ABBREVIATED CURRICULUM VITAE DR. ANN MARIE SULLIVAN M.D. EDUCATION New York University, Washington Square College of Arts & Sciences B.A. 1970 New York University, School of Medicine, New York, NY M.D. 1974 Psychiatric Residency, NYU-Bellevue, New York, NY 1974-77 Chief Resident, NYU-Bellevue, New York, NY 1976-77 Chief Resident, NYU-Manhattan V.A., New York, NY 1977-78 CERTIFICATION AND LICENSURE Diplomat American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology Certified in Psychiatry Certificate #18540 New York State Medical License # 124480 1975-present PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Queens Health Network Senior Vice President 2006 present Administrative responsibility for the Queens Health Network of the New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation, composed of Elmhurst and Queens Hospital Centers. The Network includes 806 acute care inpatient beds, extensive primary care and specialty outpatient and community based services, a Level 1 Trauma Center, and comprehensive mental health and chemical dependency services. As an affiliate of the Mount Sinai School of Medicine, the Network has over 40 residency training programs and is a medical student site. The Network is the safety net public system for the 2 million residents of Queens, and serves one of the most ethnically diverse populations in the United States. Mental Health Services at Elmhurst and Queens Hospitals include 207 adult, child & adolescent and forensic beds; 3 partial hospitalization programs; outpatient clinic services providing over 100,000 visits; Comprehensive Psychiatric Emergency Programs; three ACT Teams; Asian and Hispanic bi-cultural services; intensive child services at Elmhurst Hospital including: inpatient, emergency services, urgent care, Home Based Crisis, Mobile outreach and school based program. Elmhurst and Queens also have extensive chemical dependency programs including a Methadone program, two chemical dependency clinics, Alcohol Day Rehabilitation program, Alcohol Half-Way House and Harm Reduction Programs.
Regional Director of Psychiatry 1990-2006 Queens Health Network, Health & Hospitals Corporation Clinical and administrative responsibility for psychiatric services in Elmhurst and Queens Hospitals, the municipal hospitals serving the Borough of Queens. Also included academic responsibility for Adult and Child and Adolescent Residency Program and teaching Mt. Sinai Medical Students. ACADEMIC APPOINTMENT Clinical Professor of Psychiatry Mt. Sinai School of Medicine 2005-present HONORS Presidential Commendation 2012 American Psychiatric Association Physician of the Year Award 2009 Transitional Services Inc. Proclamation for Service NY City 2009 David Weprin, NYC Council Latin American Cultural Center of Queens 2009 Women in Leadership Award Center for the Women of New York 2008 Clair Shulman Leadership Award NYSPA Leadership Award 2007 Top Ten Women in Business in Queens 2007 HOSPITAL APPOINTMENTS Senior Vice President Queens Health Network Attending Psychiatrist Elmhurst Hospital Center Attending Mt. Sinai Hospital New York, NY 2006-present 1990-present COMMUNITY COMMITTEE COUNCIL AND ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIPS Mayor s Steering Committee for Citywide Justice and Mental 2012 Health Initiative Mental Health Services Council New York State
NY State Public Health and Health Planning Council National Quality Forum Measurements Project Hospital Services Workgroup MRT (Medicaid Redesign Team NY State) Behavioral Health Mental Health Association, New York City Member, Board of Trustees 2001-present PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES American Psychiatric Association Immediate Past Speaker, American Psychiatric Association 2011-2013 Speaker of the Assembly, American Psychiatric Association 2011-2012 Recorder and Speaker Elect American Psychiatric Association 2009-2011 Board of Trustees, American Psychiatric Association 2001-2008 APA National Committees/Workgroups currently serving on: Joint Reference Committee Conflict of Interest Committee Workgroup on Health Reform and Parity Medical Director/CEO Search Committee Board AD Hoc work Group on Strategic Planning Assembly Executive Committee Assembly long Term Planning Distinguished Life Fellow, American Psychiatric Association current 1991-present Assembly Representative, American Psychiatric Association 1995-2002 Treasurer New York State Psychiatric Association 1998-2002 Member APA, NY County DB Legislative Committee Chair, New York City District Branch 1989-2009 Member, The American College of Psychiatrists Fellow, The New York Academy of Medicine Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry 2004-present 2003- present 2003-present
