Curriculum Vitae Residency, Trident/Medical University of South Carolina

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1 Curriculum Vitae Name: Kristen L. Hood Watson, MD Office Address: 5 Charleston Center Drive, Suite 263, MSC 192 Charleston, SC Phone: Fax: watsonkh@musc.edu Education University of Maryland School of Medicine M.D Towson University Post-Baccalaureate Premedical Program Towson University B.S. in Psychology, summa cum laude Honors College Distinguished in Honors Program in Clinical Psychology Post Graduate Education and Training Residency, Trident/Medical University of South Carolina Certification 2014 Diplomate, American Board of Family Medicine 2011 Diplomate, National Board of Medical Examiners Medical Licensure 2013 South Carolina Employment History 2014-present Coastal Carolina Primary Care, LLC, dba Trident Family Health Attending Physician 2014-present Medical University of South Carolina, Department of Family Medicine Assistant Professor 2013-present Roper St. Francis After Hours Physician- provide acute care for new and established patients

2 Greater Baltimore Medical Center, Emergency Department Admission and Discharge Coordinator- coordinate psychiatric transfers for inpatient admission, obtain insurance authorization, and provide outpatient mental health as well as social service resources Sheppard Pratt Health System Residential Counselor- maintain therapeutic milieu for an adolescent female residential treatment center Professional Society Memberships 2011-present Member, South Carolina Medical Association 2007-present Member, American Academy of Family Physicians 2007-present Member, American Medical Association 2003-present Member, Psi Chi Member, Maryland State Medical Society (Med Chi) Honors and Awards 2014 Clinical Scholars Award for Best Quality Improvement Project, Dept of Family Medicine at MUSC 2014 Resident Teacher Award in Family Medicine presented by MUSC and STFM 2011 Edward J. Kowaleski Excellence in Family Medicine Award 2010 Gold Humanism Honor Society 2007 Diversity Scholarship, University of Maryland School of Medicine 2005 Departmental Achievement Award, Department of Psychology, Towson University 2004 Departmental Honors Program in Clinical Psychology, Towson University 2004 Omicron Delta Kappa (National Leadership Honor Society) 2003 Golden Key International Honour Society 2001 Honors College scholarship Clinical Activities

3 Family Care Track Shadow Family Physicians Took on responsibility of clinical level students Clinical Intern for Transition to Towson Study, Psychology Department, Towson University Group co-facilitator of a manualized, random, clinical intervention for Freshman students as part of a research study on adjustment to college life Clinical Intern, Department of Psychiatry, University of Maryland School of Medicine Create and lead a therapeutic group for 5 th grade girls felt to have behavioral or emotional difficulties. The goal of the group is to prevent drug-use and sexual promiscuity. Meet with the clients separately for individual intervention. Assist in setting up the first grandparents group and write the monthly newsletter Clinical Intern, Psychiatric Partial Hospitalization and Intensive Outpatient Programs, Union Memorial Hospital Lead therapeutic groups on a wide variety of topics from relaxation to medication management. Assist in discharge planning and billing Clinical Intern, Psychology Department, St. Katherine s school Group co-facilitator for inner city middle school students. Institutional Service 2014 Faculty Advisor, Family Medicine Interest Group 2013-present Interviewer, Medical University of South Carolina medical school applicants Chief Resident, Trident/MUSC Family Medicine Residency Elected by residents, faculty, and staff to: serve as advocate for residents; communicate between faculty, staff, residents, and other departments; coordinate scheduling and other administrative tasks Member, Graduate Medical Education Committee at Trident Hospital Review curriculum and quality of residency program education Member, Family Medicine Recruitment Committee Interview Family Medicine resident applicants, communicate with all applicants via and phone to assist with coordination of interview day 2011-present Member, Family Medicine Resident Evaluation Committee

4 Elected position involves meeting with other elected resident members and faculty to review residents and the program 2009&2010 Participant, Project Medical Education Meet with state legislators at University of Maryland to review medical education from a student s perspective Participant, Legislative Day Meet with state legislators in Annapolis to discuss funding of medical education Member, Admissions Committee, University of Maryland School of Medicine Review applications, interview applicants; meet with faculty and student members, as well as Dean of Admissions, weekly to decide on interview and admission status of applicants Extracurricular Activities Member, Academic Track Attend monthly meetings; participate in Faculty Development series and the objective structured learning exercise for 3 rd year medical students Member, Women s Health Track Present morning reports, attend GYN procedure mornings Alternate Delegate, American Academy of Family Physicians National Congress of Student Members Leader, Family Medicine Interest Group Coordinate monthly events for students interested in Family Medicine President, Psi Chi and Psychology Interest Group Coordinate weekly meetings, facilitate community service projects, plan the annual Psi Chi induction ceremony Teaching Service 2014-present Co-clerkship director for MUSC Family Medicine Clerkship 2013-present Co-Preceptor, Fundamentals of Patient Care Assist 1 st year medical students in learning patient interview techniques 2005 Teaching Assistant for Towson University Abnormal Psychology Course- assist in teaching lectures, leading group discussion, proctoring exams, and grading for undergraduate students Research Activities

