Kyla Terhune, MD, MBA, FACS

Office Address: Phone Number:

D-4309 MCN, 1161 21st Ave S., Nashville, TN 37232 615-875-3008

Education:

1992-1996 Princeton University (Princeton, NJ), AB Degree Major: Molecular Biology, magna cum laude Thesis: “Competence Factor in S. pneumoniae” and “Tar Fragments of E. coli”

Elected into Society of Sigma Xi 1999-2004 University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine (Philadelphia, PA), MD

Student Fellowship, Department of Pathology, 07/2002 to 06/2003 2004-07 Vanderbilt University, Department of Surgery

General Surgery Internship, Junior Resident 2007-08 Vanderbilt University, Department of Anesthesiology

Critical Care Fellowship 2008-09 Vanderbilt University, Department of Surgery

Resident in Research, Mentor: John Tarpley, MD Surgical Education Research Fellowship, Association for Surgical Education

-completed 20102009-11 Vanderbilt University, Department of Surgery

Senior and Chief Resident, General Surgery Administrative Chief Resident, 2010-11

2014-16 Owen Graduate School of Management at Vanderbilt University, MBA Degree

Licensure and Certification:

Tennessee Medical License, Issued June 4, 2007. DEA Registration Number, Issued June 29, 2010. Fundamentals of Laparoscopic Surgery, July 7, 2010. #5007261920 Advanced Trauma Life Support Instructor, 2011-2015 Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support, Expires 2019 Basic Life Support Provider, Expires 2019 American Board of Surgery, Surgery, Issued October 4, 2011, #56380 American Board of Surgery, Surgical Critical Care, Issued October 4, 2011, #2881 Fellow, American College of Surgeons, 2014

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Academic Appointments:

2011-2014 Assistant Professor of Surgery and Anesthesiology Vanderbilt University

2011-2016 Faculty Head of House, Hank Ingram House, Ingram Commons, Vanderbilt

2012-2014 Associate Program Director, Surgery Residency, Vanderbilt

2013-2014 College Mentor, Robinson College Vanderbilt University School of Medicine

2014-present Associate Professor of Surgery, Vanderbilt University

2014-present Program Director, Surgery Residency, Vanderbilt

2016-present Vice Chair for Education, Section of Surgical Sciences, Vanderbilt

Hospital Appointments:

2011-present General Surgeon Vanderbilt University Medical Center

2012-present Staff Surgeon Tennessee Valley Healthcare System. US Dept. of Veteran Affairs

2014-2016 Consultant Surgeon Vanderbilt Stallworth Rehabilitation Hospital

2016-present Chief, Section of General Surgery Tennessee Valley Healthcare System, US Dept of Veteran Affairs

Prior Relevant Employment:

1996-1999 St. Andrew’s School, Middletown, DE Teacher: general chemistry, AP biology, AP Environmental Science Coach: basketball (assistant, 1996-98,head coach, 1998-99, first state playoff berth in 10 years) tennis (assistant, 1996-97, head coach, 1997-99, 2nd place team in state) Admin: Honors committee, senior class advisor

Professional Organizations: Association of Program Directors in Surgery (APDS), 2009-present American College of Surgeons (ACS), 2005-present

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Society of Critical Care Medicine (SCCM), 2007-2016 Association for Surgical Education (ASE), 2011-present Southeastern Surgical Congress (SESC), 2007-present Association for Academic Surgery (AAS), 2013-present American Hernia Society (AHS), 2013-present Society of American Gastrointestinal and Endoscopic Surgeons (SAGES), 2015-present Association of VA Surgeons (AVAS), 2015-present

Professional Activities: Intramural Committees: Vanderbilt Medical Alumni Association, Board of Directors 07/2009 to 06/2010

Search Committee for Chair of Medicine, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, 2010

Institution Critical Care Committee member, 07/2007 to 06/2009 Graduate Medical Education Committee member, 07/2008 to 06/2010, 7/2014

to present Housestaff Advisory Committee member (representing surgery residents),

07/2007 to 06/2010 Co-Chair, Housestaff Advisory Committee (representing all 790 Vanderbilt

housestaff), 07/2009 to 06/2010 LCME Institutional Self-Study Task Force, 2012 Executive Board, Center for Experiential Learning and Assessment, 2012 to 2016 Steering Committee member, Academic Planning Group, Undergrad Residential

Experience, 2013 Advisory Board for the Advanced Anatomy and Surgical Skills Program, 2013 to

present Search Committee for Chair of Plastic Surgery, Vanderbilt University Medical

Center, 2016-17 Faculty Advisory Committee, FutureVU Land Use Advisory Board, Vanderbilt

University, 2016-present Vanderbilt Faculty Senate, 2017-18, elected by fellow faculty members

o Chair, Student Life Committee, 2017-18 Alpha Omega Alpha Selection Committee, 2017-18 Vanderbilt Task Force for Empowerment & Well-being, 2017-18

Extramural Committees: o National Resident Matching Program (NRMP), Board of Directors, 07/2009 to

06/2011 o Data Release and Research Committee, 07/2009 to 06/2011 o Executive Committee, 07/2010 to 06/2011

