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Jennifer Young Choe Edgoose, MD, MPH PERSONAL DATA

Office Home Northeast Family Medical Center 15 N. Prospect Avenue 3209 Dryden Drive Madison, Wisconsin 53726 Madison, Wisconsin 54704 (608) 238-3057 (608) 241-9020 office (608) 556-5200 cell [email protected]

EDUCATION

Undergraduate 1987-1991 BA (Biological Chemistry) magna cum laude

Wellesley College Wellesley, Massachusetts

1989-1990 Visiting student (Biochemistry)

Oxford University St. Anne’s College Oxford, United Kingdom

Graduate/Medical School 1992-1996 MD, MPH

Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons Mailman School of Public Health New York, New York

Post-graduate/Residency 1996-1999 Family Medicine Residency

University of Washington Seattle, Washington Established a second continuity clinic to focus upon the urban underserved and provided resident input to what was then a new family medicine residency site at Harborview Medical Center.

2011-2012 Primary Care Faculty Development Fellowship Department of Family Medicine University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health Madison, WI 2014-2015 Family Medicine Cultural Competency Faculty Development Fellowship

Family Medicine Residency Program White Memorial Medical Center Los Angeles, CA

July 2015 AAMC Early Career Women Faculty Professional Development Seminar Englewood, CO

Jennifer Edgoose, MD, MPH November 15, 2019

April 2018 Facilitating Entering Mentoring Workshop

National Research Mentoring Network University of Wisconsin-Madison Madison, WI

June 2019 Health Equity Leadership Institute

The University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Medicine and Public Health and The University of Maryland School of Public Health Madison, WI

December 2019 AAMC Mid-Career Women Faculty Professional Development Seminar New Orleans, LA

CERTIFICATION AND LICENSURE

Specialty/Subspecialty Certification 1999 - present American Board of Family Practice 1998 - present Neonatal Advanced Life Support (renewed 4/21/15) 1998 - present Drug Enforcement Agency 1997 - present Advanced Life Support in Obstetrics (renewed 2/13/19) 1996 - present Advanced Cardiac Life Support Provider

Medical or Other Professional Licensure

Wisconsin Medical License: 54451-20, active Washington State Full Medical License: 7/13/1998 – 8/2/2011

PRESENT APPOINTMENTS/POSITIONS

2018 - present Master of Public Health (MPH) Program’s Public Health Program Faculty University of Wisconsin School of Medicine & Public Health

Madison, WI 2017 – present Director of the Diversity and Inclusion Advocate Program

University of Wisconsin School of Medicine & Public Health Madison, WI

2017 – present Director of the Office of Community Health

Department of Family Medicine and Community Health University of Wisconsin School of Medicine & Public Health Madison, WI

2017 – present Society of Teachers of Family Medicine (STFM) Foundation Board

member (4-year appointment) Leawood, KS 2017 – present Accountable Care Organization (ACO) Board Member UW Health Madison, WI

2016 -- present Society of Teacher of Family Medicine (STFM)

Minority and Multicultural Health Collaborative Co-chair steering committee leadership team


2015 – present Co-Clerkship Director of the Community and Population Health rotation 2016 - present Associate Professor (CHS) (Assistant Professor 2010-2016)

Department of Family Medicine and Community Health University of Wisconsin School of Medicine & Public Health Madison, Wisconsin

PAST APPOINTMENTS/POSITIONS 2016 – 2018 Family Medicine for America’s Health

Health Equity Cross Tactic team member (elected national position) Family Medicine for America’s Health (FMAHealth) provides leadership and strategic planning for the eight major family medicine organizations in the United States such as the American Academy of Family Physicians and the American Board of Family Physicians

● I served on the leadership team for planning of the Starfield II Health Equity Summit in Portland, OR April 22-25, 2017. http://www.starfieldsummit.com/starfield2/

● I led the development of the “Health Equity Curricular Toolkit” currently under evaluation by the AAFP National Research Network with anticipated dissemination April 2019 and publication by 2020

2012 - 2017 Clerkship Director

St. Mary’s Hospital Inpatient Family Medicine Service and Medical intensive care unit (MICU) rotations In 2014 launched a newly designed MICU rotation

1999 - 2010 Family Physician Community Health Care (Federally Qualified Health Care site) Tacoma, Washington Hospital Attending Privileges maintained at St. Joseph Medical Center Tacoma General and Mary Bridge Children’s Hospital Lead Physician (2001-2003)

2009 - 2010 Clinical Instructor

Department of Family Medicine Harborview Medical Center University of Washington Seattle, WA Clinic community family physician preceptor

2000 Clinical Instructor

Tacoma Family Medicine Residency Tacoma, WA Clinic community family physician preceptor

1999 Locum Tenens Urgent Care Physician Medalia Northgate Urgent Care Center Seattle, Washington

1991 - 1992 Molecular Biology Research Assistant Laboratory of Chemoprevention National Cancer Institute National Institutes of Health Bethesda, Maryland

Jennifer Edgoose, MD, MPH November 15, 2019 PROFESSIONAL SOCIETY MEMBERSHIPS

2019 – present Wisconsin Medical Society 2014 – present North American Primary Care Research Group 2010 – present Society of Teachers of Family Medicine 2010 – present Wisconsin Academy of Family Physicians 1996 – 2010 Washington Academy of Family Physicians

WAFP Committee on Minority Affairs 1993 – 1996 New York Academy of Family Physicians

Student Member of the Board of Directors (1995-1996) 1996 – present American Academy of Family Physicians 1996 – present Alpha Omega Alpha member

AWARDS

2018 University of Wisconsin-Madison Outstanding Women of Color Award https://www.med.wisc.edu/news-and-events/2019/march/edgoose-metoxen-outstanding-women-of-color/

2018 2018 John J. Frey III, MD Writing Award for poem “On Totternhoe Beacon, Summer 2018”

2016 University of Wisconsin Department of Family Medicine and Community Health William

Scheckler Faculty Research Award based on paper: “BREATHE OUT: A Randomized Controlled Trial of Structured Intervention to Improve Clinician Satisfaction with ‘Difficult’ Visits”

2016 Dr. Lester Brillman Mentoring in Family Medicine Award University of Wisconsin

Department of Family Medicine and Community Health 2014 Baldwin E. Lloyd Faculty Teaching Award This award voted upon by the UW family medicine residents is given to a member of the

residency faculty who is recognized for a significant educational contribution to the residency.

2013 William Scheckler Student Research Award.

UW Department of Family Medicine student research award given to my Summer Student Research and Clinical Assistantship Program (SSRCA) student mentee Caitlin Regner

Madison, WI

2013 Received a Guardian Angel award from a patient cared for at St. Mary’s Hospital Madison, WI

2013 UW Health Patient Experience Physician Fast Tracker Award

Award by UW Health for physicians with greatest improvement in patient satisfaction “Avatar” surveys in one year; UW Health supports over 1200 multi-specialty faculty throughout Wisconsin Madison, WI

2013 Society of Teachers in Family Medicine New Faculty Scholar One of six junior family medicine faculty within four years of faculty appointment awarded

for national leadership potential Annual Spring Conference

Baltimore, MD


2012 James E. Davis Quality Improvement Award

UW Department of Family Medicine Chair award for quality improvement and innovation Microsystem “Team Edgeese” led by J. Edgoose developed a more efficient use of electronic health records for lab ordering

Madison, WI 2012 John Frey III, MD Writing Award

UW Department of Family Medicine creative writing award for the essay “The Stories We Carry and Continue”

Madison, WI 2011 John Frey III, MD Writing Award

UW Department of Family Medicine creative writing award for the essay “Walk” Madison, WI

1996 Alpha Omega Alpha Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons New York, NY 1991 Phi Beta Kappa Wellesley College Wellesley, MA 1991 Sigma Xi (The Scientific Research Society) Wellesley College Wellesley, MA 1991 Sarah Perry Wood Scholarship for the Study of Medicine Wellesley College Wellesley, MA 1991 American Institute of Chemists’ Awardee Wellesley College Wellesley, MA 1990 Southland Corporation Scholarship Merit scholarship for undergraduates 1988 Korean Embassy Scholarship Merit scholarship for Korean American undergraduates

HONORS

2019 Invited to serve on Internal Advisory Council for the University of Wisconsin

Collaborative for Reproductive Equity (CORE) (proposal submitted in November 2019)

2019 Request to use strategies I published (Edgoose J, Quiogue M, Sidhar K. Understanding and Overcoming Our Implicit Biases. Fam Pract Manag. 2019 Jul-Aug;26(4):29-33) for a presentation on implicit bias at the American Balint Society National Conference

2019 Selected by UW SMPH awards committee to participate in the AAMC Mid-Career Women Faculty Professional Development Seminar


2019 Invited to speak to the University of Wisconsin undergraduate student organization

“Community Health Volunteers of Madison” (unable to accept due to schedule conflict)

2019 Invited to contribute to the National Collaborative for Education to Address the Social Determinants of Health. https://sdoheducation.org/educational-collection/

2019 Invited Plenary Speaker for Family Medicine Midwest annual conference “Empowering Patients and Communities: Celebrating Diversity & Innovation”

Napersville, IL 2019 Selected Scholar, Health Equity Leadership Institute (uwheli.com), The University

of Wisconsin-Madison School of Medicine and Public Health & The University of Maryland School of Public Health, June 2019. Madison, WI.

