William Strohman
2132 E Casitas Del Rio Dr
Phoenix, AZ 85024
480.391.8374
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Education
Mayo Clinic, Family Medicine Department June 2000 - Present
Scottsdale, Arizona
Anticipated Board Certification July 2003
Resident Leader. Evidence Based Journal Club
Webmaster for Mayo Family Medicine WebSite
AAFP, AMA member
MCP Hahnemann School of Medicine Aug 1996 - May 2000
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Anticipated M.D. May 2000
AAFP member, Medical Humanities
University of California, Davis 1990 - 1994
Davis, California
B.S. Double Major in Biochemistry & Psychology
Dean’s Honor List
Certification
AZ State License
DEA License: Current through Feb 2005
BLS, ACLS, PALS Certified
USMLE Step 1 & Step 2: Pass
Experience
Resident Physician, Mayo Clinic Scottsdale
Scottsdale, Arizona June 2000 Present
Initiated development of intranet web site for Family Medicine Department
Continue to oversee and author web content pertaining to the Residency Program
Collaborating with GI Department in retrospective study pertaining to CNS imaging in patients with chronic nausea/vomiting. Research with Dr. Kevin Olden
Emphasized training in Sports Medicine
Average 12 patients per half day of Acute Care
Computer Analyst, Walker Machine Company, INC
Loomis, California June 1993 June 2000
Implemented Business wide Computer System in 1994
Installed hardware and software for Windows NT network system, instructing employees on use and maintenance, coordinated with management, shipping department and shop employees.
Lead Therapist, Families for Early Autism Treatment (FEAT)
Davis, California August 1995 - Feb 1996
Organized, designed, and led behavioral treatment team for a six-year-old autistic child.
Targeted childs socialization, language and learning deficits. Conducted weekly team meeting to gage direction and progress of childs performance.
Initially volunteered, program became funded in 1995 and was offered lead therapist position.
Post Graduate Researcher, Pulm & Critical Care Medicine
University of California, Davis May 1993 - Oct 1995
Investigated the effects of free radicals in cigarette smoke, oxidants generated in the diseased conditions, and the naturally occurring antioxidant defense mechanisms
Designed experiments with aid of Post-doctoral fellow. Conducted background research for presentation at lab meetings. Published lead article in The Journal of Laboratory and Clinical Medicine.
Research Assistant, Anesthesiology Department
University of California, Davis Jan 1992 - Sept 1993
Assisted in FDA Phase III study of new inhalant anesthetic, Sevoflurane.
Organized patient data, assessed patients during and following operations on several mental activities and emergent times.
Hospice Volunteer, Roseville Hospice
Roseville, California May 1992 - Nov 1992
Trained in interpersonal communication, grief and bereavement.
Assisted terminally ill patients and their families in coping with a personal loss. Worked as a part of a team of physicians, nurses, and social workers in meeting the needs of the family involved.
Community Activities/Service
(1990-1996)
ž Managed Little League Baseball team in 1994 Season. Eight thru Ten year old children.
ž Volunteered for Make-A-Wish Foundation at a Senior’s golf tournament held annually at Rancho Murieta for three years
ž Tutor for local high school in Chemistry, Calculus, Biology
ž Built two computer systems using a combination of donated and purchased parts for Montessori Pre-school located in California in 1996
Publications
Aldehyde-induced protein modifications in human plasma: protection by glutathione and dihydrolipoic acid. O'Neill, Halliwell, van der Vliet, Davis, Packer, Tritschler, Strohman WJ, Rieland, and Cross. Journal of Laboratory and Clinical Medicine. 1994 Sep;124(3):359-70.
Personal
Golf when possible, computers and its influence on the practice of medicine, avid moviegoer, home improvement projects. Guitar and Piano enthusiast.