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o Nominating Committee, 04/2011 o ACS/APDS/ASE Prep Curriculum Committee, 05/2010 to present

o Steering Committee, 3/2015 to present o Vice-Chair, Curricular Content and Development

o ASE Awards Committee, 2/2013 to present o Chair of Awards Committee, 2015-16

o APDS Research Committee, 9/2013 to present o APDS TaskForce on Evaluations, 6/2014 to 2015

o Chair of TaskForce o AAMC Core EPAs for Entering Residency Pilot, 10/2014 to present

o Vanderbilt team (4 faculty members), one of 10 (out of 73) schools selected

o ACS Committee on Applicants, Tennessee District #2, 2014 to present o APDS Nominating Committee, 2/2016 to present o Associate Board Examiner, 2016 o Editorial Board, Journal of Surgical Education, 2017 to present o APDS Representative to ACGME Symposia on Wellness, 2015, 2016, 2017 o APDS Board of Directors, 2017-present

Peer Reviews: Archives of Surgery/JAMA Surgery, 2012-2014

Journal of Surgical Education, 2013- 2017 American Journal of Surgery, 2013-2014 UpToDate, 2014 Annals of Surgery 2014 BMEStart, National Collegiate Inventors and Innovators Alliance, 2013, 2014 Journal of Graduate Medical Education, 2015, 2017 Clinical Transplantation, 2016 Teaching and Learning in Medicine, 2017 Medical Education, 2017 BMJ Open (with trainee Andrew Medvecz), 2017

Other Professional Training: Ultrasound in the ICU, American College of Surgeons, New Orleans, LA, 2007

Basic Ultrasound Course, American College of Surgeons, New Orleans, LA, 2007 Hazinski Faculty Development Workshop, Vanderbilt University, 2009, 2013 New Program Directors Workshop, APDS, Salt Lake City, UT, 2009 Surgical Simulation Workshop, Southern Illinois University, Springfield, IL, 2009 Comprehensive Instructor Course, Institute for Medical Simulation, Boston, MA,

2009

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SAGES Advanced Laparoscopic Hernia Surgery Workshop, Indianapolis, IN, 2011 Funding Your Research and Training: A Grants and Fellowships Workshop for

Early Career Biomedical Scientists, Vanderbilt University, 2011 Early Career Women Faculty Professional Development Seminar, Englewood, CO,

2014 Surgeons as Educators, American College of Surgeons, Atlanta, GA, 2014 New Program Directors Workshop, APDS, Seattle, WA, 2015 Value-Based Health Care Intensive Seminar, Harvard Business School, Boston,

MA, 2016 ACGME-VUMC Developing Faculty Competencies in Assessment, Vanderbilt

University Medical Center, Nashville, TN, 2016 Cook-Ross Unconscious Bias Train-the-Trainer (TTT) Program, Vanderbilt

University Medical Center, Nashville TN, April 11-14, 2017 Awards/Honors: 2000 “Best presentation by someone still in training,”

*poster presentation at American Academy of Neurology 53rd Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, PA

2004 J.S. Ravdin Award in Surgery, University of Pennsylvania *elected by surgical faculty

2007 Candle Award, Vanderbilt University School of Medicine *teaching award, elected by VUMS medical students

2010 David C. Leach Award *national teaching award, ACGME

2010, 2011 Graves Award, Vanderbilt University Department of Surgery *teaching award, elected by junior surgery residents

2011, 2012 J. William Hillman Award for Excellence in Teaching, Vanderbilt Medical School *elected by Vanderbilt Med School graduating class

2014 Alpha Omega Alpha, Faculty Inductee

2015 Inductee, Academy for Excellence in Teaching, Vanderbilt University

2016 American College of Surgeons Traveling Fellowship to Germany

2017 Marshall, Vanderbilt School of Medicine Commencement *selected by Vanderbilt Med School graduating class

2017 Chancellor’s Higher Education Fellow, Vanderbilt University

Other Recognition: 2006

Fiction Winner for “Carpet Bag,” Vanderbilt House Organ, July 2006 Website: http://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/vumcpub/?pubID=7&articleID=833

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2009 Featured on “Emergency Level One,” a three episode documentary on The Learning Channel and Discovery Health Website: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1572589/

2010 Work regarding international workforce in general surgery featured in several articles and publications: Website: http://phys.org/news197739311.html Website: http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2010-07/wsw-dii070710.php Website: http://www.vanderbilt.edu/magazines/vanderbilt- magazine/2010/12/surgeon-shortage-has-global-implications/

2010 Work regarding simulation education featured in Vanderbilt House Organ Website: http://www.vanderbilt.edu/houseorgan/

2012 Work regarding Faculty Head of House featured in Vanderbilt Magazine Website: http://www.vanderbilt.edu/magazines/vanderbilt-magazine/2012/03/doctor-in-the-house/

2014 Selected to attend AAMC Early Career Women Faculty Professional Development Seminar, Englewood, CO

2015 Alternate, American College of Surgeons Traveling Fellowship to Germany

2015 Mentorship article regarding work as Faculty Head of House, http://news.vanderbilt.edu/2015/04/class-of-2015-simeng-miao/

2017 Article on resident and undergraduate mentees in a BME Project, https://news.vanderbilt.edu/2017/09/28/student-creates-abdomen-model-to-assist-surgical-trainees/

Teaching Experience: Faculty Learners: As Vice-Chair for Education of the Section for Surgical Sciences and Program Director for Surgery, I am responsible for faculty development throughout the Section. Under the leadership of the Chair of Surgery and the Chair of the Section of Surgical Sciences, I am responsible for all educational conferences including grand rounds and weekly morbidity and mortality conferences, all of which are certified for credit as Continuing Medical Education courses, with grand rounds having self-assessment credit. Additional faculty development occurs through educational topics and several brief presentations at faculty meetings and dedicated graduate medical education meetings throughout the year.

