Kelly Davidson

Expertise in personally performing anesthetic for general, gynecological, orthopedic, ENT, OB, plastics, and vascular procedures tailored to each patient in current position. Experience caring for patients with a multitude of comorbidities during residency training in a variety of complex cases at a level 1 trauma center. Recently achieved board certification and in good standing with the state licensing board. Strong documentation and problem-solving skills.

3rd Place Prize American Associates of Clinical Endocrinologists 17th Annual Meeting Symposium Poster Competition 2015

Health Professions Scholarship Program USAF 2012

Magna Cum Laude 2012

Undergraduate Research and Independent Project Support Grant 2011

Louisiana, 312922, 11/30/2021-11/30/2022

Florida, ME 155854 12/30/2023-01/31/2026

DEA Number, Florida FD1326190 4/4/2022-06/25/2025

AMA Member 2012-present

ACP member 2012-present

ASA member 2017-present

Board Certified Anesthesiologist 2021-present

ACLS - current

BLS - current

PALS - current

LSU Pediatric Grand Rounds/M&M May 2020

• Post-operative rhabdomyolysis in a teenager after prolonged ACL repair- Case Presentation

LSU Quality Improvement and Patient Safety Forum – New Orleans, LA May 2019

• Evidence Based Proposal for Changing Operating Room Scrub Cap Attire Policy- Quality Improvement, First Author, Poster Presentation

LSU Anesthesiology Journal Club Presentation– New Orleans, LA September 2018

• Neuropsychological and Behavioral Outcomes after Exposure of Young Children to Procedures Requiring General Anesthesia – Article Presentation

LSU Quality Improvement and Patient Safety Forum – New Orleans, LA May 2018

• Department Perioperative Policies on Chronic Buprenorphine and Fentanyl Patches- Quality Improvement, Supporting Author, Poster Presentation

LSU Anesthesiology Grand Rounds/M&M December 2017

• Perioperative MI in a patient with severe coronary artery disease during prolonged orthopedic procedure. Case Presentation

Keesler AFB Department Internal Medicine Journal Club Presentation January 2017

• The Flame Trial (Indacaterol-Glycopyrronium Versus Salmeterol-Fluticasone for COPD) – Article Presentation

Keesler AFB Department of Internal Medicine Journal Club October 2016

• Effect of Dexmedetomidine Added to Standard Care on Ventilator-Free Time in Patients With Agitated Delirium – Article Presentation

American Associates of Clinical Endrocrinologists 17th Annual Meeting and Symposium – Pittsburgh, PA August 2015

• Camurati-Englemann Disease- A Case Report, First Author, Poster Presentation

7th Annual Medical Student Research Symposium Boonshoft School of Medicine- Dayton, OH April 2015

• Greater and Lesser Occipital Nerve Radiofrequency Denervation as a Treatment Modality to Treat Cervicogenic or Occipitogenic Headaches, First Author, Poster Presentation

ABSTRACTS

LSU Quality Improvement and Patient Safety Forum – New Orleans, LA June 2020

• Anesthesiology Resident Guide for Rotations at Ochsner Kenner
• - Quality Improvement, Supporting Author, Abstract

University of Mississippi Medical Center Annual Research Symposium Jackson, MS 2016

• Acute Flaccid Myelitis Secondary to Enterovirus D68 in a Mississippi Adolescent

• Case report of uncommon poliomyelitis-like syndrome in a teen caused by infection with Enterovirus D68.
• Advisors:

Brad Beeler, M.D. CAPT USAF, MC

Staff Internist

Keesler Medical Center

Ohio Pain Clinic Associated with Boonshoft School of Medicine– Dayton, OH 2015

• Greater and Lesser Occipital Nerve Radiofrequency Denervation as a Treatment Modality to Treat Cervicogenic or Occipitogenic Headaches

• A small cohort of 5 patients were chosen to undergo occipital nerve radiofrequency denervation for treatment of their cervicogenic headaches
• Advisors:

• Amol Soin, MD, MBA, ABIPP, FIPP, DABPM

Chairman, The Ohio Pain Clinic

Medical Director, Ohio Anesthesia Providers, LLC

Medical Director, Kettering Innovation Center

Medical Director, Pain and Regional Anesthesia- Greene Memorial Hospital

Clinical Assistant Professor of Surgery, Wright State University

President, Ohio Society of Interventional Pain Physicians

Wright State University – Dayton, OH 2011

• YPEL3 Growth Inhibition in Cancer Cells

• The YPEL3 gene is known to cause cellular senescence and the expression of this gene was measured by determining the ability of fibroblast cells to go into senescence after knockdown of other proteins thought to be related to its regulation using RNAi. The purpose was to determine what proteins are involved in regulation of this gene and if they were targets for future therapy in cancerous cells.
• Advisors:

• Steven J. Berberich, Ph.D.
  Professor and Chair
  Department of Biochemistry & Mol. Biology College of Science and Mathematics Boonshoft School of Medicine
  Wright State University

PUBLICATIONS

“Newer nerve blocks in pediatric surgery.” Kaye AD, Green JB, Davidson KS, Gennuso SA, Brown ML, Pinner AM, Renschler JS, Cramer KD, Kaye RJ, Cornett EM, Helmstetter JA, Urman RD, Fox CJ. Best Pract Res Clin Anaesthesiol. 2019 Dec;33(4):447-463. doi: 10.1016/j.bpa.2019.06.006.

