Danielle Laraque-Arena CV

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Date Prepared: December, 2013;
updated 08 2018

Curriculum Vitae
DANIELLE LARAQUE-ARENA, MD, FAAP

4579 Boston Post Road
Pelham, New York, 10803
401 South Salina Street, Apt 406
Syracuse, NY 13202
Home: 914-740-5934; 315-870-9904
Work telephone: [phone]
FAX: [phone]
Work Email: [email protected]
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EDUCATION

Year Degree Field Institution

June 1981 MD Medicine University of California at Los Angeles
School of Medicine

June 1976 BS Chemistry University of California at Los
Angeles (Honors relinquished)
9/1974-
6/1975 none Chemistry Leeds University, England (third
year abroad through Fordham
University)

9/1972-
6/1974 none Chemistry Fordham University, New York

POSTDOCTORAL TRAINING

1984-1986 General Robert Wood Johnson Fellowship, Children’s Hospital of
Academic Philadelphia
Pediatrics

1981-1984 Pediatrics Internship and Residency in Pediatrics at the Children's Hospital of
Philadelphia

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PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT/ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS

Year Academic Title Institution

2016-indefinite Professor of Pediatrics (Tenured), Professor
of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
Professor of Public Health &
Preventive Medicine SUNY Upstate Medical
University

2014-2015 Professor of Pediatrics (Investigator Track) Albert Einstein College of
Medicine

2010-2014 Professor of Pediatrics New York University, School
of Medicine (SOM)

2005-2010 Professor of Community and Preventive Medicine MSSM

2004-2010 Professor of Pediatrics (tenured) MSSM

2001-2010 Debra and Leon Black Professor of Pediatrics
(Endowed Chair) MSSM

2000-2004 Associate Professor of Pediatrics Mount Sinai School
of Medicine (MSSM)
1997- 2000 Associate Professor of Clinical Pediatrics Columbia University

1996-1997 Assistant Professor of Clinical Pediatrics Columbia University

1988-1996 Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Columbia University

1986-1988 Instructor Columbia University

1984-1986 Instructor University of
Pennsylvania

UNIVERSITY/HOSPITAL APPOINTMENTS

Year Hospital Title University/Hospital

2016 President, State University of New York
Upstate Medical University (SUNY) SUNY Upstate Medical University
(appointed September 10, 2015
Began January 14, 2016, Installed
April 15, 2016); www.upstate.edu
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2017 President & Health System CEO SUNY Upstate Medical University

2011-2015 Research Advisory Committee Member Maimonides Medical Center (MMC)

2010-2015 Chair, Department of Pediatrics
and Vice-President, Maimonides Infants and
Children’s Hospital of Brooklyn Maimonides Medical Center (MMC)
Fellowship Director for Child abuse pediatrics MMC
(July 2012)

2008-2010 Co-Director of the Mount Sinai Primary Care Fellowship in Health Services
and Health Policy Research Mount Sinai School of Medicine

2010 Vice-Chair, Public Policy and Advocacy, Mount Sinai Dept. of Pediatrics

2008-2010 Founder & Director, Child & Family Support Program
Child Protection Director

2007-2010 Co-Director of the Mount Sinai Environmental Fellowship (T-32)
Community Pediatrics MSSM

2002-2010 Director, Primary Care Clinician-Research Fellowship (General Academic
Pediatrics MSSM

2000-2006 Founder & Principal Investigator: Family Friends Program at Mount Sinai
MSMC
2000-2005 Founder & Director, Child & Family Support Program
Child Protection Director MSMC

2000-2010 Chief, Division of General Pediatrics Mount Sinai Medical Center
(MSMC)
2000-2010 Attending Physician Mount Sinai Hospital (MSH)

1997-2000 Founder & Director of the Harlem Adolescent
and Child Total Services Program Harlem Hospital Center

