Jocelyn M Logan , MD

Bachelor's Degree: Earlham College 1998

Medical Degree: Northwestern University 2003

Fellowship: University of Cincinnati College of Medicine Cincinnati, OH, 2008 (Surgical Oncology)

Residency: University of Cincinnati 2010 (General Surgery )

American Board of Surgery (Certification Date: 05-03-2011 )

General Surgery

General Surgery, Acute Care Surgery, Minimally Invasive Gastrointestinal & Endocrine Surgery

05-1998 -09-1998 Legal Assistant, Proskauer Rose. Assisted top partner in major New York City law firm. ,

- Summer 1997. Residential Counselor, Center for Talent Development. Worked at Spectrum program for gifted students. Organized various daily and weekend recreational activities for between 50 and 300 students. Tutored students in Biology and Chemistry courses.,

1994 -1996 Youth Director, Bartlett Presbyterian Church. Led and organized group of 30 (ages 11-18) in youth ministry program. Designed and directed weekly learning programs. Coordinated and supervised recreational activities - Valentine’s sweetheart dance costume parties, miniature golfing, variety dinners, movie trips, scavenger hunts, lock-ins, bowling, etc. Spearheaded and directed mission trip for sr. high youth to Reynosa, Mexico. Generated $3500 in fund-raising and organized preparations for trip. Led group of 10 sr. high youth and 4 college assistants to Reynosa to build a house for a homeless family in a border colonia (Summer 1995). Conducted follow-up for church and family supporters – included dinners and presentations of our work in Reynosa.,

2002 - Teaching assistant, Anatomy: Abdomen and Pelvis. Taught first year medical students anatomy of the abdomen and pelvis through demonstrations and assisting in their cadaver dissections.,

2002 - Instructor, Clinical Encounters. Tutored second year medical students in physical exam techniques, patient interviews and presentation skills in preparation for their third year clinical clerkships.,

1997 - Keynote speaker, Mother Teresa Memorial Service. Organized service following death of Mother Teresa to celebrate her life and work serving the poorest of the poor.,

- 1996 and 1998. Keynote speaker, Martin Luther King’s Day Celebration.,

1997 -1998 Founder and President, Asian Cultural Center. Created organization to promote and express Asian Cultures represented at Earlham College. Organized and directed weekly activities, presentations, and events (Divali celebration, Thai dinner, Chinese New Year Feast and Festival, Asian-American movie fest).,

1997 -1998 Multicultural Alliance. Led workshops and discussion panels directed toward overcoming racial barriers.,

Investigators:Logan-Collins J 07-2008 -To Present Educational Research Grant,:University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. "Simulation and the Fourth Year Surgery Acting Internship: A Prospective Randomized Trial." Role:PI $6,800

Investigators:Logan-Collins, J - Surgical Research Fellow, University of Cincinnati Surgical Oncology Research Lab (Mentor: Dr. Andrew Lowy). 07-2006 -06-2008 T32 training grant from NIH.

Investigators:Logan-Collins, J - International Health Fellow (Supervisor: Dr. John Sciarra, MD). 10-2002 -05-2003 Mulanji Women’s Health Organization. $2,400

Grant: #SRS 006905 Investigators:Collins, Jocelyn 07-01-2009 -06-30-2012 Ethicon Endo Surgery, Incorporated Ethicon Endo-Surgery Fellowship Role:PI $289,949.00 Active Level:Industry

Peer Reviewed Publications

Logan-Collins J, Thomas R, Jaquish D, Stuart W, McClaine R, Aranow B, Waltz S, Lowy A. (2009. ) Silencing Ron Receptor Expression Sensitizes Pancreatic Cancer Xenografts to Gemcitabine .Cancer Research, ,

Logan-Collins J, Barnes S, Huezo K, Pritts T. (2008. ) Management of Common Post-Operative Emergencies: Are July Interns Ready for Prime Time? .Journal of Surgical Education, , 65 (6 ) ,453 -459

Logan-Collins J, Lowy A, Robinson-Smith T, Kumar S, Sussman J, James L, Ahmad S. (2008. ) VEGF Expression Predicts Survival in Patients with Peritoneal Surface Metastasis from Mucinous Adenocarcinoma of the Appendix and Colon .Annals of Surgical Oncology, , 15 ,738 -744

