East Texas Infectious Disease Physicians

Dr. Steven Hickerson
Steven L. Hickerson, M.D.
Dr. Hickerson received his bachelor and masters degrees in microbiology from Texas Tech University. He then attended Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Medicine, being awarded a doctorate of medicine in 1988, and graduated with honors as a member of Alpha Omega Alpha.
Following this he completed an internship and residency in Internal Medicine and Pediatrics at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences and Arkansas Children's Hospital in 2002. Dr. Hickerson then received fellowship training in adult and pediatric Infectious Disease at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences in Little Rock, Arkansas, completing his training in 1994.
Dr. Hickerson, a native of West Texas, moved to Tyler, Texas, in 1994. He is a member of the medical staffs at East Texas Medical Center, Trinity Mother Frances Hospital, East Texas Specialty Hospital, Tyler Continued Care Hospital and Spine and Joint Hospital.
Dr. Hickerson is board-certified in Internal Medicine and Adult and Pediatric Infectious Disease.
Education |
- Bachelor of Science, 1982
(Microbiology/Cum Laude)
Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas
- Master of Sciences, 1984
(Microbiology)
Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas
- Doctor of Medicine, 1988
Texas Tech University School of Medicine, Lubbock, Texas
- Internal Medicine/Pediatrics Internship
1988-1990
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Little Rock, Arkansas
- Internal Medicine/Pediatrics Residency
1990-1992
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Little Rock, Arkansas
- Adult/Pediatric Infectious Diseases Fellowship
7/1992 - 7/1994
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Little Rock, Arkansas
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Professional Certification and Licensure |
- November, 1994, Board Certified in Pediatric Infectious Diseases
- November, 1994, Board Certified in Infectious Diseases
- 1992/Diplomate, American Board of Internal Medicine
- 1992/Licensed in the State of Arkansas (#C8180)
- 1989/Licensed in the State of Texas (#H6286)
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Professional Memberships |
- Pediatric Infectious Disease Society, 1994-Present
- Infectious Disease Society of America, 1992-Present
- American Medical Association, 1985-Present
- Texas Medical Association, 1985-Present
- Arkansas Medical Society, 1985-Present
- American Society of Microbiology, 1981-1984
- President/Local Chapter, 1983-1984
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Alpha Omega Alpha/1988-Present
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Awards and Honors |
Undergraduate:
- Phi Eta Sigma, 1979
- Who's Who Among College Freshmen, 1979
- National Dean's List, 1979 and 1981
Medical School:
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Experience |
- Teaching Assistant, Anatomy/1985
Texas Tech University School of Medicine, Lubbock, Texas
- Microbiology Technician/1982-1985
Methodist Hospital, Lubbock, Texas
- Teaching Assistant, Microbiology/1983-1985
Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas
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Professional Appointments |
- Medical Staff, Department of Internal Medicine
Mother Frances Hospital, Tyler, Texas
1994-Present
- Medical Staff, Department of Internal Medicine
East Texas Medical Center, Tyler, Texas
1994-Present
- Consulting Staff, East Texas Medical Center Rehabilitation,
Tyler, Texas 1994-Present
- Consulting Staff, HealthSouth Rehabilitation Hospital,
Tyler, Texas 1994-Present
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Publications |
- Hickerson, S.L.: "Factors affecting poly-b-hydroxybutyrate synthesis and crystal formation in Bacillus thuringiensis," Master thesis, 1984.
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Cross JT, Hickerson SL, Yamauchi T. Antifungal drugs. PREP, March 1995.
- Fiser RT, Hickerson, SL, Sharp GB, and Schutze GE. Myelopathy as a presenting sign of AIDS. PIDJ 1995; 14:808-809.
- Schutze GE, Hickerson SL, et al. Blastomycosis in Children. CID 1996; 22:496-502.
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Hickerson SL, Kirby RS, Wheeler JG, Schutze GE. Epiglottitis: A nine year case review. SMJ. 1996; 89:487-490.
- Scott RP, Gubbius PO, Rodvold KA, Hickerson SL. Therapeutic Drug Monitoring of Vancomycin in a Morbidly Obese Patient. Therapeutic Drug Monitoring 1998; 20:261-265.
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Presentations |
- "Pneumococcal Disease," VA Resident's Conference, February, 1992.
- "Management of Infectious Complications in the Febrile Neutropenic Patient," Pediatric Grand Rounds, May 1992.
