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John H. Varga
Curriculum Vitae
I. Personal
A. Work
1. Address TRICARE Management Activity/RITPO,5111
Leesburg Pike, Suite 810, Falls Church, VA 22041-3206
2. Telephone
a. Voice (703) 575-1220
b. Fax (703) 575-6516
3. Email john.varga@tma.osd.mil
4. Web www.tma.osd.mil
B. Home
1. Address 1002 Seaton Lane, Falls Church, VA 22046
2. Telephone
a. Voice (703) 237-1298
b. Fax (703) 237-2480
c. Mobile (703) 283-1500
3. Email ophth@erols.com
or john@varga.org
4. Web www.varga.org
C. Place of Birth Columbus, Ohio
D. Citizenship United States of America
II. Education
A. Upper Arlington High School
1. Address 1650 Ridgeview Rd., Upper Arlington, OH 43221
2. Telephone (614) 486-0621
3. Graduation Date June 1973
4. High School Diploma
5. Achievements and Activities
a. "In The Know" Academic Team Member (TV Quiz Show)
b. Rank 28th in class of 716
c. GPA 3.83 (4.00)
d. National Merit Scholar
6. College Admission Tests
a. ACT
(1) English 29
(2) Math 33
(3) Social Science 33
(4) Natural Science 32
(5) Composite 32
b. SAT
(1) Verbal 660
(2) Math 650
c. SAT Achievement Tests
(1) Math/M2 780
(2) American History 750
(3) Chemistry 720
7. Web - http://www.uaschools.org/uahshme.htm
B. The Ohio State University, College of Biological Sciences
1. Address Columbus, OH 43210
2. Telephone (614) 292-6961
3. Graduation Date June 1977
4. Bachelor of Science in Microbiology
5. Achievements and Activities
a. Phi Eta Sigma
b. Helix
c. Alpha Epsilon Delta
d. Varsity Rifle Team
e. Rifle Club
f. Army ROTC Rifle Team
g. Scholar-Athlete
h. Freshman Honor Scholar
i. Honors Program
j. GPA 3.42
k. Earned Class Hours (Quarter) - 230
6. Medical College Admission Test (1976)
a. Verbal Ability 625
b. Quantitative Ability 725
c. General Information 625
d. Science 725
7. Web - http://www.biosci.ohio-state.edu/
C. The Ohio State University, College of Medicine
1. Address 370 West Ninth Avenue, Columbus, OH 43210
2. Telephone (614) 292-5674
3. Graduation Date June 1981
4. Doctor of Medicine
5. Achievements and Activities
a. Roessler Foundation Research Grant
b. Landacre Society (Medical Research Honor Society)
6. Clinical Rotations
a. Surgery (General, Neurosurgery, Thoracic) 2 months
b. Medicine (Hematology/Oncology, Pulmonary) 2 months
c. Obstetrics/Gynecology 2 months
d. Pediatrics (Endocrine, Infectious Disease) - 2 months
e. Psychiatry - 2 months
f. Ophthalmology - 2 months
g. Otorhinolaryngology 1 month
h. Neurology - 1 month
i. Cardiology - 1 month
j. Pharmacology - 1 month
k. Radiology/Anatomy - 1 month
l. Radiology - 1 month
m. Anesthesiology - 1 month
n. Total Parenteral Nutrition - 1 month
o. Dermatology - 1 month
p. Family Practice - 1 month
7. Web - http://www.med.ohio-state.edu/
D. The George Washington University, School of Public Health and
Health Services
1. Address 2121 Eye Street, NW, Washington, DC 20052
2. Telephone (202) 994-1000
3. Graduation Date - January 2001
4. Master in Health Services Administration (Policy Emphasis)
5. Achievements and Activities
a. ISCOPES Program
6. Web - http://www.gwumc.edu/sphhs/
III. Post-Graduate Training
A. Internship
1. Location Naval Medical Center, 34800 Bob Jones Blvd., San
Diego, CA 92134
2. Dates July 1981 to June 1982
3. Director Noel Dysart, MD
4. Rotations
a. Surgery (3 Months General, 1 Month Trauma)
b. Medicine 2 Months
c. ICU/CCU 1 Month
d. Orthopedics 1 Month
e. Ophthalmology 1 Month
