RANDAL ROCKNEY

Associate Professor
Pediatrics

A.B. Biology, Brown University 1976

M.D., University of California at Irvine, 1980

Pediatric Residency, University of California at San Francisco, 1980-1983

Chief Resident (Primary Care), University of California at San Francisco, 1983-1984

Fellowship in Ambulatory Pediatrics, Children's Hospital of Boston, 1984-1985

Rhode Island Hospital
Division of Pediatric Ambulatory Medicine
593 Eddy Street
Providence, RI 02903
Tel: 401.444.3406 401.444.8280 Fax: 401.444.6218

[email protected]




Dr. Rockney joined the pediatric staff at Hasbro Children's Hospital full-time in July of 1995, having worked with the Family Medicine residents and faculty at Memorial Hospital for the previous nine years. His responsibilities at Hasbro are split between the pediatric ambulatory division and direction of undergraduate medical education in pediatrics at Brown. The latter responsibility involves supervision and coordination of the following medical school courses:

Biomed 450: The Pediatric Clerkship
Biomed 459: Ambulatory Pediatrics
Biomed 461: Ambulatory Longitudinal Elective in Pediatrics
Biomed 463: Advanced Clerkship in Pediatrics

He is also in charge of the pediatric component of the Physical Diagnosis Course: Biomed 373-374





Selected Publications

Rockney RM, McQuade WH, Days AL: The Plain Abdominal Roentgenogram in the Management of Encopresis. Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine. 1995;149:623-627.

Rockney RM, McQuade WH, Days AL, Linn HE, Alario AJ: Encopresis Treatment Outcome: Long-term Follow-up of 45 Cases. Journal of Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics. 1996;17: 380-386.





POSTGRADUATE HONORS AND AWARDS:

Family Medicine Faculty Teacher of the Year, Memorial Hospital of Rhode Island, 1987

Honored by Rhode Island Academy of Family Physicians, March, 1993

American Medical Women's Association Gender Equity Award, 1996

Commencement Marshall, selected by Brown University MD Class of 1996

Commencement Hooder, selected by Brown University MD Class of 1997

For Service in Yerevan, Armenia, AmeriCares, 1997

Commencement Marshall for the 1998 graduation of the medical students.

ACADEMIC APPOINTMENT:

Associate Professor of Pediatrics and Family Medicine (Brown University), July 1996-Present

COMMITTEE CHAIRMANSHIP

Chairman, Curriculum Committee, Brown University School of Medicine, 1997-Present

MEMBERSHIP IN SOCIETIES:

Fellow, American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), 1985-Present

Ambulatory Pediatric Association, 1986-Present

Society for Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics, 1988-Present

Surfers Medical Association, 1989-Present

Society for Literature and Science, 1990

Society for Teachers of Family Medicine, 1991-1994

Society for Health and Human Values, 1992-Present

Council on Medical Student Education in Pediatrics, 1995-Present

GRANTS:

Child Psychiatry and Pediatric Joint Education. Dept. of Health and Human Services: National Institute for Mental Health. $88,992, October 1989-June 1990. (Principal Investigator: Gregory Fritz, MD; Co-Investigators: Charles Zeanah, MD, Anthony Alario, MD, and Randy Rockney, MD)

"The Development of Sexual Orientation." Wayland Collegium Study Group Proposal: Brown University. $4,900, September 1992-June 1993. (Principal Investigator: Randy Rockney, MD)

Primary Care Academic Development Fellowship. Michigan State University. $7,050. September 1992-June 1993

Models for Humanizing Medicine: "Beyond the History and Physical." The Program in Medicine Teaching Scholars Committee: Innovations in Medical Education. $3,100, July 1992-July 1993. (Principal Investigators: Esther Entin, MD, Randy Rockney, MD; Co-Investigators: Tim Empkie, Steven Davis, Kay Wagner)

Pediatric Faculty Development: Culpepper Foundation. $5000, June 1994. (Principal Investigator: Randy Rockney, MD; Co-Investigators: Mary Arnold, MD, Pat Flanagan, MD and Pam High, MD)

Developing a Pediatric Objective Structured Clinical Examination: The Program in Medicine Teaching Scholars Committee. $3,110, June 1995-June 1996. (Principal Investigator: Esther Entin, MD; Co-Principal Investigators: Mary Arnold, MD and Randy Rockney, MD)





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