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Our current areas of focus as we move into the next phase are expanding our global health initiatives, continuing to emphasize and develop an environment of inclusion and diversity, and to expand our alumni involvement and activity. Resident Learners: Having completed training and early faculty years at Vanderbilt, I have been involved in resident education now for 9 years. In 2008, I developed and initiated programs including interns skills sessions, intern bootcamp, surgical Olympics and resident teaching conference. Many of these initiatives have resulted in publications and awards, including the David C. Leach Award given by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) in 2010, and a publication in 2015 (Kensinger, et al.) which outlined a developed residents-as-educators model that grew from these curricula. Now as program director, I am responsible for the administration of a successful surgery program which has 8 categorical residents per year as well as 24 preliminary residents, approximately half of whom are designated to an advanced profession (dermatology, ophthalmology, etc.,), and half of whom do not have a secured position. Our goals are to support each individual learner so that he or she reaches the highest potential. We have a partnership with AIC Kijabe Hospital in Kijabe, Kenya, and I have worked in partnership with the program director of the residency there as well as faculty member here at Vanderbilt who I appointed as faculty liaison to develop our relationship and further the commitment between the two programs that was established by my predecessor here at Vanderbilt. Additionally, as a clinically practicing surgeon, I instruct within the operating room and on the wards, with responsibility for patients, residents and medical students assigned to my services.

Medical Student Learners: In addition to participating in a myriad of medical student programs including regularly lecturing in clerkships and advanced courses, I have in the past served as a college mentor for Robinson College, a learning community here at Vanderbilt School of Medicine. I have been invited to the educator-recognition banquet for medical students every year that I have been on faculty (a selective invitation), and I have been a part of the AAMC Core EPAs for Entering Residency Pilot as the program director member of the group for Vanderbilt. I co-direct (along with a senior surgical resident) a four-week elective for fourth-year students entering a surgical Match. The course involves 20-30 hours a week of instruction and I participate through direct instruction and also through mentorship of the resident director. It is a pilot program for the national ACS/APDS/ASE Prep Curriculum for which I am the Vice-chair of Curricular Content

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and Development. I am director of an advanced clinical elective (ACE) for advanced medical students as well as an acting internship (AI) for senior medical students, both located at the Veterans Affairs Hospital, on the general surgery service. I formally mentor at any given time approximately 20 students from both Vanderbilt School of Medicine and Meharry Medical College, meeting with them every 3 months from the time they establish a surgical specialty as their future direction until they have matched into a surgical program. At the Section level, we are currently working to coordinate our efforts in surgical education across the Section of Surgical Sciences, which includes general surgery, plastic surgery, neurosurgery, urology, cardiac surgery, thoracic surgery, and oral-maxillofacial surgery. I also have been very active as a faculty member with the Surgery Interest Groups of both Vanderbilt School of Medicine and Meharry Medical College. Undergraduate Learners As noted above, I had the unique opportunity to live for five years as a Faculty Head of House on the Vanderbilt University undergraduate campus, in Hank Ingram House, the largest of ten first year student houses. My family and I lived in parallel with the 300 students also in the House, and we were responsible for leadership development of the student staff, administration of the House council, and regular social and educational programming. In that capacity, I have also served as a panelist in multiple presentations and was invited to present on two occasions to the Vanderbilt University Board of Trust. I was selected to be a 2017-18 Chancellor’s Higher Education Fellow, and this program is ongoing. The program will provide an overview and understanding of higher education in general, Vanderbilt specifically, and includes the culture, policies, and decision-making processes that make up Vanderbilt. I will complete a project that promotes the Chancellor’s strategic priorities for the University. Secondary School Learners: Prior to medical school, I was a teacher and coach for three years at a private boarding school, St. Andrew’s School, in Middletown, Delaware. In addition to living with the students, I taught the AP Biology course, AP Environmental Science, and introductory chemistry class to sophomores. As a coach, I was the head coach of both the girls tennis and basketball teams, securing a State Runner-Up title for the tennis team and the first playoff berth in the state tournament in many years for the basketball team. Formal Mentoring: Note: My position as program director necessitates that I am a mentor to all residents within our program. I meet with all residents every 6 months and some more frequently. Many involve

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research projects. Those listed below entail at least quarterly meetings or projects/committees beyond scope of job description as associate program director or program director, or were individuals who were not Vanderbilt surgery residents.

Name Years Mentored

Position at Time Current Position, Recognition During Mentoring

Gerard Franks 2013-14 Undergrad Student, Vanderbilt

Senior, Vanderbilt University Ingram Scholar, 2014-present

Zackary Brown 2012-present Undergrad Student, Vanderbilt

Applicant to Medical School Kappa Alpha Psi Collegiate Scholar

DeAngelo Harris 2013-16 Medical Student, Vanderbilt

Surgery Resident, Emory

Anna Garcia 2013-15 Medical Student, Vanderbilt

Surgery Resident, Hospital of Univ Pennsylvania Co-director, Surgery Interest Group AMA Physician of Tomorrow Award AAS Student Research Award, 2014

Niki Arinze 2013-15 Medical Student, Vanderbilt

Surgery Resident, Boston University

Carla Valenzuela 2013-15 Medical Student, Vanderbilt

ENT Resident Washington University National Chair, AWS Executive Medical Student Committee

