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Juzar Ali, M.D. Professional address Personal address LSUHSC; 4210 Vincennes Pl 1901 Perdido Street New Orleans, La

Suite 3201 MEB 70125 New Orleans, La. 70112 CELL CONTACT 504 875 7680

(504) 568-4634 JALI@lsuhsc.edu

RESUME SYNOPSIS

Dr. Juzar Ali, Professor of Medicine at LSU is an academic clinician / clinical educator and

healthcare administrator within the section of Pulmonary Critical care section at LSUHSC New

Orleans. He has worked nationally and internationally in the field of tuberculosis, and at the LSU

Health Sciences Center has developed programs that contribute to the education of medical

students, allied health professionals, and the community. His clinical, academic and research

interest include the diagnosis and management of tuberculous and non-tuberculous

mycobacterial disease and related co-morbidities in pulmonary medicine. He has participated in

various multicenter studies and trials of tuberculosis and Non-TB Mycobacteria and has co-

authored a textbook, Pulmonary Pathophysiology, a symptom-based clinical and

pathophysiologic review of lung diseases. He has also developed a Chest Radiology PRE-TEST

series for medical students and residents. Dr. Ali is a recipient of numerous teaching awards over

the last two decades. He was recently recognized as a member of the Best Doctors in America

and at a national level was awarded the Fulbright Scholar Teaching Grant and Alumni award and

Fulbright Senior Scholar Award twice with academic tenures in Turkey and India. He has also

been a Visiting Faculty to Vietnam under the US-Vietnam Education Fund Program. Please refer

to CV and detailed data on site for details of past and current clinical, administrative and

leadership roles of his clinical patient care activities through LSUHSC. Currently his focus is on

developing a Mycobacterial Diseases Mentoring and Training program in the section and

creating a mycobacterial diseases clinical and basic science registry and data base in

collaboration with other departments at LSUHSC.

PART 1 Comprehensive Academic 2-17

PART 2 Healthcare Administrative roles specifics: Page 18-22

PART 3 Quality /Performance Clinical practice review: Page 23

Part 4 Summary: page 24

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Part 1 : Comprehensive Academic __________________________________________________________________________________

Education and Training

GCE ‘O’ Level, First Division; Karachi Grammar School 1965-1967 Karachi, Pakistan through Cambridge University, UK HSC, Pre-Medical, First Division; D.J. Govt. Science College, 1967- Karachi, Pakistan M.B, B.S., First Division; Dow Medical College/Civil Hospital, 1973- Karachi, Pakistan House Officer, Coast Guard Hospital, Mombasa, Kenya 1974 House Officer, Civil Hospital, Medical & Surgical Units 1974 - 1975 Karachi, Pakistan Residency, Internal Medicine, MCLNO/Charity Hospital; Touro/ 1975 - 1978 Tulane University program at Touro and MCLNO/Charity; New Orleans, Louisiana Fellowship in Pulmonary Diseases/Clinical Instructor, MCLNO/ 1978 - 1980 Charity Hospital/VA Hospital/Tulane University and MCLNO; New Orleans, La. M.D., Diplomate: American Board of Internal Medicine 1979 M.D., Diplomate: American Board of Pulmonary Medicine 1980 F.R.C.P. (C): Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of Canada 1980

Recent Positions CMO, LSU Health/LSU Healthcare Network 2014 - 2017 New Orleans, Louisiana

Professional Experience (HEALTH CARE ADMINISTRATION: DETAILS AVAILABLE) CMO, LSU Health/LSU Healthcare Network 2014 -2017 New Orleans, Louisiana

CMO, LCMC Interim LSU Hospital/University Hospital 2013-2014 New Orleans, La. CMO/CEO, Interim LSU Hospital 2012-2013 New Orleans, La. CMO, Interim LSU Hospital 2008-2012

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Academic Appointments

CURRENT Russell C. Klein, M.D., LSU Alumni Professor of Medicine 2001 - present Section of Pulmonary/CC LSUHSC & Director Mycobacterial Disease Program, LSUHSC- & Wetmore /OPH Region 1 & 9

Honorary Professorship: Thai Bind Medical University, Vietnam 2014 - present

Adjunct Professor, School of Nursing, LSUHSC, New Orleans 2011 - present

Faculty, Tulane University HSC, Dept. of Preventative Health/ 2011 - present School of Public Health

Guest Faculty, EGE University Chest Unit, Izmir, Turkey 2010- present

Former Vice-Chair of Medicine: Clinical Affairs 2006 - 2008 Associate Professor Clinical Medicine, Section of Pulm/CC 1997 - 2001 LSUHSC New Orleans, La. Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine, Section of Pulm/CC 1992 - 1997 LSUHSC New Orleans, La. Clinical Instructor, Faculty, Section of Pulm/CC, Department 1991 - 1992 Of Medicine; LSUHC New Orleans, La. Chest Consultant Faculty: The Aga Khan University Hospital; 1981 - 1991 Karachi, Pakistan Head of Chest (Pulmonary) Department: Chest Unit, Liaquat 1981 - 1991 National Hospital, Karachi, Pakistan *This department is recognized by the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC) and Karachi University for PG study in Diploma and degree courses in Pulmonary Medicine and TB as part of the membership/fellowship/diploma courses (MCPS, FCPS

and DTCD courses) Assistant Professor Tulane University, Department of Medicine 1980 - 1981

and Consultant staff: VA Hospital, Dept. of Pulmonary Disease New Orleans, Louisiana