5 Differential Parenting and Sibling Relationships Study at Towson University Primary investigator Mentor: Jonathan Mattanah, Ph.D., Psychology Department, Towson University Coordinated an IRB approved research project, collected and analyzed data for a thesis and defense Malingered and Dissociative Identity Disorder Study at Towson University and Sheppard Pratt Health Systems Research Assistant Primary Investigator/Mentor: Bethany Brand Ph. D. Administered the Structured Interview of Reported Symptoms as well as collected data from other questionnaires and testing measures in a group provided with information about dissociative identity disorder (DID) and a second group who was not provided information on DID Publications Forthcoming Hood Watson K. Bronchospasm in Paulman PM, Paulman AD, Harrison JD eds Taylor s Manual of Family Medicine 4 th edition Wolters Kluwer/Lippincott Williams & Wilkins Philadelphia [forthcoming]. Forthcoming Mallin R, Hood Watson K. Alcohol and Drug Abuse in Mengel MB, Schwiebert LP eds Family Medicine Ambulatory Care and Prevention 6th edition Lange Medical Books/McGraw Hill New York [forthcoming] Hood Watson K, Chandrasekran S, Steinle N. Popular diets: examining weight loss diets for geriatric patients. Clinical Geriatrics. 2012;20(2): Grant Support Completed Grants 2010 Travel grant from Maryland Academy of Family Physicians to attend AAFP s National Conference for Family Medicine Residents and Students 2004 Travel Grant from Towson University Research Committee for Malingered and Dissociative Identity Disorder Study 2004 Grant from the Department of Psychology at Towson University for Malingered and Dissociative Identity Disorder Study Posters/Presentations 2014 Podium Presentation- Effect of Incentives on Adolescent Well Visit Adherence South Carolina AHEC Resident Scholarship Symposium in Litchfield, SC

6 2014 Podium Presentation- Effect of Incentives on Adolescent Well Visit Adherence Resident Scholarship Symposium, Trident/MUSC Family Medicine Residency Program and MUSC Pediatrics Residency Program at Medical University of South Carolina 2014 Poster Presentation- Effect of Incentives on Adolescent Well Visit Adherence Society of Teacher of Family Medicine Annual Spring Conference in San Antonio, Texas 2013 Poster Presentation-preliminary results of Patient Attitudes Toward Preventive Services Resident Scholarship Symposium, Trident/MUSC Family Medicine Residency Program and MUSC Pediatrics Residency Program at Medical University of South Carolina 2005 Poster Presentation- preliminary results of the Malingered and Dissociative Identity Disorder Study Towson University Undergraduate Research Expo at Towson University 2005 Poster Presentation- results of the Differential Parenting and Sibling Relationships Study Towson University Undergraduate Research Expo at Towson University 2005 Poster Presentation- results of the Differential Parenting and Sibling Relationships Study Eastern Psychological Association Conference in Boston, MA 2005 Poster Presentation- updated analyses of the Differential Parenting and Sibling Relationships Study Colonial Academic Alliance Undergraduate Research Conference at Hofstra University 2004 Symposium- presentation of preliminary results of the Malingered and Dissociative Identity Disorder Study International Society for the Study of Dissociation in New Orleans, LA Community Service present Provide medical care to the uninsured at CARES free, student run clinic Provide medical care to Crisis Ministries homeless shelter residents 2009 Tutor Baltimore City students for ABAE (A Bridge to Academic Excellence) through University of Maryland 2009 Volunteer at Juvenile Diabetes Research Fund Walk

7 2008 Provide Diabetes, Hypertension information and screening for the chronically mentally ill at the Fayette Street Clinic through University of Maryland 2007 Participate in nutrition education for elementary school children 2004 Participate in MS Walk, raise money and awareness for MS Organize collections and donate toys to Sheppard Pratt and Toys for Tots Organize collections for numerous food drives for Catholic Charities and Our Daily Bread Tutor and mentor at risk youth as part of the CHOICE program through the Department of Juvenile Services