Curriculum Vitae

Robert P. Lennon, MD, JD, FAAFP

CURRENT POSITION Associate Professor, Department of Family and Community Medicine

Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center

Affiliate Faculty, Penn State Law

CONTACT 500 University Drive, Hershey PA 17033

(717) 531-0003x284628, rlennon@pennstatehealth.psu.edu

EDUCATION

1993 BA (chemistry), University of Wisconsin, Madison

1997 JD, University of Wisconsin

2009 MD, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences (USUHS)

POST-GRADUATE EDUCATION

2009 – 2012 Family Medicine Residency, Naval Hospital Jacksonville, FL

CERTIFICATION

2012 Board Certification, Family Medicine

LICENSURES

1997 Wisconsin License to Practice Law (inactive)

2011 Unrestricted Medical License, North Carolina (active)

2013 Military Auricular Acupuncture Certification (active)

2013 Executive Medicine, US Navy Additional Qualification Designation (active)

2019 Unrestricted Medical License, Pennsylvania (active)

2019 Unrestricted Medical License, Wisconsin (active)

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UNITED STATES NAVAL SERVICE

2005 Ensign (ENS), Assistant Division Officer, Newport, RI

2005 – 2009 ENS, Medical Student, Bethesda, MD

2009 – 2012 Lieutenant (LT), Resident, Jacksonville, FL

2012 LT, Staff Physician, Jacksonville, FL

2012 – 2015 LT, Staff Physician, Okinawa, Japan

2014 – 2015 LT, Department Head, Okinawa, Japan

2014 – 2015 LT, Senior Medical Officer for Branch Clinics, Okinawa, Japan

2015 – 2019 Lieutenant Commander (LCDR), Residency Faculty, Jacksonville, FL

2016 – 2017 LCDR, Medical Officer in Charge, Operation Continuing Promise, SOUTHCOM

2017 LCDR, Staff Physician, Operation Brazilian Riverine Medicine, Manaus, Brazil

2019 LCDR, Mission Leader, Operation Brazilian Riverine Medicine, Manaus, Brazil

2019 Selection for Commander, Honorable Discharge

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

Academic Appointments

2019 - Present Associate Professor, Department of Family and Community Medicine, Penn State

Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center

2020 - Present Affiliate Faculty, Penn State Law

2013 - 2019 Assistant Professor, Department of Family Medicine, USUHS

2002 – 2005 Faculty Assistant, Chemistry Department, University of Wisconsin

1997 – 1998 Faculty Assistant, Chemistry Department, University of Wisconsin

1993 – 1994 Research and Faculty Assistant, Chemistry Department, University of Wisconsin

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Other Employment

2005 – 2019 United States Navy

2001 – 2002 Owner, R Squared Management LLC, Tampa, FL – Developed two franchise

pizza restaurants

1998 – 2001 Financial Advisor, Hiring Manager, Training Manager, American Express

Financial Advisors, Tampa FL

1997 – 1998 Attorney, Lennon Legal Research, Madison, WI

MEMBERSHIPS AND AWARDS

Professional Society Memberships

2019 – North American Primary Care Research Group, Member

2016 – American Academy of Family Physicians, Fellow

2013 – Society of Teachers of Family Medicine (STFM), Member

2008 – American Academy of Family Physicians, Member

2019 – Present, Pennsylvania Academy of Family Physicians, Member

2019 – Present, Uniformed Services Academy of Family Physicians (USAFP),

Adjunct Member

2008 – 2019, USAFP, Member

2018 – 2019 USAFP, Chair, Constitution, Bylaws and Strategic Charter

Committee

2012 – 2017 USAFP, Constitution, Bylaws and Strategic Charter

Committee

1997 – Wisconsin State Bar Association

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Awards

1994 Three Year Partial Academic Scholarship, University of Wisconsin Law School.

1996 Dean’s List, University of Wisconsin Law School.

1999 Rookie of the Year, West Florida Market Group, American Express Financial Advisors.

2009 Academic Awards for Epidemiology and Biometrics, Human Psychology, Human

Context, Military Studies II, and Human Behavior, USUHS.

2010 First Place, Resident Research Competition, USAFP annual conference.

2012 USUHS Family Medicine 1 month Faculty Development Mini-Fellowship award.

2012 Navy Commendation Medal, US Navy for contributions to Naval Service during

Residency.

2013 Letter of Appreciation from Danielle Carter, MD, St. Vincent’s Family Medicine

Program. Their six poster presentations including the national winner at the American

College of Osteopathic Family Physicians National Conference were a product of the

“How to Write a Case Report” workshop.

2013 First Place, Resident Research Competition, USAFP annual conference.

2014 Best Poster Award, Australasian Military Medical Conference.

2014 Certificate of Commendation for being recognized as Naval Hospital Okinawa’s Medical

Officer of the Quarter.

2015 Special Recognition Award, WONCA Taiwan Medical Conference.

2015 USUHS Graduate School of Nursing Command Coin in appreciation of opening Naval

Hospital Okinawa as a clinical nursing student site.