Other Positions, Employment, Board Membership

ACCP Louisiana Governor 2011 - 2012

Nominated and Elected: Member of Board, MCLNO Foundation 2014 current Nominated and Appointed: Board Member, La. State Board of Nursing 2014-2017 Nominated and Appointed: Board Member LPHI/PATH (and through Sep. 2014-2017 this) LPHI/GNOHIE LSUHSC/HCSD TELEHEALTH Coordinator Feb.2014- 2017

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Certification and Licensure Louisiana (U.S.A) – Active Georgia (U.S.A.) – Active Texas (U.S.A.) – Active

Professional Memberships and Activities Fellow of the American College of Chest Physicians (FCCP)

Member: Pakistan Society of Physicians, Karachi Member and Clinical Joint Secretary (1989): The Society of Chest Physicians, Karachi Medical Staff Physician: Medical Center of Louisiana at New Orleans, Charity & University Hospital Campus Medical Staff: Kindred Hospital, New Orleans, La. Medical Staff: Lifecare Hospital, New Orleans, La. Medical Director, Quality Improvement Council, Kindred Hospital Medical Staff: University Rehabilitation Hospital, New Orleans, La. Medical Staff: Touro Infirmary, New Orleans, La. Member: Orleans Parish Medical Society Member: LSU Healthcare Network Medical Staff: Memorial Baptist/Kenner Regional MC/Touro Infirmary

Member: Task Force P.G. Education and National Coalition for Elimination of TB, NIH

Member: Rifapentine Advisory panel for Hoechst-Marion Roussel for

FDS Application Member: Consortium of TB Consultants for IUATLD, North American

Region Member: Anti-Infective Advisory Panel: Abbott Lab Member: Governor’s Task Force on Tuberculosis, Louisiana 2002 Member: Fulbright Awardee/Alumni Association Member: ACCP Physicians Speaker Bureau

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Participation: PACE Program: (Prof Advancement for Clinician Educators) LSUHSC 2003-2004 Clinical Advisor, LSUHSC 2003-2004 Intermountain Health: Advanced Training Course in Quality 2009 Improvement and Health Care Management Intensive Course Salt Lake City

Honors and Awards Best Intern Tulane/Touro Infirmary Program, New Orleans, La. 1975 – 1976 Best Resident Tulane/Touro Infirmary, New Orleans, La. 1976 – 1977 Best Resident Tulane/Touro Infirmary, New Orleans, La. 1977 – 1978 Pulmonary Award: Tulane/Touro Infirmary, New Orleans, La. 1979 Outstanding Professor of the Senior Class: The Aesculapian 1996, 2000, 2004 Honor Society Award LSUHSC, New Orleans, La. Excellence in Teaching Award: Best Faculty Teacher, 1996 Department of Medicine, LSUMC Rated as “Superb” by ICM Students: JUNE 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999 Excellence in Teaching Award: Best Faculty Teacher 1997 Department of Medicine, New Orleans, La. Inducted in Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Honor Society: April 1997 Faculty Award, LSUHSC; New Orleans, La. Junior Students Class Favorite Professor Award: Aesculapian April 1997 & 1999 Society, LSU School of Medicine, New Orleans, La. Nominated for the Allen A. Copping Award for Excellence in May 1997 Teaching at LSU School of Medicine, New Orleans, La.

Semi-Finalist – Excellence in Teaching Award, Best Faculty Teacher, 1998 Department of Medicine, LSUHSC, New Orleans, La. 1st Annual Teaching/Excellence Award for Internal Medicine, Class of 1998 LSUHSC, New Orleans, La. Semi-Finalist and Nominated for Allen A. Copping Award for May 1998

Excellence in Teaching at LSU School of Medicine University Level New Orleans, La. Peer selection for inclusion in the fourth listing of “The Best Doctors 1998 In America” and in “New Orleans Magazine” Internal Medicine Residents Evaluation Score 6.29/7 July 1999 Finalist: Allen A. Copping Award for Excellence in Teaching August 1999

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Invitation to be included in Strathmore’s Who’s Who and National 1999 Registry of Who’s Who Nominated for the College of Chest Physicians Governor’s 1999, 2000, 2003 Community Service Award Excellence in Teaching Award, Department of Medicine, LSUHSC May 2000 Nominated by LSUHSC Medical Students for the Association of 2000 American Medical Colleges (AAMC/Pfizer) HUMANISM IN MEDICINE AWARD (Details published in US Today NEJM & JAMA October 30, 2000) Finalist: Allen A. Copping Award for Excellence in Teaching: JUNE 2001, 2002, 2003 US-FULBRIGHT INTERNATIONAL SCHOLAR LECTURING AWARD 2001 – 2002 FULBRIGHT PROGRAM: EGE UNIVERSITY MEDICAL SCHOOL & HOSPITAL and TEPECHIK HOSPITAL, IZMIR, TURKEY Selected for inclusion in “Best Doctors” LA/USA 2001 – current Named as one of the top Pulmonologists in New Orleans August 2003 By “New Orleans” Magazine/City Guide Current Excellence in Teaching Award: Aesculapian Society, LSUHSC August 2003 Excellence in Teaching Award: Aesculapian Society, LSUHSC 2004 Nominated for Humanism in Medicine Award LSUHSC 2004 Excellence in Teaching Award: Dept. of Medicine LSUHSC 2004 Selected for “Chief’s Service” Internal Medicine Teaching 2004 Finalist: Allen Copping Teaching Excellence Award LSUHSC 2005 Award: Honorary LSU Alumni 2005