f. Pediatrics 1 Month
g. Emergency Room 1 Month
h. Ambulatory Care 1 Month
5. Web - http://159.71.170.20/index.html
B. Residency Ophthalmology
1. Location National Naval Medical Center, 8901 Wisconsin Avenue
Bethesda, MD 20889
2. Dates July 1983 to July 1986
3. Director Ralph A. Sawyer, MD
4. Faculty David Mazur, MD;
5. Research/Reports
a. Lamellar Keratoplasty for Treatment of Acanthamoeba
Keratitis
b. Spontaneous Improvement of Adult Amblyopia with Contralateral
Cataract: Report of Two Cases
c. Bilateral Papillophlebitis: Case Report
6. Web - http://www.nnmc.med.navy.mil/
C. Fellowship Ophthalmic Pathology
1. Location Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, 6825 16th
Street, NW, Washington, DC 20306-6000
2. Dates July 1990 to June 1991
3. Director Lorenz Zimmerman, MD
4. Faculty Ahmed Hidayat, MD; Charles Specht, MD
5. Research/Reports
a. Immunohistochemical Staining Characteristics of Carcinoid
Metastatic to the Eye and Orbit
b. Adenoid Cystic Carcinoma of the Orbit in Children and
Adolesence
c. Congetnial Cystic Eye with Radiologic and Histopathologic
Correlation: Report of Two Cases
d. Histopathology of Lebers Congeni6tal Amaurosis
e. CHARGE Syndrome Histopathologic Correlation of Retinal
Coloboma
f. Orbito-Cranial Wooden Foreign Body with MRI and
Histopathologic Correlation
g. Retinal Dysplasia Megencephaly Neurovascular and
Cutaneous Telangiectasia
h. Central Corneal Dermoid and Complex Choristoma: Presentation
of Two Cases with Immunohistochemical Correlations
i. Posterior Polymorphous Corneal Dystrophy: Histology, Scanning
and Transmission Electron Microscopy (Case presentation at the
Association of Ophthalmic Alumni, AFIP, June 1991)
6. Web - http://www.afip.org/
D. Fellowship Cornea and External Eye Disease
1. Location Dean McGee Eye Institute/University of Oklahoma, 608
Stanton L. Young Blvd., Oklahoma City, OK 73013
2. Dates July 1991 to June 1992
3. Director J. James Rowsey, Jr., MD
4. Faculty Thomas Wolf, MD, Stanley Muenzler, MD
5. Research/Reports
a. Treatment of Aspergillus Scleritis due to Scleral
Buckle Infection
b. Development of in vitro Sensitivity Testing for Acanthamoeba
sp.
c. Acanthamoeba Keratitis treated with Combined Drug
Therapy, Propamidine, Neomycin and Polyhexamethylene biguanide:
Report of Five Cases
d. Ciprofloxacin Ointment Study for the Treatment of Bacterial
Keratitis and Conjunctivitis
e. Endophthalmitis Vitrectomy Study (EVS)
f. Intraocular and Retinal Toxicity of Poloxamer in New Zealand
White Rabbits
g. Lodoxamide Trial in the Treatment of Vernal Conjunctitivits
h. Q-Switched Holmium and Tholmium Laser Interaction with Animal
and Human Cornea
i. High-Speed Shadowgraphy of Ecimer Laser Excited Shock Wave:
The Effect of Helium on Propogation Velocity
j. Bilateral Keratoendotheliitis Associated with Systemic Lupus
Erythematosus
k. Consecutive Bilateral Keratolysis as a Presenting Sign of
Wegeners Granulomatosis
l. Capnocytophaga Keratitis
6. Web http://www.mei.org http://www.medicine.ouhsc.edu/
IV. Training Courses, Clerkships, Certifications
A. Combat Casualty Care Course
1. Location San Antonio, TX
2. Date February 1982
B. Washington Postgraduate Course in Ophthalmology
1. Location Washington, DC
2. Date July/August 1983
C. Lancaster Postgraduate Course in Ophthalmology
1. Location Waterville, ME
2. Date June/August 1984
D. Armed Forces Institute of Pathology 3 month clerkship
1. Location Washington, DC
2. Date