Haerin Lee, MD 2012-14 Medical Student, Vanderbilt

Urology Resident, UVA

Paula Marincola, MD 2012-14 Medical Student, Vanderbilt

Categorical Surgery Resident, Vanderbilt

Ravi Patel, MD 2011-13 Medical Student, Vanderbilt

Consultant, McKinsey

Carly Miller, MD, MPH 2011-13 Surgery Resident, Vanderbilt

Associate Medical Director, Washington State Department of Labor & Industries; Instructor at University of Washington, Dept of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences

Michael Vella, MD 2014-15 Surgery Resident, Vanderbilt

Categorical Surgery Resident, Vanderbilt Co-director MS4 Surgery Prep Course

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Julia Shelton, MD 2006-13 Surgery Resident, Vanderbilt

Assistant Professor Program Director, Surgery University of Iowa

Rondi Kauffmann, MD 2006-13 Surgery Resident, Vanderbilt

Assistant Professor, Vanderbilt

Simeng Miao 2011-15 Undergrad Student, Vanderbilt

Medical Student, the Ohio State University

Christina Bailey, MD, MSCI

2017-present Assistant Professor, Vanderbilt

Assistant Professor, Vanderbilt Leadership Education and Development Program (Local Coach)

James Stewart 2015-present Medical Student, Meharry

3rd year medical student

Sydney Bailes Summer 2017 Undergraduate Student (BME), George Washington University

Junior at GWU

Andrew Medvecz 2017-present Surgery Resident, Vanderbilt

Clinical Quality Research Scholar, VA Medical Center, Nashville, TN

Grants: 2010-2011 Great Ideas for Vanderbilt Medical Education Award Program, ($3,295): A Cumulative

Simulated Assessment.

2015 Vanderbilt's Institute for Clinical and Translational Research (VICTR), ($2000): Global Assessment: Combining Task Training, Communication Training and Cognitive Assessment in the Realm of Simulation.

Publications and Presentations: Articles in Refereed Journals:

1. Zahner D, Grebe T, Guenzi E, Krauss J, van der Linden M, Terhune K, Stock JB, Hakenbeck R. Resistance determinants for ß-lactam antibiotics in laboratory mutants of Streptococcus pneumoniae that are involved in genetic competence. Microb Drug Resist 2(2): 187-191, 1996.

2. Kesmodel SB, Terhune KP, Canter RJ, Mandel SJ, LiVolsi VA, Baloch ZW, Fraker DL. The diagnostic dilemma of follicular variant of papillary thyroid carcinoma. Dec; 134(6):1005-12, 2003.

3. Torigian DA, Siegelman ES, Terhune KP, Butts SF, Blasco L, Shlansky-Goldberg RD. MRI of

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uterine necrosis after uterine artery embolization for treatment of uterine leiomyomata.AJR Am J Roentgenol. Feb; 184(2):555-9, 2005.

4. Kesmodel SB, Karakousis GC, Botbyl JD, Canter RJ, Lewis RT, Wahl PM, Terhune KP, Alavi A, Elder DE, Ming ME, Guerry D, Gimotty PA, Fraker DL, Czerniecki BJ, Spitz FR. Mitotic rate as a predictor of sentinel lymph node positivity in patients with thin melanomas. Ann Surg Oncol. Jun; 12(6):449-58. Epub 2005 Apr 19, 2005.

5. Terhune KP, Liu GT, Modestino EJ, Miki A, Sheth KN, Liu CS, Bonhomme GR, Haselgrove JC. Recognition of objects in non-canonical views: a functional MRI study. J Neuroopthalmol. Dec; 25(4):273-9, 2005.

6. Kesmodel SB, Canter RJ, Terhune KP, Bauer TW, Mick R, Rosato EF, Spitz FR, Fraker DL, Alavi A, Czerniecki BJ. Use of Radiotracer for Sentinel Lymph Node Mapping in Breast Cancer Optimizes Staging Independent of Site of Administration. Clin Nucl Med. Sep; 31(9): 527-533, 2006.

7. Sheth KN, Walker BM, Modestino EJ, Miki A, Terhune KP, Fracis EL, Haselgrove JC, Liu GT. Neural correlate of vernier acuity tasks assessed by functional MRI (fMRI). Curr Eye Res. Jul-Aug; 32(7-8): 717-28, 2007.

8. Coons BJ, Clark PE, Maynes LJ, Terhune KP, Stokes MC, Beech DJ. Sigmoid-urachal-cutaneous fistula in an adult male. Urology. Feb; 73(2):444.e5-7, 2009.

9. Terhune KP, Jagasia S, Blevins LS, Phay JE. Diagnostic and therapeutic dilemmas of hypercortisolemia during pregnancy: a case report. Am Surg. Mar; 75(3): 232-4, 2009.

10. Terhune KP, Abumrad NN. Physician shortages and our increasing dependence on the international medical graduate: is there a mutually beneficial solution? J Surg Ed. Jan-Feb; 66 (1): 51-7, 2009.

11. Terhune KP, Shelton J, Koller F. Surgical Intern Olympics: Skills Assessment. Med Educ Nov 43(11):1104-5, 2009.

12. Terhune KP, Zaydfudim V, Abumrad NN. 2010. International Medical Graduates in General Surgery: Increasing Needs, Decreasing Numbers. J Am Coll Surg June (6):990-6, 2010.

13. Antiel RM, van Arendonk KJ, Reed DA, Terhune KP, Tarpley JL, Porterfield JR, Hall DE, Joyce DL, Wightman SC, Horvath KD, Heller SF, Farley D. Surgical Residents, Duty Hour Restrictions, and Implications for Meeting the ACGME Core Competencies: A National Survey. Archives of Surgery. Arch Surg. Jun 1;147(6):536-41, 2012.