Best Doctors, La/USA New Orleans 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 Louisiana Public Health Association Founders Award Apr. 2007 Excellence in Teaching (Sub-Specialty) Department of Jun. 2007 Medicine Award LSUHSC US Fulbright Teaching ALUMNI Scholar Award for Turkey 2002 ,2006 LSU Health Sciences Center University Based May 2008 Allen Copping Excellence in Teaching Award for the School of Medicine Accepted as Teaching Scholar by LSUHSC-NO Academy for the Sep. 2010 Advancement of Educational Scholarship

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Nominated for faculty award, Aesculapian Society LSUHSC 2010 Awarded LA ACCP Governor’s Award: Awarded by the 2011 American College of Chest Physicians Named HealthCare Heroes: New Orleans “City Business” 2012

US Vietnam Education Fund Teaching Grant Award: 2014

US Fulbright-Nehru Senior Scholar Award to INDIA 2016-17

Recognized as CDC National TB Elimination Champion 2018

Committee Assignments and Administrative Services

Chairman, Performance Improvement Committee, Kindred Hospital President, Executive Committee, Kindred Hospital Group Leader, Ethics and Health Law Curriculum, LSU

Search Committee for the Dean of School of Allied Health Professions International Medicine Residency Review Committee Chairperson, P & T and ID Committee, Ochsner, Kenner Regional Campus, New Orleans Chairperson: Quality Improvement and Performance Measures ILH Team Coordinator: Resident/Trainee Focused Quality Improvement and Patient Safety Program (EQuIPS) at LSU SOM and ILH/MCLNO Office of National Coordinator for Health Information Technology: Member Crescent City Beacon HIE Project, Representing LSU & ILH on Committees & Boards Member: Medical Executive Committee, Kindred Hospital, New Orleans, La. Member: Pharmacy and Therapeutic Committee, Kindred Hospital

Member: Chairman, Ethics Committee, Kindred Hospital Member: Chairperson of Ambulatory Clinics Committee, Medical Center of Louisiana, New Orleans

Member: Scholarship Committee, LSU School of Medicine

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Member: Curriculum Oversight Committee, LSU School of Medicine Physician Champion and CMO LEAD: IMPLEMENTATION OF EMR AT ILH 2011-2012

Educational and Teaching Activities

Conducting Morning Report General Medicine Ward Attending Pulmonary Consult Services at MCLNO, Ochsner Kenner Campus Attending MICU Service Ambulatory Clinics (TB & Chest and LSU Faculty Practice Clinics) Instructor for ICM Courses for freshman & sophomore students Physiology Classes:

1) Annual Clinical Correlation Class (Topic: Cough, Sleep Apnea, TB) for freshman and sophomore students

2) Back to Basics: Course for sophomore students Weekly Chest Radiology Session Class: Junior Medical Students (Clinical-Pathophysiology-Radiology {CPR in Chest Medicine}) throughout the year Preceptor/Lecturer:

1) APRN Program LSUHSC School of Nursing 2) School of Tropical Medicine & Public Health Program

Tulane Univ. 3) School of Allied Health Sciences LSUHSC 4) School of Preventive Medicine Tulane University

International Teaching:

1) EGE University, Izmir, Turkey 2) Thai Binh University, Vietnam

Grants /Trials /Contracts Awards Wetmore Foundation TB Fellow Scholarship and Mentoring Grant and Award 2014 current Oxford Laboratories: TB T-Spot Test 2015 current Oxford Immunotec consultant and speaker with multiple national and international presentations INSMED study MAC / Liposomal Amikacin Current WILLOW BRONCHIECTASIS STUDY Current

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NTM PICORI PRAGMATIC 2/3 TRIAL Current Video DOT program for LTBI current

Wetmore Mycobacterial Diseases Program Grant 2016 -current LSUHSC-WETMORE WELCREST Program for TB/Atypical TB: www.lsuhsc.tb.info.edu with community projects INSMED ADVISORY BOARD 2018 BR AREA TB PROGRAM CONTRACT: CURRENT VILLA FELLECIANA TB PROGRAM UNDER CONTRACT COMPLETION Past Co-Investigator Clinical: NHLB Grant 1R0HL106790-01 Transcriptomics of TB Latency and Reactivation; Clinical Coordinator through ILH and Wetmore TB Clinic Awarded: U.S. Congress Vietnam Educational Fund Grant Title: Clinical/Pathological/Radiological Correlation (CPR) In Chest Medicine; to conduct teaching of medical students At LSU and Thai Binh University, Vietnam Principal Investigator: Clinical Phase III Study. Efficacy and

Safety Rifapentine once a week combination RX compared to Standard therapy in previously untreated tuberculosis. Multi center international study with USA, Canada and South Africa. Sponsor: Hoechst Marion Roussel; Total Funding $71316 (Completed)

