or teachers? JAMA 310(3): 165-6, 2013 PMID: 23860983

17. Rylander M, Valdez C, Nussbaum AM: Does the legalization of medical marijuana increase completed suicide?: statistical analyses of Colorado’s medical marijuana registry, 2004-2010 American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse 40(4): 269-72, 2014 PMID: 24949839

18. Nussbaum AM: “The only thing to face is death”: DeLillo’s White Noise and Tolstoy’s ‘The Death of Ivan Ilyich’. Academic Medicine 89(9): 1229, 2014 PMID: 25160835

19. Nussbaum AM: When the doctor is a gardener: Victoria Sweet, Hildegard of Bingen, and the genres of physician writers. Literature and Medicine 32(2): 325-47, 2014 PMID: 25693315

20. Nussbaum AM, Thurstone C, McGarry L, Walker B, Sabel AL: Use and diversion of medical marijuana among adults admitted to inpatient psychiatry. American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse 41(2): 166-72, 2015 PMID: 25375878

21. Nussbaum AM: “I am the author and must take full responsibility: Abraham Verghese, the physicians as the storytellers of the body, and the renewal of medicine. Journal of Medical Humanities 37(4): 389-399, 2016 PMID: 25301696

22. Rylander M, Colon-Sanchez D, Keniston A, Hamalian G, Lozano A, Nussbaum AM: Risk factors for readmission on an adult inpatient psychiatry unit. Quality Management in Health Care 24(1): 22-31, 2016 PMID: 26783864

23. Nussbaum AM: “Death is here, and I am thinking of an appendix!”: on reading The Death of Ivan Ilyich. SGIM Forum 39(10): 2, 10-11, 2016

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24. Medlin H, Clark L, Monroe C, Weiser-Rose M, Hawkins J, Nussbaum AM: Trauma-informed program development on an acute inpatient psychiatric unit. Colorado Journal of Psychiatry and Psychology 2(2): 86-98, 2017

25. Rylander M, Jackenheimer A, Colon-Sanchez D, Keniston A, Nussbaum AM: Factors predicting length of stay in an urban safety net hospital. Colorado Journal of Psychiatry and Psychology 2(2): 99-107, 2017

26. Nussbaum AM: Trains departing from different stations: “Being Mortal” and “Dying in the Twenty-First Century”. Perspectives in Biology and Medicine 59(3): 426-437, 2017 PMID: 28479584

27. Rylander M, Winston HR, Medlin H, Hull M, Nussbaum AM: The association of cannabis use on inpatient psychiatric hospital outcomes. American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse 44(1): 73-84, 2018 PMID: 28613973

28. Gault JM, Nussbaum AM: Review of serum prolactin levels as an antipsychotic-response biomarker. Open Access Journal of Translational Medicine and Research 2(3): 83-90, 2018

29. Nussbaum AM: The worthless remains of a physician’s calling: Max Weber, William Osler, and the last virtue of physicians. Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics 2018 PMID: 30387036

30. Williams JTB, Nussbaum AM: Minister to their instruction: revisiting the minister-vaccinator Rowland Hill. Pediatrics 2018 142(6):e20181021 PMID: 30459259

31. Nussbaum AM: Questionable agreement: the experience of depression and DSM-5 major depressive disorder criteria. Journal of Medicine and Philosophy accepted, in press

Books:

1. Nussbaum AM: The Pocket Guide to the DSM-5 Diagnostic Exam. Arlington, VA: American Psychiatric Publishing 2013 NLM ID: 101602178. Chinese, Dutch, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Spanish, Spanish (Argentina), and Turkish translations have been published. Special English language versions were also created specifically for Brazil, Greece, and India.

2. Hilt R, Nussbaum AM: DSM-5 Pocket Guide for Child and Adolescent Mental Health. Arlington, VA: American Psychiatric Publishing 2016 NLM ID: 101665958 An Italian translation has been published.