Logan-Collins, Jocelyn; Thomas, Ryan M; Yu, Peter; Jaquish, Dawn; Mose, Evangeline; French, Randall; Stuart, William; McClaine, Rebecca; Aronow, Bruce; Hoffman, Robert M; Waltz, Susan E; Lowy, Andrew M (2010. ) Silencing of RON receptor signaling promotes apoptosis and gemcitabine sensitivity in pancreatic cancers.Cancer research, , 70 (3 ) ,1130-40 More Information

Logan-Collins, Jocelyn M; Barnes, Stephen L; Huezo, Karen L; Pritts, Timothy A Management of common postoperative emergencies: are July interns ready for prime time?.Journal of surgical education, , 65 (6 ) ,453-9 More Information

Logan-Collins, Jocelyn M; Lowy, Andrew M; Robinson-Smith, Toni M; Kumar, Seena; Sussman, Jeffrey J; James, Laura E; Ahmad, Syed A (2008. ) VEGF expression predicts survival in patients with peritoneal surface metastases from mucinous adenocarcinoma of the appendix and colon.Annals of surgical oncology, , 15 (3 ) ,738-44 More Information

Book Chapter

Logan-Collins, J (2008 ) Gastric Cancer The Mont Reid Surgical Handbook, 6th edition .Philadelphia, Saunders Elsevier

Logan-Collins, J (2008 ) Surgical Nutrition The Mont Reid Surgical Handbook, 6th edition .Philadelphia, Saunders Elsevier

Logan-Collins, J (2008 ) Gallbladder and Biliary Tree The Mont Reid Surgical Handbook, 6th edition .Philadelphia, Saunders Elsevier

Poster Presentations

Logan-Collins, J (2008. ) shRNA Silencing of the Ron Receptor Tyrosine Kinase Results in Apoptosis and Necrosis of Pancreatic Cancer Xenografts .Society of Surgical Oncology. Best Poster Award Winner.,

Logan-Collins, J (2007. ) RON Signaling Activates a Unique Genomic Program that is Conserved During Pancreatic Cancer Progression .Association of Women Surgeons.,

Logan-Collins, J (2006. ) VEGF predicts survival in patients with pseudomyxoma peritonei .Society of Surgical Oncology.,

Logan-Colllins, J (2006. ) The impact of a positive margin in the era of chemoradiation in patients undergoing pancreaticoduodenectomy for adenocarcinoma .Society for Surgery of the Alimentary Tract. ,

Paper Presentations

Logan-Collins, J (2009. ) Silencing RON Recpetor Expression Sensetizes Pancreatic Cancer Xenografts to Gemcitabine .

Logan-Collins, J (2008. ) Award presentation. Silencing of the RON Tyrosine Kinase Receptor Results in Decreased Cell Survival and Increased Sensitivity to Gemcitabine In Vivo .

Logan-Collins, J (2008. ) shRNA Silencing of the RON Receptor Tyrosine Kinase Results in Increased Sensitivity to Gemcitabine in Pancreatic Subcutaneous Xenograft Tumors .

Logan-Collins, J (2008. ) RON Signaling Activates a Unique Genomic Program that is Conserved During Pancreatic Cancer Progression .

Logan-Collins, J (2008. ) Management of Common Post-operative Emergencies: Are July Interns Ready for Prime Time? .

Logan-Collins, J (2008. ) Silencing of the RON Tyrosine Kinase Receptor Results in Decreased Cell Survival and Increased Sensitivity of Pancreatic Tumors to Gemcitabine In Vivo .

Logan-Collins, J (2008. ) Silencing of the RON Tyrosine Kinase Receptor Results in Decreased Cell Survival and Increased Sensitivity of Pancreatic Tumors to Gemcitabine In Vivo .

Logan-Colllins, J (2008. ) Silencing of the RON Tyrosine Kinase Receptor Results in Decreased Cell Survival and Increased Sensitivity of Pancreatic Tumors to Gemcitabine In Vivo .

10-2008 Commission on Cancer 2008 National Paper Competition (Winner). Silencing of the RON Tyrosine Kinase Receptor Results in Decreased Cell Survival and Increased Sensitivity to Gemcitabine In Vivo.