2015 Navy Commendation Medal, US Navy, for superior performance during Okinawa tour.

2017 Honorary Diploma, Centro Universitario de Izabal, Guatemala.

2017 Second Place, Resident Research Competition, USAFP annual conference.

2017 Third Place, Staff Research Competition, USAFP annual conference.

2017 Culture of Safety award, Naval Hospital Jacksonville.

2017 Health Care Hero award, Jacksonville Business Journal.

2017 Fourth Fleet Command coin from Rear Admiral Sean Buck in appreciation for superior

performance as Medical Officer in Charge, Operation Continuing Promise 2017.

2017 Guatemala Service Appreciation Medallion presented by Major General Juan Manuel

Ramirez, Chief of Staff of the [Guatemalan] National Defense.

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2017 Navy Commendation Medal, US Navy, for superior leadership during Operation

Continuing Promise 2017.

2018 First Place, Resident Research Competition, USAFP annual conference.

2018 Culture of Safety award, Naval Hospital Jacksonville.

2018 Humanitarian Service Medal, US Navy, for services during Hurricane Hugo.

2019 First Place, Southeast Regional Research Symposium.

2019 Meritorious Service Medal, US Navy, for extraordinary service through tour in

Jacksonville.

CLINICAL SERVICE

2019 – Attending Physician, outpatient medicine. 0.1 FTE personal panel, 0.05 FTE

resident / student precepting.

2015 – 2019 Attending Faculty, Naval Hospital Jacksonville. Full scope personal panel 0.4

FTE; outpatient resident precepting 0.4 FTE; inpatient service attending supervising resident

team for adult, pediatric and obstetric services, 0.1 FTE.

2012 – 2015 Staff Physician, Naval Hospital Okinawa, Japan. Full scope personal panel, 0.4 –

0.8 FTE (varied with administrative roles); managed inpatient adult medicine, pediatric and

obstetric services, 0.1 FTE.

2012 Staff Physician, Naval Hospital Jacksonville. Full scope personal panel 0.4 FTE;

outpatient resident precepting 0.4 FTE; inpatient service supervising resident team for adult,

pediatric and obstetric services, 0.1 FTE. (This was a two month stash between residency and

Okinawa to accommodate colocation.)

ADMINITRATIVE SERVICES

Penn State Health

2019 – Member, Department of Family and Community Medicine internal scientific

review committee

2019 – Global Health Engagement Project, Brazil. In conjunction with the Global Health

Center, actively developing medical student, resident and faculty opportunities to pursue

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research and clinical experiences in Brazil through collaboration with University of São

Paulo and the Brazilian Navy.

2019 Visiting Scholar, Matheus Polly. As part of the Global Health Engagement Project,

arranged and funded Dr. Matheus Polly to spend November, 2019 at Penn State Health as

a visiting scholar, leading to two presentations and a collaborative research effort

evaluating primary care data from the Amazonas region.

Naval Hospital Jacksonville

2019 Mission Leader, Operation Brazilian Riverine Medicine

Led 4 US physicians on joint U.S.-Brazilian mission providing health care to Amazon

riverine population aboard the Brazilian Navy hospital ship NAsH Carlos Chagas.

Successfully tested novel humanitarian mission capacity building through training point

of care ultrasound and asynchronous telemedicine using commercial social media

application in remote settings.

2017 – 2018 Chair, Quality Improvement Subcommittee

Served as a catalyst for improving quality of care and patient safety at Naval Hospital

Jacksonville. Reviewed and analyzed Patient Safety Report activities, risk management

activities, ORYX data, sentinel events and Root Cause Analysis recommendations,

Litigation Reports and Potentially Compensable Events. Monitor and oversee compliance

with pertinent Joint Commission Standards. Served as voting member of the Medical

Executive Committee and the Quality Council.

2017 – 2018 Member, Medical Executive Committee

2017 – 2018 Member, Quality Council

2016 – 2019 Member, Healthcare Ethics Committee

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2017 Family Medicine Liaison, Operation Brazilian Riverine Medicine

Coordinated primary care of Amazon riverine population with team of U.S. and Brazilian

physicians aboard the Brazilian Navy hospital ship NAsH Soares de Meirelles for month-

long mission. Established foundation for ongoing bilateral provision of care, research and

knowledge exchange.

2016 – 2017 Medical Officer in Charge, Operation Continuing Promise 2017

Led a joint 80-person multinational team on this medical humanitarian mission to Central

and South America. Successfully integrated U.S., host nation, and non-governmental

organization providers to build host nation capacity, deliver 23,601 patient encounters,

and coordinate medical donations worth $2,255,511. Conducted pre-deployment site

surveys, developed relationships with the host nation, acquired, reviewed and approved

credentialing for all medical personnel, supervised validation of all medical, surgical and

dental Authorized Medical Allowance Lists. Reported directly to the Commodore,

Destroyer Squadron Four Zero. This mission was the first of its type to:

- place an entire treatment facility ashore from a seaborne platform that has no

organic medical capability.

- utilize specially trained corpsmen to provide direct patient care.

- utilize the WEBMAARS planning, assessments and accountability tools.

From planning through execution was integrally involved in making this mission

successful and creating the future doctrine of the United States Navy’s new approach to

seaborne medical support of Humanitarian and Disaster Relief in the Western

Hemisphere.

