HAYWOOD HALL MD FACEP, FIFEM, FAAEM

PROFESSIONAL LICENSES:

• Federation Credentials Verification Service (FCVS) :  (FID) number is 205369648

• NPI Number is 1851385496
• Medicaid Provider #: E60268 / Medicaid Number 3426 / PTAN 883592
• New Mexico Medical License #: 87-243,  Issue date 11/16/87, exp.  7/1/2023
• NM CSR CS00009751, issue date  9/4/1987, Ex 10/31/2019
• TX Drug Enforcement Agency #: FH4762464 (TX)  Issue date 8/6/14, exp. 10/31/2020
• NM DEA # :  FH77602437  issue date  7/15/2018, Exp Date 10/31/2021
• Texas Medical License #: J5341, Issue date 3/4/94, ex. 5/2022
• Texas DPS Registration #: V0208877, ex. 5/31/2022
• Florida Medical License # ME127903,  issue date 4/13/16, exp. 1/31/22.
• Hawaii License # 18444, Issue date  1/4/16,  exp.  1/31/24.
• Arizona License # 51165,   Issue date  2/2/16, 2/2/16, exp. date  06/24/20
• New York Medical License #:  284039,   issue date  4/22/16, exp. 3/31/2021
• Washington Medical License #MD60588374, Issued  10/9/15,  Expires 6/24/20

Federalized Licenses: 

• Connecticut
• Michigan
• Mississippi
• Nebraska
• North Carolina
• Vermont
• Wisconsin

Expired Licenses (Can be reactivated)

• Colorado Medical License DR.0055878, Issue date 10/1/15,   exp.  4/30/17
• Connecticut Medical License   # 55320, issue date 06/01/2016,  ext 6/30/17
• Illinois Medical License #  036140414, issue date 4/18/16  exp. 7/31/17
• Minnesota  Medical License  2074, Issue date  10/2/15, exp. 12/31/2016.
• Nebraska Medical License # 28879, Issue date  10/20,15,  exp. 10/1/16.
• New Jersey Medical License # 25MA09889000,  issue date 5/25/16,  exp. 6/30/2017
• Ohio Medical License 35.127313, 9/23/15,. exp.  10/01/16.
• South Carolina. License number  39044, Issue date  1/6/16, 1/6/16 , exp.  date 4/30/16.
• Tennessee Medical License 53482 , Issue date  10/16/15 exp. 6/30/18.
• Iowa Medical License # MD-42985, Issue Date  10/21/15, Expires 6/1/18
• California License 140892,   Issue date 2/22/2016,  exp. 6/30/2017.

CERTIFICATIONS:

• ABEM Board Certified  in Emergency Medicine # 21925, exp.2025
• Advanced Cardiac Life Support, instructor 06/2010
• Advanced Trauma Life Support, provider 05/2020

September 2019 to Present: South Texas Health Care System,  Staff Emergency Physician, Free Standing ED, Edinburg Regional Medical Center, 1400 W Trenton Rd, Edinburg, TX 78539

August 2018 to Present:  Lovelace Medical Center, Heart Hospital of New Mexico. Staff Emergency Physician,   601 Dr Martin Luther King Jr Ave NE, Albuquerque, NM 87102

August 2016 to October 2018: Neighbors Emergency Care, Staff Physician,  Brownsville , Texas 

Jun. 2016 to December  2018:  My Telemedicine, Chief Medical Officer / Medical Director,

Jun.  2014 to Dec. 2015: MDLive Telemedicine Service  Medical Director / Staff Physician   

Jun. 2014 to May 2015: Alta Vista High Plains Medical Center, Staff Emergency Physician,  Las Vegas, New Mexico, 

Apr. 2010 to Mar. 2015: Heart Hospital of New Mexico, Staff Emergency Physician, 504 Elm Street NE , Albuquerque NM 87102-2512  

Jan. 23rd, 2008- Aug 21st, 2013:  Holy Cross Hospital, Staff Emergency Physician, Taos, New Mexico, 1397 Weimer, Rd. Taos, New Mexico 87571 Ph 575 578 8883  

Oct. 2004 to Jun. 2009: Valley Baptist Medical Center, Staff Emergency Physician, , Harlingen Texas  2101 Pease Street, Harlingen, Texas, 78550   Ph 956 389 1100

