JAMES WALLACE MARTIN is an internal medicine physician seeking a position in international public health. He has extensive experience in internal medicine, infectious diseases, clinical research, and international cooperation. His qualifications include board certification in internal medicine, six years of postgraduate training in internal medicine and infectious diseases, and experience working in both academic medical centers and remote facilities.

1. Brief Resume: JAMES WALLACE MARTIN MD
9010 Charles Augustine Drive, Alexandria, VA 22308
(703 919 3655) jameswmartinmd@gmail.com
Objective: Seeking a position in International Public Health/Infectious Diseases/Emerging Diseases.
Summary: Board certified internal medicine (with infectious disease training) physician with extensive and varied
experience. Strengths include flexibility, team building, and resourcefulness. Uses a pragmatic, goal oriented approach
to solving complex and difficult problems.
Areas of Expertise/Experience:
Internal medicine
Infectious diseases
Clinical research
International cooperation
Leadership/administration/mentorship
Customer service
Teaching and academic activities
Program development
Qualifications:
Extensive patient care experience (full time clinical duties for past 5 years) in dealing with complex medical
problems/diseases as well as routine primary care
Six years of postgraduate training in internal medicine and sub-specialty of infectious diseases
Board certification by the American Board of Internal Medicine (current in Internal Medicine)
Current BLS, PALS and ACLS training certification.
Current Medical Licensure: Mississippi, Virginia, Maryland
Experience working in major academic medical centers as well as remote facilities in austere environments
Training and teaching of medical students, house staff, paramedical personnel and continuing medical education
of healthcare providers
Current Department of Defense security clearance
Example Accomplishments:
Clinical Competence: Provided complex medical care with over 98% approval/satisfaction rate
Coordination of International Research: Principal investigator for complex international clinical study for 4
years in remote African jungle location conducting the first laboratory supported longitudinal clinical study of
human monkeypox infection
Management of Complex Operations: Directed a healthcare system with 100,000 participants with a staff of
1300 employees and an annual budget of over $100,000,000
Involvement in International Public Health Programs: Directed an element of medical personnel on ten
international medical assistance missions in Central America to include one humanitarian assistance disaster
relief operation
Advancement of technologic innovation: Implemented the first computer automated robotic pharmacy
operations in the Army Medical Department reducing pharmacy wait times by over 50%.
Education: Bachelor of Science University of Mississippi
Doctor of Medicine (AOA and Phi Kappa Phi) University of Mississippi Medical School
Graduate (master’s equivalent in strategic thinking) Army War College