2019 Invited to address the 2019 Dane County Housing Summit but unable to accept as

already speaking at the Global Health Equity Conference 2019 Invited as a panelist for Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Annual Spring

Conference Preconference Workshop: Achieving Equity in the Workforce: Exploring the Very Low and Declining Rates of Black Males in Medicine. Toronto, Canada

2019 Invited to provide consultation on diversity, equity and inclusion issues to the UW-Madison OB/GYN Division Director Meeting

2018 Invited as keynote speaker for University of Wisconsin Pre-Health Students Health Disparities Conference (AHANA-MAPS; Healthcare Inclusion Initiative, Wisconsin MEDLIFE; Health Occupations Students of America)

2018 Invited as keynote speaker to discuss implicit bias in healthcare for their annual Diversity Symposium, Kansas University Medical Center, Kansas City, KS but unable to accept due to conflicting events

2018 Featured family physician in AAFP News posts November 12, 2018 “A Champion for

Diversity, Equity and Inclusivity” https://www.aafp.org/news/family-doc-focus/20181112fdf-edgoose.html

2018 Contacted by Maureen Healy, LCSW, MPH, LMT, Director of Integrative Health at Bronx-

Lebanon Department of Family Medicine Residency about application of the BREATHE OUT tool into their residency and development of a potential future study about its application into clinical practice

2018 Invited to address the Board of Directors and Committee Chairs of the California

Academy of Family Physicians (CAFP) for their strategic planning session where they are exploring "who are we, what is the big WHY for CAFP” July 2018, Oakland, CA (I was unavailable to attend)

2018 Invited to provide an interview for a project called “Family in Five,” a podcast project

aimed at third year medical students describing the beauty and importance of family medicine by Dr. William Ventres

2018 BREATHE OUT tool becomes incorporated into the UW SMPH curriculum for medical

students by Dr. Scott Mead


2018 Invited to serve as a panelist for the APIDA (Asian Pacific Islander Desi American) Heritage month panel discussion on Asian American identity and how it intersects with our professional careers (I was unavailable to attend)

2018 Invited to speak at the Wisconsin College and University Professional Association

(CUPA) for Higher Education. Theme: Exploring Opportunities to Foster Diversity and Inclusion in Higher Education Human Resources (I was unavailable to speak)

2018 Requested use of the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee Strategic Framework to

be used as a template for Urban Greens, a food co-op by Dr. Allyson Brathwaite-Gardner, Ph.D of Brown University

2018 Invited panelist for the Go Big Read campus book of 2017-2018: Hillbilly Elegy UW-

Madison School of Pharmacy lunch and learn series. 2017 Invited to serve as the keynote speaker for the 2018 Family Medicine Clinical Forum,

April 13, 2018, in Monterey, CA (I could not reschedule another engagement to attend)

2017 Mentioned in Pat Remington’s commentary “Should I get an MPH Degree: Reflection on student questions and my journey” WMAA. 2017;19(3):36.

2017 Interviewed by Mindy Smith for a social justice chapter in The Color Atlas for Family

Medicine 3rd edition 2017 BREATHE OUT work is being taught at Cone Health Medical Group, Greensboro, NC 2017 Email from Iona Heath, former president of the Royal College of General Practitioners

(RCGP) 2009–2012 in response to the article “Finding Hope in the Face to Face:” “Huge thanks for your beautiful, powerful and essential article in the Annals of Family Medicine. I will treasure it.”

2017 Selected by the Dean and senior leadership of the University of Wisconsin School of

Medicine and Public Health to be amongst a select group of faculty to be selected for the University of Wisconsin-Madison Block Grant for Retention and Equity program

2017 Invited to serve on the leadership planning team for the Starfield Health Equity Summit 2016 BREATHE OUT work is incorporated into the Veterans Administration (VA) Whole Health

program developed by Adam Rindfleisch et al to improve wellness across the national VA System and seen by thousands of participants

2016 Invited to provide the closing plenary for STFM Forum for Behavioral Science in Family

Medicine whose annual conference theme was on health disparities 2016 Invitation by the UW SMPH Assistant Dean for Medical Affairs to speak to the Rural and

Urban Scholars in Community Health (RUSCH) premed pipeline program about health equity

2016 Invitation by the Society for Teachers of Family Medicine Spring Conference

Programming Committee to serve as a mentor in a “Speed Mentoring” workshop amongst several other very senior educators in the academy. (I was still technically an assistant professor when this invitation was made.)

2016 Interviewed and featured in The Wall Street Journal by Sumathi Reddy, health columnist

for her article “When patients drive their doctors crazy: The most difficult patients could be negatively affecting their own care, research shows” April 4, 2016


2016 Invited by Caitlin Regner, a medical student whom I have mentored since her second year of medical student to escort her across the stage as she received her medical diploma

2016 Invited to be the Keynote speaker for the 6th Annual Asian American Youth Career and

College Fair, Madison College, Madison, WI 2016 Asked by UW Health HR Director to provide input to Desir group regarding UW Health’s

practices and policies of diversity and equity 2016 Informed that my BREATHE OUT is being actively taught to residents by Gerry

Greenfield, PhD, Behavioral Science Coordinator, Mercy Health System Family Medicine Residency Program, Janesville, WI

2015 Invited to serve as a panelist and group leader for a strategic retreat for the Wisconsin

Partnership Program’s two governance committee, the Oversight and Advisory Committee (OAC) and the Partnership Education and Research Committee (PERC) as they focus on issues of health equity

2015 Invited to speak on my BREATHE OUT research to over 100 clinicians (family medicine

physicians, internists, OB/GYNs, psychiatrists, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants) at Unity Health Care a large federally qualified health center in Washington, D.C. (date to be determined)

2015 Selected to serve on the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health

Diversity and Equity Committee 2015 I was honored to be nominated for the Jeff Patterson and Mary Doherty Award for

Activism by Dr. David Deci. I chose to decline this nomination for this year as I wanted to further progress work on the 2020 Initiative before receiving such an important award.

2015 Selected as the only applicant to receive funding from the University School of Medicine

and Public Health to attend the AAMC Early Career Women Faculty Professional Development Seminar at the Inverness Hotel and Conference Center, Englewood, CO, from July 11-14, 2015

2015 Keystone 4 invitee

One of sixty family physicians selected from around the country to discuss the future of family medicine in Keystone, CO June 5-7th, 2015. Selected as a panelist to respond to one of the three plenary speakers

2015 Selected from a national pool of submissions to present a TED talk on the “2020

Initiative: Teaching population health to promote change” at the STFM Annual Spring Conference FamPop 2015 Preconference Workshop

2015 The BREATHE OUT article published in JABFM 2015 January;28(1):13-20 was featured in Healio online family/internal medicine. http://www.healio.com/internal-medicine/practice-management/news/online/%7Bb6158078-2d37-412f-8b4d-d33a9c22d7a5%7D/breathe-out-intervention-leads-to-improved-clinician-satisfaction

2015 Elected by the statewide Department of Family Medicine University of Wisconsin to serve

as one of ten members of the steering committee for strategic planning

2014 Dr. John Saultz, editor of Family Medicine wrote an editorial about the publication Difficult patients: Exploring the patient perspective was (Saultz J. Short and Sweet. Fam Med 2014;46(5):333-4) and chose to use our “Brief Report” as the lead article which was


unprecedented being the first of 78 such papers to be used as a lead article for Family Medicine.

GRANT SUPPORT Current Awards Title: Testing the Effectiveness of the Community Resource Navigator Program to Enhance Health Professional Education and Patient Health Outcomes Sponsor: Wisconsin Partnership Program Date of Award: Jan 2019-Dec 2020 Role: co-Principal Investigator $200,000 Goal: The Community Resource Navigator Program is an innovative program to enhance health professional education, reduce unmet social needs, and improve patient health. The Navigator Program incorporates screening for unmet social needs, like housing instability or food insecurity, into routine clinical care. When patients screen positive for unmet social needs, they are paired with student navigators who help connect patients with community resources that support patients in achieving their self-identified goals. The overall goal of this proposal is to determine whether the training and experience of being a student navigator enhances inter-professional development of future healthcare professionals. A secondary goal to further assess impact upon patient health outcomes is anticipated with resubmission for a 2 year extension of the current grant. Past Awards Title: Enhancing outreach to our communities: Exploring opportunities to integrate primary care with community health workers

Sponsor: University of Wisconsin Department of Family Medicine and Community Health Summer Student Research and Clinical Assistantship Program (SSRCA)

Date of Award: May 2018-July 2018 Role: Principal Investigator $2750 Goal: This project seeks to gather quantitative and qualitative data from the University of Wisconsin Department of Family Medicine and Community Health Madison residency clinics’ clinicians, healthcare staff, and patients to understand their understanding of community health workers and their potential utility in joining our primary care teams.

