CURRICULUM VITAE A.A., Forest Park College, St. Louis, Missouri (Associate of Arts)

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1 CURRICULUM VITAE NAME: Phillip Michael Burch, M.D. PERSONAL HISTORY: Date of Birth: July 4, 1949 Place of Birth: Citizenship: U.S.A. Single EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: 1969 A.A., Forest Park College, (Associate of Arts) 1971 B.A., University of Missouri, (Bachelor of Arts) 1976 M.S., University of Missouri, (Master of Science) 1979 M.D., St. Louis University Medical School, St. Louis Missouri (Medical Degree) PROFESSIONAL TRAINING: Flexible Intern, St. John s Mercy Medical Center, Resident, Pathology, St. John s Mercy Medical Center, Chief Resident, Pathology, St. John s Mercy Medical Center, Fellow, Forensic Pathology, St. Louis University School of Medicine, PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS: Assistant Medical Examiner, City of St. Louis, 1989 Deputy Chief Medical Examiner, City of St. Louis Assistant Medical Examiner, County of St. Louis,

2 PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS (cont.): 2000 Chief Medical Examiner, State of Missouri, Department of Corrections, Eastern Division ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS: 1985 Assistant Professor, Department of Pathology, St. Louis University School of Medicine, BOARD CERTIFICATION: May 31, 1985 May 31, 1985 American Board of Pathology, Forensic Pathology American Board of Pathology, Anatomic and Clinical Pathology PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES: AMA (American Medical Association) AAFS (American Academy of Forensic Sciences) NAME (National Association of Medical Examiners) WORKSHOPS ATTENDED: 1. Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol: Current Legal and Scientific Issues, American Academy of Forensic Sciences, New Orleans, LA, FEB Designer Drugs, American Academy of Forensic Sciences, San Diego, CA, FEB Forensic Science and Space, American Academy of Forensic Sciences, Las Vegas, NV, FEB Forensic Radiology, American Academy of Forensic Sciences, Anaheim, CA, FEB Aircraft Accident Investigation, American Academy of Forensic Sciences, New Orleans, LA, FEB The Forensic Sciences in Clinical Medicine, American Academy of Forensic Sciences, San Antonio, TX, FEB Cocaine in Court, American Academy of Forensic Sciences, Seattle, WA, FEB Internet for Forensic Scientists, American Academy of Forensic Sciences, Nashville, TN Techniques of Electrical Injury & Death, American Academy of Forensic Sciences, New York, NY 1997.

3 WORKSHOPS ATTENDED (cont.): 10. Interpreting the Calling Cards of Serial Killers, American Academy of Forensic Sciences, San Francisco, CA From Here to Eternity ; consultant and expert witness compensation, American Academy of Forensic Sciences, Developing a Digital Evidence Program for Your Laboratory, American Academy of Forensic Sciences, Reno, NV Computer Forensics, American Academy of forensic Sciences, Seattle, WA Teaching forensics Abroad, American Academy of Forensic Sciences, Atlanta, GA INVITED TALKS AND LECTURES: 1. Forensic Pathology, St. John s Mercy Medical Center, St. Louis, MO 1987 and Sharp Trauma and blunt Trauma, Presented for the Homicide Seminar, St. Louis Police Academy, 1989 and Sexual Asphyxiation, Presented at the International Police Physician Association, Kumamoto, Japan, Sharp Trauma:, Estimating Time of Death and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, Presented for the Death Investigator s Course, St. Louis University,. Three times a year, 1985 to present. PUBLICATIONS: PAPERS: 1. Burch, Phillip, Master s Thesis: The Effect of Thyroid Hormone on Lebistes Reticulatus, Kemp, James, Kowalski, Rose, Burch, Phillip, Graham, Michael and Tach, Michael and Thach, Bradley, Unintentional Suffocation by Rebreathing in a One-year Study of Sudden Infant Deaths in St. Louis. Journal of Pediatrics, 1993, 122: Burch, Phillip, Case, Mary and Turgeon, Ronald. Sexual Asphyxiation: An Unusual Case Involving Four Male Adolescents. Journal of Forensic Sciences, Vol. 40, No. May, 1995 pp

4 PRESENTATIONS AT NATIONAL SYMPOSIA OR CONFERENCES 1. Burch, Phillip, Graham, Michael, Poklis, Alphonse, Sudden Death Associated with Phencyclidine, (presented at the American Academy of Forensic Sciences, San Diego, CA, February 21, 1987). 2. Burch, Phillip, Graham, Michael, SIDS or Infanticide? Differentiating SIDS from Overlying and Other forms of Infant Death when Autopsy findings are Non-Diagnostic, (presented February 18, 1988 at the American Academy of Forensic Sciences). 3. Graham, Michael, Burch, Phillip, Cohle, Stephen, Bux, Robert, Poklis, Alphonse, Lynch, Robert, Recreational and Iatrogenic Fatal Water Intoxication, (Presented in February, 1988 at American Academy of Forensic Sciences). 4. Burch, Phillip, Suffocation by Entrapment, (presented at the National Association of Medical Examiners, October 2, 2002). 5. Burch, Phillip, Honor Death or Terrorism, accepted by the American Academy of Forensic Sciences for February MEDICAL EXAMINER ACTIVITIES: Autopsies performed or supervised and co-signed: 5,680 Subpoenaed: 2,225 times Court Testimony: St. Louis City; 500 times St. Louis County; 150 times Federal; 25 times Illinois; 27 times Civil; 27 times Indiana; 1 time California; 1 time Legal Depositions: Legal Interviews: 240 times 600 times Fellows Supervised: Dr. Jane W. Turner, 1998 Dr. James Petterchak, 1999 Dr. David Brink, 2000 Dr. Keith Pinckard, 2002 Dr. Kamal Sabharwal, 2005 Dr. Joshua Lanter, 2006 Students Mentored: 1-2 per month since 1985 Meetings Supervised: St. Louis Medical Examiner Office Journal Club 1 time per month

5 COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS: St. Louis Child Fatality Review, Panel Co-Chairman, 1996 to present St. Louis Drug Exposed Baby Panel, 1999 to present PROCEDURES DEVELOPED: 1998 DNA procurement at room temperature for possible fingerprinting in the future (from commercial kit used by the D.O.D.) 2000 Ensuring laboratory and morgue safety from chemical and biological terrorism (D.O.D. course) Established testing protocol for West Nile Encephalitis. SKILLS ACCOMPLISHED 1999 TO PRESENT: Digital photography and information storage and handling Computer technology PowerPoint Presentations Proportion of time spent autopsying and preparing reports; 3 hrs per day, 5 days per week Proportion of time spent teaching: Proportion of time spent testifying: 2-3 hrs per day, 5 days per week 2-3 hrs per week Proportion of time spent in community service: hrs per month C.M.E. CREDITS 2-3 professional conferences per year 3-5 days each N.A.M.E., A.A.F.S, Masters in Death Investigation, St. Louis University School of Medicine Updated 8/23/06