E. National Eye Institute 3 month clerkship
1. Location Washington, DC
2. Date
F. Tri-service Ocular Trauma Course
1. Location San Francisco, CA
2. Date
G. AFIP Ophthalmic Pathology for the Ophthalmologist
1. Location
2. Date
H. Tri-service Cataract and IOL Implant Course
1. Location Bethesda, MD
2. Date
I. Alcohol Rehabilitation Service Preceptor Course
1. Location Millington, TN
2. Date
J. U.S. Navy Leadership and Management Education and Training
1. Location Millington, TN
2. Date
K. Quality Assurance/Risk Management Symposium
1. Location Bethesda, MD
2. Date
L. Keratorefractive Surgery Course
1. Location Oklahoma City, OK
2. Date
M. Phacoemulsification Course
1. Location -
2. Date
N. A System of Precise Predictable Keratorefractive Surgery
1. Location Dallas, TX
2. Date
O. Basic Life Support, Provider Course
1. Location
2. Date
3. Valid through
P. Advanced Cardiac Life Support, Provider Course
1. Location
2. Date
3. Valid through
Q. Advance Trauma Life Support, Provider Course
1. Location
2. Date
R. Quality Assurance/Risk Management Seminar
1. Location
2. Date
S. Strategic Medical Readiness Course
1. Location Bethesda, MD
2. Date
T. Quality Management/Utilization Management Review Course
1. Location
2. Date
U. TRICARE Conference
1. Location Washington, DC
2. Date - Jan 1997, Feb 1998, Feb 1999, Feb 2000
V. American Association of Health Plans
1. Location
2. Date
W. Excimer Laser/Photorefractive Keratectomy Certification Course
1. Location San Diego, CA
2. Date
X. Pacific Medical Technology Symposium
1. Location Honolulu, HI
2. Date August 1998
Y. American College of Managed Care Medicine
1. Principles I
a. Location
b. Date
2. Principles II
a. Location
b. Date
Z. Software Certifications
1. MS Windows
2. MS Office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Access)
3. MS Outlook
4. MS Front Page
5. MS Project
6. Business Objects
7. Visio
V. Employment
A. Grocery Clerk
1. Company Big Bear Stores Company
2. Position - Clerk
3. Address Columbus, OH
4. Telephone
5. Dates 1971 to 1975
B. Physical Education Instructor
1. Company The Ohio State University
2. Position -
3. Address Columbus, OH
4. Telephone
5. Dates 1973 to 1977
C. Small Animal Technician
1. Company Battelle Memorial Institute
2. Position
3. Address King Avenue, Columbus, OH
4. Telephone
5. Dates 1976 to 1977
D. Commissioned Officer, Active Duty, United States Navy
1. Dates - June 1981 to June 2001
2. See detail in next heading
E. Medical Director
1. Company - 3M Health Information Systems
2. Position - Physician Executive
3. Address - 5205 Leesburg Pike, Falls Church, VA 22041
4. Telephone
5. Supervisor - Stuart Baker
6. Dates - 2001 to 2003
F. Physician Consultant
1. Company - Cerner Corporation
2. Position - Physician Executive
3. Address - 2800 Rockcreek Prkwy, Kansas City, MO 64117
4. Telephone
5. Supervisor - Jeff Rose, MD
6. Dates - 2002 to 2003
G. Division Head/Team Leader
1. Company - Tricare Management Activity, Department of
Defense,Office of Assistant Secretary of Defense
2. Position - Department Head
3. Address -
4. Telephone -
5. Supervisor - Ben Long
6. Dates - 2003 to Present
VI. Military
A. Clerkships Active Duty for Training
1. NRMC Oakland
a. Endocrine/Research Hemoglobin A1C in rats
b. Jan/Feb 1979
2. NNMC Bethesda
a. Neurology Clinic and Ward
b. Dec 1979
3. NRMC Portsmouth
a. Ophthalmology Clinic
b. Feb 1981
B. NRMC San Diego
1. Position Intern
2. Dates: 1981-1982
3. Address
