University of kansas school of medicine faculty curriculum vitae I. Personal data n

Date: May 17, 2017

UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

FACULTY CURRICULUM VITAE

I. PERSONAL DATA
Name: Michael A. Rapoff, PhD.

Current Academic Rank: Professor (tenured)

Department(s): Pediatrics

Office Address, Phone, Fax and e-mail: University of Kansas Medical Center

Department of Pediatrics

39th & Rainbow Blvd.

Kansas City, Kansas 66160-7330 913/5886373

913/588-2253 (fax)

Email: [e-mail]
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Undergraduate Education:
Years	Degree	Institution
1969-1973	B.S. (Education)	Southern Illinois University

Graduate Education:
Years	Area of Study	Institution
1973-1975	M.S. (Special Education)	Southern Illinois University
1977-1979	M.A. (Human Development)	University of Kansas
1979-1980	Ph.D. (Developmental & Child Psychology)	University of Kansas

Academic and Other Professional Appointments and Activities:
Month and Year	Position	Institution
7/77  10/80	Graduate Research Assistant	University of Kansas Bureau of Child Research
10/80  10/82	Postdoctoral Fellow in Behavioral Pediatrics	University of Kansas Medical Center Department of Pediatrics
10/80  10/82	Clinical Instructor	University of Kansas Medical Center Department of Pediatrics
10/80  7/84	Research Associate	University of Kansas Bureau of Child Research
7/83  7/84	Director, Wellness Training and Pain Management Program Center	Menorah Medical Center Kansas City, MO
Academic and Other Professional Appointments and Activities (continued):
Month and Year	Position	Institution
7/82  7/87	Clinical Investigator	Ralph L. Smith Mental Retardation Research Center University of Kansas Medical Center
8/81  9/90	Courtesy Assistant Professor	Department of Human Development and Family Life University of Kansas
7/82  7/87	Assistant Professor	University of Kansas Medical Center Department of Pediatrics
7/83  7/88	Assistant Professor	University of Kansas Medical Center Department of Rehabilitation Medicine
7/84  7/88	Psychologist & Education Coordinator	University of Kansas Medical Center Mid-America Pediatric Rheumatology Program
7/88  7/92	Associate Professor	University of Kansas Medical Center Department of Rehabilitation Medicine
7/88  7/92	Associate Professor	University of Kansas Medical Center Department of Pediatrics
7/92  7/96	Associate Professor with Tenure	University of Kansas Medical Center Department of Pediatrics
7/88 – 1/09	Section Chief, Behavioral Pediatrics	University of Kansas Medical Center Department of Pediatrics
8/89  present	Clinical Team Leader/Adjunct Faculty	University of Kansas Clinical Psychology Program (Health Psychology Specialty)
7/96 - present	Professor with Tenure	University of Kansas Medical Center Department of Pediatrics
7/05 - present	Ralph L. Smith Professor of Pediatrics	University of Kansas Medical Center Department of Pediatrics

Professional Registration/ Licensure:
Year	Number	State
1982	570	Kansas Behavioral Sciences Regulatory
1984	RO135	Missouri State Committee of Psychologists
1986	Certificate # 33918	National Register of Health Service Psychologists
11-13-2015	Certificate # 8034	Board Certified, Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology, American Board of Professional Psychology

Professional Societies and Affiliations:
Year	Organization
1979	Society of Behavioral Medicine
1980	American Psychological Association Division 38-Health Psychology (1989) Division 54-Society of Pediatric Psychology (1991)
1980	Association for the Advancement of Behavior Therapy
1985	American Juvenile Arthritis Organization
1987	Association of Rheumatology Health Professionals (American College of Rheumatology)
2007	Childhood Arthritis & Rheumatology Research Alliance (CARRA)

Honors and Awards:
Year	Award
1975	Kappa Delta Pi (Education Honorary Society)
2003	Distinguished Scholar Award, Association of Rheumatology Health Professionals, a Division of the American College of Rheumatology; “in recognition of outstanding rheumatology scholarship”
2003	Fellow, Society of Pediatric Psychology, Division 54 of the American Psychological Association
2005	40^th Anniversary Association of Rheumatology Health Professionals, division of the American College of Rheumatology, Star Award for “significant contributions to the field of rheumatology during the past 40 years”; one of 37 awardees
2006	Named the Ralph L. Smith Professor of Pediatrics, Distinguished Professorship, University of Kansas Medical Center
2007	KU Pediatrics Chairman’s Award for Outstanding Contributions to Mentoring
2010	KU Pediatrics Chair Award for Distinction in Scholarship
2013	Leone F. Mattioli, M.D. Award for Pediatric Research and Scholarship, KU Medical Center

TEACHING ACTIVITIES

Brief statement of areas of teaching interest

Pediatric Psychology, applied behavior analysis, pain management, psychosocial adjustment to chronic pediatric diseases, and adherence to medical regimens

Didactic:
Academic		Instruction			Student
Year	Course	Title	Type	Hours	No	Type
1982-2013	Pediatric Clerkship	Adherence to Pediatric Medical Regimens	Lecture	6 per year	12	Medical Students
2013 - present	Pediatric Clerkship	Professionalism	Lecture/Discussion	8 per year	12	Medical Students
1982-present	Pediatrics Grand Rounds	Varies	Lecture	1 every 1 or 2 years	30	Medical Students Residents Faculty
1985-present	Pediatrics Grand Attending Rounds	Varies	Lecture	Varies	20	Medical Students Residents Faculty
1989-2006	PSYC 833: Clinical Health Psychology II. Acute and Chronic Illness	Various topics	Lecture and Discussion	1 semester per year	5-15	Graduate Students
1989-present	PSYC 835: Psychological Clinic VI: Health Psychology Practicum	Clinical cases	Case presentations, discussion, and supervision	2 semester per year	4-6	Graduate Students
1989-present	PSYC 899: Master’s Thesis	MA research	Supervision and chairing or committee member			Graduate Students
1989-present	PSYC 999: Doctoral Dissertation	PhD research	Supervision and co-chairing or committee member			Graduate Students
2017-present	PSYC 838	Assessment and management of chronic pain across the lifespan	Online course with assigned readings and lectures. Students take quizzes on lecture and submit a question and response for each reading. They also develop a PowerPoint presentation on relevant topic approved by the instructor.	8 week course with 3 credit hours	Maximum enrollment = 8 students	KU graduate students in Clinical, Clinical Child or Counseling Psychology and graduate students in PhD programs in the Schools of Nursing and Health Professions at KU Medical Center and other potential graduate students with permission from instructor.

Nondidactic:
Academic		Instruction			Student
Year	Course	Title	Type	Hours	No	Type

Clinical
Year	Hours	Student No Type		Length of Service
1982-present	Weekly	10/per year	Residents Medical Studies	1 month rotation in Behavioral Pediatrics

Master’s theses and PhD. dissertations directed: (CP=Clinical Psychology; CCP=Clinical Child Psychology; HD=Human Development; DCP=Developmental & Child Psychology; SON=School of Nursing; PRE=Department of Psychology and Research in Education)

Note: As Dr. Rapoff has an adjunct appointment in the Psychology Department at the University of Kansas, any students’ committees where he is listed as “co-chair” indicates that he was the primary graduate advisor and supervisor for that student.