1996-2000 Director, Pediatric Resource Center Harlem Hospital Center,

1991-2000 Associate Attending of Pediatrics, Harlem Hospital Center

1986-1991 Assistant Attending of Pediatrics Harlem Hospital Center

1991-2000 Founder & Director of the Family Support Program
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(Child Protection Director) Harlem Hospital Center

1990-1995 Founder & Director of the Adolescent
Outreach Program Harlem Hospital Center

1986-1996 Medical Director of the Pediatric Resource Center Harlem Hospital Center

Principal Clinical and Hospital Service Responsibilities (where appropriate)

Year Type of Activity
2008-2010 Founder & Director, Child & Family Support Program
Child Protection Director MSMC

2000-2010 Chief, Division of General Pediatrics Mount Sinai Medical Center
(MSMC)
2000-2005 Founder & Director, Child & Family Support Program
Child Protection Director MSMC

2010-2015 Chair, Department of Pediatrics and
Child Abuse Pediatrician and Fellowship Director MMC

Major Administrative Responsibilities
Year Title, Place of Responsibility

2016 President & Health System CEO, SUNY Upstate Medical University
Direct reports: Deans (COM, CON, College of Health Professions), Senior VP for
Hospital Affairs and CEO University Hospital, Senior VP for Operations and
Chief of Staff, Senior VP for Administration & Finance, Legal Counsel, Senior
VP for Strategic Affairs, VP for Research, VP for Academic Affairs, VP for
Development and Director, Upstate Foundation, Chief Diversity Officer/Assistant
VP, Diversity and Inclusion
• Implement strategic priorities in clinical, educational and research endeavors
• Establish collaborative relationship with faculty, staff, hospital partners and
community stakeholders
• Articulate the future
• Support Innovation
• Support Inclusiveness, diversity, transparency, integrity
• University Budget Responsibility ($1.4B)

2010-2015 Vice-President, Maimonides Infants & Children’s Hospital of Brooklyn
Chair Department of Pediatrics
Direct Reports: 3 Vice-Chairs, 16 Division Chiefs, Director of Research,
Administrator for the Department of Pediatrics
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 Implement Strategic priorities
 Service Line Leader
 Managed $100M budget

2000-2010 Chief, Division of General Pediatrics with oversight of 4 medical directors
And Fellowship Director for the combined HRSA Clinician Research Fellowship
For General Academic Pediatrics and General Internal Medicine; Budget
management of about $3M

1996-2000 Director of Pediatric Resource Center, responsible for the fiscal and clinical
management of the ambulatory services for high-risk children as designated by e
HRSA/MCHB funded program, (Site PI)

1986-1996 Medical Director of Pediatric Resource Center – Attending physician with
primary responsibility for the multidisciplinary team overseeing the clinical care
and community outreach for high-risk children in categories designated by the
federally funded program

OTHER PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS AND VISITING APPOINTMENTS
Year Position Title Institution

2001-2004 Admissions Committee New York Academy of
Medicine
2001-2005 New York Forum for Child Health New York Academy of
Medicine

2010 Adjunct Professor of Pediatrics MSSM (starting 10/16/2010)

2010 Adjunct Professor of Preventive MSSM (starting 10/16/2010)
Medicine

2010 Visiting, Professor of Pediatrics State University of New York,
Downstate

2015 Adjunct Professor of Pediatrics New York University SOM

BOARD CERTIFICATION:
Pediatrics, November 16, 1986 (Lifetime)

Child Abuse Pediatrics, Certified November 16, 2009; Enrolled in MOC

LICENSURE: New York, 166209-1; Current.
Pennsylvania, expired.