TB Academic Award: A comprehensive/multifaceted program to Improve TB Education in medical schools and communities. HL 96-004 1KO7 5-year NIH grant funded $331,086 (Completed) Community Awareness Program for TB (CAPTB): Multiple

development programs for community education. Sponsor: Wetmore Foundation Grant approved for years. Includes development and maintenance of TB Web Educational and Informational Website. $139,860 Participant: Departmental excellence through faculty excellence Proposal (DEFE) submitted by section faculty in collaboration; FACULTY DEV $20000 LTS/ALA Research Grant: Non-Tuberculous Mycobacteria $4500 (Completed) Fulbright Alumni Award for LSUHSC-EGE University, Turkey

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Fulbright Alumni Initiative LSU-EGE University Turkey University Partnership; Juzar Ali/LSU Institutional Award 2-year program $19840 Directorship Contract: ICU & RESP DEPT; Ochsner Kenner Hospital OPH TB LSU Contract for Region 1 Clinic Management Contract LSU-Wetmore TB Program: Grant received from Wetmore Foundation Purpose: • Update & Maintain TB Website as mentioned elsewhere • Develop close liaison with community- based clinics, state &

City TB public health systems • Develop & coordinate health information database system

Of TB patients in MCLNO network; work initiated with LSU & Tulane $76820 (Completed)

Submitted but not approved

TB Education & Awareness in the Nursing Home. Grant sub- Dec. 2000 mitted to Merck Foundation Campus Center for the Homeless Program: LSUHSC/Union Dec. 1999 Street Homeless Clinic Partnership Program Proposal sub- mitted to Baptist Ministries through LSUHSC Foundation Case Management proposal submitted with Dr. Charles Cefalu, LSUHSC to Tenet 65 Program Aventis/Quintiles Multi-Center Pneumonia Study; Principal May 2000 Investigator, $60000 “Community Understanding of Respiratory Diseases” {A Gown 2007-2009 To Town} Concept” $44000; Translational Research Award LSUHSC/SOM Type: Community based Participatory Research Submitted as Co-Principal Investigator NIH Grant: Minority 2013 International Training program for students of LSUHSC and

through EGE University Izmir Turkey Multiple Grants related to NTM Data bank /Cell Bank submitted with Dr Nicole Lapinel whom I am mentoring ATS/LaCATS /ACCP in the pipeline 2018

Publications Peer Reviewed

1) Ali J. Legionnaires Disease in Pakistan; Asian Medical News, Vol 4, No 9 May 1 – 14, 1987.

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2) Ali J, et al Acute and Chronic Legionnaires Disease and Co-existent Tuberculosis – A trial of Erythromycin; Current Medical Research and Opinion, Vol II, No 8, 1989.

3) Ali J, et al Respiratory Symptoms due to Branhamella Catarrhalis and Other Neisseria Species Infections – Response to erythromycin Therapy; Clinical Therapeutics, Vol II, No 5, 1989.

4) Ali J et al Legionella Pneumonia – Laboratory Diagnosis in Developing

Countries like Pakistan: J. P. M. A., September 1989.

5) Hamedani P, Ali J. The Safety and Efficacy of Clarithromycin in patients with Legionnaires Pneumonia; Chest 1991: 100; 1503-06.

6) Afsar S, Ali J. Primary Pulmonary Amebiasis: Unusual case of pulmonary

Consolidation. Journal of Pakistan Medical Association (JPMA) 1992:2; 245-46.

7) Ali J. Current Problems in the Management of TB; Mediguide to Infectious Disease 1993: Vol 13, Issue 5.

8) Ali J. Hemothorax and Hyperkalemia Pulmonary and Critical Care Pearls

Chest 1994: Vol 106; 4:1235.

9) Abstract SAFCR Southern Meeting: Safety and feasibility of combined aerosolized And subcutaneous interferon as adjuvant therapy for MAI Pulmonary infection in Non-HIV infected host. Later published in AM Respir Dis 1994.

10) Ali J. Tuberculosis Update. Infectious Disease Society of Pakistan. Journal (KIDS)

Summer 1995.

11) Ali J. Nosocomial Pneumonia. Infectious Disease Society of Pakistan Journal (KIDS) Summer 1995.

12) Ali J. Hepatotoxicity and TB Treatment. Post Grad Med 1996:99:217-36.

13) Ali J. Helm EG. TEACH Program (Tuberculosis Education Aimed at Community Health: A preliminary report of a model educational program. MINORITY HEALTH TODAY July Aug 2000: Volume 1 #5 Pgs. 44-47.

14) Falchook G, Gaffga C, Eve S, Ali J. TB Screening, Referral & Treatment in

Inner City Homeless Shelter in Orleans Parish. J La State Med Soc. Aug 2000 Vol 152 398-404.

15) Daoud B, Moncada R, Ali J. Lung Mas in a Smoker. Chest March 2001

Vol 119 947-49.

16) American Lung Association Asthma Clinical Research Centers: Co-PI through the Ernest N. Morial Asthma Allergy and Respiratory Disease Center, New Orleans, LSUHSC. The Safety of inactivated Influenza Vaccine in Adults and Children with Asthma N Engl J Med. Vol 345, #21. Nov 22, 2001 Pgs 1529-1536

17) Zea A, Culotta K, Ali J Et al. Alterations in T Cell Signal Transduction Proteins in Patients with TB. FASEB J 2002

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18) Immunotherapy and Mycobacterial Disease with Focus on Interferon Gamma: Is it Viable Therapeutic Approach or a Mirage? IDJ of Pakistan Vol 12 (1) Jan-Mar 2003

