Harvard Medical School/Harvard School of Dental Medicine Format for the Curriculum Vitae

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1 Date Prepared: September 3, 2018 Harvard Medical School/Harvard School of Dental Medicine Format for the Curriculum Vitae Name: Sheila Borboli-Gerogiannis, MD, FACS Education 1996 MD Medicine National and Kapodistrian University of Athens Postdoctoral Training 6/1998-6/1999 7/1999-7/2002 7/2002-7/2003 4/2014 Internship Medicine Albert Einstein Medical Center, Philadelphia, PA Residency Ophthalmology Massachusetts Eye & Ear Infirmary, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA Fellowship Cornea and External Disease LSU Eye Center, New Orleans, LA Attendee HMS Leadership Development for Physicians and Scientists Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA Faculty Academic Appointments Assistant Professor Ophthalmology Tulane University 2008 Instructor Ophthalmology Louisiana State University Instructor Ophthalmology Harvard Medical School 1

2 Appointments at Hospitals/Affiliated Institutions 3/2003-1/2004-8/2005 1/2004-1/2004-2/2008 4/2005-1/2006-6/008 7/ /2006-4/2008-9/ /2008-4/2009- Staff Department of Surgery Medical Center of Louisiana at New Orleans Staff Department of Surgery Hancock Medical Center Active staff Surgery Gulfport Outpatient Surgical Center Active Staff Department of Surgery Memorial Hospital at Gulfport Fee basis physician Department of Surgery VA Gulf Coast Veterans Hospital Staff Surgery Mississippi Eye Surgery Center Active Staff Ophthalmology Biloxi Regional Medical Center Active Staff Ophthalmology Ocean Springs Hospital Staff Ophthalmology Ocshner Baptist Medical Center Assistant in Department of Ophthalmology Massachusetts Eye & Ear Ophthalmology, Active Infirmary staff Clinical Associate Surgery Service Massachusetts General Associate Surgeon to the Affiliate Staff Department of Surgery Hospital Brigham and Women s Hospital Major Administrative Leadership Positions Local Coordinator of Ophthalmology Consultation Service Brigham and Women s Hospital 3/2013- Curriculum Advisor for Comprehensive Ophthalmology Service MEEI 3/2011- Cataract Database Coordinator- MEEI 12/ /2016 President of the Eye Staff, President Elect of the Medical Staff, MEEI 6/2016- Co-director, Annual Intensive Cataract Surgery Training Course for 2 nd year Residents, MEEI 2

3 1/ /2017 President of the Medical Staff, MEEI Committee Service Local 3/2009-6/2009 1/2014- Surgical and Laser Center Scheduling Improvement Team Human Studies Committee 6/2014-1/ /2017 Eye Utilization Review Committee Credentialing Committee 1/2014-7/1/2018- MEEI/ BWH Steering Committee Mass. Eye & Ear Board of Surgeon for Ophthalmology / Brigham and Women s Hospital Professional Societies Massachusetts Medical Society American Academy of Ophthalmology American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery American College of Surgeons New England Ophthalmologic Society Member Active Fellow Member Fellow Member Funding Information Past funding 5/23/2011-9/22/2011 Virtual Cataract Surgery Training Supplement, Source DOD/TATRC, PI: John Loewenstein, MD, Grant Number: W81XWH

4 Unfunded Projects 3/2011-7/2010-5/2011 7/2009-7/2017 5/2017 Development of cataract surgery database for the Comprehensive Ophthalmology Service of the Supervision of the data collection and entry in a pre-existing database Mass Eye & Ear Cataract Mentor, computer program for teaching cataract surgery Contribution to content development Development of database of Ophthalmology consultations performed at the Brigham and Women s Hospital Development of Guidelines for Management of Eye Problems for the BWH Emergency Department Report of Local Teaching and Training Teaching of Students in Courses Patient-Doctor II 2 nd year Medical and Dental School students Harvard Medical School 2.5 hours per year 11/ nd year Surgery Selective Harvard Medical School 20 hours per year Formal Teaching of Residents, Clinical Fellows and Research Fellows (post-docs) 6/2010- MEEI HMS Cataract Surgery Course for 2 nd Year Residents 2 nd year residents from US residency programs Wet lab preceptor Annual course (6 hours per year) 10/2010, 10/2011, 11/2013, 8/2015 Ophthalmology Lecture Series: Preoperative evaluation for Cataract Surgery Ophthalmology Residents- MEEI 1 hour lecture 1/2015, 2/2015 Ambulatory Conferences: Fundoscopy session 4 Brigham and Women s Hospital Two lectures and practice sessions