14. Snyder RA, Phillips SE, Terhune KP. Impact of Implementation of a Pediatric Surgery Fellowship on General Surgery Resident Operative Volume. J Surg Ed, Nov-Dec; 69(6): 753-8, 2012.

15. Antiel RM, Reed DA, van Arendonk KJ, Wightman SC, Hall DE, Porterfield JR, Horvath KD, Terhune KP, Tarpley JL, Farley DR. Effects of Duty Hour Restrictions on Core Competencies, Education, Quality of Life, and Burnout Among General Surgery Interns. JAMA Surg, May; 148(5):448-55, 2013.

16. Datta J, Zaydfudim V, Terhune KP. General Surgery Residency After Graduation from US

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Medical Schools. JAMA Surg; 148(3): 1-2, 2013.

17. Alamanda VK, Crosby SN, Mathis SL, Archer KR, Terhune KP, Holt GE. Influence of Resident Education in Correctly Diagnosing Extremity Soft Tissue Sarcoma. Sarcoma, Article ID 679323, 2013.

18. Snyder RA, Tarpley MJ, Phillips SE, Terhune KP. The Case for On-Site Child Care in Residency Training and Afterward. JGME. 5(3): 365-367, 2013.

19. Snyder RA, Terhune KP, Williams DB. Are Today’s Surgical Residency Graduates Less Competent or Just More Cautious? JAMA Surg. 149(5): 411-2, 2014.

20. Minter, RM, Dunnington GL, Sudan R, Terhune KP, Dent DL, Lentz AK. Can This Resident Be Saved? J Am Coll Surg. 219(5):1088-95, 2014.

21. Smith JJ, Patel RK, Chen X, Tarpley MJ, Terhune KP. Does Intentional Support of Degree Programs in General Surgery Residency Affect Research Productivity or Pursuit of Academic Surgery? J Surg Ed. J Surg Educ 71(4): 486-91, 2014.

22. Minter RM, Amos KD, Bentz ML, Blair PG, Brandt C, D’Cunha J, Davis E, Delman KA, Deutsch ES, Divino C, Kingsley D, Klingensmith M, Meterissian S, Sachdeva AK, Terhune K, Termuhlen PM, Mullan PB. Transition to Surgical Residency: A Multi-Institutional Study of the Effect of Formal Preparatory Curricula in the Fourth Year of Medical School. Acad Med. Epub 2015 Mar 17.

23. Stewart MK, Terhune KP. Management of Pregnant Patients Undergoing General Surgical

Procedures. Surgical Clinics of North America: Perioperative Management. Surg Clin North Am. 95(2):429-442, 2015.

24. Semler MW, Keriwala RD, Clune JK, Rice TW, Pugh ME, Wheeler AP, Miller AN, Banerjee A, Terhune K, Bastarache JA. A Randomized Trial Comparing Didactics, Demonstration, and Simulation for Teaching Teamwork to Medical Residents. Ann Am Thorac Soc. Epub 2015 Mar 2.

25. Kensinger CD, McMaster WG, Vella MA, Sexton KW, Snyder RA, Terhune KP. Residents as Educators: A Modern Model. J Surg Educ. 2015 Sep-Oct;72(5):949-56.

26. Minter RM, Amos KD, Bentz ML, Blair PG, Brandt C, D’Cuhna J, Davis E, Delman KA, Deutsch ES, Divino C, Kingsley D, Klingensmith M, Meterissian S, Sachdeva AK, Terhune K, Termuhlen PM, Mullan PB. Transition to surgical residency: a multi-institutional study of perceived intern preparedness and the effect of a formal residency preparatory course in the fourth year of medical school. Acad Med. 2015 Aug; 90(8): 1116-24.

27. Bohnen JD, George BC, Williams RG, Schuller MC, DaRosa DA, Torbeck L, Mullen JT, Meyerson SL, Auyang ED, Chipman JG, Choi JN, Choti MA, Endean ED, Foley EF, Mandell SP, Meier AH, Smink DS, Terhune KP, Wise PE, Soper NJ, Zwischenberger JB, Lillemoe KD, Dunnington GL, Fryer JP, Procedural Learning and Safety Collaborative (PLSC). The Feasibility of Real-Time

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Intraoperative Performance Assessment with SIMPL (System for Improving and Measuring Procedural Learning): Early Experience from a Multi-Institutional Trial. J Surg Educ. 2016 Nov-Dec; 73(6):e118-130.

28. Brown DR, Warren JB, Hyderi A, Drusin RE, Moeller J, Rosenfeld M, Orlander PR, Yingling S, Call S, Terhune K, Bull J, Englander R, Wagner D. Finding a Path to Entrustment in Undergraduate Medical Education. A Progress Report from the Entrustment Concept Group of the AAMC Core Entrustable Professional Activities (EPAs) for Entering Residency Pilot. Acad Med. In Press 2016.

29. Fayanju OM, Aggarwal R, Baucom RB, Ferrone CR, Massaro D, Terhune KP. Surgical Education and Health Care Reform: Defining the Role and Value of Trainees in an Evolving Medical Landscape. Ann Surg. 2017 Mar;265(3):459-460.

30. Tierney J, Terhune KP. Expanding the National Health Service Corps Scholarship Program to General Surgery: A Proposal to Address the National Shortage of General Surgeons in the United States. JAMA Surg. 2017 Apr 1;152(4):315-316.