Title: 2020 Initiative Sponsor: Health Resources and Service Administration Grant number: D54HP23299-01-00 Date of Award: July 2014-September 2016 PI: Jennifer Edgoose, MD, MPH Role in Project: Principal Investigator: 5% Effort, Current Year Total ($5,600 additional expenses)

Goals: To develop a departmental development series that: a) increases awareness of diversity issues in our geographical community, patient populations,

and Department b) identifies and prioritizes potential interventions that can increase Department responsiveness

to diversity issues c) develops a strategy that assures a Departmental commitment to health equity, diversity, and

inclusion

Title: Transforming to a Department of Family Medicine and Community Health Sponsor: Health Resources and Service Administration Grant number: D54HP23299-01-00 Date of Award: 9/30/11 to 9/30/16 PI: Valerie Gilchrist, MD Role in Project: Co-investigator: 10% Effort, Current Year Total ($152, 217)


Goals: Develop a community Health Practice Profile for the family medicine residency clinic population. Create a curriculum to teach family medicine residents and faculty key concepts in community and population health.

Title: Increasing Diversity: Developing a strategy to increase underrepresented-in-medicine in the health care workforce

1. Sponsor: University of Wisconsin Department of Family Medicine and Community Health Small Grants Program and Innovation Funds. Date of Award: September 2016-December 2017 Role: Principal Investigator $6888

2. Sponsor: University of Wisconsin Department of Family Medicine and Community Health. Summer Student Research and Clinical Assistantship Program (SSRCA) Date of Award: June 2016-August 2016 Role: Principal Investigator $2750

Goal: Review the literature on best practices of pipeline programs and then conduct a needs assessment and asset map of current local pipeline programs to improve diversity in the healthcare workforce. The goal is to propose a model pipeline intervention at a novel low income poverty site near UW Health Northeast Family Medical Center.

Title: Northeast Clinic and Lake View Elementary School: Exploring a community partnership with a focus on food insecurity

Sponsor: University of Wisconsin Department of Family Medicine. Summer Student Research and Clinical Assistantship Program (SSRCA) Date of Award: June 2015-August 2015 Role: Principal Investigator $2750 Goal: Survey parents of a high-risk elementary school regarding attitudes around food insecurity and propose an intervention.

Title: BREATHE OUT: Assessment of a novel teaching tool to improve physician satisfaction with "difficult" patients Sponsor: University of Wisconsin Department of Family Medicine Small Grant Program Date of Award: 2012-2013 Role: Principal Investigator $10,143 Goal: Assessment, through a statewide RCT, of a novel tool designed by the PI to improve clinician satisfaction with “difficult” patients.

Title: Difficult patients: Exploring the patient perspective Sponsor: University of Wisconsin Department of Family Medicine.

Summer Student Research and Clinical Assistantship Program (SSRCA) Date of Award: June 2012-August 2012 Role: Principal Investigator $2750 Goal: Survey of “difficult” patients to assess their perspective upon their relationship and ability to communicate with their resident family physicians.

PUBLICATIONS

Refereed Articles

1. Edgoose J, Brown Speights J, White-Davis T, Bullock K, Guh J, De Leon J, Roberson K, Ferguson W, Saba GW. Teaching About Racism in Medical Education: A Mixed Method


Analysis of the Need for and Outcome of a Train-the-Trainer Faculty Development Workshop. Fam Med (in review)

2. Health Equity Curricular Toolkit (lead editor): https://www.aafp.org/patient-care/social-determinants-of-health/everyone-project/health-equity-tools.html ● Edgoose J. et al. Starfield 2 Health Equity Summit: Primary Care’s Role in Achieving

Health Equity. A guidebook to the Health Equity Curricular Toolkit. Health Equity Team for Family Medicine for America’s Health; 2018. Under Review.

● Edgoose J. o Williams D, Balajee SS, Brown-Speights J, Reddick B. (Introductory Module) Making America Healthier for All: What Each of Us Can Do & Shifting the Paradigm Toward Social Accountability. Health Equity Team for Family Medicine for America’s Health; 2018. Under Review.

● Covas T, Brown, J, Weida J, and Edgoose J, Bazemore A. Community Vital Signs: Achieving Equity through Primary Care Means Checking More than Blood Pressure. Health Equity Team for Family Medicine for America’s Health; 2018. Under Review.

● Shah M, Edgoose J, Saha S. Intersectionality—The Interconnectedness of Class, Gender, Race and other Types of Vulnerability. Health Equity Team for Family Medicine for America’s Health; 2018. Under Review.

● Edgoose J, Shah M, Murph B, Rodgers D. Racism, Sexism, and Unconscious Bias. Health Equity Team for Family Medicine for America’s Health; 2018. Under Review.

● Davis S, Edgoose J, Green R., Schwab W. People with Disabilities (Developmental and Intellectual). Health Equity Team for Family Medicine for America’s Health; 2018. Under Review.’ American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) promotes the Health Equity Curricular Toolkit: https://www.aafp.org/news/education-professional-development/20190812healtheqcurrictoolkit.html Currently under evaluation by the AAFP National Research Network

3. Edgoose J, Quiogue M, Sidhar K. Understanding and Overcoming Our Implicit Biases. Fam Pract Manag. 2019 Jul-Aug;26(4):29-33.

Concept Development 100% and Design 100%; Mentoring 100%; Data Acquisition 0%; Analysis 0% Writing 40%

4. Edgoose J, Steinkamp L, Vang K, Hampton A, Dosch N. A Mixed Method Study of

Undergraduate Underrepresented in Medicine Students of their Experiences in Considering Health Professional Careers. WMJ, 2019 July;118(2):60-64.


5. Naumburg EH, Edgoose J.The Time is Now. Fam Med.2019;51(1):11-13. Concept Development 50% and Design 50%; Mentoring 10%; Data Acquisition 0%; Analysis 0% Writing 50%

6. Martinez-Bianchi V, Frank B, Edgoose J, Michener L, Rodriguez M, Gottlieb L, Reddick B, Kelly C, Yu K, Davis S. Carr J, Lee JW, Smith KL, New RD. Addressing Family Medicine’s Capacity to Improve Health Equity through Collaboration, Accountability and Coalition-Building. Fam Med.2019;51(2):198-203.


7. Hahn T, D’Agata C, Edgoose J, Mastrocola J, Zakletskaia L, White M. TEACH Cards: Teaching Evidence-Based Medicine and Clinical Topics in the Hospital. PRiMER. 2018.10.22454/PRiMER.2018.479320



8. Lochner J, Lankton R, Rindfleisch R, Arndt B, Edgoose J. Transforming a Family Medicine Residency into a Community Learning Environment. Fam Med.2018;50(7):518-525.


9. White-Davis T, Edgoose J, Brown Speights J, Fraser K, Ring J, Guh J, Saba G. Addressing Racism in Medical Education: An Interactive Training Module. Fam Med. 2018 May;50(5):364-368.


○ White-Davis T, Edgoose J, Brown Speights J, Fraser K, Ring J, Guh J, Saba G. Author’s reply to “Racism Education Is Needed at All Levels of Training” by Judy C. Washington and José E.Rodriguez. Fam Med. 2018 May;50(9):712.

10. Edgoose JYC. A Commitment to Health Equity: Reflections On Why; One Journey Toward How. Int J Psychiatry Med.2017;52(3):212-218.

Concept Development 100% and Design 100%; Mentoring 0%; Data Acquisition NA; Analysis NA; Writing 100%

11. Edgoose JYC and Edgoose JM. Hope in the Face-to-Face. Ann Fam Med.2017

May/June;15(3):272-274. Concept Development 50% and Design 50%; Mentoring 0%; Data Acquisition NA; Analysis NA; Writing 50%

o Response to “Facing Dissonance” by Ron Epstein, Director Center for Communication and Disparities Research, Department of Family Medicine, University of Rochester

o Response to “Coming Face-to-face With Death, Love And Holiness” by George Saba, Associate Program Director, University of California, San Francisco, Family and Community Medicine Residency

o Response to “Reminding Us Why We Chose Family Medicine” by Macaran A. Baird, Chair of Family Medicine and Community Health, University of Minnesota

12. Chen FM, Bliss E, Dunn A, Edgoose J, Elliott TC, Maxwell LC, Morris CG, Phillips R. The

Generation In-Between: A perspective from the Keystone IV Conference. JABFM 2016 July-August;29:S49-S53.