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PROFESSIONAL SOCIETY MEMBERSHIPS

Memberships, Offices, and Committee Assignments in Professional Societies
(Year, Society)
Academic Pediatric Association (formerly Ambulatory Pediatric Association)

1989-present Fellow-Ambulatory Pediatric Association

1994-1995 Ambulatory Pediatric Association abstract reviewer

1993-1996 Ambulatory Pediatric Association Region II -Co-Chair (elected)

5/1995-5/1997 Ambulatory Pediatric Association -National Nominating Committee member
(elected)

1999-2002 Ambulatory Pediatric Association – Board of Directors (elected 3/99)

1999-2002 Ambulatory Pediatric Association–Chair–Health Care Delivery Committee 5/99

2000 –2002 Ambulatory Pediatric Association - Liaison to the American Academy of
Pediatrics Committee Community Health Services

2004-2006 Ambulatory Pediatrics Association, National Nominating Committee (elected)

2005 APA New Century Scholars Program – Advisory Group and Senior Mentor

2007 APA Advisory Committee on Training in Primary Care Medicine and Dentistry-
nominee to HRSA –APA national representative

2008-9 Academic Pediatric Association, President-Elect – 2008-2009 (elected)

2009-2012 Pediatric Academic Societies Executive Committee Member

2010-2011 Pediatric Academic Societies Executive Committee Chair

2009-10 Academic Pediatric Association President – Elected

2010-2011 Academic Pediatric Association, Immediate-Past-President

2009-2010 Federation of Pediatric Organizations (FOPO) Officer

2013-2015 APA, Task Force on Childhood Poverty

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American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP)

1988-present Fellow-American Academy of Pediatrics

1991 AAP - Legislative Meeting Attendee - Washington,

1996 Project Advisory Committee- Firearms Injury Prevention Training Project

1996-2002 National Committee on Injury and Poison Prevention -COIPP, AAP

2002-present Section Member – Community Pediatrics

1997-present Section Member- Adolescent Medicine

1997-present Section Member - Injury Prevention

1997- present Section Member - Child Abuse

1997-1999 Executive Committee, American Academy of Pediatrics, NY Chapter 3

1990-1998 Chairperson -American Academy of Pediatrics Chapter 3; Injury Prevention
Committee

1990-2005 Executive Council-American Academy of Pediatrics-Chapter 3

1997-1998 Member at Large, American Academy of Pediatrics, NY Chapter 3, (elected)

1998-2016 District II Executive Committee – American Academy of Pediatrics

1998-1999 Vice President - American Academy of Pediatrics, NY Chapter 3, New York

1999-2001 Vice President/President Elect (elected)– American Academy of Pediatrics,
NY Chapter 3, District II

October 2000- Reaching Children: Building a Systems of Care Project. Funded by the federal
Maternal and Child Health Bureau. Competitively selected, SCHIP Project
Advisory Committee member

July2001-2003 President – American Academy of Pediatrics, NY Chapter 3

2001 Doctors Against Handgun Injury – American Academy of Pediatrics
Representative

2004 Bright Futures Project Advisory Committee
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July 1, 2003
-June 30, 2005 Immediate-Past-President – American Academy of Pediatrics, NY Chapter 3

May 2003 Liaison for Mental Health, American Academy of Pediatrics, District II,
Regional Task Force on Terrorism.

10/04-09/07 District II Vice-Chair, American Academy of Pediatrics (elected)

10/07-09/10 District II Vice-Chair, American Academy of Pediatrics (re-elected)

10/11-01/16 District II Chair (New York State), American Academy of Pediatrics (elected, re-
elected 2014, completed term January 2016)

2004-present American Academy of Pediatrics Standard Board Committees:
Advisory Committee to the Board on Committees and Sections 2004-2005
Advisory Committee to the Board on Education 2004-2005
Advisory Committee to the Board on Marketing and Publications 2004-2005
Committee Forum Management Committee 2005-2006
Advisory Committee to the Board on Strategic Planning 2005-2006
Advisory Committee to the Board on Information Technology 2006-2007
Advisory Committee to the Board on Finance 2006-2007
Advisory Committee to the Board on Membership 2006-2007
Advisory Committee to the Board on Strategic Planning 2008-2009
Board of Directors 2008-2009
Advisory Committee to the Board on Research 2009-2010
Advisory Committee to the Board
Advisory Committee to the Board on Community/Chapter/State Affairs 2009-2014
Advisory Committee to the Board on Federal Affairs 2009-2014
Advisory Committee to the Board on Practice 2009-2014
Chair, Advisory Committee to the Board on Research 2011-2014
Chair, Advisory Committee to the Board on Global Child Health 2014-2015
Chair, Advisory Committee to the Board on Practice 2014-2015
Chair, Advisory Committee to the Board on Quality 2015-2016
Chair, Advisory Committee to the Board on Specialty Pediatrics 2015-2016