31. Brown DR, Warren JB, Hyderi A, Drusin RE, Moeller J, Rosenfeld M, Orlander PR, Yingling S, Call S, Terhune K, Bull J, Englander R, Wagner DP, AAMC Core Entrustable Professional Activities for Entering Residency Entrustment Concept Group. Finding a Path to Entrustment in Undergraduate Medical Education: A Progress Report From the AAMC Core Entrustable Professional Activities for Entering Residency Entrustment Concept Group. Acad Med. 2017 Jun; 92(6):774-779.

32. Watson RS, Borgert AJ, O Heron CT, Kallies KJ, Sidwell RA, Mellinger JD, Joshi AR, Galante JM, Chambers LW, Morris JB, Josloff RK, Melcher ML, Fuhrman GM, Terhune KP, Chang L, Ferguson EM, Augyang ED, Patel KR, Jarman BT. A Multicenter Prospective Comparison of the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education Milestones: Clinical Competency Committee v. Resident Self-Assessment. J Surg Educ. 2017 Jun 27. pii: S1931-7204(17)30249-0. doi: 10.1016/j.jsurg.2017.06.009. [Epub ahead of print]

33. George BC, Bohnen JD, Williams RG, meyerson SL, Schuller MC, Clark MJ, Meier AH, Torbeck L, Mandell SP, Mullen JT, Smink DS, Scully RE, Chipman JG, Auyang ED, Terhune KP, Wise PE, Choi JN, Foley EF, Dimick JB, Choti MA, Soper NJ, Lillemoe KD, Zwischenberger JB, Dunnington GL, DaRosa DA, Fryer JP; Procedural Learning and Safety Collaborative (PLSC). Readiness of US General Surgery Residents for Independent Practice. Ann Surg. 2017 Jul 24. doi: 10.1097/SLA.0000000000002414. [Epub ahead of print]

34. Williams RG, George BC, Meyerson SL, Bohnen JD, Dunnington GL, Schuller MC, Torbeck L, Mullen JT, Auyang E, Chipman JG, Choi J, Choti M, Endean E, Foley EF, Mandell S, Meier A, Smink DS, Terhune KP, Wise P, DaRosa D, Soper N, Zwischenberger JB, Lillemoe KD, Fryer JP. What Factors Influence Attending Surgeon Decisions About Resident Autonomy in the Operating

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Room? Surgery. 2017 Sep 23. pii: S0039-6060(17)30527-5. [Epub ahead of print]

Book Chapters:

1. Terhune KP, Merchant N, Parikh AA. (2008). Management of Postoperative Complications Following Pancreaticoduodenectomy. In Lowy, A.M., Leach, S., Philip, P. (eds.), Pancreatic Cancer – M.D. Anderson Solid Tumor Oncology Series (pp 365-384), New York: Springer.

2. Terhune KP, Weavind L, Pandharipande PP. (2010). How Do We Prevent, Diagnose and Treat Delirium in the ICU? In Deutschman CS, Neligan P (eds.). Evidence-Based Practice of Critical Care (pp 553-561), Saunders.

3. Terhune KP, Ely EW, Pandharipande PP. (2013). Pain, Sedation and Delirium in Critical Illness. In Le Roux PD, Levine JM, Kofke WA (eds.). Monitoring in Neurocritical Care (pp 99-106), Philadelphia: Elsevier Saunders.

4. Terhune KP, Tarpley JL. (2014). Management of Diverticulosis of the Small Bowel. Cameron JL, Cameron AM (eds.). Current Surgical Therapy 11th Ed, (pp. 128-132). Philadelphia: Elsevier Saunders.

5. Stewart MK, LeCompte MT, Terhune KP (2017). Personal Wellness and Surgery. Englesbe MJ, Meyers MO (eds.). A How To Guide For Medical Students (pp. 25-34). Switzerland: Springer International Publishing.

Peer-Reviewed Presentations at Scientific Meetings:

1. Terhune K, Liu G, Liu J, Modestino E, Miki A, Sheth K, Haselgrove J. Recognition of objects in noncanonical views: an fMRI study. Poster Presentation. American Academy of Neurology 53rd Meeting, Philadelphia, PA, 2000.

2. Kesmodel SB, Canter RJ, Terhune KP, Rosato EF, Fraker DL, Alavi A, Czerniecki BJ. Use of

radiotracer for sentinel lymph node (SLN) mapping in breast cancer optimizes clinical staging. Oral Presentation. Society of Nuclear Medicine 50th Annual Meeting, June 2003.

3. Terhune KP, Baloch ZW, Zhao BB, Pasha TL, LiVolsi VA, Fraker DL. Selected

immunohistochemistry markers in the diagnosis of papillary thyroid carcinoma (PTC) and its variants, Oral Presentation. Society of University Surgeons, Nashville, TN, 2005.

4. Terhune KP, Baloch ZW, Zhao BB, Pasha TL, LiVolsi VA, Fraker DL. Lymphatic distribution

and density in malignant and benign lesions of thyroid. Oral Presentation. American College of Surgeons, San Francisco, CA, October 2005.

5. Terhune KP, Chambers E, Phay J. 2007. Laparoscopic adrenalectomy for subclinical

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hypercortisolemia in a pregnant patient. Interesting Case Oral Presentation. American Association of Endocrine Surgeons, 28th Annual Meeting, Tucson, AZ, 2007.

6. Terhune KP, Tarpley MJ, Tarpley JL. Childcare for Residents: the Need for Flexibility.

Workshop Presentation. Association of Program Directors in Surgery. Salt Lake City, UT, 2009.