2016 – 2017 Member, Osteoarthritis Value Based Care Initiative

2015 – 2016 USUHS Medical Student Site Coordinator

2015 – 2016 Division Officer, Red Team Family Medicine Department

Led 14 physicians, 2 nurses, 10 corpsman and 7 civilian support staff to excellence in the

provision of care to 5,000 beneficiaries.

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2011 – 2012 Resident Research Coordinator

Systematized a novel method of promoting resident research that increased resident

research participation 7-fold and resident research output 13-fold.

2010 – 2011 Member, Resident Action Committee

2009 – 2012 Member, Bioethics Committee

Naval Hospital Okinawa

2014 – 2015 Senior Medical Officer, Branch Clinics, Naval Hospital Okinawa

Provided clinical oversight of 3 branch clinics and credentialing oversight for 20 Marine

Medical physicians and independent duty corpsmen.

Assisted developing the Bush Clinic Marine Centered Medical Home – the first Marine

Centered Medical Home in the U.S. Navy.

2014 – 2015 Department Head, Bush Clinic, Naval Hospital Okinawa

Led this 4,200 patient, four-provider clinic to excellence in:

Obtaining Bush Clinic’s first-ever NCQA qualification.

Maintaining the highest level of access to care and primary care manager continuity

across all clinics on Okinawa.

Maintaining the highest level of RelayHealth enrollment of any clinic on Okinawa.

Maintaining the highest patient satisfaction (BUMED Monitor) of any primary care clinic

on Okinawa.

Obtaining Bush Clinic’s first-ever Blue H and Blue H “Gold” awards.

Decreasing Emergency Department Utilization by Bush Clinic enrollees by 30%.

Maintaining the highest HEDIS metrics within Naval Hospital Okinawa, which reached

#1 Navy-wide for HEDIS metrics.

2014 – 2015 Medical Home Port Champion

Integrated changes across all primary care departments to maximize outpatient efficiency

yielding increased patient access and decreased emergency department utilization. Led

our military treatment facility (MTF) to become a recognized leader in RelayHealth,

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HEDIS and access to care. RelayHealth initiative was adopted by Navy Medicine West

for implementation across the region. PCM continuity increased from 49% to 72% across

the MTF. HEDIS reached #1 Navy-wide and consistently ranked top ten Navy-wide.

2014 – 2015 Medical Student Coordinator

Facilitated Memorandum of Understanding with USUHS allowing medical and nursing

students to complete clinical rotations at Naval Hospital Okinawa, and assisted staff

members in obtaining professorships through USUHS medical and nursing schools.

2013 – 2014 Chair, Healthcare Ethics Committee

Streamlined the Ethics Consultation process, integrated ethics cases and education into

the Command intranet and developed Ethics Grand Rounds, offering Continuing Medical

Education lectures to medical staff.

2013 – 2014 Member, Executive Committee of Medical Staff

2013 – 2015 Brig Medical Officer

Supervised provision of care to Active Duty personnel confined to the Brig and also to

Status of Forces Agreement civilians confined to Japanese Prison.

COMMUNITY SERVICE ACTIVITIES

2019 Media relations; Family Medicine advocacy in the “What is Family Medicine” television

show, ABC.

TEACHING ACTIVITIES

Penn State University

Family Medicine Residents

2019 – Academic lectures in didactic sessions and direct research mentorship for this

8/8/8 residency. 5hr/yr.

Medical Students, MS1-MS4

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2019 – Clinical teacher, Family medicine Clerkship. 10 students, 10 hr/yr.

2019 – Global Health Mentor, facilitating medical student participation in

educational exchange between Penn State College of Medicine and University of

São Paulo School of Medicine. 30hr/yr.

Naval Hospital Jacksonville

Family Medicine Residents

2015 – 2019 Academic lectures in morning report and didactic sessions for this 13/13/13

residency. 5hr/yr.

Medical Students – MS3 and MS4, Naval Hospital Jacksonville

2015 – 2019 Lecturer and clinical teacher, Family Medicine Clerkship. 30 students, 10 hr/year.

Medical Students – MS1, USUHS

2006 – 2012 Panelist, Human Context. Presented multiple sessions designed to improve

integration of the psychosocial aspect of the biopsychosocial model in the contest of the doctor-

patient relationship. 150 students, 2hr/year.

2009 Teaching assistant, human anatomy lab. Taught 1 month, 4 student MS1 section

in human anatomy.

Undergraduates, University of Wisconsin, Madison

1993 – 2005 Research Assistant, Teaching Assistant, Faculty Assistant, Instructor of

the Enrichment Program for Underprivileged Youth, MCAT Preparatory Instructor,

Assistant Laboratory Director for Undergraduate Chemistry Laboratories.

● 30 students/ introductory chemistry, 2-4 sections per semester. 15hr/week.

● Created and taught the University of Wisconsin’s first MCAT preparatory course. 15

students, 25 hr/year.

● Managed laboratory implementation, staffing and safety of 24 professors, 120 graduate

students and over 5,000 undergraduate students per semester.