4. Telephone
5. Achievements/Awards
6. Web - http://159.71.170.20/index.html
C. USS Belleau Wood
1. Position Medical Officer
2. Dates: 1982-1983
3. Address
4. Telephone
5. Achievements/Awards
6. Web
D. NNMC Bethesda
1. Position Resident
2. Dates: 1983-1986
3. Address
4. Telephone
5. Achievements/Awards
6. Web - http://www.nnmc.med.navy.mil/
E. NH Millington
1. Position Chief of Ophthalmology
2. Dates: 1986-1988
3. Address
4. Telephone
5. Achievements/Awards
6. Web
F. USNH Italy
1. Position Chief of Ophthalmology/Quality Improvement Advisor
2. Dates: 1988-1990
3. Address
4. Telephone
5. Achievements/Awards
6. Web
G. AFIP
1. Position Fellow, Ophthalmic Pathology
2. Dates: 1990-1991
3. Address
4. Telephone
5. Achievements/Awards
6. Web - http://www.afip.org/
H. NROTC, Univ of OK
1. Position Fellow, Cornea and External Eye Disease
2. Dates: 1991-1992
3. Address
4. Telephone
5. Achievements/Awards
6. Web -
I. NH Charleston
1. Position Assistant Chief of Ophthalmology/Performance
Improvement Physician Advisor
2. Dates: 1992-1995
3. Address
4. Telephone
5. Achievements/Awards
6. Web
J. Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, Department of the Navy
1. Position Deputy Director, Physical Qualifications and Review
2. Dates: 1995-1997
3. Address 2300 E Street, NW, MED 25, Washington, DC 20372-5300
4. Telephone (202)
5. Achievements/Awards
6. Web - http://navymedicine.med.navy.mil/
K. Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Health Affairs
1. Position Senior Health Policy Analyst
2. Dates: 1997-1998
3. Address Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for
Health Affairs, Pentagon, Washington, DC
4. Telephone (703) 697-2111
5. Achievements/Awards
6. Web - http://www.tricare.osd.mil/org/haorgpg.html
L. TMA
1. Position
a. TRICARE Medical Director performs duties as required as
Medical Director, including approval of TRICARE Policy Manual
changes, recommending exceptions to policy, advising appeal and
hearings division and acts as final authority on medical
necessity/benefits coverage issues. Functional corporate Medical
Director for 8.4 million covered lives. Reporting authority for 24
regional Medical Directors (military and contract civilian)
throughout the enterprise.
b. Director, Financial Analysis and Integration - Conducts
complex program analysis and develops financial management
recommendations for the Executive Director, TRICARE Management
Activity (TMA). Directs the development and integration of
Resource Models for the Defense Health Program (DHP) in support of
Planning, Programming, and Budgeting System (PPBS). Directs
managers of the financial implications of the Managed Care Support
Contracts. Directs the program managers for the Medical Expense
and Performance Reporting System (MEPRS) and the Uniform Business
Office (UBO). Represents Resource Management interests on
Information Management/Information Technology policy and
prioritization boards. Formulates division fiscal year budgets,
manages multi-million dollar support contracts, allocates
personnel and travel resources. Directs the development of managed
care financing methodologies for the Military Health System (MHS)
to include allocation based on capitation. These methodologies are
used to develop the DHP, Program Objective Memorandum (POM) and
the budget. They are also utilized to determine funding
distribution to the DHP components (i.e., Army, Navy, Air Force,
TMA).