Concept Development 12% and Design 5%; Mentoring 0%; Data Acquisition n/a; Analysis n/a; Writing 12%

13. Edgoose J, Hampton A, Schrager S. How Good Are the Online TOLAC Calculators in Predicting Successful VBAC? FPIN 2015 August;18(8):5-6.

Concept Development 33% and Design 33%; Mentoring 0%; Data Acquisition 33%; Analysis 33%; Writing 33%

14. Edgoose J, Regner C, Zakletskaia L. BREATHE OUT: A Randomized Controlled Trial of a

Structured Intervention to Improve Clinician Satisfaction with “Difficult” Patients. JABFM 2015 January;28(1):13-20.

Concept Development and Design 100%; Mentoring 100%; Data Acquisition 50%; Analysis 50%; Writing 70%

15. Edgoose J, Regner C, Zakletskaia L. Difficult Patients: Exploring the Patient Perspective. Fam Med. 2014 May;46(5):335-339.


16. Schrager S, Falleroni J, Edgoose J. Endometriosis. Am Fam Physician, 2013 Jan 15;87(2):107-113.


Concept Development and Design 33%; Mentoring 0%; Data Acquisition n/a; Analysis n/a; Writing 33%

17. Edgoose J. Rethinking the Difficult Patient Encounter. Fam Pract Manag. 2012 Jul-

Aug;19(4):17-20. Concept Development and Design 100%; Mentoring 0%; Data Acquisition n/a; Analysis n/a; Writing 100%

18. Edgoose J, Dobie S. Incorporating Right Precordial Leads in Exercise Electrocardiography.

J Fam Pract 1999;48:335-336. Concept Development and Design 90%; Mentoring 0%; Data Acquisition 100%; Analysis 100%; Writing 100%

19. Fullilove R, Edgoose J, Fullilove M. Chaos, Criticality and Public Health. J Natl Med Assoc

1997; 89:311-316. Concept Development and Design 40%; Mentoring 0%; Data Acquisition: n/a; Analysis n/a; Writing 25%

20. Park K, Choe (Edgoose) J, Osifchin N, Templeton D, Robbins P, Kim S. The Human

Retinoblastoma Susceptibility Gene Promoter Is Positively Autoregulated By Its Own Product. J Biol Chem 1994;269:6083-6088.


21. Wolfson AJ, Branham TR, Edgoose JC, Hammill AK, Lowe KM, Spooner AE, Lee J, Kapoor

R, Shen M. Kinetics of Inhibition on Elastase by a Chimeric Inhibitor Containing the Reactive Site Loop From Alpha 1-antitrypsin. Protein Peptide Lett 1996;3:293-300.


Non-refereed Articles

1. Edgoose J. “It’s All About the Patient.” Rallying for Health Equity. STFM The Path We Took blog series. 2019. Concept Development and Design 100%; Mentoring n/a; Data Acquisition n/a; Analysis

n/a; Writing 100%

2. Edgoose J. Family-Oriented Medicine (letter to the editor) Columbia Medicine Spring 2012;32:2.

Concept Development and Design 100%; Mentoring n/a; Data Acquisition n/a; Analysis n/a; Writing 100%

3. Edgoose J. The Stories We Carry and Continue. American Academy of Hospice and

Palliative Medicine Bulletin. 2012;13:18-19. Concept Development and Design 100%; Mentoring n/a; Data Acquisition n/a; Analysis n/a; Writing 100%

4. Edgoose J. Toward a Broader Perspective. New York Fam Phys 1995; 47:7.


5. Edgoose J. Why Be Specialists? New York Fam Phys 1994; 46:7.


INVITED PRESENTATION

Jennifer Edgoose, MD, MPH November 15, 2019 Local

January 2020 UW Surgery Grand Rounds Department of Surgery

University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health Madison, WI July 2019 UW OB/GYN Grand Rounds Diversity Strategies

Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health

Madison, WI May 2019 UW DFMCH Faculty Development Day

Interrupting Microaggressions: Finding Our Way Through J. Edgoose Lead and co-facilitated with Don Gillian-Daniel, Kartik Sidhar, Angela Marchant, Melissa Stiles, Anne-Lynn Gillian-Daniel Workshop for family medicine faculty and staff Madison, WI (family medicine statewide faculty and staff)

January 2019 2019 SMPH Diversity Summit: Introduced keynote speaker Dr. Denise Rodgers Co-facilitator along with Associate Dean of Diversity and Multicultural Affairs Tracy Downs for panel discussion: Exploring the Impact of the Intersectionality of Gender,Race, and Class on Academic Medicine panel

Madison, WI (500 participants from throughout University of Wisconsin-Madison)

November 2018 “Toward Health Equity: Moving Beyond Health Disparities and Race”

Invited keynote speaker Health Disparities Conference University of Wisconsin Pre-Health Students (AHANA-MAPS; Healthcare Inclusion Initiative, Wisconsin MEDLIFE; Health Occupations Students of America) Madison, WI (pre-health undergraduate students)

May 2018 Climate Invited panelist to focus on organizational climate from the lens of diversity and inclusion

Faculty Development Day Madison, WI (CHS, CT and tenure-track faculty University of Wisconsin

Department of Family Medicine and Community Health)

April 2018 Go Big Read: Hillbilly Elegy invited panelist UW-Madison School of Pharmacy Madison, WI (pharmacy students and faculty)

April 2018 Beyond Cultural Competency: Racism, Intersectionality and Privilege Population Health Sciences Departmental Seminar UW- School of Medicine and Public Health Madison, WI (MPH students; population health fellows; SMPH faculty)

November 2017 Keynote speaker Finding Wellness Through Belonging and Hope Wellness Now: Being our Best Selves in the Current Moment


UW-Madison Annual Wellness Symposium Madison, WI (University of Wisconsin undergraduate, graduate and

professional students; faculty; and staff) September 2017 Making Mentorship Meaningful. Using the Mentorship Toolkit: Case

Studies Core Faculty Retreat Madison, WI (CHS, CT and tenure-track faculty University of Wisconsin Department of Family Medicine and Community Health)

July 2017 Toward Equity: Considerations beyond health disparities and race. Identity Sign Interactive activity RUSCH (Rural and Urban Scholars in Community Health) seminar Madison, WI (undergraduate students) November 2016 A journey toward meaning and connection through doctoring Invitation from Manuel Santiago, Director of the University of Wisconsin

School of Medicine and Public Health Office of Multicultural Affairs Family Empowerment Day Madison, WI (high school students and their parents) November 2016 Don’t Despair: BREATHE OUT

Invitation from Dr. Donita Croft, University of Wisconsin pulmonologist for repeat presentation Meriter Specialty Hospital

Madison, WI (administrative leadership, physicians from a variety of specialties including critical care pulmonologists, advanced practitioners, nurses, pharmacists, social workers and other hospital support staff including security)

July 2016 Toward Equity: Considerations beyond health disparities and race. RUSCH (Rural and Urban Scholars in Community Health) seminar Madison, WI (undergraduate students) April 2016 Social Determinants of Health ACCESS Community Health Centers Leadership Meeting Madison, WI (physicians, advanced practitioners, quality directors, and

leadership with ACCESS federally-qualified health center practice)

October 2015 Don’t Despair: BREATHE OUT Invitation from Dr. Donita Croft, University of Wisconsin pulmonologist Meriter Specialty Hospital

Madison, WI (administrative leadership, physicians from a variety of specialties, including critical care pulmonologists, advanced practitioners, nurses, pharmacists, social workers and other hospital support staff including security)

October 2015 Race to Equity: Considerations beyond disparities and race Group Health Cooperative Primary Care Conference Madison, WI (family medicine community physicians, advanced

practitioners, mental health and social work staff) September 2015 Narrative Medicine The Gold Humanism Honor Society University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health Madison, WI (medical students)


July 2015 The Difficult Patient: Don’t despair…BREATHE OUT CME lecture

Watertown Regional Medical Center Watertown, WI (family physicians and advanced practitioners)

March 2015 The 2020 Initiative: Advocacy from the bottom up Research Fellowship Seminar UW Department of Family Medicine Madison, WI (research fellows in primary care)

March 2014 BREATHE OUT: How to improve our experience with "difficult" patients.