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MENTORSHIP ACTIVITIES

2011 – 2015 Anna Oberhofer, Family Medicine Resident and junior faculty, 15hr/year, Naval

Hospital Jacksonville

2011 – Jason Croad, Family Medicine Resident, junior staff physician, faculty physician

10hr/year, Naval Hospital Jacksonville, Naval Hospital Okinawa, Penn State

Health

2015 – 2019 Job Larson, Family Medicine Resident, 10hr/year, Naval Hospital Jacksonville

2016 – 2017 Dan Kuckel, Family Medicine Resident, 10hr/year, Naval Hospital Jacksonville

2017 – John Sullivan, Family Medicine Resident 10hr/year, Naval Hospital Jacksonville

2018 – Kirsten Winnie, junior faculty 8hr/year, David Grant USAF Medical Center

2019 – Matheus Polly, Infectious Disease Resident, 10hr/year, University of São Paulo

and Penn State University

2019 – Curtis Bone, junior faculty 20hr/year, Penn State Health

GRANT SUPPORT

Active Grants

Social Science Research Institute at Penn State, (PI: Lennon) 3/2020 – 5/2021

Huck Institute of the Life Sciences #7601 Funds awarded: $50,000

Department of Family and Community Medicine (DFCM), + $50,000 DCFM match

Pennsylvania State College of Medicine

Role: Principal Investigator

COVID-19 Health messaging efficacy in healthcare workers

Goal: To investigate the extent to which healthcare workers during the COVID-19 epidemic

understand current institutional, national, and international recommendations regarding COVID-

19.

Penn State Strategic Initiatives #012020 (PI: Lennon, Gowda) 7/2020 – 12/2020

SPARC – Stimulating Partnerships Among Researchers and Clinicians

Role: Co-Principal Investigator Funds awarded: $18,104

Interdisciplinary partnership to develop translational research in topical reducing agents to

reduce reactive oxygen species on skin.

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Goal: To build a translational team to investigate biologically friendly topical reducing agents to

reduce skin reactive oxygen species.

Department of Family and Community Medicine (PI: Lennon) 1/2020 – 12/2020

Pennsylvania State College of Medicine, #022020

Role: Principal Investigator Funds awarded: $50,000

Osteopathic manipulative techniques for the treatment of chronic migraine headaches

Goal: To determine the feasibility of studying osteopathic manipulative techniques for the

treatment of chronic migraine headaches at Penn State Hershey.

USAFP #18LG-1 (PI: Lennon) 7/2018 – 7/2020

Uniformed Services Academy of Family Physicians

Role: Principal Investigator Funds awarded: $5,906

Portability of Curricular Changes to Increase Resident Research

Goal: To determine the extent to which curriculum changes that led to large, sustained increases

in resident scholarly activity at Naval Hospital Jacksonville Family Medicine Residency

Program are portable to other sites.

PCORI OPD-1601-33860 (PI: Zgierksa) 1/2017 – 12/2021

The Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute

Role: Co-investigator Funds awarded: $8,430,231

Comparative effectiveness randomized controlled trial of mindfulness meditation versus

cognitive behavioral therapy for opioid-treated chronic low back pain

Goal: To compare the effectiveness of mindfulness meditation and cognitive behavioral therapy

in improving patient-reported outcomes in opioid-treated chronic low back pain through a

randomized controlled trial, conducted at three sites: Wisconsin (PI: Zgierska, University of

Wisconsin), Massachusetts (site PI: Edwards, Harvard University), Utah (site PI: Garland,

University of Utah).

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Completed Grants

ABFM internal grant (PI: Martin) 7/2013 – 6/2019

Role: Site Associate Investigator

Family Medicine Length of Training Pilot Project

Goal: To examine whether extending the length of family medicine residency programs from 3

to 4 years impacts the quality of education and performance of graduates. My role in this project

was to write the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education application for four year

family medicine slots at five US Navy Family Medicine Residency Programs (approved, 2012.)

Later as Faculty at Naval Hospital Jacksonville I was a site AI for the project, and mentored the

four-year residents in developing their curriculum (2015-2019).

DoD #W81XWH-1-2-0030 (PI: Pepine) 2/2018 – 12/2022

Role: Site Associate Investigator Funds awarded: $14,927,828

Women’s IschemiA TRial to Reduce Events In Non-ObstRuctive CAD (WARRIOR) (Clinical

Trials.gov identifier NCT03417388.)

Goal: To determine whether medication treatment to address risk factors and vascular function in

women experiencing cardiac symptoms with no flow obstruction would reduce incidence of

outcomes such as death, heart attack or stroke. My role was to establish Naval Hospital

Jacksonville as a trial site. I was involved between 2018-2019, and coordinated development of

the site including local IRB approval, methodology to find patients through the military

electronic health record, approval to use Family Medicine clinic spaces and identify participating

clinicians to oversee out site’s participation in this University of Florida project.

RESEARCH OUTPUT

Publications Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles 1. Denk M, Lennon R, Hayashi R, et al. Synthesis and structure of a stable silylene. J Am Chem Soc. 1994, 116, 2691-2692. 2. Lennon R, Lennon RL, Bacon DR. The Anaesthetists’ Travel Club: an example of professionalism. J Clin Anesth. 2009 Mar;21(2):137-42.