- Multi-Drug Resistant Tuberculosis. Arkansas Society of Clinical Microbiology, September 1993.
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Nocardia asteroides - An emerging pathogen. Arkansas Association for Practitioners in Infection Control, December 1993.
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Review of Pediatric Blastomycosis. Hickerson SL, Schutze GE. Southern Society for Pediatric Research, 1994.
- Epiglottitis: A nine year case review. Hickerson SL, Kirby RS, Wheeler JG, Schutze GE. Southern Society for Pediatric Research, 1994.
- Respiratory isolation of Nocardia asteroides in a large group of patients: A pseudoepidemic. Hickerson SL, Dodson S, Hoffman K, Coleman M, Lofgren J, Bradsher R. Southern Society of Clinical Investigation, 1994.
- Respiratory isolation of Nocardia asteroides in a large group of patients: A pseudoepidemic. Hickerson SL, Dodson S, Hoffman K, Coleman M, Lofgren J, Bradsher R. SHEA 1994.
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Textbook Chapters |
Hickerson SL, Cross JT, Schutze GE, Jacobs RF: Diagnostic techniques in infectious disease, In Dieckmann R, Fiser D, Selbst S (eds.). Illustrated Textbook of Pediatric Emergency and Critical Care Procedures. Philadelphia: Mosby Co., publication pending. |
Personal Data |
- Born August 15, 1960 in Lubbock, Texas
- Married to Jill Huey HIckerson
- Children: Haleigh (1989) and Hannah (1993)
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Dr. Richard Yates
Richard R. Yates, M.D.
Dr. Yates received his Medical Degree from Southwestern Medical School in Dallas, Texas. He completed his internship and residency in internal medicine at Indiana University Medical Center in Indianapolis, Indiana. He then completed his fellowship in Infectious Diseases from University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio, Texas. His primary research area during fellowship was fungal infections in immunocompromised hosts.
Dr. Yates moved back to Indiana to work with a former faculty member at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. At Methodist he became Chairman of the Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee. He also began his work in antimicrobial stewardship here, which has now grown to involve multiple hospitals. After 6 years in Indianapolis he moved back to his home state of Texas to join Dr. Hickerson in Tyler.
They eventually formed East Texas Infectious Disease Consultants in order to serve Tyler and the East Texas region. While in Tyler the practice has grown to include 3 Infectious Disease physicians and a full-time nurse practitioner. The practice has grown to include consultative services at 4 hospitals, travel medicine, outpatient infusion services and HIV care. Dr. Yates currently is chairman of the P&T committees at three hospitals. He served as Chief of Medicine at East Texas Medical Center for 5 years. He also serves on the critical care committee and the transplant committee.
One of the most exciting aspects of Dr. Yates' practice is the success of the antimicrobial stewardship programs which has has started in Tyler. The goal of these programs is to team with pharmacy and the medical staff to use antibiotics wisely, in order to decrease the amount of resistance seen in hospitals. During the last 3 years these programs have met with great success. He hopes to grow the antibiotic stewardship program to include multiple hospital systems.