03-2008 Society of Surgical Oncology Best Poster Award (Winner). shRNA Silencing of the Ron Receptor Tyrosine Kinase Results in Apoptosis and Necrosis of Pancreatic Cancer Xenografts.

05-2008 Ohio Chapter of ACS John P. Minton Oncology Award (Winner). Silencing of the RON Tyrosine Kinase Receptor Results in Decreased Cell Survival and Increased Sensitivity of Pancreatic Tumors to Gemcitabine In Vivo.

05-2008 Cincinnati Surgical Resident Research Competition (Winner). Silencing of the RON Tyrosine Kinase Receptor Results in Decreased Cell Survival and Increased Sensitivity of Pancreatic Tumors to Gemcitabine In Vivo.

06-2008 Resident Research Competition University of Cincinnati (Finalist). Silencing of the RON Tyrosine Kinase Receptor Results in Decreased Cell Survival and Increased Sensitivity of Pancreatic Tumors to Gemcitabine In Vivo.

2001 -2002 Honors in Junior General Surgery; Senior General Surgery; Internal Medicine; Clinical Honors in Obstetrics and Gynecology. Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, Chicago, IL

1998 Russell L. Malcolm Premedical Award; College Honors (3.8 GPA); Phi Beta Kappa.

1994 -1995 University Scholarship, providing 50% tuition; Dean’s List – 3.8 GPA (Fall 94, Spring 95)

Simulation Curriculum Development, UC Deparatment of Surgery. Currently involved in the development of resident surgical simulation curriculum for the 2009-2010 academic year. 07-2009 -06-2010

Resident Representative to the General Surgery Residency Committee, UC Department of Surgery. Elected by peers to serve as resident representative faculty committee to serve as a mediator in bringing concerns of faculty to residents and vice versa. 07-2009 -06-2010

Medical student education, UC Department of Surgery. Deliver monthly orientation to the surgery clerkship lecture for 3rd year medical students. Frequently attend monthly knot-tying and basic suturing education sessions in preparation for their surgical rotations. 2008 -To Present

Class representative, UC Department of Surgery. Elected by peers to serve as class representative at monthly meetings with the Program Director and Chairman, 2003-2004, 2006-2007

1998 -1999: Volunteer, Nirmal Hriday Home for Dying Destitutes, Calcutta, India. Found abandoned destitutes in the streets of Calcutta, bathed patients, cleaned bed pans, hand-washed clothes and bed sheets, washed dishes, fed and exercised patients.

1998 -1999: Volunteer, Shishu Bhavan Mobile Clinic, Titigrah, India. Administered vaccines, dispensed medicines and food to outlying villages.

1998 -1999: Volunteer, Gandhi School for street children, Calcutta, India. School coordinator. Organized volunteer teachers and curriculum. Taught second level English, ages 6-7.

04-1999 -05-1999: Volunteer, Madougou Health Clinic, Dedougou, Burkina Faso. Dispensed medicines, washed clothes and cleaned huts for disabled, fed prisoners.

05-1999 -06-1999: Volunteer, Community Health Clinic, Mizan Teffre, Ethiopia. Lived with Ethiopian family in remote village. Dispensed medicine, administered vaccines, measured vital signs and weights at the Nutrition Rehabilitation Unit.

07-1999 -08-1999: Volunteer, Embangweni Hospital Shallow Well Project, Malawi. Prepared sites for construction of shallow wells to provide clean water to remote villages. Participated in training of community volunteers to maintain and service the wells.

06-1996 -08-1996: Volunteer, Nkhoma Hospital, Nkhoma, Malawi . Hospital Intern. Gained substantial knowledge and experience in international healthcare: Operation theatre: assisted major surgeries, monitored vital signs during procedures; Maternity ward: conducted and assisted deliveries, participated in prenatal evaluations and follow-up; Children’s ward: dressed wounds, assembled IV drips, administered medicines.

I enjoy adventure traveling, trekking, mountain biking, and swimming. ,

Academic - Medical Sciences Building
SRU Room 1586
Cincinnati  Ohio, 45267
Phone: 513-558.5861
jocelyn.logan@uc.edu