Resume

• 2018.

  Dr. Potter

  a Board Certified and fully licensed D.O. Physician

  graduated in June 2019. In October 2018

  Dr. Potter earned a score on the Neuroscience section of the PRITE exam that was nationally ranked at the 96th percentile of all Psychiatry Residents taking the PRITE exam in 2018. Elizabeth Potter is pleased to report the publication of her Commentary

  “Team Building to improve Residency Rotations

  \" in the American Journal of Psychiatry

  Resident's Journal

  October 1

  2017. In June 2018

  our research grant on Physician Burnout was funded by LECOM. Dr. Potter was pleased to organize and speak at a Seminar on Physician Burnout at the Neuropsychology Club at Nova Southeastern College of Medicine

  March 16

  that was very well received! Dr. Potter was pleased to present

  \"Team building as an improved approach to improving Residency rotations

  \" at the Larkin Hospital and FMA (CEME credits) Seminar

  \"Understanding Physician Burnout: Implications for Healthcare Delivery and Quality of Patient Care

  \" on July 14

  2017. Our Larkin GME Psychiatry presentations were well received. Dr. Potter enjoyed attending the Division of Psychoanalysis 37th Annual Meeting in New York City

  April 26-30

  2017. Dr. Potter enjoyed attending the American Psychiatry Association meeting in New York City

  May 5-10

  Larkin Community Hospital

  Mount Sinai Medical Center Miami Beach

  Miami Beach

  Dr. Potter organized research teams with Dr. Duara and colleagues to publish papers that described clinical research of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and a computer-based Visual Rating System for detecting early stages of Alzheimer’s disease in elderly subjects. This research generated 13 papers accepted for publication by peer-reviewed scientific journals

  including a paper published in Neurology (2008). Dr. Potter Interpreted brain MRIs of elderly patients for Visual Rating System (VRS)-related papers that were published. Dr. Potter organized

  edited and submitted all VRS papers for publication by peer-reviewed scientific journals. Dr. Potter organized

  edited and submitted grant applications to private and government research funding agencies with two research grants being funded. She collaborated with residents

  researchers and physicians and mentored college and graduate students from Mt. Sinai Medical

  University of Miami

  Nova Southeastern

  University of Southeastern Florida for VRS and Alzheimer’s disease-related research projects. One mentored college student

  Jacqueline Flores

  was accepted to Washington University St. Louis Microbiology graduate program (2010). Dr. Jason Appel

  a pivotal author on many VRS research papers was awarded a Radiology Fellowship at Beth Israel Deaconess

  Harvard Hospital (2009). Dr. Potter was awarded a research grant funding the study of visual rating of brain MRIs by the Byrd Center for Alzheimer’s Center & Research Institute (2007).

  Research Scientist

  North Miami

  FL

  Dr. Potter is thrilled to work as a Board Certified Psychiatrist with a dynamic professional team at Compass Mental Health in North Miami

  Florida.

  Board Certified Psychiatrist

  Compass Health

• 2011

  Doctor of Osteopathy

  Dr. Potter received an EFPA Scholarship to attend American Academy of Neurology meeting

  and participated in the inaugural Women in Leadership Program. Dr. Potter organized and presented at the “Multidisciplinary Approach to Alzheimer’s Research

  ” Seminar for the Neuropsychology Club

  Nova Southeastern University

  May 2nd

  2013. Dr. Potter was featured in an NSU COM Outlook Summer 2012 cover story that won a national AACOM Excellence in Communications Award

  April 2013. Dr. Potter received the Albert L. Wiener

  D.O. Psychiatry Award

  for medical student achieving the Greatest Proficiency in Psychiatry

  May 13

  Field of interest is Neurology/Psychiatry

  Student member of American Academy of Neurology

  Delta Epsilon Iota Honors Society

  American Medical Association

  American Osteopathy Association. Received Highest Proficiency in Psychiatry Award at graduation from Nova Southeastern College of medicine

  in 2015.

  Nova Southeastern University

• 2003

  MBA Univ of Phoenix

  Global Business

  Nova Southeastern University

  Miami Dade College

  Larkin Community Hospital

  Mount Sinai Medical Center Miami Beach

  MBA Univ of Phoenix

  Global Business

  Larkin Community Hospital

  Miami

  FL

  I am Dr. Elizabeth Potter. I earned my Neuroscience Ph.D. at Johns Hopkins Medical

  and my Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine at Nova Southeastern University. I graduated from Psychiatry Residency at Larkin Community Hospital

  June 2019. I earned my B. A. in History & Philosophy of Sciences & Medicine at University of Chicago

  and my Global Business M.B.A. at University of Phoenix. I have 21 years’ experience writing peer-reviewed scientific papers and grants funding my Neuroscience research. I conducted Neuroscience research at Johns Hopkins Medical