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3. Stephens M, Lennon R, Saguil A, Reamy BV. Four-year training in family medicine: strength through versatility using the uniformed services as a model. Fam Med. 2011 Oct;43(9):664-6. 4. Yosay J, Lennon RP, Keck JW. Spontaneous Hematomas. Am Fam Physician. 2013 Mar 1;87(5):371-2. 5. Lennon RP, Saguil A, Seehusen DA, Reamy BV, Stephens MB. The Military Health System: A Community of Solutions for Medical Education, Healthcare Delivery and Public Health. J Am Board Fam Med. 2013 May-Jun;26(3):264-70. 6. Lennon RP, Oberhofer AL, McNair V, Keck JW. Curriculum Changes to Increase Research in a Family Medicine Residency Program. Fam Med. 2014;46(4)294-8. 7. Lennon RP. Lengthening Military Tour Lengths; Cut Costs, Improve Morale and Improve Patient Outcomes. Mil Med. 2014 Sep;179(9):935. 8. Lennon RP, Oberhofer AL, McQuade J. Body Composition Assessment Failure Rates and Obesity in the United States Navy. Mil Med. 2015 Feb;180(2):141-4. 9. Lennon RP, Kim AR. Red Rash on the Back. Am Fam Physician. 2015 Apr 15;91(8):557-8. 10. Johnson LA, Lennon RP. Expeditionary Force Health Protection for Global Health Engagement: Lessons Learned from Continuing Promise 2017. Mil Med. 2018 May 1;183(5-6):e166-e173. 11. Lennon RP, Lopez KC, Socha JA, Montealegre FE, Chandler JW, Sweet NN, Hawley LA, Smith DK, Sanchack KE. Health characteristics of the Wayuu Indigenous people. Mil Med. 2019 Jul 1;184(7-8):e230-e235. 12. Seales SM, Lennon RP, Sanchack K, Smith DK. Sustainable Curriculum to Increase Scholarly Activity in a Family Medicine Residency. Fam Med. 2019;51(3):271-275. 13. Smith DK, Lennon RP, Carlsgaard P. Managing Hypertension Using Combination Therapy. Am Fam Physician. 2020;101(6):341-349. 14. de Mattos Oliveira LFC, Lennon RP, Roman JW, Sullivan JF, Milder EA. Health characteristics of the Madeira Riverine population. Mil Med. 2020 doi: 10.1093/milmed/usaa006 [published Online first: 2020/03/21] 15. Day PG, Sanchack KE, Lennon RP. A care ethics approach to ethical advocacy for community conditions. Am J Bioeth; 2020;20(4):35-7. 16. Lennon RP, Sanchack KE, Keck JW. Scholarly activity is correlated to in-service exam scores. J Contemp Med Edu. 2020;10(2):74-77.

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17. Sullivan JE, Polly M, Roman JW, Milder EA, Carter R, Lennon RP. Utility of Point of Care Ultrasound (POCUS) in humanitarian assistance missions. Mil Med; 2020. In Press. Books / Book Chapters 1. Lennon RP, Lennon CL. Introduction in: Buckenmaier C. Military Advanced Regional Anesthesia and Analgesia Field Manual. Borden Institute (October 2009.) ISBN-10 0981822827. 2. Lennon RP. Sexually Transmitted Disease (2 Volumes): An Encyclopedia of Diseases, Prevention, Treatment and Issues. Chapter: Sexual Assault. Sacramento: ABC-CLIO. Nov 2013. 3. Lennon RP, Claussen K, Kuersteiner K. Primary Care: Clinics in Office Practice on Cardiovascular Diseases. Chapter: State of the Heart. Overview of the disease burden of cardiovascular disease from an epidemiologic perspective. Prim Care. 2018 Mar;45(1):1-15. 4. Rutherford AL, Lennon RP, Seehusen DA et al. The Recipe: A practical guide to scholarly activity. Editor and author of chapters: How to conduct a literature search, How to write a photo quiz. Richmond, VA: USAFP; 2019. ISBN: 9781096033004 / 1096033003. Freely available online at: https://www.usafp.org/research/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/the-recipe-book-0919-v3.pdf and https://connect.stfm.org/HigherLogic/System/DownloadDocumentFile.ashx?DocumentFileKey=d5b99b57-03c7-af7e-f5d8-cd68cde42c22&forceDialog=0. (Accessed 6 Jan 2020.) Non-Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles 1. Vest RM, Lennon RP. Non-Resolving Dermatitis in a 9-Year-Old-Boy. Consultant Live. July 2013. http://www.consultantlive.com/dermclinic/content/article/10162/149688. 2. Cobb S, Lennon RP. Pruritic and Desquamating Palmar Lesions in an Adolescent. Consultant. 2014;54(2):140-1. 3. Lennon RP, Smith A, Hawley L, Sweet N. Hip Pain, Irregular Skin Lesions in a 12-year-old Girl. Pediatrics Consultant Live. August 2017. http://www.pediatricsconsultantlive.com/articles/hip-pain-irregular-skin-lesions-12-year-old-girl 4. Larson JP, Moss D, Lennon RP. The Quality of Medical Resident PowerPoint® Presentations. Acta Medica. 2018 Dec;49(4):14-17. Web-Based Articles and Public Communications 1. Donahue M, Lennon R. (2011, July 28.) Go Back to school with an immune boost. JAX Air News, Naval Air Station Jacksonville. 2. Olewik A, Lennon R. (2011, September 22.) September is Whole Grains Month. JAX Air News, Naval Air Station Jacksonville.