Undergraduate |
- Trinity University, 9/1977-6/1979
One Trinity Place
San Antonio, Texas 78212 p/210-999-7011
- Bachelor of Science, 12/1981
Stephen F. Austin University
SFA Station
Nacogdoches, Texas 75962 p/936-468-2011
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Medical School |
- Doctor of Medicine, 5/1986
Southwestern Medical School
University of Texas Health Science Center
5323 Harry Hines Blvd.
Dallas, Texas 75390 p/214-648-3111
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Postgraduate Training |
- Internal Medicine Internship and Residency 7/1986-6/1989
Indianapolis University Medical Center
1481 W Tenth Street
Indianapolis, Indiana 46202 p/317-554-0000 f/317-554-0127
- Infectious Disease Fellowship 6/1989-6/1991
University of Texas Health Science Center
7703 Floyd Curl Drive
San Antonio, Texas 78229 p/210-567-7000
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Professional Certifications |
- Federal Licensing Exam in Medicine, 1987
- Medical License, State of Indiana, 1988
- 1989/Diplomate, American Board of Internal Medicine
- 1989/Infectious Disease Board Certification
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1997/ Medical License, State of Texas
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Professional Memberships |
- Member, American College of Physicians
- Member, Infectious Disease Society of America
- Member, Smith County Medical Association
- Member, American Society of Microbiology
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Member, Christian Medical & Dental Society
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Awards and Honors |
- Outstanding Teacher Award
Medical Staff
Methodist Hospital, 1992-1993
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Experience |
- East Texas Infectious Disease Consultants, PLLc
3200 Troup Highway, Suite 310
Tyler, Texas 75701
P/903-592-4473 f/903-592-4474
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Trinity Clinic Infectious Disease
1034 Clinic Drive
Tyler, Texas 75701
P/903-510-8736 f/903-510-8737
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Infectious Disease of Indiana, PSC
1633 N Capitol Avenue, Suite 700
Indianapolis, Indiana 46202
P/317-962-2700
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Infectious & Parasitic Diseases of Tropics
Armed Forces Institute of Pathology
6825 16th Street NW
Washington, DC 20306
P/202-782-2100
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Fellow ID Consults to Bone Marrow Transplant Services
Wilford Hall Medical Center
Lackland Air Force Base
2200 Berquist Drive, Suite 1
San Antonio, Texas 78236
P/210-292-5235 f/210-292-6675
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Attending Physician
Medical Center Hospital Emergency Room
4502 Medical Drive
San Antonio, Texas 78229
P/210-358-4000
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Travel & Immunization Clinic
University of Texas Health Science Center
7703 Floyd Curl Drive
San Antonio, Texas 78229
P/210-567-7000
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Attendant to Infection Control Committee
Medical Center Hospital
4502 Medical Drive
San Antonio, Texas 78229
P/210-358-4000
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Special Resident Elective
ID Consults for Immunosuppressed Services
(Hematology, Marrow Transplant, Organ Transplant)
Kohler Infectious Disease
1481 W Tenth Street
Indianapolis, Indiana 46202
P/317-962-2000
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Emergency Room Attending Physician
Wishard Memorial Hospital
1001 W Tenth Street
Indianapolis, Indiana 46202
P/317-962-2000
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Christian Medical Society Medical Group
Mission to Highlands of Jamaica
Primary Care April 1986
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Professional Appointments and Committees |
- Methodist Hospital of Indiana
550 N University Blvd, Rm 4258
Indianapolis, Indiana 46202
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Infectious Disease Consultant
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Chairman, ICU Surveillance and Epidemiology Committee
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Hospital Epidemiologist
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Microbiology Lab Consultant
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Chairman, Pharmacy & Theraputics Antibiotic Committee
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Member, Infection Control Committee
- Vencor Hospital
5845 Rockville Drive
Indianapolis, Indiana 46224
- Chairman, Infection Control Committee
- Columbus Regional Hospital
2400 E 17th Street
Columbus, Indiana 47201
- Chairman, Infection Control Committee
- East Texas Medical Center
1000 S. Beckham
Tyler, Texas 75701
- Chairman, Pharmacy & Theraputics
- Chief, Internal Medicine
- Antibiotic Stewardship Committee
- Trinity Mother Frances Hospital
805 E. Dawson
Tyler, Texas 75701
- Chairman, Pharmacy & Theraputics
- Antibiotic Stewardship Committe
- Tyler Continue Care Hospital
- Chairman, Pharmacy & Theraputics
- Antibiotic Stewardship Committee
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Research Experience |
- Teaching Assistant,-Organic Chemistry, Dept. of Chemistry
Stephen F. Austin University
SFA Station
Nacogdoches, Texas 75962
January 1982-May 1982
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Research Assistant to Dr. G. Mihailoff
Dept. of Cell Biology
University of Texas Health Science Center
5323 Harry Hines Blvd
Dallas, Texas 75390
June 1983-September 1983
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Research Assistant to Dr. D. Wilcox, Dept of General Internal Medicine
Indiana University
1481 W Tenth Street
Indianapolis, Indiana 46202
August 1987-June 1989
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Research Fellow, Dr. J.D. Graybill, Division of Disease
University of Texas Health Science Center
7703 Floyd Curl Drive
San Antonio, Texas 78229
June 1989-June 1991
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Co-investigator-Aids Clinical Trial Group
Methodist Hospital Subunit
Indiana University
1481 W Tenth Street
Indianapolis, Indiana 46202
July1992-July 1997
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Co-investigator-Mycoses Study Group
Infectious Diseases of Indiana
1622 N Capitol Avenue
Indianapolis, Indiana 46202
July 1992- July 1997
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Clinical Trials, Principal or Co-investigator |
- Valacyclovir for CMV Suppression in Renal Allograft Recipients
- Valacyclovir vs. Ganciclovir for CMV Infection in BMT Patients
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Teicoplanin for Skin and Soft Tissue Infections
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ABLC vs. Fungozone in Treatment of Systemic Candidiasis
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ABLC vs. Fluconazole in Bone Marrow Transplant Fungal Prophylaxis
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Intraconzole vs. Placebo in Prevention of Histoplasmosis in HIV Infections
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Publications |
- Mihailoff GA, Lee H, Yates RR: “Projections to the basilar pontine nuclei from face sensory and motor regions of thecerebral cortex in the rat.” Journal of Comparative Neurology 1985, 237:251-263
- Yates RR, Allendorfer R, Sun SH, and Graybill JR: “Comparison of Ampotericin B Lipid Complex to Amphotericin B and SCH39304 in the Treatment of Murine Coccidioidal Meningitis.” Abstr. ICAAC 1990 #1470.