19) X-ray images in ID: Infectious Disease Journal of Pakistan Vol 12, #4,5,6

20) Mason C, Ali J. Immunity against Mycobacteria. Seminars in Respiratory

And CC Medicine 2004, Volume 25 #1, 53-61

21) Chitty S, Ali J. Mycobacterium Avium Complex Pulmonary Disease in Immuno-competent Patients: Southern Medical Journal Vol 98, #6 June 2005

22) Zea A, Culotta K, Ali J, et al Decreased Expression of CD3ζ and a Nuclear Tran-

scription Factor κB in Patients with Pulmonary Tuberculosis: Potential Mechanisms and Reversibility with Treatment. JID 2006:194 (Nov) 1385-1393

23) Ramirez M, Ali J. Use of Mefloquin in Multidrug Resistant Mycobacterium Avium

Complex Pulmonary Disease in an HIV Negative Patient. Current Therapeutic Research Vol 68, #6 Nov/Dec 2007

24) Ramirez J, Mason C, Ali J. MAC-PD Management and Treatment Options in

HIV Negative Patients. J La State Med Soc Vol160 Sep/Oct 2008

25) Beverly J, Ali J. Treatment Adherence of the latently infected tuberculosis Population (post Katrina) at Wetmore TB Clinic, New Orleans, USA. Int Journal of Tuberculosis & Lung Disease Volume 12, #10, Oct 2008, 1134-1138

26) Ali J. JCIM Pulmonary & Infectious Disease Section: Board Review Overview and Focus on Mycobacteria other than TB (NTM) 2009 (updated 2014)

27) Neuman JA, Sesions BA, Ali J, Rigby PG. La Physician Population Trends:

Will Increase in Supply Meet Demand? La Society Journal 2012

28) Shah S, Ali, Juzar, Bhatt, S, Rao, B Grassroots Primary Care and TB Control in India: US-Fulbright-Nehru Scholar Program Experience Publication US Resp & Pulom Disease Feb 2018

29) Frontini M, Mae I, Ali J Characteristics of HIV/Latent TB Co-Infected Patients w ith Data of T-Spot TB

Testing and Review of Practice Pattern in an HIV Outpatient Clinic in New Orleans Journal of TB and Therapeutics Sept 2017

30) Lapinel, N, Jolly S , Ali J, Welsh D : Prevalence of Nontuberculous Mycobacterium in HIV-Infected Patients Admitted with Pneumonia accepted IJTLD Sept 2018

Non-peer Reviewed

1) Ali J. Current Problems in the Management of TB; Mediguide to Infectious Disease 1993: Vol 13, Issue 5

2) Ali J Synopsis of TEACH Program CDC Notes 1999

3) Ali J The Many Faces of Tuberculosis Control and the Challenges Faced

Business Briefings: Reference Section US Respiratory Care/Touch Briefings 2005

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4) Ali J Awareness of Issues Pertaining to TB Control During and After Period of Catastrophic Events: Touch Briefing 2006

5) NTM Pulmonary Disease : Interview Touch Media US Resp & Pulm Disease 2018

Books and Monographs

1) Ali J Book Chapters: Cough, Hemoptysis. Pulmonary Pathophysiology: McGraw Hill 1999, 2004, 2009 third edition; Also Co-Editor of this publication; Also Translated as international edition in Portuguese: 2012

2) Ali J, Summer W: Pre-test Series “Clinical Chest Radiology” McGraw Hill. 2001

ISBn 0-07-135959-1 In market

3) Tuberculosis in the Emergency Department: Chapter: ID in ED McGraw Hill Publication: 2006 pages 91-111

4) Co-Editor and contributing author. Pulmonary Pathophysiology (A compendium Book targeting medical students, respiratory therapists and physicians under Training). McGraw Hill – published and in the market – ISBN 007062170 3rd Edition 2009; International sales and translated in Portuguese

5) Ali,Clain Treatment of Latent TB Chapter : Heartland TB Publication 2018 Reviews

Reviewer by invitation: Journals: CHEST, Annals of Internal Medicine, International Union against TB and Lung Disease (IUATLD) Journals Medical Principles & Practices International Journals of Infectious Disease Guest Reviewer with Dr. Charles V. Sanders: CDRF proposal on TB Program in the republic of Georgia (Former USSR) NIH Contract Review Committee NIH/NHLBI Reviewer: International Journal of Infectious Disease: MDRTB; EGE University Faculty Publications, CHEST

Abstracts and Presentations Oral Presentations: National/International Meetings National & International Speaker /consultant on TB and T- spot TB test through Oxford Immunotec at IUATLD/ERS/ATS/ Others 2015 -2017 Invited Speaker: Hamdard Symposium, Karachi, Pakistan Dec. 2003 Topics: TB, CXRs, Asthma Invited Speaker: Turkish Thoracic Society, Izmir Chapter June 2002

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Topic: TB Invited Speaker: Millennium Conference, Hyderabad, India Dec. 2000 ATS Meeting: “TEACH Program”, Chicago Mar. 1998

Management of Hemoptysis in developing countries: Dec. 1996 Golden Jubilee CME and Presentation: DOW Medical College, Karachi, Pakistan ARDS: Ojha Institute of Chest Diseases Feb. 1996 Karachi, Pakistan Clinical Issues in ICU: Ziauddin Post Graduate Hospital Feb. 1996 Karachi, Pakistan IV International Medical Congress: Presentation of Series Feb. 1996 Of Lectures ARDS/SEPSIS/CPR and FUO El-Salvador, South America Moderator and Presentation: Workshop on Rifapentine Aug. 1995 TB Drug Study Johannesburg, South Africa Hemoptysis – Liaquat National Hospital and OJHA Institute Jan. 1995 Of Chest Diseases Karachi, Pakistan Clinical Case Presentation: Aga Khan University Hospital Dec. 1994 Presentation Karachi, Pakistan