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3. Bales M, Lennon R. (2011, September 22.) National Women’s Health and Fitness Day. JAX Air News, Naval Air Station Jacksonville. 4. Schmiedecke R, Lennon R. (2011, October 6.) Mental Health as important as physical readiness. JAX Air News, Naval Air Station Jacksonville. 5. Hill B, Lennon R. (2012, November 3.) SIDS awareness month. JAX Air News, Naval Air Station Jacksonville. 6. Wang S, Stephens M, Lennon R. (2012, January 12.) Avoiding illness during cold season. JAX Air News, Naval Air Station Jacksonville. 7. Magee S, Lennon R. (2012, May 3.) Get up, get going, feel better. JAX Air News, Naval Air Station Jacksonville. 8. Donahue M, Lennon R. (2012, January 26.) Go back to school with an immune boost. Navy Medicine Live Blog. http://www.navymedicine.navylive.dodlive.mil/archives/1725. 9. Donahue M, Lennon R. (2012, January 26). Go back to school with an immune boost. Surgeon General’s Media Update. 10. Media Interview. (2017, April 3.) CP-17 Finishes Colombia Visit, Concludes Mission. Navy News Service. https://www.navy.mil/submit/display.asp?story_id=99703 11. Media Interview. (2019, February 13.) Navigating the Amazon: Ensuring safe passage to deliver medical care. Military News. https://www.militarynews.com/news/navigating-the-amazon-ensuring-safe-passage-to-deliver-medical-care/article_9e3bf890-2f9b-11e9-ac65-e745d30c9ca3.html 12. Media Interview (2019, March 7). Brazil Riverine Medical Mission 2019-1 Conclude. U.S. Southern Command. https://www.southcom.mil/MEDIA/NEWS-ARTICLES/Article/1778946/brazil-riverine-medical-mission-2019-1-concludes/ 13. Broszko CM, Clemente-Fuentes RW, Lennon RP, Winnie K. Beyond the bench-top: research in the field. Uniformed Services Academy of Family Physicians Fall Newsletter. January 5, 2020. Available at http://www.usafp.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/USAFP-Fall-2019-Final-NL.pdf. Accessed March 21, 2020. 14. Lennon RP. Staffing COVID wards. Commentary response to: Bauchner H, Fontanarosa PB, Livingston EH. Conserving Supply of Personal Protective Equipment – A Call for Ideas. JAMA online. March 20, 2020. Doi:10.1001/jama.2020.4770. Available at https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/fullarticle/2763590. Accessed March 21, 2020. Other Brief Communications 1. Boller W, Erickson D, Lawson C, Lennon RP. Hospital study strength principally limited to analysis of specific patient diagnoses. Arch Intern Med. 2008 Sep 8;168(16):1825-6.

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2. Lennon RP, Tassin N, McNair V. Doctors applaud call for diversity. J Fam Pract. 2011 Jun;60(6):320. 3. Lennon RP. Understanding Doctors. 85 Wis. Law 5 (July 2012). 4. Oberhofer AL, Lennon RP. A call for greater statistical power in an era of publishing negative results. Acta Med Acad. 2014;43(2):172-3. 5. Saperstein AK, Lennon RP, Olsen C, Womble L, Saguil A. Information Retention Among Attendees at a Traditional Poster Presentation Setting. Acta Med Acad. 2016 Nov;45(2):180-181. 6. Lennon RP. Distinguishing ethical from moral duties in medical practice. Fam Med. 2019;51(1):61-62. 7. Case M, Brown K, Lennon R, Hwang D, Sanchack K. In response to: Decoding Readiness: Towards a Ready Military Healthcare Force. Mil Med. 2019 Oct 11. doi: 10.1093/milmed/usz255. [Epub ahead of print] Published Multimedia 1. Lennon RP, McNair V, Keck JW. How to Make a Poster or Photo Quiz. Materials maintained as online reference through USAFP website, accessible at http://www.usafp.org/research.htm (2012-2015.) 2. Lennon RP, Keck JW. How to Write a Case Report. Materials maintained as online references through STFM website, accessible at https://connect.stfm.org/HigherLogic/System/DownloadDocumentFile.ashx?DocumentFileKey=7e277fa6-47b6-b8e3-6ea8-9ff9ef3edab3&forceDialog=0. (Accessed 27 August 2019.) Invited Lectures 1. Lennon RP, McNair V, Keck JW. How to Make a Poster or Photo Quiz. Naval Hospital Jacksonville, FL, 2011. 2. Lennon RP. Employment Law. Naval Hospital Jacksonville, FL, 2011. 3. Lennon RP, McNair V, Keck JW. How to Make a Poster or Photo Quiz. St. Vincent’s Family Medicine Residency Program, Jacksonville, FL, 2012. 4. Lennon RP. Family Medicine in remote settings. Family Medicine Interest Group, USUHS, Bethesda, MD, 2013. 5. Lennon RP. American Physicians’ Approach to Medical Ethical Dilemmas. Japanese Internship Program, Naval Hospital Okinawa, Japan, 2014. 6. Lennon RP. Combat Medical Ethics. Okinawa Leadership Development Course, Naval Hospital Okinawa, Japan, April and September, 2014.