5 2011- Internal Medicine BWH residents Harvard Ophthalmology Core Surgical Preceptor 1 st and 2 nd year MEEI Ophthalmology residents 2/2015 Molecular Basis of Eye Disease: Lens/Cataract (3 hours total) MEEI Core preceptor (12 hours per year) Schepens Eye Research Institute (1 hour ation) 2/2016 3/2017 Molecular Basis of Eye Disease: Lens/Cataract Molecular Basis of Eye Disease: Lens/Cataract Schepens Eye Research Institute (1 hour ation) Schepens Eye Research Institute (1 hour ation) 3/2018 Molecular Basis of Eye Disease: Lens/Cataract Schepens Eye Research Institute (1 hour ation) Clinical Supervisory and Training Responsibilities /2009- Clinical supervision of 4 th year medical students, Massachusetts Eye & Ear Infirmary (OP-501) Clinical supervision and surgical training of 2 nd year Ophthalmology Residents, Rotation duration: 1 month 80 hours per month, 2-9 months per year Continuous rotation of 2 nd year MEEI Ophthalmology residents 80 hours per month, 12 months per year 7/2009-6/2017 Supervision of residents and fellows performing Ophthalmology consultations MEEI ophthalmology residents and Joslin Diabetes Center fellows 2 days per week 5

6 Local Invited Presentations None of the ations below were sponsored by outside entities 6/2010 Ocular findings after hematopoietic stem cell transplantation 2010 Update on Ophthalmology, Harvard Medical School Department of Ophthalmology, 12/2010 Common causes for ophthalmological referrals BWH Primary Care 5/2016 Suturing 12 th Annual Intensive Cataract Surgical Training Course for Second Year Residents, Report of Regional, National and International Invited Teaching and Presentations None of the ations below were sponsored by outside entities National 3/2011 Advanced Phacoemulsification Skills Transfer Course/ Co-instructor ASCRS 2011Annual Symposium and Congress, San Diego, CA 6/2016 Management of the Traumatic Cataract New England Ophthalmologic Society, Boston, MA Current Licensure and Certification 2002 Louisiana Medical License 2003 Mississippi Medical License 2008 Massachusetts Medical License 2004 American Board of Ophthalmology Practice Activities 1/2004- General Ophthalmology Koskan Eye Clinic, Bay St. 6 Full time

7 8/2005 Louis, MS 12/2005-8/2007 General Ophthalmology The Center for Eye Care, Biloxi, MS 8/2007- General Ophthalmology VA Gulf Coast Veterans Hospital 9/2008- Comprehensive Massachusetts Eye & Ear Ophthalmology Clinic Infirmary 7/ /2012 9/2008-7/2009-6/2017 Comprehensive Ophthalmology Clinic Outpatient ophthalmic surgery Supervision of Ophthalmology Consultation Service Mass. Eye & Ear at One Joslin Place Massachusetts Eye & Ear Infirmary Brigham and Women s Hospital 3 days a week 3 days a week 3-6 sessions per week (currently 5 sessions per week) 10 sessions per month Approximately 25 procedures per month 2 days per week Report of Education of Patients and Service to the Community Activities 7/2011 Camp Harbor View; Participation in Vision screening for children aged from Boston schools 10/2011 Cataracts and Baby Boomers : ation to the community, Boomers and Seniors Expo, Seaport World Trade Center, October 30, 2011 Report of Scholarship Publications Peer reviewed publications in print or other media Borboli S, Colby K. Mechanisms of disease: Fuchs endothelial dystrophy. Ophthalmol Clin N Am, 2002; 15: Borboli S, Afshari NA, Watkins L, Foster CS. Presumed oculoglandular syndrome from Bartonella Quintana. Ocul Immunol Inflamm, 2007; 15(1): 41-3 Huynh N, Chang H, Borboli-Gerogiannis S. Ocular Involvement in Hospitalized Patients with Candidemia: Analysis at a Boston Tertiary Care Center. 7