7. Terhune KP, Shelton J, Koller FL. Surgical Intern Olympics. “Out of the Box” Oral

Presentation. Association for Surgical Education. Salt Lake City, UT, 2009.

8. Terhune KP, Banerjee A. Initiation of a Structured Orientation Program for Anesthesia and Surgery Interns. Oral Presentation. Society for Education in Anesthesia. Seattle, WA, 2009.

9. Terhune KP, Banerjee A. Using Intern Orientation for Effective Education: Multidisciplinary

Clinical Orientation. Didactic Session. ACGME Annual Education Conference. Nashville, TN, 2010.

10. Terhune KP, Easdown L, Banerjee A. Assessing Perceived Usefulness of a Clinical Orientation

Program for Anesthesia and Surgery Interns. Poster Presentation. American Society of Anesthesiologists. New Orleans, LA, 2010.

11. Tarpley JL, Tarpley MJ, Terhune KP. “Surgical Education Issues From the U.S.” Oral

Presentation. West African College of Surgeons. Calabar, Nigeria, 2010.

12. Tarpley JL, Dattilo JB, Tarpley MJ, Terhune KP. “Is This Really the Best Medical Student You’ve Seen in 10 Years?” Evaluating Intern Applications and Interviews—Science or Lottery Shot? Workshop Presentation. Association of Program Directors in Surgery. San Antonio, TX, 2010.

13. Koller F, Bailey C, Terhune KP. Surgical Education Lab Meeting (SELM): Surgical Education

Training Ground. “Out of the Box” Oral Presentation. Association for Surgical Education. San Antonio, TX, 2010.

14. Bailey CE, Terhune KP, Dattilo J. Clickers: A Real-Time, Pressure-Free Knowledge Assessment

Tool. “Out of the Box” Oral Presentation. Association for Surgical Education. San Antonio, TX, 2010.

15. Terhune KP, Shelton J, Gross K, Miller R. Trauma Orientation: Utilization of Simulation. “Out

of the Box” Oral Presentation. Association for Surgical Education. San Antonio, TX, 2010.

16. Terhune KP, Dossett LA. Surgical ICU Acuity and Volume Compared to Resident Workforce Before and After Duty Hour Regulations. Oral Presentation. Association for Program Directors in Surgery. San Antonio, TX, 2010.

Kyla Terhune, MD, MBA, FACS

17. Datta J, Zaydfudim V, Terhune KP. International- United States Medical Graduates in

General Surgery: Does Equivalent Medical School Training Mean Equivalent Residency Options? Poster Presentation. Association for Surgical Education. Boston, MA, 2011.

18. Smith JJ, Chen X, Tarpley MJ, Terhune KP. Does Intentional Support of Degree Programs in

General Surgery Residency Affect Productivity of Residents and Production of Academic Surgeons? Oral Presentation. Association for Program Directors in Surgery. Boston, MA, 2011.

19. Tarpley MJ, Terhune KP, Shelton J, Landman M, Kauffmann R, Tarpley JL. Preparing for a

Site Visit: It Takes a Village . . . Workshop Presentation. Association for Program Directors in Surgery. Boston, MA, 2011.

20. Datta J, French D, Rowe S, Tarpley JL, Terhune KP. Addressing Visa-Related Issues for

Foreign Citizens and Corresponding Challenges for Program Directors and Coordinators in General Surgery Residency Programs. Workshop Presentation. Association for Program Directors in Surgery. Boston, MA, 2011.

21. Shelton J, Murphy A, Sexton K, Snyder R, Koller F, Terhune K. Residents as Teachers? Get Serious. Workshop Presentation. Association for Program Directors in Surgery. San Diego, CA, 2012.

22. Snyder RA, Phillips SE, Terhune KP. Impact of a Pediatric Surgery Fellowship on General

Surgery Resident Operative Volume. Association for Program Directors in Surgery. San Diego, CA, 2012.

23. Terhune KP, Westrup J, Thatigotla B, Clements RH. The Internal Hernia: Diagnosis and

Management after Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass. Video Presentation. Southeastern Surgical Congress. Birmingham, AL, 2012.

24. Tarpley MJ, Tarpley JL, Hansen E, Terhune KP, Murphy A. Lessons Learned from the First

Cohort of an International Surgery Elective: Nuts and Bolts of Sending Residents and Bringing ‘em Back. Workshop Presentation. Association for Program Directors in Surgery. Orlando, FL, 2013.

25. Terhune KP, Kurtzman S, Patel K, Harrington D. Evaluations: Weaving a Web of

Assessment, Feedback and Faculty Buy-In. Workshop Presentation. Association for Program Directors in Surgery. Seattle, WA. 2015.

26. Vella M, Kensinger C, Terhune KP. Residents as Medical Student Educators. Workshop

Presentation. Association for Program Directors in Surgery. Seattle, WA. 2015.

Kyla Terhune, MD, MBA, FACS

27. Terhune KP, Lomis KD. EPAs: Building Blocks of Competency Based Learning. Workshop

Presentation. Association for Program Directors in Surgery. San Diego, CA. 2016. 28. George B, Bohnen J, Williams R, Meyerson S, Schuller M, Meier A, Torbeck L, Mandell S,

Mullen J, Smink D, Chipman J, Auyan E, Terhune K, Wise P, Choi J, Foley E, Dimick, Choti M, Soper N, Lillemoe K, Zwishenberger J, Dunnington G, DaRosa D, Fryer J. Readiness of US General Surgery Residents for Independent Practice. American Surgical Association. Philadelphia, PA. 2017.