Apr. 2004 to Oct.  2004: Harlingen Medical Center, Staff Emergency Physician,  5501 S Expressway 77, Harlingen Texas 78550   956 365 1000

Jan.  2004 to May 2004: McAllen General, McAllen Heart Hospital and Edinburg Regional Hospital, Staff Emergency Physician and Department Director, McAllen Area Hospitals: 301 W Expressway 83, McAllen, TX 78503   956 632 4000

Oct. 1999 to Dec. 2003: Heart Hospital of New Mexico, Staff Emergency Physician and Department Director,   504 Elm Street NE, Albuquerque NM 87102-2512

Aug. 6th, 1996 to Aug. 6th, 1997: New Mexico Regional Federal Medical Center, (Combined Veterans Administration and Kirkland Air Force Base facility), Emergency Staff Physician,  1501 San Pedro Dr. SE, Albuquerque, NM 87108-5153

Sep. 2001:  World Trade Center Disaster, Medical Officer, New Mexico Disaster Medical Assistance Team, National Disaster Medical System. Center for Disaster Medicine, 2704 Yale Blvd. SE Albuquerque, NM 87106 505.272.6240, Acting Commander (12-09) Byron Piatt byron.piatt@hhs.gov, 

Dec. 1996 to Jun. 1998: Northwest Texas Medical Center, Emergency Staff Physician, Amarillo Texas, , 1501 S. Coulter, Amarillo, TX 79106   Ph 806.354.1000

1994 to 1996: Brackenridge Hospital, Emergency Staff Physician, University Medical Center, Austin, TX. High volume level I Trauma Center, 601 East 15th Street, Austin TX, 78701   Ph 512.324.7000

Oct. 2003 to Jun. 2009: Valley Baptists Medical Center, Staff Emergency Physician, Harlingen Texas, 2101 Pease Street, Harlingen, Texas, 78550   Ph 956 389 1100

Sep. 1992 to Sep. 1993:  Clovis High Plains Regional Medical Center,  Emergency Staff Physicians and Medical Director- 2100 N Thomas St,  Clovis NM  88101  Ph 575 769 2141

Oct. 1991-Sep. 1992:  Lovelace Medical Center (Gibson), Emergency Staff Physician, , Albuquerque, NM , 601 Dr Martin Luther King Jr. Ave NE, Albuquerque, NM 87102   Ph 601 727 8000

• Adjunct Professor of Emergency Medicine, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine. (2007 to present)
• Adjunct Associate Professor, UT Southwestern , University of Texas, Dallas, Tx (2009 to 2013)
• Visiting Professor, Universidad de Celaya, 2013 to 2015
• Visiting Professor, University of Guanajuato School of Medicine 2001
• Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine (Clinical Educator), University of New Mexico School of Medicine, (8/6/96 to 8/6/97).

Although I was born in Brooklyn New York, I was raised in Mexico as a child until the age of 8.  After a " real world education" as a musician / piano tuner, a Con Ed meter reader and a NYC cab driver,  I received my GED and I went back to college, dedicating my life to improving emergency care, and  decreasing pain and suffering, especially among Spanish speaking and other marginalized populations.  As an emergency physician, I have seen over 80,000 patients in emergency departments, worked in various private, public, and academic settings. I have won the highest international honors in my field.  I have seen humanity at its very best and its very worst.  An example of this was my service as a Medical Officer during the WTC 911 Disaster. 

My grandparents were born slaves in 1860 and my father was born in 1898. True to my family's values (my parents were both civil rights activists), and wanting to make a change in the world, I began to focus on what it would take to become my version of a change agent.  I slowly made the transition to becoming a "Social Entrepreneur".  I realized that the  roots of social change have to go beyond non -profit models and I started what ultimately became an impact enterprise in 2002.  Although Social Business may not be able to solve all of the world’s problems, I am convinced we have to develop a new norm: enterprise with a social contract.  I brought my company through the B Certification process.

