Date of Revision February 2002

CURRICULUM VITAE

James G. Porterfield, MD, FACC

BORN: April 16, 1947, Nashville, Tennessee
1970 B.S. University of Tennessee--Knoxville; Chemistry-Mathematics
1974 M.D. University of Tennessee--Memphis; Medicine
1974-75 Medical Internship, City of Memphis Hospitals, Memphis, Tennessee
1975-77 Resident, City of Memphis Hospitals, Memphis, Tennessee
1977-79 Medical Director of Intensive Care Unit, Beaufort Navy Hospital, Beaufort, South Carolina
1979-80 Research Fellow in Cardiology, Lown Cardiovascular Laboratory, Harvard School of Public Health, Boston, Massachusetts
1979-81 Clinical Fellow in Cardiology, Peter Bent Brigham Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts
1980-81 Clinical Fellow-Multicenter Investigation in Limitation of Infarct Size, Peter Bent Brigham Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts
1981-1989 Cardiologist--Electrophysiologist, The Cardiology Group of Memphis, P.A., and Clinical Assistant Professor in Medicine, The University of Tennessee, Baptist Memorial Hospital, Memphis, Tennessee
1989-Present Arrhythmia Consultants.  1211 Union Avenue, Suite 475; Memphis, Tennessee 38104, and Clinical Assistant Professor in Medicine, The University of Tennessee; Methodist Hospital, Memphis, Tennessee
1994-Present Director of Electrophysiologic Laboratories, Methodist Hospital, Memphis, Tennessee
1994-Present Director of Electrophysiologic Laboratories, Tenet/St. Francis Hospital, Memphis, Tennessee
2001-Present Clinical Professor of Medicine, University of Tennessee, Memphis, Tennessee
1994-Present Honorary Fellow of the American Academy of Medical Administrators
1996-Present Clinical Reactor, Internal Medicine
1997-Present Contributor, Kromes Communications Education Company
1998-Present

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2001-Present President, Memphis Electrophysiologist Society