William Brooks - Curriculum Vitae - Scholarly Activities

William James Brooks, DO
Curriculum Vitae - University Scholarly Activities

	Tucson General Hospital; Tucson, Arizona
1983 - 84	Lecture series for Interns and Residents (10 hours): "Osteopathic Concepts"
1985	Lecture series for Interns and Residents (10 hours): "Osteopathic Concepts"
	The University of Arizona; Tucson, Arizona
1984	Lecture for the University of Arizona Omni Alternative Pre-med Group (2 hours): "Introduction to Osteopathic Medicine"
1985	Lecture for Sophomore class, College of Medicine: "Introduction to Osteopathic Medicine" Seminar for Sophomore class, College of Medicine (18 hours): "Osteopathy"
1989	For the Section of Rheumatology Lecture: "The Musculoskeletal Examination" Report: 'First International Symposium on Myofascial Pain and Fibromyalgia' Lecture for the Department of Emergency Medicine: "Introduction to Biomechanics and Manual Medicine" Lecture for the Department of Family and Community Medicine: "Introduction to Biomechanics and Manual Medicine" Lecture/demonstration for University Medical Center Physical Therapy: "Introduction to Biomechanics and Manual Medicine" Lecture/demonstrations for the Section of Orthopedic Surgery (4 hours): "Introduction to Biomechanics and Manual Medicine" Inservice for the Staff of University Physician's Obstetrics & Gynecology Clinic: "Introduction to Biomechanics and Manual Medicine" Inservice for the Staff of University Physician's Orthopedic Sports Medicine Center: "Introduction to Biomechanics and Manual Medicine"
1990	Lecture for the Ad hoc Committee for Development of a Multi-disciplinary Pain Management Center, Arizona Health Sciences Center: "Rehabilitation of the Musculoskeletal System" Required preceptor for Family Medicine Residents as part of a required rotation in Ambulatory Orthopedics
1990 - 91	Seminar for Orthopedic Surgery Residents, University Medical Center Physical Therapists, and College of Medicine Faculty (24 hours): "Introduction to Biomechanics and Manual Medicine - Diagnostics" Various case presentations at Rheumatology Radiology weekly conferences
1990 - 93	Establishment and leadership of monthly Musculoskeletal System Rehabilitation Journal Club, Arizona Health Sciences Center
1990 - 95	Case presentations at Orthopedic Surgery weekly conferences
1991	Lecture for the Section of Geriatrics: "Introduction to Biomechanics and Manual Medicine"
1991 - 92	Seminar for Orthopedic Surgery Residents, University Medical Center Physical Therapists, and College of Medicine Faculty (24 hours): "Introduction to Biomechanics and Manual Medicine - Therapeutics"
1992	Lecture for the Section of General (Internal) Medicine: "Introduction to Biomechanics and Manual Medicine"
1993	Lecture/demonstration for University Medical Center Physical Therapy: "Neuromuscular Regulation and Neuromuscular Re-education" Inservice for the Staff of University Physician's Orthopedic Sports Medicine Center: "Introduction to Biomechanics and Manual Medicine" Seminar for Freshman and Sophomore Medical Student Enrichment Elective (27 hours): "Introduction to the Biomechanical Evaluation and Manual Medicine" Leadership of the Rehabilitation Section of The University of Arizona Arthritis Center Lecture/demonstration for the Department of Neurology, Grand Rounds (Co-presenter with Constantine Moschonas, MD): "Cervical Manipulation and Cerebral Vascular Accident"
1994	Lecture/case presentation/demonstration for The University of Arizona Athletic Trainers: "The Biomechanical Evaluation" Seminar for the Section of Orthopedic Surgery (20 hours): "Introduction to Biomechanics and Manual Medicine" Seminar for Freshman and Sophomore Medical Student Enrichment Elective (4 hours): "Introduction to the Biomechanical Evaluation and Manual Medicine"
1995	Lecture for the University of Arizona Pre-med Club (2 hours): "Introduction to Osteopathic Medicine"
1996	Inservice for University of Arizona Wildcat Athletic Trainers, Coaches, and Physicians (2 hours): “The Biomechanical Evaluation and Performance Enhancement” Inservice for University of Arizona Wildcat Athletic Trainers and Physicians (co-presenter with Jerry Hesch, PT) (4 hours): “Spring Testing of Sacroiliac Joint and Pelvic Motion“