Presentations in KARACHI, PAKISTAN 1981-1991

Legionnaires Pneumonia: Pneumonia: Presented in the Medical Research Meetings in Pakistan (Case Seminar) Aga Khan University Hospital Study Karachi, Pakistan

Pneumonia “The Grey Area” Clinical Presentation at the

Liaquat National Hospital, Karachi Acute Asthma – Modalities of Treatment: Pakistan Society Of Chest Physicians, Karachi Kartagener’s Syndrome: Review of Literature and Case

Studies in Karachi Pleural Diseases: Study of Pleural Effusion & Cytology: Case

Findings in Mesothelioma Folded Lung Syndrome: Dow Medical College in Annual

Symposium Karachi Pulmonary Function: Asthma Symposium, Karachi Clinical and Physiological Parameters, Asthma Symposium Karachi

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Local/Regional Meetings

Community Venues in the New Orleans area through Post 2007 LSUHSC/ILH or under the aegis of ACCP Invited Speaker: Ochsner 13th Annual Learning Symposium 2007 Invites Speaker: NO City ID Meeting: TB Update Jun. 2007 Invited Presentations at Internal Medicine Board Reviews 2007 – to date Invited Speaker: Tulane University MPH Program Aug. 2004 Invited Speaker: AIDS ACTU Scientific Meeting May 2004 Topic: TB Curriculum Invites Speaker: AAPI Annual Conference Mar. 2004 Topic: FLU Invited Speaker: DHH State of La OPH Program Oct. 2003 Topic: TB Update RCP Foundation Health Professionals Seminar May 2003 Topic: CXR Invites Lecturer: Section of Physical Medicine & Rehab 2000 LSUHSC, TOPIC: Asthma

Invited Lecturer for Biannual Core Courses in MPH & TM 1998, 1999, 2000 Programs Tulane University School of Public Health Title: TB Control Programs Minority Students Summer Program: Office of Community And Minority Health, LSUHSC TB Lecture, APIC May 1999 Pulmonary Disorders OB/GYN Board Review Lecture April 1997, 2002, 2003 TB and HIV 10th Annual Winter Course Dec. 1996 LSU School of Medicine Sepsis and ARDS CME Meeting of Association of 1996 Pakistani Physicians of NA New Orleans, La. Clinical Case Presentation Moderator: Winter Course Dec. 1995 New Orleans, La. TB Update Texas Club of Internists, Fall Clinical Meeting Sep. 1995 TB Update ACP (Southern Chapter) New Orleans, La. Apr. 1995

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Clinical Cases Presentation: Winter Course – Moderator Dec. 1994 LSUMC, New Orleans, La. Clinical Case Presentation: ACCP Meeting – Moderator Oct. 1994 New Orleans, La. TB Update: Primary Care of HIV, Southern Medical Assoc. Oct. 1993 TB Drugs and BCG TB: Preceptorship Program Coordinator Oct. 1993 TB Preceptorship Program Pulmonary Medicine: “Show and Tell” American Board of Sept. 1993, 1994 Internal Medicine Annual Review Course Jul. 1995, ’96, ‘97

’98, ’99, ‘2000 to current

Tuberculosis: New Orleans Emergency Medicine Seminar Jun. 1993 TB and HIV Infection: Delta Region AIDS ETC Apr. 1993 Fourth Annual HIV Conference for Primary Care Providers Tuberculosis Update: Family Practice Update Mar. 1993 New Orleans, La.

Posters

HIV-T spot TB poster 2016 Teaching Tool: Radiological and Bronchoscopic 2008 Correlation; Vergara N, Ali J TB Education and Screening: Poster presentation Accepted: Apr. 2000 IUATLD Meeting, Budapest Hungary

Poster Presentation: TEACH PROGRAM Mar. 1998 SGEA Meeting

Editorial Boards: Journal of TB & Therapeutics Pulmonary Open Library (POL)

Other Creative Products/Projects *TEACH Program Tuberculosis Education Aimed at Community Health (TEACH) A community outreach education and awareness program focusing on inner city venues with teams of medical students leading to the development of informational tools.

• Models of delivery through Telemedicine programs • Video DOT program for TB Rx at Wetmore TB clinic

CURRENT MENTORING: TB NTM Mycobacterial program : Dr Lapinel Research Associate : Ms L Davis Basic Science /clinical Science Liaison : Dr Zea Clinic Navigational Processes : Ms Maureen Vincent

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Public Health : VDOT Program Mr M Light Homeless Shelters B program: Tulane Medical Students Group Voluntary Observership programs for FMGs seeking US residency : regular

