JOSEPH HILARY MCISAAC III
Medical Practice in Hartford, CT

Chief of Trauma Anesthesia and Urological Anesthesia at Hartford Hospital at Hartford Hospital, Associate Adjunct Professor of Biomedical Engineering at University of Connecticut, CEO, Founder, Director of R+D, Managing Member at Mountain Laurel Biomedical, LLC, Anesthesiologist at University of Connecticut Health Center, Anesthesiologist at Connecticut Children's Medical Center, Associate Clinical Professor of Anesthesiology at University of Connecticut, Partner and Director at Hartford Anesthesiology Associates, Chief of Trauma Anesthesia at Hartford Hospital, Senior Attending Anesthesiologist and Consultant at Hartford Hospital, Partner and Board Member at Hartford Anesthesiology Associates, Inc, Chair, Strategic Planning Committee at Hartford Anesthesiology Associates, Inc.

Medical Practice

Hartford Hospital since 2002 - Chief of Trauma Anesthesia and Urological Anesthesia at Hartford Hospital University of Connecticut since Jan 1999 - Associate Adjunct Professor of Biomedical Engineering Mountain Laurel Biomedical, LLC since Dec 1998 - CEO, Founder, Director of R+D, Managing Member University of Connecticut Health Center since Oct 1997 - Anesthesiologist Connecticut Children's Medical Center since Apr 1996 - Anesthesiologist University of Connecticut since Jan 1996 - Associate Clinical Professor of Anesthesiology Hartford Anesthesiology Associates since Oct 1991 - Partner and Director Hartford Hospital since Oct 1991 - Chief of Trauma Anesthesia Hartford Hospital since 1991 - Senior Attending Anesthesiologist and Consultant Hartford Anesthesiology Associates, Inc since Oct 1991 - Partner and Board Member Hartford Anesthesiology Associates, Inc. since Oct 1991 - Chair, Strategic Planning Committee WADEM 2007 - 2010 - Member ASA COTEP 2007 - 2010 - Preparedness CTARES 1990 - 2010 - KD1LA US Army Reserve Apr 1982 - Dec 1999 - Major

Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Sloan School of Management 2009 - 2010
Certificate, Leadership and Management Military: US Army Reserve 1982 - 1999
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute at Hartford 1994 - 1997
MS, Biomedical EngineeringElectromagnetics, EMI of medical devices, Antenna design including plasma antennas Biomaterials, bioinstrumentation, and biofluid dynamics The University of Connecticut School of Medicine 1981 - 1985
MD, MedicineI focused on becoming a well-rounded general physician who could manage a broad spectrum of trauma and disease. Clinical rotations were supplemented with military medical experience, both in the field and the hospital. Emphasis on Emergency Medicine, Burns, and Chemical Injuries. Case Western Reserve University 1977 - 1981
BA cum laude, Chemistry (minors:Biology, Psychology)I became a fairly experienced synthetic and analytical chemist. Heavy NMR and IR spectroscopy experience. I was preparing myself to look for a job in the chemical field if I did not get into medical school. Finishing my major early, I branched out into Electrical and Biomedical Engineering, leveraging my experience as an amateur radio operator in the 1970s.

Trauma, Cardiac, Pediatric Anesthesia, Electromagnetics:, Electromagnetic interference, Intentional EMI, HEMP, Bio-effects, CBRN, Military/Medical Operations, Disaster Preparedness

Biomedical Engineering: Bio-heat transfer Functional medical imaging Electromagnetic interference Cardiac and vascular fluid mechanics Signal processing Virtual instrument design Biological interactions with electromagnetic radiation Industrial espionage prevention/counterintelligence Undergraduate and pre-college science and engineering education Mathematical modeling and control of physiologic systems Management, CBRNE Decon/PPE Disaster medicine and preparedness Public health and population based disease prevention Medical simulation training Cardiac anesthesia Echocardiography Pediatric anesthesia Bleeding disorders during surgery Brain protection during surgery Perioperative temperature management Trauma resuscitation Urologic anesthesia Military: Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Warfare Defense Electromagnetic pulse protection Electronic warfare defense Antenna design Intelligence Communications Technology Force and infrastructure protection

Guide to America’s Top Anesthesiologists, Consumer’s 2007, Research Council of America , Elected to Senior Member, Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers 2006 , AMA Physician Recognition Award with Distinction 2005 , AMA Physician Rec Award 2002-2004, AMA Physician Recognition Award 1998-2001, AMA Physician Rec Award 1993-1996, Delaware Valley Hospital Council Certificate of 1991 , Recognition, AMA Physician Recognition Award 1989, Tovell Award for Excellence in Research, Academics, 1989, and Clinical Medicine, Hartford Hospital, Armed Forces Reserve Components Medal 1992, Superior Unit Citation (WRAMC) 1991, Army Achievement Medal 3rd Oak Leaf Cluster 1991, Army Achievement Medal 2nd Oak Leaf Cluster 1991, National Defense Service Medal 1991, Army Reserve Components Achievement Medal 1990, 1st Oak Leaf Cluster , Army Achievement Medal 1st Oak Leaf Cluster 1987, Army Reserve Components Achievement Medal 1986, Army Achievement Medal 1984

Anesthesiologist

111 Founders Plz, East Hartford, CT 06108
99 E River Dr, East Hartford, CT 06108

American Board of Anesthesiology Certification in Anesthesiology

Hartford Anesthesiology Associates Inc
80 Seymour St, Hartford, CT 06102