8 Ocular Immunology & Inflammation, 2012; 20(2): AZ Jiwani, DJ. Rhee, SC Brauner, MF Gardiner, TC Chen, LQ Shen, SH Chen, CL Grosskreutz, KK Chang, CE Kloek, SH Greenstein, S Borboli-Gerogiannis, DL Pasquale, S Chaudry, S Loomis, JL Wiggs, LR Pasquale, AV Turalba. Effects of caffeinated coffee consumption on intraocular pressure, ocualr perfusion pressure and ocular pulse amplitude: A rendomized controlled trial. Eye 2012 (26): Patel MM, Jakobiec FA, Zakka FR, Du R, Annino DJ, Borboli-Gerogiannis S, Daniels AB. Intraorbital metastasis from solitary fibrous tumor. Ophthal Plast Reconstr Surg May-Jun; 29(3): e76-9 Simon SS, Chee YE, Haddadin RI, Veldman PB, Borboli-Gerogiannis S, Brauner SC, Chang KK, Chen SH, Gardiner MF, Greenstein SH, Kloek CE, Chen TC. Achieving target refraction after cataract surgery. Ophthalmology Feb;121(2): Kloek CE, Borboli-Gerogiannis S, Chang K, Kuperwaser M, Newman LR, Lane AM, Loewenstein JI. A broadly applicable surgical teaching method: evaluation of a stepwise introduction to cataract surgery. J Surg Educ Mar-Apr;71(2): Pasquale LR, Jiwani AZ, Zehavi-Dorin T, Majd A, Rhee DJ, Chen T, Turalba A, Shen L, Brauner S, Grosskreutz C, Gardiner M, Chen S, Borboli-Gerogiannis S, Greenstein SH, Chang K, Ritch R, Loomis S, Kang JH, Wiggs JL, Levkovitch-Verbin H. Solar Exposure and Residential Geographic History in Relation to Exfoliation Syndrome in the United States and Israel JAMA Ophthalmol Dec;132(12): Finn AP, Borboli-Gerogiannis S, Brauner S, Peggy Chang HY, Chen S, Gardiner M, Greenstein SH, Kloek C, Miller JW, Chen TC. Assessing Resident Cataract Surgery Outcomes Using Medicare Physician Quality Reporting System Measures. J Surg Educ Sep-Oct;73(5):774-9 Borkar DS, Moustafa GA, Eton EA, Koulisis N, Kloek CE; Perioperative Care for Intraocular Lens Study Group. Incidence of unexpected peripheral retinal findings on dilated examination 1 month after cataract surgery: Results in the Perioperative Care for Intraocular Lens Study. J Cataract Refract Surg Jun; 44(6): Borboli-Gerogiannis S, Jeng-Miller KW, Koulisis N, Moustafa GA, Chang KK, Chen SH, Gardiner MF, Greenstein SH, Luo Z, Chen TC, Loewenstein JI, Miller JW, Haviland MJ, Kloek CE. Acomprehensive Surgical Curriculum Reduced Intraoperative Complication Rates of Resident-performed Cataract Surgeries. J Surg Educ Aug 18. pii: S (18) doi: /j.jsurg [Epub ahead of print] 8