It is often said that "knowledge is power".  With knowledge, skills and abilities in low resource areas, the health care providers can best determine what resources are needed to do their excellent work. Now with telemedicine and mHealth technology, a higher quality care will soon be within most peoples reach. The PACEMD Program in Mexico has trained over 41,000 health care providers and another 6,000 lay people.. We have pioneered in the areas community based training of emergency obstetrics, community cardiac care, trauma, pediatrics and neonatal , disaster medicine and other areas.  We have changed public policy and integrated new, innovative processes and have spawned and inspired many community-based training centers.  In the MedSpanish Program , we have trained over 500 US health care providers in how to communicate with their Spanish speaking patients. ( There are over 50,000,000 Spanish speaekers in the United States, 10,000,000 Monolingual) 

 We are literally redefining the tools of training as a leverage for infrastructure development and innovation. We have been proud to be have been considered a "Top 10 Social Impact Enterprise " in Latin America and are now pioneering with strategic partners in the areas of mHealth/Telemedicine, Palliative Care and have an interest in “Promotora  based models” of health care.  We have been especially  inspired by our work with parteras in Chiapas and plan to improve care for all out to the last kilometer.  Through my work at PACE, and through my other clinical and telemedicine work,  I am uniquely committed and positioned to significantly improve the health care outcomes of Latino populations.  

Executive Director/Founder - Pan-American Collaborative Emergency Medicine Development Program (PACEMD Program), Guanajuato, Mexico (6/96 to present) www.Centro-PACE.org.

• Operates the Emergency Medicine Collaborative Center   in Guanajuato Mexico, Guanajuato, Mexico, Centro PACE
• Developed conferences, Advanced Airway courses, trauma nurse provider and instructor courses, emergency ultrasound courses that have been taught in Mexico, Argentina and Panama.
• Training Center Coordination for the American Heart Association center in San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato.
  • Among the first 3 of 33 Centers in Mexico
  • Teaches Basic Life Support, Advanced Cardiac Life Support, Pediatric Advanced Life Support, HeartSaver provider and instructor courses all in Spanish
• Mentors emerging leadership in Latin America in emergency medicine.
• Organizer of the first Mexican state level College of Emergency Physicians 
• Developer of the PACE courses (Programa de Actualizacion Continua en Emergencias):
  • PACE 1 – Emergency Nursing course
  • PACE 2 - Emergency Physician Course
  • PACE 3 – EMT Paramedic Course
• Director of Advanced Life Support for Obstetrics (ALSO) programs in Mexico for the American College of Family Physicians. (13,000 people certified). We developed both the Basic and Advanced Life Support for Obstetrics programs for Mexico. First pilot site in the world for the Basic Life Support for Obstetrics program and the Community Life Support for Obstetrics for Traditional Midwives. We  helped to bring the ALSO program to Costa Rica, Panama, Argentina, Uruguay, 
• Organized the training of 14 Advanced Hazmat Life Support instructors in Queretaro Mexico 2007.
• Supported/facilitated the development of multiple conferences/workshops and professional summits in Mexico and internationally:
• The Global Summit on Health Technology and Education, sponsored by Mohammad Yunus , Nobel Peace Prize Laureate, Atlanta,  Georgia , May 10through 13 , 2015
• The International Federation of Emergency Medicine ICEM 2018 in Mexico CIty
• The Emergency Medicine Leadership conference 2002 (in Guanajuato State), in conjunction with SUEG , The State EMS bureau of the State of Guanajuato) 
• Pan American Conferences of the Sociedad Mexicana de Medicina de Emergencias in Puerto Vallarta (2002)
• Pan American Conferences of the Sociedad Mexicana de Medicina de Emergencias in Ixtapa/Zihuatenejo (2004),
• The International EM leadership Summit February 2007,
• The Asociacion Mexicana de Medicina de Urgencias, Guanajuato Mexico May 2007,
• The American Heart Association Mexico “roll out” , Mexico City   Jan/February 2008,
• The 15th National SMME conference in Mexico City (February 2008)
• Organizers of the Regional Latin American Conference Advanced Life Support for Obstetrics in Cancun Conference May 2010-
• We were the co-organizers of the International Federation of Emergency Medicine Symposium on Resuscitation , San Miguel de Allende,  June 2011

Executive Director/Founder, MedSpanish Program, Guanajuato, Mexico (3/2002 to present) www.pace-MedSpanish.org

• Program has trained about 500 US health care personnel in Medical Spanish at our sites in Guanajuato. We provide CME Credit as well as clinical electives for residents, medical students and others. About half of the participants are emergency medicine oriented. The program also trains personnel who teach emergency materials in Spanish.

• President, Geographic Emergency Medicine Service, Texas/Mexico (9/2004)
•  The program is a locum tenens / physician recruiting group that provides an “alternative practice” model for emergency physicians who are interested in working on the US Mexico border as part of their international career.