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7. Pesqueira J, Lennon RP. Alcohol Withdrawal Seizure – Tracer Interdisciplinary Morbidity and Mortality Conference, Naval Hospital Jacksonville, FL, 2016. 8. Lennon RP. Medical Disclosures. Naval Hospital Jacksonville, FL, 2016. 9. Lennon RP. The art and science of journal article critique. Naval Hospital Jacksonville, FL, 2017. 10. Lennon RP, Cruz A, Todd W, Chandler J, Schultz C, Wallinger J. Military Medical Humanitarian Missions. Duval County Medical Society, Jacksonville, FL, 2017. 11. Lennon RP. Physicians in the Navy. Naval Recruiting District open forum, Jacksonville, FL, 2018. 12. Lennon RP. Medical ethics, disclosure and consent: how an ethical framework can help resolve challenging cases. Penn State Family Medicine Spring Seminar, State College, PA, 2018. 13. Lennon RP. How to give a lecture. Naval Hospital Jacksonville, FL, 2018. 14. Lennon RP, Keck JW, Sanchack KE. How to write a case report workshop, Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton, CA, 2018. 15. Lennon RP, Keck JW, Sanchack KE. How to write a case report workshop, Eglin Air Force Base, FL, 2018. 16. Nance EE, Keck JW, Sanchack KE, Lennon RP. How to write a case report workshop. Naval Hospital Jacksonville, FL, 2018. 17. Lennon RP. Medical Disclosures. Naval Hospital Jacksonville, FL, 2018. 18. Lennon RP. Medical ethics, disclosure and consent: how an ethical framework can help resolve challenging cases. Penn State Resident Lecture Series, State College, PA, 2018. 19. Lennon RP. Medical ethics, disclosure and consent: how an ethical framework can help resolve challenging cases. Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, Hershey, PA, 2019. 20. Lennon RP. Myths, Lies, and Rhetoric: deconstructing the anti-vax movement. Pennsylvania Academy of Family Physicians (PAFP), 2019. 21. Demetriou TJ, Lennon RP, Clebak K. Dodging pitfalls with patient dismissals. PAFP, 2019. 22. Lennon RP, Zgierksa AE. Primary Care-Based Translational Research to Address the Chronic Pain and Opioid Addiction Epidemics. 5th Annual Penn State Addiction Symposium, 2019.

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23. Lennon RP. Myths, Lies, and Rhetoric: deconstructing the anti-vax movement. USAFP, 2020. (accepted) Abstracts Not Otherwise Published 1. Stephens MB, Lennon RP. Four Year Training in Family Medicine: Strength Through Versatility Using the Uniformed Services as a Model. USAFP, 2010. 2. Yosay J, Lennon RP, Keck JW. Spontaneous Hemorrhage in a 61-year-old female. Academic Research Competition, Portsmouth Naval Medical Center, 2011. 3. Lennon RP, Bessing S. Improving Patient Safety in Direct Admissions. Patient Safety Symposium, Naval Hospital Jacksonville, 2012. 4. Lennon CL, Simpson PC, Lennon RP. A Sheep in Wolf’s Clothing: Purpura in a Middle-aged woman. Academic Research Competition, Portsmouth Naval Medical Center, 2012. 5. Hoden IE, Lennon RP. Occam’s Razor: Now with More Blades. Academic Research Competition, Portsmouth Naval Medical Center, 2012. 6. Simpson PC, Lennon RP. When Hoof Beats are Zebras; Back Pain in a Young Sailor. Academic Research Competition, Portsmouth Naval Medical Center, 2012. 7. Lennon RP, McNair V, Keck JW. How to Make a Poster or Photo Quiz workshop. USAFP, 2012. 8. Oberhofer AL, Lennon RP, McNair V. Improving resident research through a Resident Research Coordinator. USAFP, 2013 webcast. 9. Coleman P, Bunt C, Lennon RP. Aquagenic Urticaria. USUHS Research Days, 2013. 10. Keck JW, Lennon RP, McNair V. Improving resident research. Workshop for Directors of Family Medicine Residencies (PDW). Innovation Showcase. 2013. 11. Coleman P, Lennon RP, Bunt C. Hives from showering, a case of aquagenic urticaria. AAFP Scientific Assembly, 2013. 12. Bunt CW, Keck JW, Latimer K, Oberhofer AL, Patterson P, Lennon RP. How to Write a Case Report: Interactive Workshop. STFM Conference on Medical Education, 2014. 13. Oberhofer AL, Lennon RP, Keck JW, McNair V. Curriculum Changes to Increase Research in a Family Medicine Residency Program. STFM Conference on Medical Student Education, 2014. 14. Oberhofer AL, Lennon RP, McQuade J. Body Composition Assessment. USAFP, 2014.