2. Dates: 1998-2001
3. Address 5111 Leesburg Pike, Suite 810, Falls Church, VA
22041-3206
4. Telephone (703) 681-1730
5. Achievements/Awards
6. Web - http://www.tricare.osd.mil/org/tmaorgpg.html
VII. Board Memberships, Qualifications, Examinations
A. National Board of Medical Examiners
1. Designation - Diplomate
2. Date July 1982
3. Number - 244692
4. Scores
a. Part I 530
b. Part II 570
c. Part III 500
B. Federal Licensure Examination
1. Designation - Passed
2. Date June 1981
3. Number - 550523004
4. Scores
a. Day 1 80.85
b. Day 2 81.00
c. Day 3 82.13
d. Weighted 81.00
C. Ophthalmic Knowledge Assessment Program (OKAP)
1. Dates 1984-1986
2. Scores
a. First Year 75 percentile
b. Second Year 99 percentile
c. Third Year 81 percentile
D. American Board of Ophthalmology
1. Designation - Diplomate
2. Date April 1987 (Written), October 1987 (Oral)
3. Number - 17189
4. Scores 83 percentile
E. American Board of QA & UR Physicians
1. Designation - Diplomate
2. Date November 1995
3. Number - 45622
F. Healthcare Quality Certification Board
1. Designation Certified Professional in Healthcare Quality
2. Date November 1998
3. Number - 8944
G. American Board of Managed Care Medicine
1. Designation - Diplomate
2. Date July 1999
H. American College of Healthcare Executives
1. Designation - Diplomate
2. Date December 1999
3. Number - 653955
I. AMA Medical Education Number - 03840812498
VIII. Medical Staff Appointments
A. Naval Hospital, Millington, TN
1. Address
2. Telephone
3. Email
4. Web
5. Dates
B. U.S. Naval Hospital, Naples, Italy
1. Address
2. Telephone
3. Email
4. Web
5. Dates
C. National Naval Medical Center, Bethesda, MD
1. Address
2. Telephone
3. Email
4. Web
5. Dates
D. Presbyterian Hospital, Oklahoma City, OK
1. Address
2. Telephone
3. Email
4. Web
5. Dates
E. Veterans Administration Hospital, Oklahoma City, OK
1. Address
2. Telephone
3. Email
4. Web
5. Dates
F. Tinker Air Force Base Hospital, Oklahoma City, OK
1. Address
2. Telephone
3. Email
4. Web
5. Dates
G. Naval Hospital, Charleston, SC
1. Address
2. Telephone
3. Email
4. Web
5. Dates
H. National Naval Medical Center, Bethesda, MD
1. Address
2. Telephone
3. Email
4. Web
5. Dates
I. Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Washington, DC
1. Address
2. Telephone
3. Email
4. Web
5. Dates
J. Elizabeth Taylor Medical Center, Whitman Walker Clinic, Washington, DC
1. Address
2. Telephone
3. Email
4. Web
5. Dates
K. Anthony Dilorenzo Army/TRICARE Medical Clinic, Washington, DC
1. Address
2. Telephone
3. Email
4. Web
5. Dates
IX. Faculty Appointments
A. Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
1. Address
2. Telephone
3. Appointments
a. Instructor
b. Clinical Assistant Professor
c. Adjunct Associate Professor
4. Web
B. Medical University of South Carolina
1. Address
2. Telephone
3. Appointments
a. Instructor
b. Clinical Assistant Professor
4. Web
C. Volunteer Faculty, Orbis International
X. Medical Licenses
A. Ohio
1. Number 45646
2. Date Issued August 1981
3. Valid through Inactive
B. Florida
1. Number 41115
2. Date Issued October 1982
3. Valid through January 2002
C. California
1. Number GFE48405
2. Date Issued July 1982
3. Valid through May 2002
D. Maryland
1. Number D29324
2. Date Issued May 1983
3. Valid through Inactive
E. Tennessee
1. Number MD16987
2. Date Issued April 1986
3. Valid through Inactive
F. Oklahoma
1. Number 17772
2. Date Issued July 1991
3. Valid through Inactive
G. South Carolina
1. Number 16032
2. Date Issued June 1992
3. Valid through Inactive
H. Virginia
1. Number 0101053550
2. Date Issued February 1996
3. Valid through May 2002
I. District of Columbia
1. Number MD31450
2. Date Issued March 1999
3. Valid through December 2000
J. DEA
1. Number BV6555455
2. Date Issued October 1999
