Dr Emily Gill
MBChB, BmedSci, DipChild Health, DipWomen’s Health
Fellow Royal New Zealand College of General Practice
Date of Birth: 15 June 1977
Nationality: Dual NZ - USA; Languages: English (native), French
MCNZ # : 36462
Email: Emily.Gill@bopdhb.govt.nz
Telephone: +64 2102540285
Address: 17a Hanaia Road, Tirohanga, Ōpōtiki, 3197, New Zealand
VOCATIONAL EXPERIENCE
Rural General Practitioner (GP) | Jan 2012 – present |
Senior Lecturer General Practice and Primary Healthcare. School of Population Health, Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences, University of Auckland, NZ. | Mar 2019 - present |
NZ Harkness Research Fellow in Health Care Policy and Practice Division of General Medicine, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston, USA | Sept 2017 – Aug 2018 |
12 months maternity leave | June – Dec 2013, Feb - Sept 2016 |
Te-Whanau-a-Apanui Community Health Centre, Te Kaha | Jan 2012 – present |
Whakatōhea Health Centre, Ōpōtiki | Jan 2013 – present |
Church St Surgery, Ōpōtiki | Jan – Dec 2012 |
Senior Resident Training | |
O&G SHO (PGY8) Whakatane Hospital, BOPDHB, NZ | May 2011 – Dec 2011 |
Rural Hospital Registrar (PGY8) - Whakatane Hospital, BOPDHB, NZ | Feb 2011 – May 2011 |
Anaesthetic Registrar (PGY7) - Rotorua Hospital, LDHB, NZ | Sept 2010 – Dec 2010 |
Medical Registrar (PGY7) - Rotorua Hospital, LDHB, NZ | Mar – Sept 2010 |
Rural GP Registrar (PGY6) - Akaroa & Kaikoura Health Centre, Canterbury, NZ General Practice Education Programme: Full-time Stage 1 Registrar, Rural Placement | Feb – Dec 2009 |
Medical Volunteer for Medecins Sans Frontieres (Doctor’s Without Borders) Malnutrition Project, Burkina Faso Outpatient clinic and Malnutrition child hospital in Ivory Coast | Jan - July 2008 Jan - July 2007 |
Junior Resident Training Informal internship - University of Newcastle Assisted with social marketing projects related to life-style related disorders | Aug - Oct 2007 |
SHO Locum Work Runs available on request | Sept - Dec 2007 |
Registrar (PGY3) - Middlemore Hospital, CMDHB, NZ Emergency Department | Mar - Dec 2006 |
Resident Medical Officer (PGY3)- Kawhia Medical Centre, Waikato, NZ Post Graduate Rural General Practice Education Programme | Dec 2005 - Feb 2006 |
Resident Medical Officer (PGY1/2) – Nelson Hospital, NMDHB, NZ Rotations: GenMed (6 months), Urology/Gyn, Psych, GenSurg, Paed (6 months) | Nov 2003 - Nov 2005 |
EDUCATION
American Medical Informatics Association 10x10 course – Completed | 2018 |
RNZCGP- GPEP Registrar training programme - Awarded Fellowship | 2009 - 2014 |
Advanced Trauma Life Support - completed Advanced Care Life Support (ACLS Level 7) – Completed | 2012 2011, 2014 |
UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO | 2011 |
Post-grad Diploma of Women’s Health - Awarded Post-grad Diploma of Child Health (DCH) - Awarded with Credit | 2005 |
UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO (Academic transcript available, upon request) | 1996 – 2003 |
MBChB at Christchurch School of Medicine - Graduate 3 month elective in rural, North-East IndiaBachelor of Medical Science (General Practice) - FIRST CLASS HONOURSPUB701 Epidemiology and Biostatistics - A | December 2003 |
AWARDS
NZ Harkness Fellow in Health Care Policy and Practice | 2017 |
Faculty of Medicine Scholarship Award | 2002 |
Neil Columbus Prize in Cardiology | 2001 |
Summer Research Scholarship, Australian National University, Canberra, Australia | 2000 |
Summer Research Fellowship, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, USA | 1999 |
Summer Studentship, Wellington School of Medicine | 1998 |