Cultivating Authenticity, Reflection and Empathy (CARE) seminar Gold Humanism Honor Society

Madison, WI (SMPH faculty and medical students) November 2013 Difficult patients 5th Annual Innovations in Women’s Health Madison, WI (primary care physicians including family medicine and

OB/GYN and advanced practitioners) March 2013 BREATHE OUT: Assessment of a novel teaching tool to improve

physician satisfaction with "difficult" patients UW Department of Family Medicine Statewide Research Forum

Madison, WI (family medicine faculty and residents and primary care research fellows)

Regional

November 2019 Keynote Speaker “Innovating Toward Inclusivity, Diversity and Health Equity” Family Medicine Midwest

Annual Conference Title: Empowering Patients and Communities: Celebrating Diversity & Innovation Napersville, IL (family physicians, advanced practitioners, residents and medical students)

November 2018 Inclusive Mentorship: Getting the most out of mentorship for both the

mentor and mentee Selected for inclusion in the MDtoo: Creating an Inclusive Physician Work Environment Deep Dive Workshop

J. Edgoose, T. Hahn Family Medicine Midwest Madison, WI (family physicians, advanced practitioners, residents and

medical students) March 2018 Keynote Speaker

Beyond Health Disparities: Looking Within 11th Annual HealthWatch Wisconsin Conference,

Madison, WI (legislators, advocates, health care providers, and health policy experts J. Edgoose

October 2017 Understanding and Unlearning Implicit Bias “4th Annual Wisconsin Health Insurance Enrollment Conference” Covering Wisconsin

Wisconsin Dells, WI (health navigators, policy makers and insurance brokers promoting health coverage across Wisconsin)

Jennifer Edgoose, MD, MPH November 15, 2019 J.Edgoose

May 2017 Increasing Diversity in Residency Recruitment Graduate Medical Education (Statewide GMEC meeting) J. Edgoose and K. Stevenson Madison, WI (residency program directors and staff, chief residents) March 2017 Strategies to Promote Health Equity Invited Panelist “The Health Care Coverage Pendulum Swings” HealthWatch Wisconsin 10th Annual Conference Madison, WI (politicians, agency representatives, medical care providers,

advocates, and experts) October 2016 Teaching Community Health Graduate Medical Education (Statewide GMEC meeting) K. Rindfeisch and J. Edgoose Baraboo, WI (residency program directors and staff, chief residents) September 2016 Race to Equity: Considerations beyond health disparities and race Seminars in Pediatrics 2016 Madison, WI November 2015 Difficult patients: Don’t despair: BREATHE OUT 2015 Primary Care Conference University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health Madison, WI May 2013 Difficult patients: Exploring them, and us. St. Clare Hospital Baraboo, WI (local community physicians and advanced practitioners) April 2012 Finding the person behind the patient Annual Convention of the Wisconsin Psychological Association Middleton, WI (mental/behavioral health providers)

National

October 2019 The Health Equity Curricular Toolkit: Innovating and Advocating for Health Educators Striving for Health Equity Health Equity Preconference

American Academy of Family Physicians Global Health Summit WONCA Rural Health Conference Albuquerque, NM (Invited to present the Health Equity Curricular Toolkit) October 2018 Understanding and Unlearning Implicit Bias

American Academy of Family Physicians Family Medicine Experience (AAFP FMX annual conference)

New Orleans, LA Invited as an FMX On Demand faculty to provide not only a live presentation but also a second presentation that is audio recorded to become part of an enduring AAFP product.

September 2017 Keynote speaker

“We don’t see things as they are, we see things as we are” (A presentation on intersectionality)


California Academy of Family Physicians Family Medicine Summit: “Why I love what do” Los Angeles, CA April 2017 Metrics for Measuring Social Accountability J. Edgoose, J. Brown Speights, B. Reddick Starfield II: Health Equity Summit:

Primary Care’s Role in Achieving Health Equity Portland, OR

January 2017 Race and Racism in Medicine Health Equity Week of Action American Medical Student Association Guest lecturers: J. Edgoose and P. Pillai Webinar September 2016 Closing Plenary Speaker

Commitment to Health Equity: Reflections on Why; One Journey Toward How

The 37th Forum for Behavioral Science in Family Medicine The Society for Teachers of Family Medicine Chicago, IL August 2016 Family Centered Maternity Care

American Academy of Family Physicians Shoulder Dystocia Workshop Madison, WI Presenters: J.Warren Oregon Health Sciences University; M. Carlough University of North Carolina, J. Edgoose University of Wisconsin A. Evensen University of Wisconsin K. Watrin University of WA

EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES AND PRESENTATIONS

Classroom Teaching (medical students and residents)

November 2018 Fireside guest faculty member University of Wisconsin School of Law Law 940- Advocating for Populations: Partnering to Improve Community

Health Madison, WI (4th year medical students; elective course) October 2018 Mind and Motion Health equity/race-class-gender class facilitator UW School of Medicine and Public Health Madison, WI (2nd year medical students) April 2018 The difficult patient: Don’t Despair, BREATHE OUT Internship Prep Course UW School of Medicine and Public Health Madison, WI (4th year medical students) September 2017 Guest lecturer J. Edgoose


Toward Equity: Considerations Beyond Health Disparities and Race UW School of Medicine and Public Health Madison, WI (Genetics 1st and 2nd year students) August 2017 J.Edgoose Patient voices and Hope Second and Third Year Resident Seminar

UW Department of Family Medicine and Community Health Madison, WI (family medicine residents)

August 2017 Racism, Implicit Bias and Culture in Medicine Guest panelist with other physicians and patients UW School of Medicine and Public Health Madison, WI (1st year medical students) May 2017 The difficult patient: Don’t Despair, BREATHE OUT Internship Prep Course UW School of Medicine and Public Health Madison, WI (4th year medical students) January 2017 J. Edgoose to present (annually) Identity, Privilege and Implicit Bias First year resident workshop (to be held annually) Madison, WI (family medicine residents) September 2016 J. Edgoose to present (annually) Introduction to Community Health Beyond Disparities and Racism First year resident workshop (to be held annually) Madison, WI (family medicine residents) August 2016 Guest panelist Introduction to Community Health Patients, Professionalism and Public Health curricular block UW School of Medicine and Public Health Madison, WI {1st year medical students) May 2016 J. Edgoose and R. Lankton Implicit Bias Faculty Development UW SMPH Longitudinal Teacher Coaches Madison, WI (medical school multi-specialty faculty) April 2016 R. Lankton, J. Edgoose, G. Swain, K. Rindfleisch Social Determinants of Health Faculty Development

UW Department of Family Medicine and Community Health Madison, WI (family medicine residency and research faculty)

March and April 2016 J. Edgoose and R. Lankton Health equity case studies, hope and resilience Cluster didactics for Third Year Residents

UW Department of Family Medicine and Community Health Madison, WI (family medicine residents)

February 2016 R.Lankton, K. Rindfleisch, J. Edgoose Population and Community Health: Physicians as Advocates


Second and Third Year Resident Seminar UW Department of Family Medicine and Community Health Madison, WI (family medicine residents)

February 2016 J. Edgoose and R. Lankton Disparities and Racism

First Year Resident Seminar.(annually) UW Department of Family Medicine and Community Health Madison, WI (family medicine residents)

December 2015 J. Edgoose and R. Lankton Health Equity

Second and Third-year Resident Seminar. Teach 3 hour workshop every 2 years UW Department of Family Medicine and Community Health Madison, WI (family medicine residents)

November 2015 C. Danford, J. Edgoose A community partnership to support hot spotting site: a collaboration

between Dryden Terrace Apartments, Madison Fire Department, Public Health of Madison and Dane County, and Northeast Clinic

Northeast Clinic Education Afternoon UW Department of Family Medicine and Community Health Madison, WI (family medicine faculty and residents, clinic staff, community partners including Madison Fire Department chiefs, low income housing apartment social worker, Care WI staff)

June 2015 Community and Population Health Cluster Didactics Third year residents

University of Wisconsin Department of Family Medicine Madison, WI (family medicine residents)

June 2015 J. Edgoose (typically co-teach with other faculty) (to present annually) Introduction to Population Health

Teach first year residents annually University of Wisconsin Department of Family Medicine Madison, WI (family medicine residents)

April 2015 AODA Population Health Module: Focusing on Alcohol Northeast Clinic Education Afternoon

University of Wisconsin Department of Family Medicine Madison, WI (family medicine faculty and residents)

December 2014 Race to Equity Podcast and Group Facilitation Presentation Chronic Disease: Gathering and Querying the Data (Population Health

Module) Northeast Clinic Education Afternoon

University of Wisconsin Department of Family Medicine Madison, WI (family medicine faculty and residents and clinic staff)

October 2014 Conniff J, Lee R, Shah S, Edgoose J Pediatric Population Health Module Northeast Clinic Education Afternoon



July 2014 Edgoose J, Sanner L. State of the Clinic Population Health Module Northeast Clinic Education Afternoon