	University of Health Sciences - College of Osteopathic Medicine; Kansas City, Missouri
1996	Lecture to faculty: “Diagnosis of Sacral Dysfunction” Lecture to Undergraduate Academy of Osteopathy: “An Expanded Concept of the Musculoskeletal System - Somatic Dysfunction and the Biomechanical Evaluation”
1996 - 99	Developed and taught lectures (one hour) and labs (two hour) primarily for Osteopathic Principles Practice and Osteopathic Diagnosis and Treatment courses, but also for University personnel, Undergraduate American Academy of Osteopathy members, and Park Lane Medical Center externs and Family Medicine Residents. Workload was approximately 35 presentations for 1996-97, 45 for 1997-98, and 45 for 1998-99. Major topics included:
	Lectures
	Philosophy of Osteopathic Medicine - Systems Theory and Structure / Function Concepts - Musculoskeletal System - an Organ System - Clinical Science and the Art of Medicine
	Principles of General Kinesiology - Basic - Advanced
	Somatic Dysfunction - Basic Concepts - Comprehensive Evaluation
	Spinal Kinesiology
	Gait
	Indications and Contraindications for Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine
	Etiologies of Somatic Dysfunction
	Structural Pathology of the Spine: Orthopedic and Rheumatologic
	General Principles of Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation
	The Cranial / Sacral Mechanism - Rationales - Developmental Anatomy, Physiology, Functional Pathology, Structural Pathology - Clinical Significance
	The Pulmonary System
	Labs
	Spatial Terminology and Bony Landmarks
	Kinesiology - Terminology of Motion - Linkage and Postural Context
	Regional and Multiregional Movement: Available Motion in Multiple Postural Contexts
	Analysis of Movement Patterns: Symmetry and Proportionality
	Advanced Musculoskeletal Clinical Evaluation - Neuromuscular Regulation - Staging Evaluation and Care - Exercise Prescription
	Short Lower Extremity Syndrome
	Cervical Spine: Diagnosis, High Velocity Low Amplitude, and Muscle Energy
	Sacrum and Pelvis: Diagnosis and High Velocity Low Amplitude
	Lumbar Spine: Diagnosis and High Velocity Low Amplitude
	Advanced Evaluation of the Thoraco-lumbar Spine and Rib Cage
	Active Motion of the Cranial / Sacral Mechanism - The Rhythmic Impulse - The Flexion and Extension Phases
	Passive Motion of the Cranium - The Unpaired Midline Bones - The Paired Bones
	Course Materials & Administration
	Each presentation was accompanied by an extensive outline. Major foci included the development of a 33 page lab manual on cranial manipulation and a 155 page lab manual on the biomechanical evaluation.
	Mentor / evaluator for all freshman Osteopathic Principles and Practice and sophomore Osteopathic Diagnosis and Treatment labs and practical exams
	Preparation of written examination questions on all lectures given
	Clinical Instruction
	Case presentations and follow-up presentations for Osteopathic Principles and Practice
	Clinical mentor of Osteopathic Principles and Practice Departmental Fellows, pre-clinical students, and externs
1997	Wrote major revision of syllabus for Osteopathic Principles and Practice course Health Track mentor
1997 - 99	Central role in organizing new Osteopathic Principles and Practice departmental curriculum for entire two year cycle Course coordinator for sophomore course - “Osteopathic Diagnosis and Treatment”
1998	Invited presenter University of Health Sciences Research Day Lecture: "Realtime Ultrasonographic Evaluation of Sacroiliac Joint Motion" Lecture: "The Sternal Displacement Meter"
1998 - 99	Weekly Undergraduate American Academy of Osteopathy review sessions
1999	Pediatrics Club and Undergraduate Academy of Osteopathy (12 hours): "Robert Fulford, DO and Cranial Manipulation"
2000	Sports Medicine Club (2 hours): "OMT for the Athletic Population" Undergraduate Academy of Osteopathy (10 hours): "Restorative Care of Chronic Musculoskeletal Pain Syndromes"
2001 2002	Undergraduate Academy of Osteopathy (40 hours - each year): "Comprehensive Biomechanical Diagnostics and Restorative Care of Chronic Musculoskeletal Pain Syndromes"
2002	Undergraduate Academy of Osteopathy (12 hours) "Cranial Manipulation"
2005	Undergraduate Academy of Osteopathy (1.5 hours) "Somatic Dysfunction"
2008	Undergraduate Academy of Osteopathy (1.5 hours) "Somatic Dysfunction"
Nova Southeastern University College of Osteopathic Medicine; Fort Lauderdale, Florida
2002	*Labs: "New Concepts of Motion Palpation and Interpretation"* (4 labs ~ 90 minutes each)**
2004	Lecture: "Motion Testing and Proportionality" (1 hour)
University of Kansas College of Medicine; Kansas City, Kansas
2003	Regular attendance Spine Surgery conferences
2008	Kansas University College of Medicine, Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Lecture and Lab: "Functional Pathology of the Musculoskeletal System" [5 hours]