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Boston, US Department of Medicine, Division General Internal Medicine and Primary CareConducted a descriptive study about how technology is used for care coordination in rural settings | Sept 2017 - Aug 2018 |
Christchurch School of Medicine and Health Sciences, New Zealand Department of General Practice (for BMedSci) Conducted a descriptive study of diabetes management and wrote a thesisUsed Epi Info statistical software program | 2002 |
Australian National University, Canberra, Australia National Centre for Epidemiology and Population HealthPhone interviews with GP's and a review of literature | Oct - Dec 2000 |
National Institutes of Health, Bethesda MD, US National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke Acquired laboratory skills to carry out neurological research on Gaucher's Disease | July - Sept. 1999 |
Wellington School of Medicine, New Zealand Department of Public Health Conducted interviews about perceptions on risks from mosquitoes | Dec 1998 - Jan 1999 |
PEER REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS
Gill E, Guest C. The Flood, The Hague and the Mosquito, The Aust. and NZ Journ of Public Health, 2001; vol 25 (1):98-9. |
Gill E, Tuck A, Lee DW, Beckert L; Multicultural Task Group. Tutorial Dynamics and participation in small groups: A student perspective in a multicultural setting, NZMJ, 2004 Nov 5; 117 (1205). |
Moot A, Gill E, Schandelmair K, Robertson R. Remote trauma to spleen during pelvic laparoscopy, NZMJ, 2005 Aug 26; 118 (1221). |
Gill E, Corwin P, Mangin D, Sutherland M. Diabetic Care in rest homes in Christchurch, New Zealand, Diabetic Medicine, 2006 Nov; 23 (11): 1252. |
Gill E, Mangin D. Can General Practitioners provide effective cardiovascular disease prevention? Dreams and realities of CVD prevention, NZMJ, 2011 Jan; 124 (1328) |
ACTIVE RESEARCH AND RELATED PROJECTS
Gill E, Dykes P, Rudin RS, Storm M, McGrath K, Bates DW. Technology-Facilitated Care Coordination in Rural Areas: What Is Needed?, Pending submission to International Journal of Medical Informatics, June 2019. |
Storm, M, Fortuna, KL., Gill, E., Pincus, H,. Bruce, ML., & Bartels, SJ. Coordination of service for people with serious mental illness and chronic medical conditions. Exploring providers’ perspectives (working title). Planned submission to Psychiatric Services. |
Project lead for the Development of a Platform and Structure for a Toi Ora Practise Based Research Network (PBRN) that includes support for innovative quality improvement activities. Contracted to Te Teo Herenga Waka (TTHW) Planning & Funding, Bay of Plenty District Health Board, Oct 2018 – July 2019. |
Member of Bay of Plenty (BOP) Rural Service Level Alliance Team and advisor to BOP Information Systems Group, Augt 2018 – present. |
Founding member New Zealand Informatics Network, Nov 2018 – present. |
Successful applicant and Lead for a Whakakotahi – primary care quality improvement challenge 2019 project entitled Building a sustainable Quality Improvement model for General Practice transformation at the Te Whānau ā Apanui Community Health Centre. |
Collaboration with Dr. Ania Syrowatka, Canadian Foundation for Healthcare Improvement. Ongoing Scoping Literature Review about Electronic Health Record tools to support Care Transitions including Primary Care. |
PROFESSIONAL INTERESTS
Chronic Care Management, Rural Health, High-needs communities, Indigenous Health |
Medical Professionalism:Doctors-In-Training-Council, New Zealand Medical Association: member (2009 - 2012), Deputy Chair (2010)New Zealand Medical Students' Association: Secretary (2001) and Regional Representative (2000, 2002) on ExecutiveChristchurch Medical Students' Association: Vice-President (2002) |