March 2014 Complexity at Northeast Northeast Clinic Education Afternoon


February 2014 Rindfleisch K, Edgoose J, Lockner J. Population Health Practicum

First-year Resident Seminar University of Wisconsin Department of Family Medicine Madison, WI (family medicine residents)

January 2014 Depression Population Health Module Northeast Clinic Education Afternoon


December 2013 OB Population Health Module Northeast Clinic Education Afternoon


October 2013 Health Determinants: Through the Lens of Behavior Population Health Module

Northeast Clinic Education Afternoon University of Wisconsin Department of Family Medicine Madison, WI (family medicine faculty and residents)

August 2013 Sanner L, Edgoose J. State of the Clinic Population Health Module

Northeast Clinic Education Afternoon University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health Madison, WI (family medicine faculty and residents and clinic staff)

January 2013 Introduction to Population Health Northeast Clinic Education Afternoon


Spring 2014 Healthcare in Diverse Communities Faculty Advisor for Course: FamMed 712 University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health Madison, WI (medical, public health, physical/occupational therapy, and

pharmacy students) Spring 2013 Healthcare in Diverse Communities Faculty Advisor for Course: FamMed 712 University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health Madison, WI (medical, public health, physical/occupational therapy, and

pharmacy students) Spring 2012 Healthcare in Diverse Communities


Winter Course Faculty Co-Advisor University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health Madison, WI (medical, public health, physical/occupational therapy,

pharmacy students) 2012 to present Augmentation and induction OB lecture series (teach 2-4 times per academic year)

University of Wisconsin Department of Family Medicine Madison, WI (family medicine residents)

December 2011 Chronic pain Northeast Clinic Education Afternoon


2011 to present Chronic asthma management: Taking control

Second and Third-year Resident Seminar. Teach 1.5 hour lecture every 2 years) University of Wisconsin Department of Family Medicine Madison, WI (family medicine residents)

2011 to present Child development: Integrating form and function.

Second and Third-year Resident Seminar. Teach 2 hour lecture every 2 years University of Wisconsin Department of Family Medicine Madison, WI (family medicine residents)

Spring 2011 and 2012 Instructor, Patient Doctor and Society (PDS) 4 Spring Course, Second-year medical students. University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health Madison, WI (medical students)

Fall 2010 and 2011 Instructor, Patient Doctor and Society (PDS) 1 Fall Course, First-year medical students University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health Madison, WI (medical students)

April 2007 Access to Health Care

(Invited) Guest lecturer for senior-level bioethics seminar University of Puget Sound Tacoma, WA (undergraduate students)

April 2006 Race and Gender in Medicine (Invited) Guest lecturer for senior-level bioethics seminar University of Puget Sound Tacoma, WA (undergraduate students)

April 2005 Health Care Reform in America (Invited) Guest lecturer for senior-level bioethics seminar University of Puget Sound Tacoma, WA (undergraduate students)

1998 - 1999 Co-instructor of Introduction to Clinical Medicine 1 Teaching interviewing skills to first-year medical students.

University of Washington School of Medicine Seattle, WA (medical students)


Departmental

2020 Initiative: A statewide departmental initiative assuring greater awareness and engagement around issues of diversity, inclusion and health equity.

Champion: Jennifer Edgoose Material: podcasts, voiceovers, and other resources available at https://inside.fammed.wisc.edu/2020-diversity-initiative

August 2014 Race to Equity 2020 Initiative: Engagement Phase

Invited speakers: Erica Nelson and Torry Winn of the Wisconsin Council on Children and Families and co-authors of the Race to Equity report

Primary Care Conference, St. Mary’s Hospital, Madison, WI (family medicine faculty and residents, and St. Mary’s Hospital staff, physicians and advanced practitioners from various departments)

October 2014 2020 Initiative: Introduction 2020 Initiative: Engagement Phase

State of the Department Madison, WI (family medicine faculty)

October 2014 A Roadmap toward Best Practices Residency clinics presentation 2020 Initiative: Engagement Phase

Madison, WI (family medicine faculty and residents) December 2014 A Roadmap toward Best Practices Community clinics presentation 2020 Initiative: Engagement Phase Madison, WI (family medicine community faculty)

December 2014 Brainstorming session with Tandem Facilitation: Soaring toward Change

2020 Initiative: Engagement Phase Madison, WI (family medicine faculty, residents and staff)

CME presentations Departmental

June 2016 Collaboration: Developing innovative partnerships to better understand and improve the health of our communities (break out session) From Patient to Practice to Populations: Growing Community Health

University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health Department of Family Medicine and Community Health

Madison, WI (medical school and population health faculty and residents, medical students, hospital administrators, health care payers and community members)

October 2015 BREATHE OUT: Finding Possibility

Whole ME Whole WE: A roadmap to wellness University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health

Department of Family Medicine and Community Health Madison, WI (family medicine faculty and residents and clinical,

administrative and research staff)


September 2013 Teaching Evidence Based Medicine

Annual Core Faculty Retreat University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health Department of Family Medicine Madison, WI (family medicine faculty)

State/Regional

November 2019 The Health Equity Curricular Toolkit: A Novel Resource for Health Educator

Seminar: K. Atwell, J. Edgoose Family Medicine Midwest Napersville, IL (family physicians, advanced practitioners, residents and

medical students) April 2019 Toward Social Accountability: Exploring the Integration of Community

Health Workers into Family Medicine Residency Clinics Seminar: J. Edgoose, Y. Jiang, K. Atwell Toward One Wisconsin Inclusivity Conference

Track IV: Building Health Equity in Wisconsin Milwaukee, WI (individuals and organizations from multiple sectors

across Wisconsin to address the most persistent barriers to inclusion) November 2018 Inclusive Mentorship 101: Getting the most out of mentorship for both the

mentor and mentee Workshop: J. Edgoose and T. Hahn

Family Medicine Midwest Madison, WI (family physicians, advanced practitioners, residents and

medical students)

Understanding underrepresented-in-medicine students’ perspectives in pursuing health professional careers Lecture-Discussion by K. Vang, L. Steinkamp, A. Hampton, N. Dosch, J. Edgoose

Family Medicine Midwest Madison, WI (family physicians, advanced practitioners, residents and

medical students) Exploring opportunities to integrate primary care with community health

workers Breakfast round table by Y. Jiang, K. Atwell, J. Edgoose Family Medicine Midwest

Madison, WI (family physicians, advanced practitioners, residents and medical students)

October 2015 Difficult patients: Don’t Despair -- BREATHE OUT 2015 Primary Care Conference University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health Madison, WI (physicians, advanced practitioners, behavioral therapists) May 2014 Integrating Primary Care and Public Health: Implementation of a

Community Health Practice Profile Poster by: A. Young, R.L. Lankton, W. Buckingham, B. Arndt, K. Rindfleisch, J.Edgoose, J.E. Lochner, M. Behrens, V. Gilchrist, J. Frey, L. Hanrahan Wisconsin Public Health Association Conference.


Milwaukee, WI (public health professions, physicians doing work in public health)

September 2012 Difficult patients: Exploring the patient perspective Wisconsin Research & Education Network

Madison, WI (physicians and other health care professionals involved in research with WREN)

National/International May 2020 Increasing the Number of URMs in the Workforce: Harnessing Existing

Tools and Expanding our Capacity for Change Preconference: Carvajal D, J.Edgoose, K. Eniola, K. Foster, C. Piggott, K. Reavis, J. Washington Annual Spring Conference Society of Teachers and Family Medicine Salt Lake City, UT (family medicine faculty and residents and medical students)

April 2019 The Health Equity Curricular Toolkit: A Toolkit for Primary Care and Interprofessional Educators Striving for Health Equity

Workshop: J.Edgoose, K. Atwell, B. Carter, A. Derouin, C. Hester, P. Huffer, K. Knox, N. Mabachi, V. Martinez-Bianchi, B. Park, M. Shah Annual Spring Conference Society of Teachers and Family Medicine Toronto, Canada (family medicine faculty and residents and medical students)

U.S. Work on Diversity and Allyship and Canadian Pursuit of Cultural Competence/Safety/Humility Seminar: J. Rodriguez, J. Edgoose, V. Ramsden, K. Reavis Annual Spring Conference Society of Teachers and Family Medicine Toronto, Canada (family medicine faculty and residents and medical students) Engaging residents and residency clinics in community projects: a case study Seminar: S. Schrager, B. Arndt, K. Atwell, A. Couture, J. Edgoose, M.