“New Benzodiazepines for Sedation.” Cornett EM, Novitch MB, Brunk AJ, Davidson KS, Menard BL, Urman RD, Kaye AD. Best Pract Res Clin Anaesthesiol 2018:32(2):149-164 doi:10.1016/j.bpa.2018.06.007

“America's Opioid Epidemic: a Comprehensive Review and Look into the Rising Crisis.”

Ostling PS, Davidson KS, Anyama BO, Helander EM, Wyche MQ, Kaye AD. Curr Pain Headache Rep. 2018 Apr 4;22(5):32. doi: 10.1007/s11916-018-0685-5. PMID: 29619569 Review.

Journal Club Coordinator 2019-2020

• I organized and coordinated journal club for 30 anesthesia residents and 20 attending anesthesiologists. My duties included contacting representatives to sponsor journal club, securing a journal club location, and determining which residents would present at journal club as well as identifying interesting articles to discuss.

Hispanic Festival Health Screening Volunteer 2014

• Dayton, Ohio is home to a yearly Hispanic festival and I participated in setting up a booth to provide some basic screening for diabetes and hypertension for patrons who attended the festival. We performed blood pressure readings and blood glucose testing and invited those with elevated glucose levels and blood pressures to be seen in the free clinic where many of our school staff and students volunteer.

Social Chair Spanish Club 2013-2014

• Elected by members of the Spanish Club, I organized fundraising and social events to raise money for our School of Medicine Spanish club. The goal of our club was to expand our knowledge of medical Spanish to better serve the Hispanic patient population. One of the larger events that I organized was a pancake breakfast held on El Dia de Los Muertos (a Spanish holiday), which hosted approximately 100-120 people.

Hospice Volunteer 2013

• I spent time with a social worker during several home visits to families receiving Hospice care to observe the services that they offer and also to be available to support the families and patients in any way that they needed. The goal was to be more comfortable with end of life care and understanding the difficulties that accompany this experience. I also sat in on meetings that were held with the physician and nurses where the care of the geriatric patients was discussed and I learned valuable information about end of life care.

Project Homecoming Volunteer 2013

• I spent a week in New Orleans helping to rebuild a house for a woman who’s home was severely damaged during hurricane Katrina. I was part of a group of 5 medical students who were assigned to a house owned by a victim of hurricane Katrina. Together we were able to paint the interior and replace flooring in the woman’s home. We also cooked and cleaned for the group with which I was volunteering which included 60 volunteers all staying at one facility.

Student to Student Volunteer 2013-2014

• Student to student is an organization in which members spend time giving presentations to local schools from elementary aged children to high school aged teenagers about health. The talks are catered to be age appropriate. For example, one topic we presented was about drug prevention in adolescents. One of my favorite talks is one that we give to 2nd and 3rd graders about nutrition using the myplate.gov model.

Anesthesiology Interest Group 2012-2016

• President
• Provided information about Anesthesiology from program directors and local Anesthesiologists. Participation in this group has been vital given that there is no anesthesiology residency program offered at my medical school and has really allowed for medical students to make connections with local anesthesiologists to explore this subspecialty.

Military Medicine Interest Group 2012-2016

• Vice President
• Our military medicine interest group includes all HPSP students from all four classes that attend Boonshoft School of Medicine as well as students who are interested in the HPSP program. We had meetings 2-3 times a year to pass knowledge of the military side of medical school to those in the classes below us. We also gather for our own match day in December and take a tour of WPAFB, which is located near our school.

Reach Out Volunteer 2012-2016

• Reach out is a clinic located in downtown Dayton, OH that focuses on providing health care services for underserved individuals in the community and also those without insurance. Medical students frequently volunteer here to gain early clinical experience and continue to volunteer throughout all four years of medical school. My experience at reach out has been invaluable, providing insight into the struggles that many patients face each day. I also had the opportunity to work with translators as the patient population is largely Hispanic and the clinic provides translation services so that the patients receive optimal care.

• Mother of two wonderful little ones
• Enjoys fitness, paddle boarding, reading, and sketching