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Kristen Rundell, MD
Assistant Program Director
Personal Interests: Active member in the United Methodist Church
Piano, knitting, gardening
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| EDUCATION |
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Family Medicine Residency, University of Colorado-University Hospital
Denver, CO
1997-2000
University of Colorado, School of Medicine
Denver, CO
M.D. 1997
University of Denver
Denver, CO
M.S. 1988
Major: Biophysical Chemistry
University of Denver
Denver, CO
B.S. 1986
Major: Chemistry
Magna Cum Laude
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| PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND | |
Assistant Program Director, Riverside Methodist Family Practice, 2006 – present
Clinical Teaching Faculty, Ohio State University, 2006 - present
Associate Residency Director, University of Colorado, University Hospital Family Medicine Residency, 2004 – 2006
Director of Student Health Services, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, 2000 – 2006.
Assistant Professor, University of Colorado, Family Medicine Residency,
2001 – 2006.
Instructor, University of Colorado Family Medicine Residency, 2000 -2001.
Professional Research Assistant, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, 1988 – 1993
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| PROFESSIONAL SKILLS | |
- OB ultrasound
- Pelvic ultrasound
- Colposcopy
- Loop Electrical Excisional Procedure (LEEP)
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| ORGANIZATIONS | |
American Academy of Family Practice
American College Health Associate
Society of Teachers In Family Medicine
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| HONORS AND AWARDS | |
Teaching Faculty of the Year, Department of Family Medicine 2006
Clinician of the Year, Department of Family Medicine, University of Colorado, 2005- 2006
Chief Resident, 1999 – 2000
Resident of the Year, Department of Family Medicine, 2000
Golden Apple teaching Award in Family Medicine, 1999
Family Medicine Scholar 1994 – 1997
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| CME | |
OB ultrasound, 2001
Colposcopy 2000
Evidence Based Medicine Workshop 2002
Also Instructor Certification, 2004
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| PUBLICATIONS & PRESENTATIONS | |
Annual Family Practice Review, Estes Park, Colorado- Hypertension Case Studies 6/2005 & 11/2005.
Reproductive Health for Women, Stapleton News, Denver, Colorado
Clinical Review ”Does a high fiber diet prevent the development of colon cancer in an at risk patient?” Journal of Family Practice, November, 2003.
Excimer Fluorescence Energy Transfer Studies: Thesis 1988
“Monitoring Membrane Domains Using Excimer Fluorescence Energy Transfer”
Rundell, KA & Dewy, TG. Biophysical Journal, 53 498a 1988.
“The 50KD LA Protein is Present in Greater Amounts in Neonatal v Adult Tissue”
Lela A Lee and Kristen B. Rundell, Journal of Investigative Dermatology, 94: 547,1990
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