Annual Spring Conference Society of Teachers and Family Medicine Toronto, Canada (family medicine faculty and residents and medical students)

June 2018 The Diversity and Inclusion Advocates Program: An Effort to Increase

School-Wide Resources for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Practices. Poster by B. Gittens, B. A. Hutcherson, J. Edgoose Annual Group of Diversity and Inclusion (GDI) Professional Development

Conference Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC)

New Orleans, LA

May 2018 Mentorship: Creating a Culture of Inclusivity Seminar by J. Edgoose (lead), M. Stiles, K. Stevenson, K. Knox, R. Hayon, S. Schrager, A. Martonffy, T. Hahn

Annual Spring Conference


Society of Teachers and Family Medicine Washington, D.C. (family medicine faculty and residents and medical students) Racial Identity Caucusing: A Powerful Tool To Address Inequity That's Not As Scary As You Think Workshop by: J. Guh, J. Edgoose, L. Krinsky, T. Sethi, T. White-Davis Annual Spring Conference Society of Teachers and Family Medicine Washington, D.C. (family medicine faculty and residents and medical students) Family Medicine: Our Responsibility to be Leaders in Health Equity and Social Accountability Workshop by V. Martinez-Bianchi and J. Edgoose Annual Spring Conference Society of Teachers and Family Medicine Washington, D.C. (family medicine faculty and residents and medical students)

April 2018 Family Medicine Advancing Health Equity Preconference by V. Martinez-Bianchi, MD, J. Edgoose, K. Yu, D.

Jones, C. Kelly, B. Reddick, J. Carr, J. Lee, R. New, K. Smith, J. Weida, B. Frank, L. Gottlieb, L. Michener

National Conference of Constituency Leaders (NCCL) https://www.aafp.org/news/inside-aafp/20180427equityworkshop.html

Kansas City, MO (family medicine physicians)

April 2018 Examining Ourselves to Understand Others: Moving Toward Health Equity Workshop by J. Edgoose (lead) and V. Martinez-Bianchi American Academy of Family Physicians Annual Chapter Leader Forum (AAFP ACLF) Kansas City, MO (family medicine state chapter leadership)

May 2017 Teaching about Racial Justice: A Train-the-Trainer Faculty Development Full Day Workshop

J. Edgoose (lead), A. Anderson, J. Brown Speights, K. Bullock, W. Ferguson, J. Guh, A. Hampton, D. Henderson, R. Lankton, K. Roberson, D. Rodgers, G. Saba, T. White-Davis Annual Spring Conference Society of Teachers and Family Medicine San Diego, CA (family medicine faculty and residents and medical students) Building Community to Improve Health Status: A collaboration between a family medicine residency clinic, fire department, and subsidized housing development Work-in-progress by E. Torrel, J. Edgoose, B. Garvens, J. Lubsen, M. Brown Annual Spring Conference Society of Teachers and Family Medicine San Diego, CA (family medicine faculty and residents and medical students)

May 2017 Family Medicine for America’s Health: What can Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Do to Increase Health Equity?


Workshop by V. Martinez-Bianchi, J. Edgoose, L. Gottlieb, J. Brown Speights, J. Carr, R. Green, C. Kelly, J. Lee, R. New, B. Reddick, K. Smith, J. Weida, MD Annual Spring Conference Society of Teachers and Family Medicine San Diego, CA (family medicine faculty and residents and medical students)

May 2016 Teaching About Racism in the Context of Persistent Health and Healthcare Disparities: How Educators Can Enlighten Themselves and Their Learners Workshop by D. Henderson, T. White-Davis, G. Saba, J. Ring, K. Fraser, W. Ferguson, J. Edgoose, J. Brown Speights, D. Rodgers, D. Wu, L. Saint-Hilaire Annual Spring Conference Society of Teachers and Family Medicine Milwaukee, MN (family medicine faculty and residents and medical students)

Rallying a statewide department to embrace diversity, inclusion and health equity Seminar by J. Edgoose, R. Lankton, N. Pandhi, K. Knox, A. Black

Annual Spring Conference Society of Teachers and Family Medicine Milwaukee, MN (family medicine faculty and residents and medical students) What's in a Name? Transforming to a Department of Family Medicine AND Community Health Seminar by. R. Lankton, K. Rindfleisch, V. Gilchrist, J. Edgoose, J. Lochner, B. Arndt Annual Spring Conference Society of Teachers and Family Medicine Milwaukee, MN (family medicine faculty and residents and medical students) Putting out fires before they start: A community, residency clinic, fire department partnership Poster by C. Danford, E. Torell, B. Garvens, J.Edgoose, J. Lubsen Annual Spring Conference Society of Teachers and Family Medicine Milwaukee, MN (family medicine faculty and residents and medical students)

May 2015 FamPop2015 Preconference Workshop by K. Rindfleisch, J. Prunuske, M. Silberberg,

R. Lankton, K. Deligiannidis, J. Edgoose, V. Martinez-Bianchi, J. Lochner, B. Arndt, J. Westfall, A. Perkins, K. Devlin, K. Griswold, H. Bleacher, H. Ringwood, K. Uduhiri, J. Benson, N. Pandhi, D. Power

Annual Spring Conference -Selected to provide a TED-like Talk on “Teaching population

health to provoke change” as part of the preconference Society of Teachers and Family Medicine Conference Orlando, FL (family medicine faculty and residents and medical students)

TEACH Cards: A multi-center look at inpatient teaching and PBLI-1

milestone mastery


Lecture-discussion by T. Hahn, J. Edgoose, C. D’Agata, S. Hilding, J. Brieler

Annual Spring Conference Society of Teachers and Family Medicine Orlando, FL (family medicine faculty and residents and medical students)

February 2015 The 2020 Initiative Poster presentation by J. Edgoose Innovations in Medical Education Conference Los Angeles, CA (physician educators) December 2014 Taking care of the forest AND the trees: Integrating a population health

approach into teaching family medicine clinics Lecture-discussion by: J. Lochner, B. Arndt, J. Edgoose and K.

Rindfleisch Conference on Practice Improvement Society of Teachers and Family Medicine

Tampa, FL (family medicine faculty and residents and medical students) May 2014 Finding possibility in the impossible: Connecting with our difficult

patients. Seminar by J. Edgoose Annual Spring Conference Society of Teachers and Family Medicine San Antonio, TX (family medicine and behavioral health faculty and residents and medical students) Inpatient TEACH Cards: Striving toward Practice-Based Learning and Improvement Milestones. Lecture-discussion by J. Edgoose, C. D'Agata, T. Hahn and J. Mastrocola Annual Spring Conference Society of Teachers and Family Medicine San Antonio, TX (family medicine faculty and residents and medical students)

Presenting the State of the Clinic. Works-in-progress by B. Ardnt, J. Edgoose, J. Lochner, and K. Rindfleisch Annual Spring Conference Society of Teachers and Family Medicine San Antonio, TX (family medicine faculty and residents and medical students)

November 2013 BREATHE OUT: Assessing a Tool to Improve Clinician Satisfaction with

"Difficult" Patients Paper presentation by J. Edgoose North American Primary Care Research Group Annual Meeting Ottawa, Ontario Canada (primary care research faculty) Evolution of a Community Health Practice Profile (CHPP): One population at a time Poster by B. Arndt , K. Rindfleisch ,V. Gilchrist V, J. Edgoose, J.E. Lochner, J. Frey, W. Buckingham, A. Young , J. Knupp, G. Swain, W.J. Tuan, M.N. Behrens, L.P. Hanrahan. North American Primary Care Research Group Annual Meeting Ottawa, Ontario Canada (primary care research faculty)


May 2013 Understanding difficult patients, understanding ourselves Lecture-discussion by J. Edgoose and C. Regner Annual Spring Conference

Society of Teachers and Family Medicine Baltimore, MD

Inpatient Education: Are Discussion Cards an Effective Educational Tool?” Poster by C. D’Agata, J. Edgoose Annual Spring Conference Society of Teachers and Family Medicine Baltimore, MD (family medicine faculty and residents and medical students) A Web-based Diabetes Group Visits Curriculum for Residents. Poster by J. Redmer, S. Sridhar, B. Arndt, MD and J. Edgoose. Annual Spring Conference Society of Teachers and Family Medicine Baltimore, MD (family medicine faculty and residents and medical students)

September 2012 Reacquainting ourselves with difficult patients: Teaching the art of being

present Lecture-discussion The Forum for Behavioral Science in Family Medicine

Chicago, IL (family medicine and behavioral health faculty and residents and medical students)

April 2012 The Difficult Patient: BREATHE OUT -- Don’t despair Work-in-progress Annual Spring Conference

Seattle, WA (family medicine faculty and residents and medical students)

September 2011 BREATHE OUT: Developing a teaching tool to promote patient-centeredness in the difficult patient encounter

Work-in-progress The Forum for Behavioral Science in Family Medicine Chicago, IL (family medicine and behavioral health faculty and residents and medical students)

Clinical Teaching

Spring 2015 MED 903: MSTP Longitudinal Clinical Clerkship in Graduate School 40 hours of clinical time spent 1:1 with Natalie Guerrero, MD, PhD

candidate in Population Health Sciences 2014 – 2015 MED 370-910 Research Honors Project on gender concordance and