3. Nussbaum AM: The Finest Traditions of My Calling: One Physician’s Search for the Renewal of Medicine. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press 2016 NLM ID: 101695143

4. Wang S, Nussbaum AM: DSM-5 Pocket Guide for Elder Mental Health. Arlington, VA: American Psychiatric Publishing 2017 NLM ID: 101690366

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Book Chapters:

1. Meador K, Nussbaum AM: “My own salvation”: The Christian Century and psychology’s secularizing of American Protestantism. In: Smith, ed. The Secular Revolution: Power Interests and Conflict in the Secularization of American Public Life. Berkley, CA: University of California Press 2003: 269-309

2. Nussbaum AM, Weissberg M: Sleep and anxiety disorders. In: Kushida, ed. The Encyclopedia of Sleep, Volume 4. Waltham, MA: Academic Press 2013: 385-389, NLM: 101600863

3. Dunn TM, Nussbaum AM: Surgical critical care and behavioral health. In: Pieracci FM and Moore EE, eds. Denver Health Medical Center Handbook of Surgical Critical Care: The Practice and the Evidence. Singapore: World Scientific Publishing 2015: 73-94, NLM: 10164886

4. Dunn TM, Nussbaum AM: Ethics of surgical critical care. In: Pieracci FM and Moore EE, eds. Denver Health Medical Center Handbook of Surgical Critical Care: The Practice and the Evidence. Singapore: World Scientific Publishing 2015: 765-782, NLM: 10164886

5. Nussbaum AM: How are mental incapacities different? In: Gala GJ and Moseley DD, eds. Philosophy and Psychiatry: Problems, Intersections, and New Perspectives. New York, NY: Routledge 2015: 52-59, NLM: 101652724

6. Thant T, Kondrad EC, Nussbaum AM: Medical marijuana: indications, formulations, efficacy, and adverse effects. In: Compton MT, ed. Marijuana and Mental Health. Washington, DC: American Psychiatric Publishing 2016: 81-113, NLM: 101672624

7. Ali S, Nussbaum AM: Inpatient psychiatry. In: Peteet J, Dell ML, Fung WLA, ed. Ethical Considerations at the Intersection of Psychiatry and Religion. New York, NY: Oxford University Press 2018: 125-137, NLM: 101725389.

8. Nussbaum AM: Far from disadvantaged: encountering persons with mental illness. In Lysaught TM and McCarthy M, eds. Catholic bioethics and social justice: the praxis of US health care in a globalized world. Collegeville, MN: Liturgical Press Academic 2018: 63-76

9. Nussbaum AM: “Death is here, and I am thinking of an appendix!: on rereading ‘The death of Ivan Ilyich’. In Stagno SJ and Blackie M, eds. From Reading to Healing. Kent, OH: Kent State University Press 2019: 123-127, NLM: xxx.

Book Reviews:

1. Nussbaum AM: Review of Crazy in America: the hidden tragedy of our criminally mentally ill. Psychiatric Services 59(2): 214, 2007

2. Nussbaum AM: Review of Anatomy of an Epidemic: magic bullets, psychiatric drugs, and the astonishing rise of mental illness in America. Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease 199(6): 429, 2011 DOI: 10.1097/NMD.0b013e31821cd447

3. Nussbaum AM: Review of Psychology and Catholicism: contested boundaries. The Catholic Historical

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Review 98(2): 335-336, 2012

4. Nussbaum AM: Review of Clinical Manual for Treatment of Schizophrenia. The American Journal of Psychiatry 169(8): 873, 2012 PMID: 22854938

Reports:

1. American Psychiatric Association Foundation, Mental Health: A Guide for Faith Leaders. Washington, DC, 2015 available online at: www.psychiatry.org/faith

Non-Refereed Journals:

1. Nussbaum AM: The faith of a doctor: learning to see beyond the symptoms. Commonweal: A Review of Religion, Politics and Culture, 134:10-14, 2007

2. Nussbaum AM: ‘I can’t think clearly’: diagnosing traumatic brain injury with the DSM-5. Psychiatric News, 48(15): 20, 26, 2013

