Mark Rood, MD

Appointed
1988

Education & Fellowships

Medical Education - University Hospitals of Cleveland
Cleveland, OH
2009

Residency - Case Western Reserve University - University Hospitals of Cleveland
Family Medicine
Cleveland, OH
1988

Medical Education - University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
Cincinnati, OH United States
1985

Undergraduate - The Ohio State University
Columbus, OH
1981

Additional Training

• Copello Health Advocacy Fellow, National Physicians Alliance, 2013
• Inquiry Fellow, Research Division, Case Western Reserve University Department of Family Medicine, 2009
• Family Medicine Research Fellow, Cleveland Clinic Medicine Institute, 2015-2017
• Fellow, American Academy of Family Physicians, 1993

Professional Highlights

• Assistant Professor of Family Medicine, Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine
• Family Medicine Research Fellow, Cleveland Clinic Medicine Institute
• Rood, M, et. Al, Journal of Family Practice 2012
• Martinez, K, Rood, M, et. al, Annals of Internal Medicine 2018
• Martinez, K, Rood, M, et. al, JAMA Internal Medicine 2018
• Martinez, K, Rood, M, et. al, Journal of General Internal Medicine 2018
• Martinez, K, Rood, M, et. al, Journal of General Internal Medicine 2019
• Dvorin, E, Martinez, K, Rood, M, et. al, American Journal of Medicine 2020
• Rood, M, Journal of Family Practice, 2020
• Hohman, J, Martinez, K, Anand, A, Martyn, T, Rood, M, et. al, Journal of General Internal Medicine 2020
• Martinez, K, Keenan, K, Rastogi, R, Roufael, J, Fletcher, A, Rood, M, et. al, Journal of General Internal Medicine 2020
• Hohman, J, Martinez, K, Anand, A, Rood, M, et. al, Journal of General Internal Medicine 2019
• Chief Clinical Investigator, Geauga Fitness Challenge, Case Department of Family Medicine
• Clinical Investigator, Family Healthware Impact Trial, Centers for Disease Control

Certifications

• Family Medicine

Specialty Interests

Impact of the Patient Centered Medical Home on healthcare delivery and population health Barriers to quality healthcare (ie. affordable prescription drugs, women's health, obesity) Effect of multi-morbidity on quality metrics Influence of visit length and patient satisfaction on quality of telemedicine encounters Collaboration between Patient-Centered Medical Homes to fulfill the promise of the Triple-Aim

Awards & Honors

• Excellence in Teaching Award, Case Western Reserve University
• Scholarship in Teaching Award, Case Western Reserve University
• Judges Award, Poster Presentation, Society for Education and Advancement of Research in Connected Health (SEARCH)
• Best Poster Presentation Award: Ohio Family Medicine Symposium
• Phi Beta Kappa, The Ohio State University

Memberships

• American Academy of Family Physicians
• Former Board of Directors Member, Ohio Academy of Family Physicians
• Former Committee Chairman, Northeast Ohio Academy of Family Physicians
• Former President, Cleveland Academy of Family Physicians

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Consulting and/or Speaking. Dr. Rood receives fees of $5,000 or more per year (or, in rare cases, equity or stock options) as a paid consultant, speaker or as a member of an advisory committee for the following companies:

• State Medical Board of Ohio

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• Geauga Public Health

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