9 Non-peer reviewed scientific or medical publications/materials in print or other media Cataract tips from the teachers: EyeWorld, September 2011, Vol 16(9), Abstracts, Poster Presentations and Exhibits Presented at Professional Meetings None of the ations below were sponsored by outside entities Han-Ying Peggy Chang, Nancy Huynh, Sheila Borboli-Gerogiannis. Ophthalmic diagnoses for painless change in vision amongst inpatient consults. ARVO 2011, poster ation Nancy Huynh, Han-Ying Peggy Chang, Sheila Borboli-Gerogiannis. Ophthalmology inpatient consultations for patients with acute and chronic leukemia at a Boston Tertiary Care Hospital. ARVO 2012, poster ation. Han-Ying Peggy Chang, Nancy Huynh, Sheila Borboli-Gerogiannis. Eye injuries associated with orbital or periorbital trauma. ARVO 2012, poster ation. Sheila Borboli-Gerogiannis, Shira Simon, Sherleen Chen, Teresa Chen. Refractive Outcomes after Cataract Surgery at an Academic Institution. ASCRS 2013, poster ation 9

10 Narrative report I am an ophthalmologist at the Massachusetts Eye and Ear (MEE). I completed my residency in Ophthalmology at MEE and a fellowship in Cornea and External Diseases at Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center. I joined the faculty at MEE in I practice general Ophthalmology with a special interest in cataract, corneal and external diseases. I maintain a busy clinical and surgical practice, managing routine and complex cataract and other anterior segment conditions, at MEE s Longwood Medical Area office as well as the main MEE campus. I strive to provide quality patient care in an ethical and evidence-based manner using state of the art technology. I also serve as the Coordinator of the Ophthalmology Consult Service at the Brigham and Women s Hospital Emergency Department and inpatient wards. In that role, I oversee the smooth function of the service, ensure that appropriate and timely patient care is provided, and facilitate communication between BWH and MEE providers. In addition to my clinical responsibilities, I am heavily involved with the MEE Ophthalmology residents and HMS students education in several capacities. I serve as the Comprehensive Ophthalmology Service (COS) curriculum advisor for the residency program. In that role, I review and revise the Goals and Objectives for the COS rotation and the Cataract Morbidity and Mortality conference. I coordinate the COS lectures for the resident lecture series. I am a preceptor for a second year residency rotation, introducing the residents to cataract surgery in a stepwise fashion. I am also one of the core Wet Lab preceptors for MEE. Throughout the year, I am routinely assigned a medical student who spends a 4-week elective rotation at MEE (approximately 9 students a year). I enjoy my role as an educator and derive special satisfaction from it. In 2014, I was awarded the Surgical Teacher of the Year award by our residents. I have been a faculty member of the HMS Cataract Surgery Course for 2 nd Year Residents since In 2016, I was appointed as one of the Co-directors. This course is an intensive, 2-day surgical training course providing lectures and wet lab sessions, designed to teach the essentials of cataract surgery to ophthalmology residents from across the country. It has been running for 14 years, and it attracts over 40 faculty and 120 residents per year. In addition to my clinical and teaching responsibilities, I have also been involved in the coordination of the MEE cataract surgery database, facilitating communication between the data entry staff and the COS surgeons, revising the data collection process and reviewing the data analysis and result publication for COS. This database serves as a source for various quality and outcomes projects and publications. In addition, I also serve as a member of MEE s Human Studies Committee and Utilization Review Committee. I served as President of the Eye Medical Staff from 1/2016 to 12/2016 and as President of the Medical Staff from 1/201 to 12/2018 for MEE. In 2018, I was appointed to the MEE Board of Surgeons. On a daily basis, I find my clinical practice extremely rewarding and enjoy the core of my specialty: examining the eye, diagnosing and treating eye disease. At the same time, having the opportunity to introduce medical students to our field, and to teach a group of extremely talented and hard-working residents is a privilege and a responsibility that I take very seriously. 10

CHRISTIAN E. SONG, M.D.

CHRISTIAN E. SONG, M.D. EDUCATION Dates Degree Field Institution 9/2000 5/2004 B.A. Biology, with Honors (Major) New York University Philosophy (Minor) New York, NY 8/2004 5/2008 M.D. Medicine New York