2006-2010 American Academy of Pediatrics, Mental Health Task Force

2006-2010 Chair, AAP Mental Health Task Force, Decision Support Committee

Sept. 2005 Listening to Mothers II: National Advisory Council Member-
AAP Representative

2009 Pediatric Research in Office Settings –investigator

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2006-2007 Chair – Nominating Committee for Section on Injury and Poison Prevention

2008-2010 Vision 20/20 Task Force of the American Academy of Pediatrics

2012-2015 American Academy of Pediatrics, Chair (Ad hoc): Research, Openness and Advocacy for
Diversity and Inclusion Subcommittee;

2015-17 Co-Chair AAP Task Force on Diversity & Inclusion

American Academy of Pediatrics, Authored Resolutions:
Year, resolution #: Resolution Title
1999-5: Building an Intergenerational Alliance for Universal Healthcare
2000-11: Youth and the Juvenile Justice System
2003-32SB: Universal Health Insurance
2004-7SA: Opposition to the Death Penalty.
2009-10: Protecting Children in Times of Wars
2009-11: Abolishing Life Imprisonment of Juveniles with no Opportunity for Parole
2009-38: Climate Change Prevention and Preparedness
2009-41: Promotion of Mental Health for Residents and Fellowship Trainees

Other Professional Societies/Organizations

1977-1981 Student National Medical Association (President, 1978-79)

1995-present National Medical Association

1990-1991 American Public Health Association

1989-2002 Susan Smith McKinney Steward Society

1992-94 Chairperson/Issues Committee -International Coalition of Women Physicians

1995-present AMHE- Haitian Physicians Association Abroad

1997-2003 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Violence Prevention Coordination
and Consultation Team; (see listed publications)

1997-2000 White Papers -Emergency Medical Services for Children Working Group

1998- 2005 Bright Futures, National Health Promotion Work Group

1999-2000 PRAMS (Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System) Steering Committee
–New York City Department of Health

2000 Advisory Committee for the Teen Silent March
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2000-present New York Academy of Medicine Member

2001-present Society of Primary Care Policy Fellows

2002-2004 New York Academy of Medicine Admissions Committee Member

2002-2006 Newborn Screening Work Group - MCHB, HHS, and American College of
Medical Genetics

Oct. 3, 2002 NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, Maternal & Child Health
Advisory Meeting,

2002- NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, Division of Health Promotion
and Disease Prevention, Bureau of Family Health, Infant Mortality Case Review
Committee member

2004-2006 Advisory Board of the September 11th Fund at the National Philanthropic Trust

2007-2008 Society for Equity in Child Health –Executive Council

2007-2009 United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE) – Step 3 Test Material
Development Committee (TMDC) for Computer-based Case Simulation,
Scoring Committee – Effective

2011-2013 American Pediatric Society (APS) Task Force on Diversity and Inclusion

2013-2017 APS Committee on Diversity and Inclusion

Child Abuse Related Functions

1991- present American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children

1998-present American Academy of Pediatrics – Section on Child Abuse & Neglect

Editorial Positions: Review Activities (occasional, multiple ad hoc reviews not listed)

Year Name of Board
Editorships:
Guest Editor The Mount Sinai Journal of Medicine
Volume 73, Number 8 December 2006

Editorial Board

Jan. 2003-Dec. 2005 Ambulatory Pediatrics Journal – Editorial Board
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