3. Valid through May 2002
K. Medicare UPIN A98946
XI. Professional Memberships
A. American Medical Association
1. Level - Member
2. Number
3. Status Active
4. Web http://www.ama-assn.org/
B. American Academy Ophthalmology
1. Level - Fellow
2. Number - 035929
3. Status Active
4. Web http://www.eyenet.org/
C. American College of Surgeons
1. Level - Fellow
2. Number 3013090-5
3. Status Active
4. Web http://www.facs.org
D. American College of Physician Executives
1. Level - Member
2. Number - 200728
3. Status
4. Web http://www.acpe.org/
E. American College of Healthcare Executives
1. Level - Diplomate
2. Number - 653955
3. Status Active
4. Web http://www.ache.org/
F. American College of Managed Care Medicine
1. Level - Diplomate
2. Number
3. Status Active
4. Web - http://www.acmcm.org/
G. National Association for Healthcare Quality
1. Level Certified Professional
2. Number
3. Status
4. Web - http://www.nahq.org/
H. American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgeons
1. Level
2. Number
3. Status
4. Web - http://www.ascrs.org/
I. Association of Military Surgeons of the United States
1. Level Member/Journal Reviewer
2. Number - 5452
3. Status - Active
4. Web http://www.amsus.org/
J. Society of Military Ophthalmologists
1. Level
2. Number
3. Status
K. Contact Lens Association of Ophthalmology
1. Level
2. Number
3. Status - Inactive
4. Web - http://www.clao.org/
L. Ocular Microbiology and Immunology Group
1. Level
2. Number
3. Status
M. Castroviejo Cornea Society
1. Level
2. Number
3. Status
N. American Association of Ophthalmic Pathologists
1. Level - Member
2. Number
3. Status
O. Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology
1. Level
2. Number
3. Status
4. Web
P. Royal Society of Medicine
1. Level - Fellow
2. Number
3. Status
4. Web - http://www.roysocmed.ac.uk/
XII. Social and Community Memberships
A. National Geographic Society
B. National Rifle Association
C. Ohio State University Alumni
D. Ohio State University Medical Alumni
E. Ohio State University Varsity Alumni
F. Ohio State University Presidents Club
G. Ohio State University Order of Hippocrates
H. American Mensa
I. The Army and Navy Club
J. Army Navy Country Club
1. Board of Governors
2. Golf and Green Committee
K. Glebe Commons Homeowners Association
XIII. Bibliography
A. Publications
1. Specht, C.S., Varga, J.H., Jalali, M.M., Epstein, J.P. "Orbitocranial
Wooden Foreign Body Diagnosed by Magnetic Resonance Imaging. Dry Wood
can be Isodense with Air and Orbital Fat by Computed Tomography." Survey
of Ophthalmology, 36(5):341-344, 1992.
2. Varga, J.H., Wolf, T.C., Jensen, H.G. "Use of Swabs for
Corneal Cultures". Ophthalmology 99(9):1346, 1992.
3. Varga, J.H., Wolf, T.C., Jensen, H.G., Parmley, V.C., Rowsey, J.J.
"Combined Treatment of Acanthamoeba Keratitis with Neomycin,
Propamidine, and Polyhexamethylene Biguanide". American Journal
of Ophthalmology 115(4):466-470, 1993.
4. Varga, J.H., Wolf, T.C. "Bilateral Transient
Keratoendotheliitis due to Systemic Lupus Erythematosus". Annals
of Ophthalmology 25(6):222-3, 1993.
5. Varga, J.H. "Radial Keratotomy in Active Duty Military
Personnel". Military Medicine 159(3):A5, 1994.
6. Varga, J.H. "Vision and Shooting". Shooting Sports
USA, April 1995.
7. Varga, J.H., Rubinfeld, R., Wolf, T.C., Stutzman, R., Peele, K.,
Clifford, W., Madigan, W. "Tetracaine Abuse Ring Keratitis: Report
of Four Cases". Cornea July 1997.
B. Poster Presentations
1. Varga, J.H.; Jensen, H.G.; Wilton, S.R.; Krueger, R.R.; Parmley,
V.C.: Wolf, T.C.; Rowsey, J.J. "Medical treatment of Acanthamoeba
keratitis with combined therapy: neomycin, propamidine and
polyhexamethylene biguanide", Association for Research in Vision
and Ophthalmology, May 1992.