"difficult" patients with Caitlin Regner, MS3 2011 – present Generalist Partners Program/ Patient Doctor and Society

University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health Out-patient clinical teaching of medical students allowing them to spend3 half days in clinic with me every semester

2010 – present Department of Family Medicine and Community Health

University of Wisconsin


School of Medicine and Public Health Staff family medicine residents in clinic weekly and regularly at St. Mary’s Hospital, Meriter Hospital and the University of Wisconsin Hospital and American Family Children’s Hospital

2009 – 2010 Clinical Instructor of Family Medicine

Harborview Medical Center Department of Family Medicine University of Washington School of Medicine Seattle, Washington Volunteer community family medicine preceptor

2000 – 2010 Community Health Care Tacoma, Washington Clinical teacher to visiting residents and medical students during rotations at my community health clinic over the years

2000 Clinical Instructor of Family Medicine Tacoma Family Medicine Residency Tacoma, Washington Community family medicine preceptor

Mentoring

2019 – present Angela Echiverri, MD Assistant Professor Family Medicine Residency Program Contra Costa Regional Medical Center Martinez, CA STFM New Faculty Scholars Program 2018 – 2019 Milap Dubal, MD, MPH Academic Family Medicine fellow Department of Family Medicine and Community Health University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health 2018 – present Sarah Coles, MD Clinical assistant professor at the University of Arizona STFM New Faculty Scholars Program 2017– present Kong Vang University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health Master of public health student Advisor and Capstone Chair for a project studying mentorship exposure

for under-represented minority undergraduate students. 2017– present Karina Atwell, MD, MPH Junior CHS faculty mentee Department of Family Medicine and Community Health University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health

2017– present Amelia Sattler, MD Clinical assistant professor at Stanford University School of Medicine STFM New Faculty Scholars program 2016 – present Natalie Dosch


University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health Medical student We explored issues of mentorship and establishing a pipeline program at

a low-income housing community through the Summer Student Research and Clinical Assistantship Program (SSRCA) program.

2015 – present Adrienne Hampton, MD Junior CHS faculty mentee Department of Family Medicine and Community Health University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health 2015 – 2017 Patrick Huffer, MD

Academic Family Medicine Fellowstfm Department of Family Medicine and Community Health University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health 2015 – 2016 Erik Anderson University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health Medical student Path of Distinction Community Health Mentor We explored issues of food insecurity for an at-risk elementary school

through the Summer Student Research and Clinical Assistantship Program (SSRCA) program. After working together he decided to pursue an MPH degree as well.

2013 – 2015 Tom Hahn, MD, Academic Medicine Fellowship University of Wisconsin Department of Family Medicine TEACH Cards: A multi-center study of an inpatient EBM curricular

innovation 2013 – 2014 Tom Hahn, MD and Jennifer Mastrocola, MD Chief Residents UW Family Medicine Residency TEACH Cards: An Inpatient EBM curricular innovation Presentation at STFM Annual Spring Conference San Antonio, TX 2013 2012 – present Caitlin Regner University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health Medical student

a. SSRCA project on Difficult patients: Exploring the patient perspective She was received the William Scheckler Student Research Award for this work. Our work was published in Family Medicine (May 2014) and presented at the STFM Annual Spring Conference Baltimore, MD 2013.

b. Research assistant for BREATHE OUT: Assessment of a novel teaching tool to improve physician satisfaction with "difficult" patients

c. UWSMPH Research Honors Project: Gender and Communication

2012 – 2013 Caitlin D’Agata, MD Academic Medicine Fellowship University of Wisconsin Department of Family Medicine Poster presentation STFM Annual Spring Conference Discussion Cards: An inpatient curricular innovation 2011 – 2012 Jess Dalby, MD Academic Medicine Fellowship

University of Wisconsin Department of Family Medicine


2010 – present Formal residency mentor to family medicine residents at the UW Health Northeast Clinic: Lerose Dhanoa, MD (Class 2013); Taryn Lawler, DO (Class 2014); Julia Lubsen, MD (Class 2016)

2008 – 2010 Underserved Pathways Mentor

University of Washington School of Medicine Seattle, Washington Mentor to medical student interested in underserved populations

SERVICE ACTIVITIES

Departmental

2018 – present DFMCH Leadership Council 2015 – present Chair of the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee 2015 – present Co-Clerkship Director of the Community and Population Health rotation

(see Present Appointments) 2017 – present Residency Recruitment Committee 2015 – 2016 Strategic Planning Steering Committee (elected member) 2013 – 2018 Education Afternoon Coordinator Northeast Clinic 2013 – present Community and Quality Improvement Project Coordinator for residents at

Northeast Clinic

2012 – 2017 Clerkship Director of St. Mary’s Hospital Inpatient Family Medicine Service and Medical Intensive Care Unit rotations (see Present Appointments)

2011 – 2017 Education/Program Evaluation Committee

Department of Family Medicine University of Wisconsin Madison, Wisconsin

2011 – 2012 Microsystems clinic redesign; team leader of Team Edgeese Northeast Family Medical Center Madison, WI 2010 – 2011 Work Hours Subcommittee

Department of Family Medicine University of Wisconsin School Madison, Wisconsin

2010 – 2011 Northeast QI Steering Committee Northeast Family Medical Center Madison, Wisconsin

2011, 2012 McGovern-Tracy Scholars Award selection committee Department of Family Medicine University of Wisconsin School Madison, Wisconsin

Jennifer Edgoose, MD, MPH November 15, 2019 Medical school/Hospital

2019 SMPH Patient/Family/Visitor Discriminatory Behavior Resource

Workgroup 2018 – 2019 SMPH Equity, Inclusion & Engagement Committee 2019 SMPH Search Committee for the Associate Dean of Public Health and

Community Engagement 2019 UW SMPH “The Ladder” Program Introduced this program (originally developed by Dr. Renee Critchlow) to

the UW SMPH Equity and Diversity Committee which was launched as a pathway program at UW SMPH in the fall of 2018

Volunteer facilitator on February 9, 2019 2018 – 2019 Search Committee Member for the SMPH Associate Dean of Public

Health and Community Engagement 2017 – present UW Health Accountable Care Organization Board member 2015 – present UW SMPH Equity and Diversity Committee

Elected to three year term; Re-elected to two year term Co-chair of subcommittee on Collaboration Subcommittee on Diversity

2015 – present New provider credentialing reviewer St. Mary’s Hosptial Madison, WI 2013 – 2015 Peer Review Committee St. Mary’s Hospital Madison, Wisconsin 2011 – 2012 Northeast Medical Student Coordinator for UWSMPH

Northeast Family Medical Center Madison, Wisconsin

2007 – 2010 Ethics Committee

Multicare Tacoma General and Mary Bridge Children’s Hospitals Tacoma, Washington

Community

April 2016 Keynote speaker

6th Annual Asian American Youth Career and College Fair Madison College Madison, WI

October 2015 African American Health Network Conference “It’s a family affair: An intergenerational health initiative” volunteer

2015 – present Northeast Clinic lead in volunteering and coordination for Dryden Terrace

Apartments and Madison Fire Department CARE hot spotting project 2014 – present Regular River Food Pantry volunteer


2013 – present Regular volunteer from Northeast Clinic supporting wellness activities at

Lake View Elementary School including May Annual Wellness Days and PTO sponsored family nights

October 2013 “Work Life Balance” Panel member Women in Medicine and Family Medicine Interest Group lecture series University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health Madison, WI January 2012 “Discovering Careers in Health Care and the Life Sciences” Panel member The Wisconsin Institute for Discovery Madison, WI 2006 Advisor to Health and Wellness exhibit

Children’s Museum of Tacoma Tacoma, Washington

2005 – 2010 Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee Member

Community Health Care Tacoma, Washington

2003 – 2010 Physician Board Member

Community Health Care Tacoma, Washington Member for Facilities Committee, 2003 Alternate position, 2004 - present

State/Regional

2006 – 2009 Community Health Plan of Washington Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee member Seattle, Washington

National/International

2017 -- present Society of Teachers of Family Medicine (STFM) Foundation Board

member 2016 – present Steering Committee member of the STFM Minority and Multicultural

Health Collaborative (Chair 2019-2020) 2016 – 2018 Health Equity Team Family Medicine for America's Health

2010 Bioethics Bowl Judge

University of Puget Sound Tacoma, Washington

Other Peer reviewer Family Medicine Journal of the Board of Family Medicine Journal of Patient-Centered Research and Reviews UW Institute for Clinical & Translational Research Grant Reviewer

Jennifer Edgoose, MD, MPH November 15, 2019 Wisconsin Medical Journal AAFP Delphi Panelist: invited participant to inform and guide the AAFP’s Center for Diversity and Health Equity. 2018

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