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Allendorfer R, Yates RR, Rinaldi MG, and Graybill JR: “Comparison of SCH30304 and Its Isomers RR42427 & SS42426 in the Treatment of Murine Cryptoccoccal Meningitis.” Abstr. ISHAM 1991 #230.
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Oral Presentations |
- ICAAC 1990 (SEE ABSTRACT)
- “Treatment Options for the Atypical Mycobacteria Associated with Human Disease.” 1990 Central Texas Society of Hospital Pharmacists, San Antonio Texas
- “Basic Immunology of Fungal Infections.” Methodist Hospital Grand Rounds, October 1991.
- “Treatment for Systemic Fungal Infections.” Methodist Hospital Grand Rounds, March 1993.
- “Treatment of Mycobacterial Infections.” Indiana Society of Physicians Assistants, September 1992.
- “Molecular Mechanisms of Resistance.” Methodist Hospital Grand Rounds, October 1992.
- “Macrolides and Quinolones-New Kids on the Block.” Methodist Hospital Grand Rounds, March 1993
- “New Trends in Microbial Resistance and Theraputic Dilemmas.” South Central Association for Clinical Microbiology, Annual Meeting, Indianapolis, Indiana, February, 1994.
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“Flesh Eating Bacteria!-Epidemiology and Pathophysiology of Group A Streptococcal Infections.” Methodist Hospital Grand Rounds, July 1995.
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“Tick Borne Disease.” ER Grand Rounds, Methodist Hospital, December, 1995.
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“IV Antibiotic Utilization and Resistance Trends.” Methodist Hospital Grand Rounds, June, 1996.
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Personal Data |
- Born January 17, 1959, Air Force Base, Turkey
- Married to Carrie Yates
- Children: Peter, Katherine, Rachel
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Dr. Brock Lutz
Brock Dixon Lutz, M.D.
Dr. Lutz trained at the University of Oklahoma. He received his Bachelors degree in Sciences from the Norman Campus then attended the college of Public Health in Oklahoma City studying Healthcare Administration and Policy. He graduated from the College of Medicine in 1996 as the Robert M. Bird Society Scholar for Internal Medicine and was the first recipient of the Podalirian Award. Internship and Residency in Internal Medicine were at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. Dr. Lutz was asked to stay as Chief Medical Resident for the University Hospitals in 2000 and was recognized for outstanding teaching with a nomination for the Aesculapian Award. His Fellowship in Infectious Diseases was completed in 2002.
Dr. Lutz grew up in central Oklahoma and moved to Texas in 2002. He is a member of the General Medical Staff at East Texas Medical Center, Trinity Mother Frances Hospital, East Texas Specialty Hospital, Tyler Continue Care Hospital and Spine and Joint Hospitals in Tyler. He is a panel physician at the East Texas Medical Center Wound Healing Center in Tyler and the Good Shepherd Hospital Center for Advanced Wound Healing in Longview, Texas. Dr. Lutz is Board Certified in Internal Medicine and is qualified in Infectious Diseases. He is certified in Undersea and Hyperbaric Medicine by the American Board of Preventative Medicine and he is a Fellow of the American Professional Wound Care Association.
Dr. Lutz has written on a variety of topics including Aspergillosis, Candidiasis, Histoplasmosis, Nocardiosis, Agroterrorism and Bioterrorism. He acts as Director of Infection Control for the Specialty Hospital at ETMC and works with them in antibiotic streamlining to decrease risks for drug resistant bacterial infections and to decrease pharmaceutical costs. He teaches in the East Texas medical community regarding infection control and the use of antibiotics in treatment of infectious diseases.