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15. Lennon RP, Walpole LI. Do Ask, Do Tell. Australasian Military Medicine Association Conference, Sydney, Australia, 2014. 16. Lennon RP, Saperstein AK, Saguil A, Stephens MB. Retention rates for medical posters. WONCA Taipei, Taiwan, 2015. 17. Lennon RP. Myths, Lies and Rhetoric: Deconstructing the Anti-Vaccination Movement. USAFP, 2016. 18. Weber CJ, Lennon RP. An unusual presentation of pharyngitis in a cystic fibrosis patient. WONCA World Conference, Brazil, 2016. 19. Lennon RP, Singh MK. The effect of a goal-directed primary care intervention on pediatric obesity. WONCA World Conference, Brazil, 2016. 20. Larson JP, Seales SM, Van Tassel CJ, Lennon RP. Stones, Bones, Moans and Groans, Sarcoidosis? An Atypical Presentation of Sarcoid Disease. WONCA World Conference, Brazil, 2016. 21. Larson JP, Moss D, Lennon RP. The quality of medical resident PowerPoint® presentations. USAFP, 2017. 22. Lennon RP, Sanchack K. Leprechauns and Medical Education – a comparative study in metacognitive bias. USAFP, 2017. 23. Womble L, Saperstein AK, Saguil A, Lennon RP. Comparing Information Retention among Conference Attendees at a Poster Presentation Session: Digital Interactive vs. Traditional Posters. USAFP, 2017 24. Larson JP, Moss D, Lennon RP. The quality of medical resident PowerPoint® presentations. STFM, 2017. 25. Lennon RP, Kuckel DP, Hwang DS. Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief Missions – Lessons learned from Continuing Promise 2017. USAFP, 2018. 26. Seales S, Lennon RP, Smith DK, Sanchack KE. Operation Continuing Scholarship: increasing scholarly activity in a family medicine residency program. USAFP, 2018. 27. Gassaway J, Lennon RP, Hawley L. An improbable angioinvasion. USAFP, 2018. 28. Seales P, Seales S, Mramor E, Smith A, Lennon RP. Unbreak my heart: a case of pediatric hypercholesterolemia. USAFP, 2018. 29. Lennon RP, Kuckel DP, Hwang DS. Military Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief Missions in the context of Global Health. Global Health Summit, American Academy of Family Physicians, 2018.

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30. Lennon RP. How to read a journal article. USAFP, 2019. 31. Lennon RP, Keck JW, Sanchack KE. Resident scholarly activity is correlated with in-service exam scores. USAFP, 2019. 32. Koch JJ, Lennon RP. Every Doc can do can do research! Case Report Workshop. USAFP, 2019. 33. McDermott AJ, McDermott AK, Lennon RP. Rx: Simplicity. . . Evidence for Making Primary Care Personal Again. USAFP, 2019. 34. Sullivan JF, Lennon RP, Carter RE. Teaching POCUS in austere environments: a tool for immediate impact in patient care and capacity building. Southeast Regional Research Conference, 2019. 35. Fuentes RC, Broszko C, Lennon RP, Keck JW, Sanchack KE. Portability of curricular changes to increase scholarly activity in Family Medicine Residency Programs. (Work in progress.) STFM, 2019. 36. Lennon RP, Keck JW. Case Report Workshop. STFM, 2019. 37. Sullivan JF, Lennon RP, Carter RE. Teaching POCUS in austere environments: a tool for immediate impact in patient care and capacity building. Military Health Research Symposium, 2019. 38. Sullivan JF, Lennon RP, Carter RE. Teaching POCUS in austere environments: a tool for immediate impact in patient care and capacity building. AFP FMX, 2019. 39. Sullivan JF, Lennon RP, Carter RE, Roman JW, Sullivan JF, Milder EA. Teaching POCUS in austere environments: a tool for immediate impact in patient care and capacity building. AFP Global Health Summit, 2019. 40. Sullivan JF, Lennon RP, Carter RE. Teaching POCUS in austere environments: a tool for immediate impact in patient care and capacity building. AMSUS – the Society of Federal Health Professionals, 2019. 41. Koch JJ, Lennon RP. Every Doc can do can do research! Case Report Workshop. USAFP, 2020. (accepted) 42. Lennon RP, Gaddis H, Winnie K, Reedy-Cooper A. Facilitators for: Multimedia Research Education Modules – 6 interactive education modules. USAFP, 2020. (accepted) 43. Fuentes RC, Broszko C, Lennon RP, Keck JW, Sanchack KE. Portability of curricular changes to increase scholarly activity in Family Medicine Residency Programs. USAFP, 2020. (accepted)

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44. Day PG, Lennon RP. Developing a Context-Sensitive, Pragmatic Model for Informed Consent in Primary Care, STFM 2020. (accepted)

45. Lennon RP, Fuentes RC, Broszko C, Sanchack KE, Keck JW. Portability of curricular changes to increase scholarly activity in Family Medicine Residency Programs. STFM, 2020. (accepted)

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