3. Nussbaum AM: The DSM-5 and the mental health clinician as consultant. Mental Health Clinician, 2(9): 12, 2013

4. Nussbaum AM: When doctors stop ‘seeing’ patients. The Wall Street Journal, May 9, 2016

5. Nussbaum AM: Medicaid has made a huge difference in my patients’ lives. Here’s how. The Washington Post, December 11, 2016: A25

6. Nussbaum AM: Restoring equity to the health law debate. Health Affairs Blog, May 1, 2017 http://healthaffairs.org/blog/2017/05/01/restoring-equity-to-the-health-law-debate/

7. Nussbaum AM: Online sellers of designer drugs are a dark partner in the opioid epidemic. Stat, October 17, 2017 https://www.statnews.com/2017/10/17/opioid-epidemic-benzodiazepines/

8. Wang S, Nussbaum AM: When and how to care for adults as elders. Psychiatric News, 52(20): 18-19, 2017

Posters:

1. Nathan L, House R, Nussbaum AM, Wright M: Utilization of LEAN at an academic safety-net hospital. University of Colorado Department of Psychiatry Junior Faculty Poster Session. Aurora, Colorado 2012

2. Huzyk T, Nussbaum AM: Effect of recording an agitational ‘vital sign’ on assault risk in an inpatient psychiatric unit. University of Colorado School of Medicine Student Research Poster Session. Aurora, Colorado 2015

3. Colon-Sanchez D, Rylander M, Keniston A, Hamalian G, Lozano A, Nussbaum AM: Risk factors for readmission on an adult inpatient psychiatry unit. University of Colorado Department of Psychiatry

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Junior Faculty Poster Session. Aurora, Colorado 2015

4. Finegan A, Reiss R, Nussbaum AM: Surveying inpatient psychiatrists about potential medication-related quality metrics. College of Psychiatric and Neurologic Pharmacists Scientific Poster Session. Colorado Springs, Colorado 2016

5. Shirazi MR, Daidone SD, Dunn TM, Holland JC, Nussbaum AM: The importance of differential diagnosis in new-onset psychosis: tales from the consultation-liaison service. Academy of Psychosomatic Medicine, 63rd Annual Meeting. Poster Session. Austin, Texas 2016

6. Weiser-Rose M, Eron K, Medlin H, Clark L, Monroe C, Hawkins J, Nussbaum AM, Eisner H: Trauma-informed program development on an adult inpatient psychiatric unit to decrease restraint use. American Occupational Therapy Association Specialty Conference: Occupational Therapy in Mental Health. Poster Session. Indianapolis, Indiana 2017

7. Meadows S, Nussbaum AM: Promoting interprofessional training and collaborative practice in a safety-net system: using a quality improvement tool to drive change in graduate and continuing education. Western Group on Educational Affairs. Poster Session. Denver, Colorado 2018

Published Interviews:

1. Nussbaum AM: Ethical issues involving medical use of marijuana. Medical Ethics Advisor. 29(9): 105-107, 2013

2. Kinghorn W, Nussbaum AM: Friendship and people with mental illness. Faith and Leadership. December 3, 2013

3. Nussbaum AM: Pre-meeting workshop demonstrates that DSM-5 is more than just a name change. CPNP Perspective. 1(2): 8-13, 2014

4. Nussbaum AM: One doctor’s prescription for the ‘renewal’ of medicine. Colorado Matters March 23, 2016 available at: https://www.cpr.org/news/story/one-doctors-prescription-renewal-medicine

5. Nussbaum AM: Doctor yearns for return to time when physicians were ‘artisans’. Shots: Health News From NPR May 24, 2016 available at: http://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2016/05/24/479208775/doctor-yearns-for-return-to-time-when-physicians-were-artisans

6. Nussbaum AM: We have a current mania for outcomes and metrics: Abraham Nussbaum’s memoir calls for putting the patient first. CU Medicine Today Fall: 4-5, 2016

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