Specific Community Outreach Doctors of the World: on list of enrolled volunteers Health Care Heroes List 2012 CITY BUSINESS NEW ORLEANS AWARD Voluntary Faculty Advisor and Coverage for Homeless Clinic New Orleans Re-activated Post-Katrina: General & TB Program with Medical Students with FOCUS on Serving and Teaching World TB Day Activities: Commendation Letter from Dr. Kochi, Director, Global TB Program WHO TB Screening in Homeless Program Nominated for the Governor’s Community Service Award through ACCP/Chest 1999, 2000 Grant Awarded 2003: $5,000.00 Tuberculosis Education Aimed at Community Health (TEACH PROGRAM): Covering the Greater New Orleans community clinics and centers TB Community Education: ACCP Network on Cultural Diversity in Medicine July 1999 Opened as personal initiative: LSU Foundation account TAHA FUND for assistance to indigent Patients with non-tuberculous mycobacterial disease and a personal family Foundation for assisting patients Health care access Video DOT Program through Wetmore TB CLINIC, New Orleans For specific CMO /Health Care Administrative duties and positions with related focused work and initiatives

See part 2 below

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PART 2

JUZAR ALI, M.D., FRCP(C), FCCP

SPECIFIC HEALTH ADMINISTRATION RESUME

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Updated : IN CONJUNCTION WITH ACADEMIC CV

Background information

MCLNO/LSU Hospital (ILH) was a 225-bed acute care Level 1 Trauma Center hospital catering to a wide mix of

patients and services include all specialties and subspecialties including Psych and Behavioral health up to June

2013. Its ambulatory services include outpatient surgical units / Diagnostic and Treatment center (DTD) and a very

busy multispecialty hospital -based clinic structure. It had about 800 faculty members on its staff from both Tulane

and LSUHSC. From 2008, when I joined and till June 2013, it was a state-run facility managed by LSU System Office

as part of its 7 hospital and clinics network. The LSU hospital in New Orleans was it5s flagship hospital with its robust

very extensive tertiary ambulatory clinics system and specialty referral center. This was the hospital and clinic system

to which I was attached academically, clinically and administratively as CMO and for a year as Interim CEO. From

June 2013 it has been contracted out and has become a part of a private health care system called LCMC. I was a

part of that too till Dec 2013 at their invitation to continue as CMO. I stepped down from that role under LCMC in Dec

2013 and moved exclusively back to the LSU Health Sciences Center (LSUHSC) system, my original base.

At that time, at the invitation of the Chancellor and Dean of LSUHSC, I was appointed as the CMO of the LSU Health

Network Clinics (LSUHN) The LSUHN is a 501-3C is a section of the LSU Health with its providers a part of the

multidisciplinary faculty group practice clinics throughout the city and practicing at various hospitals such as ILH,

Ochsner, Touro, EJ and WJ as part of the hospital based clinics

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SPECIFICS OF CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER ROLE AT LSU HOSPITAL

2008- June 2013

*Chief Medical & Quality Officer, Chairman CQM Dept. of Quality and Performance mgmt.

*Medical Administration and Operations with direct supervision and report of Hospital Based & Ambulatory/

Community Medicine Program Clinics,

*Supervising with direct report: Level 1 Trauma Program, Anesthesia Dept., Research Dept.

* Co-Supervising Hospital Based Services (Pathology/Radiology/Pharmacy)

*Coordinating LSU 7 HOSPITAL BASED SYSTEM BASED Clinical Health Care Effectiveness programs

*Engage in Clinical Services Contracting with Direct control

*Supervising Disease Management/Population Health Programs

*Liaison with staff to enhance Patient safety/patient Experience programs with Patient Advocacy team directly

reporting to me

*Monitor Patient satisfaction surveys and address issues pertaining to patient Complaints. /Grievances processes;

Focus on Quality and Value of Care

*Focus on HCAPHS/Press Ganey Surveys/Core measures and other Performance measures with emphasis of

value-based care

*Supervise JC /OPH/DHH/Regulatory Compliance /OPPE /FPPE processes

*Direct GME /Medical staff Office activities with close liaison and interaction with medical staff, school leadership and

House staff to converge the Academic, clinical and training objectives with patient care services in both in-patient and

Outpatient areas

*Physician Champion for full implementation of EPIC EMR

*Member, Transition team of a Public Private partnership to LCMC, a private corporation established to manage

Interim LSU hospital’s transition to University Medical Center (UMC)

SPECIFICS of Chief Medical Officer, ILH /UMC June 2013-Dec 2013 as above post transition to Private

Partnership with LCMC and working with both the private and public entities

SPECIFICS of role of Chief Medical Officer in Current position at LSU Health and LSU Health Care Network

2014 (A private 501-C3 entity under LSUHSC) Feb 2014 –to date (Note: the LSU HEALTH system does not

run any hospital primarily)

Working directly with CEO / C Suite in administrative leadership capacity

Reporting to Dean and President, Network Board

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Leader for Quality Council Team dealing with all Aspects of Quality Domains

Surveys/PQRS/GPRO/QCDR measures and reporting

Lead for Patient Safety Council focusing on regulatory and Compliance issues

Co Chairman for Credentials and establishing Peer Review processes

Administrative Lead in Clinical Physician Leadership Group (CPLG) as a surrogate of Medical Exec Committee in the

Ambulatory setting

New Program Business Growth Initiatives under the network as part of individual initiatives

Close liaison with Managed Care Medicaid and Medicare groups and Commercial Payers to transform into Value

Based Quality programs and Incentive driven initiatives under LSU Health

Working under the umbrella of LSUHSC to partner with Pharmacy Based Programs such as CVS health and

