Jeffrey C. Mazique, M.D.

Birthplace                                                                     Washington, D.C.

Synopsis                                                                       Doctor of Medicine

                                                                                    Major fields of concentration:

                                                                                    Internal Medicine

                                                                                    Emergency Medicine

Education                                                         Howard University, College of Medicine

                                                                        Doctor of Medicine Degree, 1978

                                                                        Brown University, Bachelor of Arts Degree

                                                                        Political Science, 1974

Professional Experience

2004-Present

Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine

College of Allied Health

Howard University

Supervise and teach nurse practitioner students in the care of acute and chronic patients in the field of Internal Medicine

2001-Present

Assistant Professor Internal Medicine

Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences

Medical School

Supervise and teach medical students in the care of acute and chronic patients in the field of Internal Medicine

2001-Present

Medical Officer Walter Reed Army Medical Center

Diagnose and treat acute and chronic patients in the field of Internal Medicine. Supervision of the Nurse Practitioners who also serve in the field of Internal Medicine.

Lecturer Department of Wellness WRAMC

1997-2001

Medical Officer District of Columbia Government

Public Benefits Corporation

Direct patient care-Internal Medicine, Congress Heights Medical Center.  Diagnose and treat acute and chronic Internal Medicine problems.  Supervise and coordinate the Internal Medicine staff which includes nurses and medical residents.  Develop a patient information library through the Internet to facilitate greater understanding of medical conditions.  Troubleshoot computer network for Congress Heights Medical Center.

1989-1997                                                      

Director, Metropolitan Walk-In Medical Center

Directed all patient care.  Responsibilities included: diagnosis and follow up of chronic GYN, and pediatric patients.

1989-1997

Director, Metropolitan Ambulatory Care Center, Urgent Care Center

Directed all patient care.  Diagnosed and treated acute medical,surgical ,pediatric and OB-GYN problems in the urgent care center.  Supervised and coordinated staff that included; physicians, nurses, and administrative personnel.  Responsible for the all aspects of employment such as hiring, termination and evaluation.  Implemented a computerized system at the Urgent Care Center that integrated scheduling, professional correspondence, and continuing medical education.  Developed a patient information library of medical information available for patients.  Coordinated a system of quality assurance to guarantee to assure proper medical care for the patients.

1986-1989

Chief Medical Officer

Youth Services Administration, Department of Human Services, District of Columbia Government

Directed administration and patient care to incarcerate youth in the three facilities of Oak Hill, the Oak Hill Annex, and the Receiving Home.  Coordinated medical activities of the medical staff that included physicians, physician’s assistants, and nursing personnel.  Formulated and implemented health care policy, in accordance with standard of the American Public Health Association.  Was on call twenty-four hours for medical emergencies.

1984-1986

Emergency Physician

Providence Hospital

Diagnosed and treated emergency patients in an acute care setting.  Supervised the other physicians, nurses, and medical students in the emergency room.

1982-1984

Clinical Instructor of Internal Medicine

Presbyterian-University of Pennsylvania Medical Center

Emergency Medical Specialty Services

The duties of this position were similar to the above-mentioned position, however, since the hospital was affiliated with the University of Pennsylvania, there was a greater emphasis on teaching of the residents and medical students.

1981-1982

Associate Partner

Private Practice-Internal Medicine

1981-1982

Attending-D.C. General Hospital

Department of Internal Medicine

1978-1981

Internship and Resident-Internal Medicine

D.C. General Hospital

Scholarships                                         1970-1974 Brown University

Awards                                                1981 “Outstanding Resident of the Year Award”

                                                              Given for outstanding achievement in teaching

                                                            Howard University College of Medicine

Grants                                                  1973 Bio-Medical Engineering Grant

                                                            Goddard Space Flight Center

Licenses                                               1980 Medical License Washington, D.C.

                                                            1987 Medical License Maryland

Associations                                         American Medical Association

                                                            National Medical Association

                                                            Brown University Medical Alumni Association

                                                            Brown University Admission Committee