Curriculum
Vitae
Richard George
Lasslo
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Department of Family and Community Medicine, UCD Medical Center Sacramento, CA 95819 Internet: e-mail: rglasslo@ucdavis.edu website: http://cim.ucdavis.edu/users/rick |
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OBJECTIVE |
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Career combining Family
Practice and Medical Informatics |
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Professional experience |
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2001 – Present Resident Physician, UC Davis Department of Family and Community Medicine Combined Family Practice/Medical Informatics Program. Planned completion date June 2005 3/2000 – 3/2001 UC Davis Department of Family and Community Medicine Researcher
– Congestive Heart Failure Home telemedicine
Study-Dr. Jerant, Investigator 1987 - 1995 Hewlett-Packard, Mountain View, California Software Development Engineer - Lead developer and project leader of product support engineering applications. Experience with Unix/Windows operating systems, networks, and communication 1984 - 1987 Varian Associates, Palo Alto, California Senior
Engineer - Lead developer in nuclear magnetic resonance
spectrometer software 1981 - 1984 AT&T Bell Laboratories Holmdel, New Jersey Member
of Technical Staff - Software developer of satellite
communication software |
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Education |
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2001- 2003 UC Davis Medical Informatics Graduate Program, MS degree planned 2003 1995- 2001 University of California, Davis Medical School, MD degree June 2001 1986- 1989 Stanford
University, Computer Science,
Graduate Courses in Computer Science
1979-1981 University of California, Davis, M.S. in Mechanical Engineering Thesis: An Innovative Microcomputer Data Acquisition System for Long Duration Experiments 1974-1979 University of California, Davis, B.S. in Mechanical/Aeronautical Engineering |
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AWARDS AND GRANTS |
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Culpepper Research Grant: $25,000 for Virtual Patient Project – 1999
Hewlett-Packard Equipment Grant: $156,000 for the Virtual Patient Project – 1998
Lange Medical Publication Award for outstanding achievement – 1997
Hewlett-Packard Equipment Grant: $122,000 for improving medical student web access – 1996 |
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Websites |
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Lasslo, R., Jerant,
A.F., “Congestive Heart Failure Study Website”, 1999, URL http://cim.ucdavis.edu/CHF
; Developed to describe the CHF study being conducted by Dr. Tony Jerant
in the Department of Family Practice UCDMC
Lasslo, R., “UC Davis School of Medicine Medical Student Website”, Webmaster and Founder, 1997, URL http://cim.ucdavis.edu; Used by medical students to share notes, web pages for student organizations, student run clinics, personal web pages, student activities, palm pilot site, international clerkship information, etc |
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Papers, Presentations |
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Richard Lasslo, MS MD, John Keltner, MD, Gary Henderson, PhD., "Virtual Patient/Eye Simulator - Evolution of a futuristic teaching tool"; Abstract/Poster/Deomnstration presented at the American Medical Informatics Association Symposium 2002, in San Antonio, TX
Lasslo, R., Henderson G., PhD , “From Desktop to Webtop: Using an Inexpensive Desktop Windows NT System and a Combination of Powerful Tools (Access Database, WebSite, Cold Fusion, and JavaScript) to Develop a Web-based, Interactive Pharmacology Question Bank”; Presented at the Computers in Healthcare Education Symposium in Tampa Florida June 1998
Lasslo, R., “Innovative Use of Client/Server Architecture in System Support”; Paper #2052, INTEREX Conference Proceedings, Volume 1, presented at the INTEREX Hewlett-Packard Users Conference, New Orleans, 1992 Lasslo, R., Maljy, W. “Innovative Real Time Clocks for Micro Computers”; Abstract presented at the Biomedical Conference, University of California, Davis, 1980 |
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COMPUTER MEDICAL APPLICATIONS |
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Neurological Eye Simulators – (http://cim.ucdavis.edu/eyes) a teaching tool used by medical schools world-wide to aid in the teaching of eye neurology and pathology Eye Simulator Version 2.0 – (http://cim.ucdavis.edu/vp) latest release
of the eye simulator that contains pupillary response simulator, narrated
animated demonstrations of neurological testing, expanded quiz sections,
and a new case-based simulator for simulating realistic patient cases Pharmacology question Bank – (http://medocs.ucdavis.edu/QB/pharmacology/index.html)
Biochemistry question Bank – (http://medocs.ucdavis.edu/QB/Biochem410B/index.html) a question bank application used by the UC Davis medical school Biochemistry course |
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Organizations |
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California Academy of Family Practice Student Chapter (CSAFP): Officer – Secretary 1999-2000
UC Davis Computers in Medicine Student Organization: Founder and President since 1997
AMIA (American Medical Informatics Association): Member since 1996
AACE (Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education): Member since 1996
CAFP Student member since 1998
AMA Student member since 1995 |
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Extra curricular activities and Hobbies |
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Volunteer graduate course teacher, Department of Medical Informatics, UC Davis
Webmaster of the UC Davis Medical Student website assisting medical student related webpages and assisting other students in developing websites.
Teacher and Dancer of Latin, Swing and Ballroom |
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Completed 10/25/2002