2. Krueger, R.R.; Krasinski, J.S.; Radzewicz, C.; Stonecipher, K.G..;
Varga, J.H.; Wolf, T.C.; Rowsey, J.J. "High speed shadowgraphy of
excimer excited shock wave: the effect of helium on propagation
velocity", Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology -
may 92
3. Nguyen, H.; Stonecipher, K.G.; Krueger, R.R.; Varga, J.H.; Powell,
R.C.: Krasinski, J.; Fowler, W.C.; Nordquist, R.E. "An analysis of
refractive surgery with the excimer laser, holmium:yag laser, and
picosecond nd:yag laser by electron and light microscopy",
Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology - May 92
4. Parmley, V.C.; Varga, J.H.; et al. "Gram negative endotoxin
monoclonal antibody as an adjunct to treating gram negative
endophthalmitis in the rabbit: study of safety in the normal eye",
Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology - May 93
5. Parmley, V.C.; Varga, J.H.; et al. "Gram negative endotoxin
monoclonal antibody as an adjunct to treating gram negative
endophthalmitis in the rabbit", Association for Research in Vision
and Ophthalmology - May 94.
6. Varga, J.H.; et al. "Development of a Staff Survey Instrument
Assessment of Continuing Education needs at Whitman Walker
Clinic", ISCOPES Project, GWU - Dec 98, Apr 99
C. Case Presentations
1. "Bilateral Papillophlebitis", Washington Hospital
Center, Washington, 1984.
2. "Posterior Polymorphous Dystrophy of Schlicting",
Association of Ophthalmic Alumni of the AFIP, 1991.
3. "Acanthamoeba Keratitis: A Retrospective Review of
Nineteen Cases", Oklahoma City, 1992.
4. "Combined Therapy for Acanthamoeba Keratitis with
Neomycin, Propamidine, and Polyhexamethylene biguanide", Oklahoma
City, 1992
5. "Tetracaine Anesthetic Abuse Masquerading as Acanthamoeba
Keratitis", Ocular Microbiology and Immunology Group Meeting,
Chicago, 1993.
D. Lectures
1. "Ophthalmology in General Medicine", Lectures to Medical
Staff at Naval Hospitals in Memphis, Naples, Okinawa, and Charleston,
1986-1995.
2. "Corneal Dystrophys and Anterior Segment Pathology",
Lectures to Ophthalmology Resident at University of Oklahoma and Medical
University of South Carolina, 1992-1995.
3. "The Eye Exam Physical Assessment", Lecture to
Nursing Staff, Naval Hospital, Charleston, 1992.
4. "Contact Lens Problems in Primary Care", Lecture to
Medical Staff, Naval Hospital, Charleston, 1993.
5. "Refractive Surgery Update", Lectures to Medical Staff,
Naval Hospital, Charleston, 1992-1995.
6. "Ophthalmology in General Military Medicine", Invited
Lectureship at the Annual Meeting of the Association of Military
Surgeons of the United States, Orlando, 1994.
7. Instructor for Continuing Education courses at the Annual Meeting
of the Joint Commission on Allied Health Personnel in Ophthalmology, on
the following topics, 1994-1995:
a. "Choroidal Melanoma and Pigmented Tumors of the Eye"
b. "Retinoblastoma and other Tumors of the Eye and Ocular
Adnexa"
8. "Utilization Management and Quality Management for the
Clinician", Lectures to numerous Medical Staff and military medical
conferences, 1993-Present
9. "Enrollment-based Capitation Current Status in the
Military Health System", Invited Lecture at TRICARE Central
Regional Conference, Las Vegas, 1999.
10. "Basic Ophthalmology and Ocular Emergencies", Lectures
to Physician Assistant Students, George Washington University,
Washington, 1999-Present.
11. Faculty lecturer at Principles of Managed Care I, American
College of Managed Care Medicine, on the following topics, 1999-Present:
a. "New Demands of Public and Private Purchasers"
b. "Becoming a Physician Leader"
12. "Utilization and Outcomes Management", Lecture to MPH
Students at Uniformed Services University, Bethesda, 1999.
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