Education |
- FELLOWSHIP INFECTIOUS DISEASE
University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center
College of Medicine
Department of Internal Medicine / Section of Infectious Diseases
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
- RESIDENCY INTERNAL MEDICINE
University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center
College of Medicine
Department of Internal Medicine
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Chief Resident.
- DOCTOR OF MEDICINE
University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center
College of Medicine
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
- MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH, Degree Incomplete
University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center
College of Public Health
Dept. of Healthcare Administration and Policy
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
- BACHELOR OF SCIENCES
University of Oklahoma
Norman, Oklahoma
- ASSOCIATES OF APPLIED SCIENCE
NREMT-Paramedic
Oklahoma City Community College
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
- STATE POLICE COMMISSION
Oklahoma State Police Academy
Oklahoma State Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training
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Licenses and Certifcations |
- Diplomate, American Board of Internal Medicine
- Qualified in Infectious Diseases
- Diplomate, Undersea and Hyperbaric Medicine American Board Of Preventative Medicine - 2010
- Oklahoma State Medical License
- Texas State Medical License
- NREMT—Paramedic
- Advanced Cardiac Life Support
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Professional Organizations |
- American Medical Association
- American College of Physicians/American Society of Internal Medicine
- Infectious Disease Society of America
- Fellow – American Professional Wound Care Association
- Texas State Medical Association
- Oklahoma Society for Internal Medicine
- Smith County Medical Society
- Oklahoma County Medical Society
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Honors, Awards, Activities |
PRACTICE INFECTIOUS DISEASES:
- Americas Top Physicians - 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010
- Member Executive Board—East Texas Medical Center Specialty Hospital - 2004-present
- Chairman, Infection Control Committee—Tyler Continue Care - 2006-2010
- Member, Quality Council Tyler Continue Care - 2006-2010
- Member, Physicians Panel, East Texas Medical Center Wound Healing Center - 2004-present
- Member, Physician's Panel Good Shepherd Hospital Center for Advanced Wound Healing - January 2009-present
- Fellow, American Professional Wound Care Association - 2008
FELLOWSHIP INFECTIOUS DISEASES:
- American Society of Internal Medicine - State Representative
- Graduate Medical Education Committee
- ACP Oklahoma State Governor’s Board
- Infection Control Committee VAMC, OKC
- Faculty Sponser - Internal Medicine Society
- Solomon Papper Award - Outstanding Poster presentation, 2001
- Most Outstanding Research Presentation - 2001 State Meeting, Oklahoma Chapter ACP/ASIM
RESIDENCY AND CHIEF RESIDENCY INTERNAL MEDICINE:
- Outstanding Intern
- American Society of Internal Medicine - State Representative
- House Staff Advisory Committee
- College of Medicine Graduate Medical Education Committee
- ACP Oklahoma Governor's Board
- Aesculapian Award Nominee, Award for outstanding teaching from medical student body
- Committee to Prepare for JCAHO Inspection, VAMC, Oklahoma City
- Computerized Medical Record Committee, VAMC, Oklahoma City
- Faculty Sponsor - Internal Medicine Society
MEDICAL SCHOOL:
- Podalirian Award, "For Demonstrating the Highest Ideals of Medicine, Outstanding Character, Integrity and Respect for the Principles of the Profession"
- Robert M. Bird Society Scholar for Internal Medicine
- Internal Medicine Society
- Gridiron Committee
UNDERGRADUATE:
- University Scholars Scholarship
- Phi Theta Kappa
- Delta Upsilon Fraternity
NORMAN POLICE DEPARTMENT:
- High Academic Achievement Award - State Police Academy
- 3 Citations of Merit - Including one for "Actions Above and Beyond the Call of Duty"
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Employment |
MASTER POLICE PARAMEDIC:
- Norman Police Department
Field Training Officer, Academy Instructor, Staff Cartographer
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR:
- Oklahoma City Community College
Dept. Allied Health
CLINICAL INSTRUCTOR:
- Moore-Norman Vocational - Technical
Emergency Medical Technology
EKG Interpretation
RESIDENT:
- Oklahoma University Health Sciences Center
Department of Internal Medicine
Residency training
CHIEF RESIDENT:
- Oklahoma University Health Sciences Center
Department of Internal Medicine
FELLOW - INFECTIOUS DISEASES:
- University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center
Department of Internal Medicine
Section of Infectious Diseases
PARTNER/STAFF PHYSICIAN:
- Trinity Clinic
Section of Infectious Diseases
July 2002-July 2003
PARTNER:
- East Texas Infectious Disease Consultants, PLLC
July 2003-present
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Publications and Lectures |
Outbreak of Aspergillus Infections Caused by a Contaminated Air-handling System in a Hospital Operating Theater
- B. Lutz,* M. Tannehill, M. Rinaldi,1 B. Wickes,1 M. Huycke. Univ. of Oklahoma Health Sci. Ctr., Oklahoma City, OK and 1The Univ. of Texas Health Sci. Ctr., San Antonio, TX.; Poster presentation and Abstract: IDSA 2001.