President, American Association of Psychiatric Administrators 1998-1999 New York Regional Chapter Member, American Medical Association Member, American Medical Women s Association Member, New York State Medical Society Member, Women s Medical Association, New York Member, American Association of Community Psychiatrists 2001-present 1984-present 1989-present 1984-present 1989-present SELECTED PUBLICATIONS Book Chapters 1. Sullivan, A., and Cohen, N. The Home Visit: Impact on the Chronic Patient and Family. In N. Cohen (Ed.), Psychiatry Takes to the Streets: Mobile Crisis Intervention and Outreach Strategies for High Risk Populations. New York, Guilford Press, 1990. 2. Sullivan, A., and Barron, C. Disparities Among Age Groups: Adulthood. In P. Ruiz and Annelle Primm (ED). Disparities in Psychiatric Care: Clinical and Cross Cultural Perspective. Lippincott, Williams and Wilkins and Wolters Kleiver, 2009. 3. Sullivan, A. The Challenges of Leadership: A Women s Perspective. In D. Norris et. al. (Ed.) Women in Psychiatry: Personal Perspectives. American Psychiatric Publishing, Washington D.C., 2012. Original Peer-Reviewed Reports 1. Cohen, N., Putnam, J., Sullivan, A. Homeless Mentally Ill: Isolation and Adaptation. Hospital and Community Psychiatry. 35(9): 922-924, 1984. 2. Putnam, J., Cohen, N., Sullivan, A. Innovative Outreach Services to the Homeless Mentally Ill. International Journal of Mental Health. 14(4): 112-124, Winter 1985-86. 3. Bedell, J.M., Cohen, N., Sullivan, A. Case Management: The Current Best Practices and the Next Generation of Innovation. Community Mental Health Journal. 36(2): 179-194, 2000. 4. Sullivan, A., River, J. Profile of a Comprehensive Psychiatric Emergency Program in a New York City Municipal Hospital. Psychiatric Quarterly. 71(2): 123-138, 2000. 5. Sullivan, A., Guest Editor, Special Section on Patient Safety on Adult Inpatient Services. Psychiatric Quarterly. March 2005. Vol. 76 #1p 49-50. 6. Sullivan, A., Bezmen, J., Barron, C., Rivera, J., Curely-Casey, L., Marino, D. Reducing Restraints: Alternatives to Restraints on an Inpatient Psychiatric Service-Utilizing Safe and Effective Methods to Evaluate and Treat the Violent Patient. Psychiatric Quarterly. March 2005. Vol.76, #1 pp51-65. 7. Sullivan, A., Barron, C., Bezmen, J., Rivera, J., Zapata-Vega, M. The Safe Treatment of the Suicidal Patient in an Adult Inpatient Setting: A Proactive Preventive Approach. Psychiatric Quarterly. March 2005. Vol. 76, #1 pp67-83.
8. Ranz, J., Vergare, M., Wilk, J., Ackerman, S., Sharfstein, S., and Sullivan, A. The Tipping Point from Private Practice to Publicly Funded Settings for Early and Mid-Career Psychiatrists. Psychiatric Services November 2006 Vol. 57, Issue 11 p. 1640. 9. Rivera, J. Sullivan, A. and Valenti,S. Adding Consumer Providers to Intensive Case Management: Does It Improve Outcome? Psychiatric Services. June 2007. Vol.58 Issue 6, pp802-808. SELECTED PRESENTATIONS 2004 - Present 1. Sullivan, A. The Commonwealth Fund-Nuffield Trust International Conference to Improve Quality of Health Care: Strategies for Change and Action, 2004. Chronic Illness Model for Depression: A Case Study. Presented at Mt. Sinai School of Medicine, New York, NY, July 15-16, 2004. 2. Sullivan, A. Treatment of Depression in Primary Care. Institute for Urban Family Health, New York City May 6, 2005. 3. Sullivan, A. Collaborative Care Models for Depression in Primary Care. Presentation. American Psychiatric Association 2005 Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA., May 23, 2005. 4. Sullivan, A. The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene & New York City s Health and Hospitals Corporation s Chronic Disease Collaborative Learning Session. Care Management in Chronic Depression. Faculty presentation at Columbia University, New York, November 16, 2005. 5. Sullivan, A. The New York City Department of Health & Mental Hygiene s Office of Consumer Affairs and Take Care New York. Mind your Health Conference. Panel discussion on Health, Wellness and Recovery: A Personal Journey and a Political Mission. New York University, New York, November 18, 2005. 6. Sullivan, A. Depression and Chronic Disease, Diagnosing Depression, Non-Medical Management of Depression. Presented at Public Health Detailing Program Depression Screening Training. New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, New York, January 24, 2006 7. Sullivan, A. The Impact of Mental Health and Aging in the 20 th Century. Presented at Mental Health and Aging Conference, National Association of Social Workers, Hauppauge, New York, February 24, 2006. 8. Sullivan, A et al. Vulnerable Patients and Sexual Trauma. Presented at the 58 th Institute on Psychiatric Services, American Psychiatric Association, New York City, October 7, 2006. 9. Sullivan, A. Administrative Psychiatry: How to Get There. Presented at the Public Psychiatry Fellowship, Columbia University, NY. May 16, 2007. 10. Sullivan, Ann et al. Women Leaders in the APA and Beyond. Presented at the American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. San Diego, California. May 21, 2007. 11. Sullivan, Ann et al. The Challenge for Teaching Hospitals: Teaching the Tools that Guide Behavior. The Lorraine Tregde Patient Safety Leadership Conference: Fostering Sustainable Change. June 11, 2009. Bronx,N.Y 12. Sullivan, A. Administrative Psychiatry: Future Challenges. Presented at the Columbia Public Psychiatry Fellowship, Columbia University NY November 2011.