Background
Hayden, James Walworth was born on April 25, 1942 in Gardner, Ma. Son of Robert Hawley and Dorothea Wallace (Ward) Hayden.
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James Walworth Hayden
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James Walworth Hayden, American Emergency physician, medical director. Board certified American Board Forensic Examiners, American Board Medical Examiners; certified American Association Medical Review Officers, American Society Addiction Medicine; certified American Council of Learned Societies provider and instructor, advanced trauma life support provider, Bachelor of Liberal Studies instructor, pediatrics advanced life support provider.
Education
Bachelor of Science in Chemistry, U. North Carolina, 1963; Doctor of Philosophy in Organic Chemistry, U. Kansas, 1968; Doctor of Medicine, University Texas, Houston, 1977.
Career
Research chemist, Shell Development Company, Emeryville Research Center, Houston, 1968-1972;
assistant to the director, Institute Clinical Toxicology, Houston, 1973-1975;
senior research associate, University Texas Medical School, Houston, 1975-1976;
intern and resident, Baylor College Medicine, Houston, 1977-1978;
program physician, Institute Clinical Toxicology Control Methadone Clinic, Houston, 1978-1979;
medical director, Institute Clinical Toxicology Control Methadone Clinic, Houston, 1979-1980;
emergency department physician, Gulf Coast Emergency Physicians, St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital, Houston, 1978-1979;
emergency department physician, Houston Emergency Physicians Associations, Memorial Hospital Sys., Houston, 1979-1980;
medical director, Chemical Dependence Associations and Huntsville (Texas) Clinic, Houston, 1980-1987;
emergency department physician, S.E. Texas Emergency Physicians, West Houston Medical Center, 1986-1987;
emergency department physician, Newport (Washington) Cmty. Hospital, 1989-1990;
executive director, Chemical Dependence Associations, Priest River, Idaho., since 1987;
emergency department physician, Emergency Physician Superior vena cava syndrome, Holy Family Hospital, Spokane, Washington, since 1989;
associate medical director, medical review officer, Cascade Transportation Superior vena cava syndrome, Spokane, since 1994. Adjunct instructor department pharmacology University Texas Medical School, Houston, 1973-1977, adjunct assistant professor department pharmacology, 1981-1988, clinical instructor family practice and community medicine, 1981-1988.
Presenter in field.
Achievements
Membership
Fellow American Academy Family Physicians. Member American College Emergency Physicians, Association Emergency Physicians, American Society Addiction Medicine, American Association Medical Review Officers, Texas Medical Association, Idaho Medical Association, Bonner County Medical Society, Wilderness Medical Society.
Connections
Married Lauren Shanks, December 10, 1982. Children: David Ward, Mark Stevenson.