Unconventional Biological Threats and the Molecular Biological Response to Biological Threats
- Ronald S. Greenfield, MD; Brock D. Lutz, MD; Mark M. Huycke, MD; Michael S. Gilmore, PhD. Am J Med Sci 2002;323(6):350-357.
Agroterrorism
- Brock D. Lutz, MD; Ronald S. Greenfield, MD. Journal of the Oklahoma State Medical Association, 2003, vol. 96, no. 6:259-64.
Griffith’s 5-Minute Clinical Consult 2001-2011 Annual Edition
- Brock D. Lutz, Ronald A. Greenfield: Chapters: Rocky Mountain Spotted fever, Nocardiosis, Candidiasis
Influenza Virus: Natural Disease and bioterrorism threat
- B. Lutz,* N. Bronze, R. Greenfield. January 2003, VOL 96, NUMBER 1 in Journal Oklahoma State Medical Association as a special section on Bioterrorism.
Outbreak of Invasive Aspergillus Infections in Surgical Patients due to a Contaminated Air-Handling System
- Brock D. Lutz, Jiankang JIn, Michael G. Rinaldi, Brian L. Wickes, And Mark M. Huycke
Clinical Infectious Diseases. 2003;37:786-93
Panniculitis: A Presenting Manifestation of Disseminated Histoplasmosis in a Patient with Rheumatoid Arthritis
- Amir H. Sawalha, MD; Brock D. Lutz, MD; Nadeem A. Chaudhary, MD; William Kern, MD; John B. Harley, MD, PHD; Ronald A. Greenfield, MD. Journal of Clinical Rheumatology. 2003; vol. 9, issue 4: 259-62
New Advances in Fungal Pharmacotherapy
- Brock D. Lutz, MD. East Texas Medicine. Summer 2007.
Hepatitis C Virus
- University of Oklahoma Infectious Diseases Conference. August 2003 and 2004.
Topics in Infection Control
- Health South Rehabilitation Center, July 2004.
Topics in Infection Control
- Tyler Continue Care Hospital, July 2006.
Topics in Infection Control
- East Texas Medical Center Specialty Hospital and Rehabilitation Center, November 2006.
Evaluating Infected Wounds
- East Texas Wound Management Symposium, March 2007.
Infection Control in the Wound Care Setting
- East Texas Wound Management Symposium, April 2009.
Cubist Pharmaceuticals
- Speakers Bureau 2006-present. Topics on antimicrobial therapy
Pfizer Pharmaceuticals
- Speakers Bureau 2006-present. Topics on antimicrobial therapy and antifungal therapy
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Hospital and Healthcare Organization Affiliations |
STAFF PHYSICIAN/PARTNER:
- Trinity Clinic - Infectious Disease Section
Tyler, Tx
- East Texas Infectious Disease Consultants
Tyler, Tx
STAFF PHYSICIAN:
- Veterans Administration Medical Center
Oklahoma City, OK
- Presbyterian Hospital, Oklahoma University Medical Center
Oklahoma City, OK
- University Hospital, Oklahoma University Medical Center
Oklahoma City, OK
- Trinity Mother Frances Hospital
Tyler, Tx
- East Texas Medical Center
Tyler, Tx
- Tyler Continue Care Hospital
Tyler, Tx
- East Texas Medical Center Specialty Hospital and Rehabilitation Center
Tyler, Tx
- ETMC Wound Healing Center
Tyler, Tx
- Healthsouth Rehabilitation Center
Tyler, Tx
- Texas Spine & Joint Hospital
Tyler, Tx
- Good Shepherd Hospital Center For Advanced Wound Healing
Longview, Tx
STAFF PHYSICIAN, LOCUM TENENS:
- Mother Frances Hospital-Jacksonville
Jacksonville, Tx
- Good Shepherd Medical Center
Longview, Tx
- Longview Regional Medical Center
Longview, Tx
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