  University of Chicago

  Rush Medical Chicago

  University of Miami

  where I received funding from Michael J. Fox

  and Mount Sinai Medical in Miami Beach

  where I collaborated in writing 15 peer-reviewed scientific papers

  including a paper published in Neurology. In 2002

  I worked as an international medical science liaison at ThermoGenesis (CA)

  instructing blood bank stem cell scientists in Kuala Lumpur

  Malaysia

  Beijing and Shanghai

  China. While attending medical school

  I taught Anatomy & Physiology at Miami Dade College. I am a member of Delta Epsilon Iota Academic Honors Society

  American Psychiatry Association

  American Medical Association

  American Osteopathic Association

  American Academy of Neurology

  and Mensa. In 2012

  I was featured in a cover story of NSU College of Medicine Outlook magazine that won a national AACOM Excellence in Communications Award

  April 2013. I was awarded an East Florida Physician Alliance Scholarship to attend the American Academy of Neurology meeting in 2014. I earned the Nova COM Highest Proficiency in Psychiatry Award in May 2015. In July 2015

  I commenced Psychiatry Residency at Larkin Hospital. In October 2018

  I was pleased to publish a Commentary in American Journal of Psychiatry on Team Building to Improve the Residency Experience. In June 2018

  our research grant on Physician Burnout was funded by LECOM.

  Psychiatry Resident D.O.

  Larkin Hospital

  Personal Introduction

  M.B.A.

  University of Phoenix

  M.B.A.

  International Global Business

• 1989

  Ph.D.

  Neuroscience

  Dr. Potter's Ph.D. Thesis: \"Widespread Distribution of cGMP gated channels in rat

  \" was accepted January 1994. Dr. Potter graduated earning Ph.D. in Neuroscience from Johns Hopkins Medical

  in June 1994.

  The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

• 1985

  The University of Chicago

  The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

  Dr. Potter taught Anatomy & Physiology to Miami Dade College pre-Nursing

  Dental

  Diagnostic Radiology and Physician Assistant Health Sciences students

  while attending NSU medical school. Dr. Potter was rated most popular A & P teacher by MDC students at Wolfson Campus (2010

  2011).

  Miami Dade College

  The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

  Baltimore

  Maryland

  Dr. Potter utilized immunhistochemistry and unique antibodies to document the distribution of muscarinic receptor subtypes in mouse forebrain. Our group was the first to accomplish this. Research was published in the Journal of Comparative Neurology (1995). \n\nDr. Potter's Research Ph.D. Thesis project: Utilized in situ hybridization

  Northern analysis

  reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR)

  and RNase protection assays

  to document the widespread distribution of cyclic GMP-gated cation channels in rat. Our group was the first to accomplish this. Dr. Potter’s research was published in 2 peer-reviewed papers in the American Journal of Physiology (1997).

  Ph.D. Dept of Neuroscience

  Johns Hopkins Medical

  Chicago

  Illinois

  At the University of Chicago

  Dr. Potter earned B.A.

  General and Special Honors

  History & Philosophy of Sciences and Medicine Barton Honors Scholar

  1986 – 1989.

  Graduate

  The University of Chicago

  Dr. Potter graduated with a D.O degree from Nova Southeaster College of Medicine in May 2015. Dr. Potter was awarded an East Florida Physician Alliance Scholarship to attend the American Academy of Neurology Meeting in Philadelphia

  2014. At this meeting

  Dr. Potter participated in the inaugural Women in Leadership Program. Dr. Potter was inducted into the Delta Epsilon Iota Academic Honors Society (2014)

  and was a student member of the American Academy of Neurology (2013 - 2015). Dr. Potter organized and presented at the “Multidisciplinary Approach to Alzheimer’s Research

  ” Seminar for the Neuropsychology Club

  Nova Southeastern University

  May 2nd

  2013. Dr. Potter was featured in an NSU COM Outlook Summer 2012 cover story that won a national AACOM Excellence in Communications Award

  April 2013. Dr. Potter earned the Highest Proficiency in Psychiatry Award for her graduating class in May 2015.

  Nova Southeastern University

  English

  B.A.

  History & Philosophy Sciences & Medicine

  Barton Honors Scholar

  1986-1989.

  University of Chicago

• Neuroscience Research Scientist

  Public Health

  Nursing

  Research

  Medical Education

  Grant Writing

  Physiology

  Higher Education

  Healthcare

  Biochemistry

  Mentor

  Tutor

  Research Science

  Neuroscience

  Teaching

  Clinical Trials

  Neurology

  Public Speaking

  College Professor Anatomy & Physiology

  Medicine

  Data Analysis

  Clinical Research

  Potter

  D.O.

  Ph.D.

  M.B.A

  Potter

  D.O.

  Ph.D.

  M.B.A

  Compass Health