• Medical Director, EmCare Emergency Services, McAllen Area Hospitals: McAllen Medical Center, McAllen Heart Hospital, Edinburgh Regional Medical Center (1/2004 to 5/2004)
• Medical Director, EmCare Emergency Services, Heart Hospital of New Mexico contract (10/99 to 11/2003)
• Opened and managed new, state of the art emergency department for 4 years.

• Medical Director, Region III Emergency Medical Services, Emergency Medical and Primary Care Bureau, State of New Mexico.(1993-1994)

• Board Member, Albuquerque EMS Medical Control Board (1999 to 2003) which oversees the Paramedics in the Albuquerque Fire Department, Bernalillo County Fire Department, & Albuquerque Ambulance

• Medical Director, Emergency Department, Clovis High Plains Hospital, Clovis, NM (10/93-10/94)

• Organized and incorporated the DynaMedics Medical Computer Corporation to develop integrated pen-based computerized patient record systems computers. (1991)

• Initiated/founded the organization initiative to develop the Masters in Public Health (MPH) Program at the University of New Mexico.
• Wrote the original development proposal, which emphasized an interdisciplinary approach.
• Organized and served as a member of the MPH executive committee.
• Co-chaired the International/ Rural/Border/Cultural Health MPH subcommittee.
• Developed course outline for core Cultural and International Health course.
• Coordinator between the MPH Program and University Graduate School.
• Community organizer / lobbyist for the development of UNM Public Health Programs.
• Technical advisor to the Dissemination Unit of the World Health Organization Collaborative Center for Community-Based Medical Education.
• Instrumental in the development their initial computer capability in desktop publishing.
• Developed and directed the Medical Spanish program for residents, medical students, faculty, and staff of the University of New Mexico Medical Center, funded under the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Social Medicine Grant.
• Founded the New Mexico House Staff Association in 1989. Edited the New Mexico House Staff Association Newsletter. Developed one of the earliest UNM policies on “moonlighting”.

 Founded the Intercultural Health Organization in 1988. Resulted in:

• The development of the House Staff Association,
• Helped foster the Internal Medicine residency program to a more ambulatory/primary care orientation,
• The Medical Spanish Program at UNM,
• The Masters in Public Health initiative at UNM
• A support group for Native American physicians.

• International Federation of Emergency Medicine  Humanitarian Award , Hong Kong , 2014
• ACEP International Section Individual Achievement Awards , 2014
• Fellow of the International Federation of Emergency Medicine 2009
• ACEP Hero of Emergency Medicine 2008
• Letters of Recognicion from the Sociedad Mexicana de Medicine de Emergencias, the Consejo Mexicano de medicina de Emergencias, and the Asociacion Mexicana de Medicina de Urgencias.
• Ashoka Fellow / Social Entrepreneur. www. Ashoka.org and changemakers.com 2003
• Nominated for the Jonathan Mann award 2007

Publications and Research

"Community Oriented Learning for Emergency Medicine Residents", Academic Emergency Medicine, Vol. 2, No. 6. (1990)

"Problem-Based Learning for Emergency Medicine Residents" Academic Emergency Medicine, Vol. 2, No. 7. (1990)

Pharyngeal-Tracheal Lumen Airway Study. UNM Dept. of Emergency Medicine. (1990)

Effect of written orientation materials on patient satisfaction in the Emergency Department," Poster presentation, Society for Academic Emergency Medicine. (May 1992)

Research assistant, Estrogen Receptor Study, Baylor College of Medicine. (1982)

Research assistant Ribaviron Drug Study, Baylor College of Medicine. (1982)

Dr Judith Tintinalli

Dr Robert E Suter

Dr. Terry Mulligan

Dr. Darryl Macias 

Dr  Renate Savich

Dr. Portia Jones

Dr. Ashely Bean

Dr Camilo Gutierrez

Jason Friesen , MPH, EMT P 

Mark Kendell

PACE SEDES / Sites is our brand Distribution Network which decentralizes our activities is a franchise like arrangement).   The Sede signs a comprehensive licensing agreement and and is considered a branch of PACE  in a given service area.   Presently we have 15 SEDES including PEMEX ( National Petroleum), UNAM ENEO ( Graduate School of Nursing at the National University) and SEDENA ( The Mexican Department of Defense) .