Walgreen initiatives

Clinical Lead for LSU Health Telemedicine and Telehealth Programs

Co-Lead Liaison with Hospital systems LCMC/UMC/ OCHSNER

SOME EXAMPLES OF ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS RELATED TO CMO POSITION

specially 2008 onwards and some ambulatory specific initiatives continuing under the LSU Health Umbrella

1. Increase engagement of faculty/ MD from both LSUHSC and Tulane School 2. Enhance Community Liaison with increasing Access and Referral base 3. Develop and Implement Evidence Based Referral patterns towards better utilization of services and value

based care 4. Coordinate IT and Quality Dept and Medical staff Office activities towards meaningful partnership that

addressed the CMS/ JC/ regulatory standards through robust OPPE /FPPE and IPPE pathways 5. Establish Patient Safety programs through Infection Control Dept/ 6. Convert CQM into a Comprehensive Quality Meeting with input and engagement of all depts clincial, facility,

safety and patient centered approaches ; Direct report to me with targetted PDCA methodolgy and Fish diagram templates

7. Merged the reporting of above to and with the Medical Executive Committee 8. Established specific STS based CT surgery dept performance review as a sequele to FPPE 9. Incorporate Community leaders and seek their engagement 10. Make the RCA/Sentinel events processes more transparent and robust as a system improvement process 11. Engage faculty in specific Hospital based operations requiring their leadership such as Throughput /

Discharge planning / ICU LOS etc 12. Developed and implemented Telemed programs ; ED Telestroke & Specialty Clinics etc 13. Successful “Big Bang “ implementation of EPIC through the system and continue with its upgrade 14. Streamlined and resurrected the Ethics Committee processes 15. Organized the Clinical Research Network through the Hospital and school IRB and established liaison with

non NIH, pharmaceutical based Clinical Research program 16, Clinical Lead for the national ONC Beacon HIE program in New Orleans representing LSUHSC and LSU

hospital ; am currently partnering with same and LPHI through LSU Health

17.Monitor and Approval Officer for Clinical Contracts for Hospital and other Physician services

18. Developed a performance Dashboard for evaluation of # 17 as above

19. Physician Champion for all system based Chronic Disease Management

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20.Direct Incharge of all primary care and specialty Hospital Based Clinics with faculty/staff and other personnel

directly reporting to me

21. Expanded existing programs such as Hepatology and Hep C

22. Started new programs such as Obesity Weight Management and Lifestyle balanc

23. Started Group Clinics for Difficult to control Diabetes with multidisciplinary approaches to address

Requirements of Population Health

24. Developed a pilot Palliatiative Care Program

25. Established community liasion with Trauma Dept/ED and ICUs focussing on Prevention of fatalities

And early intervention and Coordination through LERN

26. Designed and streamlined processes related to Emergency and Disaster Management with mock

Drills and exercises

27. Created multidisclininary engagement and buy in related to policies and processes in Care in Crises

Situations and protocol development

28. Coordination and partnerships with community Clinics such as Daughters of Charities, Excelth and

St Thomas Community Clinics

Part 3 continued

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PART 3 Quality /Performance data/Patient Experience Surveys through National surveys and payors available on request and on line example /excerpt as below

Juzar Ali

Scorecard report for January 1, 2018 - Sep 2018

FYTD Jul 2018 Aug 2018 Goal

Provider spent enough time 97.7 n= 44

100.0 n= 4

100.0 n= 10

91.0

Provider gave info re question 97.7 n= 43

100.0 n= 4

100.0 n= 9

94.0

Provider explained things 95.7 n= 46

100.0 n= 4

90.9 n= 11

92.0

Provider listened carefully 95.6 n= 45

100.0 n= 4

100.0 n= 10

93.0

Provider showed respect 93.2 n= 44

100.0 n= 4

100.0 n= 10

95.0

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Patient Comments

Last 31 days

Score:

Nothing really. Everything worked out as well as it should. My Dr. is the best!!

St. Charles Pulmonary

Visit date: August 30, 2018

Score:

There's nothing that needs to be change. Everything was done in a timely

matter. I Thank GOD, for LSU HEALTHCARE NETWORK. Other healthcare

facilities need to pattern in same like matter.....

St. Charles Pulmonary

Visit date: August 9, 2018

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Summary CLINICAL ACADEMIC FOCUS: TUBERCULOSIS / MYCOBACTERIAL DISEASES/ Non TB Mycobacterial

Pulmonary Diseases / NON- CF BRONCHIECTASIS/ CHEST RADIOLOGY

COMMUNITY FOCUS: TB PUBLIC HEALTH PROGRAMS / HEALTH CARE DELIVERY / SAFETY NET-

COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS / “CONNECTING THE DOTS” OF CARE ; COMMUNITY LIAISON WITH CITY

CLINICS AND SYSTEMS UNDER LSU HEALTH FACULTY GROUP PRACTICE NETWORK with 504 Network and

FQHCs.

An academic/ clinical base working now within the school as a “clinicist´ /clinical educator and in clinical

research with intramural, external, industry and philanthropic grant support . Previous experience with

liaison with academic faculty, clinical chairs, LSU & Tulane medical schools and academic teaching

hospitals. Healthcare leadership through engaged physician integration. A leadership position with value-

oriented business development, and specific operational experience in ambulatory patient care clinic of a

faculty group practice in an academic health system and public & community health. A “4P approach” with

close coordination with Providers, Partners and Payors with a Patient Centered Health Care delivery .

Thank you Juzar Ali