James H. Moak, MD
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James Moak, MD
Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine |
Education:
- B.A. History, Yale University (1989)
- M.D. University of Mississippi (1999)
- Residency, Emergency Medicine, Alameda County Medical Center, Oakland, Ca (2003)
Clinical and Research Interests:
- Resident and medical student education
- Diagnostic emergency ultrasound
- Ultrasound-guided vascular access
- Ultrasound-guided regional anesthesia
- Radiation exposure from diagnostic imaging
Personal Interests:
- Reading (Garcia-Marquez, Faulkner, Austin)
- Foreign languages (Spanish, French, Mandarin Chinese)
- Music (Elvis, Al Green, Gypsy Kings)
- Sports (football, basketball, baseball)
- Television with my kids (Dora, Scooby Doo, Magic School Bus)
Most Recent Publications:
- Moak JH, Gaspari R, Raio C, Lindsell C. Motivations, job procurement, and job satisfaction among current and former ultrasound fellows. [Abstract] Acad Emer Med 2009; 16(4) S1: s31-32.
- Moak JH, Lyons MS, Wright SW, Lindsell CJ. Needle tip visualization in successful ultrasound-guided internal jugular vein cannulation. [Abstract] Acad Emer Med 2009; 16(4) S1: s30.
- Moak JH, Lindsell CJ, Lyons M. Bedside renal ultrasound and physician judgment compared with computerized tomography in the evaluation of emergency department patients with suspected renal colic. [Abstract] ACEP Scientific Assembly, October, 2008.