Invited National and International Presentations/Panel Member/Moderator:

1. What an Applicant Should Look for in a Residency Program. American College of Surgeons.

Washington, DC, 2010.

2. Pregnancy in Residency. American College of Surgeons. Washington, DC, 2010.

3. A Resident’s Perspective on Simulation. Association of Program Directors in Surgery. Boston, MA, 2011.

4. Moderator, Association for Surgical Education paper session. Boston, MA, 2011.

5. Multidisciplinary Clinical Orientation: Using Simulation to Usher in July 1st, Association of

Coordinators in Surgery. Boston, MA, 2011. 6. “Why Do Senior Residents Quit?” in Vacancy at the Upper Levels: Attrition of Senior

Residents, Panel Discussion at Association of Program Directors in Surgery. San Diego, CA, 2012.

7. Datta J, French D, Rowe S, Tarpley JL, Terhune K. Addressing Visa Related Issues for Foreign

Citizens and Corresponding Challenges for Coordinators in General Surgery Residency Programs. Breakout Workshop Presentation. Association of Residency Coordinators in Surgery. San Diego, CA, 2012.

8. Social Media and Surgery, Medical Student Session, American College of Surgeons. Chicago,

IL, 2012. 9. “The Inefficient Resident” in Can This Resident Be Saved?, Panel Discussion at American

College of Surgeons. Chicago, IL, 2012. 10. Surgery Residency: What it Was, Is, and Should Could Be, Association of Coordinators in

Surgery. Chicago, IL, 2014.

Kyla Terhune, MD, MBA, FACS

11. Duty Hours: Versions 1.0, 2.0 and Hopefully Final 3.0, Southern Society of Clinical Surgeons. Nashville, TN, 2015.

12. Milestones, Metrics and Mastery – A Focus on Surgical Trainee Education and Assessment,

Society of American Gastrointestinal and Endoscopic Surgeons. Nashville, TN, 2015. 13. Meeting People Where They Are, Keynote Speaker at “The Art of Healing: A Symposium on

Medicine,” Sponsored by the St. Andrew’s Women’s Network, St. Andrew’s School. Middletown, DE, 2015.

14. Giving Faculty Feedback on Their Teaching and Teaching Behaviors, American College of

Surgeons, Association of Program Directors in Surgery Panel. Washington, DC, 2016. 15. A comparison of German and American Surgery Training Programs, Kongress Deutsche

Gesellschaft für Chirurgie. Munich, Germany. 2017. 16. Healthcare in the USA, Morning Rounds at University of Heidelberg Department of Surgery.

Heidelberg, Germany. 2017 17. An Overview of American Surgical Residency Training and Use of Simulation. University of

Würzburg Lehrklinik (Teaching Clinic). Würzburg, Germany. 2017. 18. Moderator, Poster Session, Simulation (with Roy Phitayakorn), Association for Surgical

Education, San Diego, CA, 2017. 19. An Overview of American Surgical Residency Training. University of Münster, Department

of Surgery. Münster, Germany. 2017. 20. Moderator, e-Poster Rounds III, Scientific Forum (with Jeffrey Chipman), American College

of Surgeons Clinical Congress, San Diego, CA, 2017. 21. Discussant, Surgical Education III, Scientific Forum, American College of Surgeons Clinical

Congress, San Diego, CA, 2017. 22. Moderator, Panel (with David Spain). Team-Based Care: How to Ensure Continuity of Care,

American College of Surgeons Clinical Congress, San Diego, CA, 2017.

Significant Internal Presentations:

1. When You Study, You Learn More… and Other Really Keen Observations on Surgical

Education, Grand Rounds, Vanderbilt University Department of Surgery, June 2011.

Kyla Terhune, MD, MBA, FACS

2. Update: General Surgery Simulation, Section of Surgery Quarterly Meeting, Vanderbilt University Department of Surgery, October 2011.

3. Teaching Technical Skills: The Boot Camp Experience at Vanderbilt, Educator Development

Program, Vanderbilt University, October 2011 (with Arna Banerjee). 4. Global Assessment of Surgery and Anesthesia Interns: Putting it All Together, Health

Professions Education Research Day, Vanderbilt University, October 2011 and October 2012.

5. Five Years Down the Road: Simulation at Vanderbilt Medical Education Grand Rounds,

Vanderbilt University, January 2013 (with John Shatzer). 6. Surgery Residency: What it Was, Is, and Should Could Be, Surgery Grand Rounds, Vanderbilt

University Section of Surgical Sciences, September 2013. 7. The Future House Officer, Vanderbilt Medical Alumni Association Board Meeting, October

2013 (with John McPherson, Program Director of Internal Medicine). 8. False Facts and Frequently Asked Questions Frequent Complaints, Surgery Grand Rounds,

Vanderbilt University Section of Surgical Sciences, October 2014. 9. Why a Surgeon Lives on the Commons, Vanderbilt Board of Trust, November 2014. 10. Proforma, Strategy, Segmentation, and CAPM = Surgical Education?, Surgery Grand Rounds,

Vanderbilt University Section of Surgical Sciences, September 2015.

11. Value-Based Healthcare and Education, VISN-9 Surgical Summit (with David Massaro, Deputy CMO, VISN-9), Nashville, TN, February 2016.

12. Sociocultural Evolution in Surgical Training, Surgery Grand Rounds, Vanderbilt University

Section of Surgical Sciences, October 2017.