Committee Listing

Academic Affairs Council

Goals

The Academic Affairs Council was formed in 2011 for the purpose of regularly convening plastics surgery stakeholder organizations that have influence in issues affecting the academic development and practice of plastic surgery. The Academic Affairs Council is comprised of selected individuals from the ASPS, PSF, YPS, ACAPS, RRC, ABPS, AAPS, and PSRC. The primary goal of the Council is to identify, discuss and develop actionable plans such that collectively as a specialty plastic surgery can address a coordinated academic affairs agenda while avoiding unnecessary and inefficient duplication of effort and resources. The Academic Affairs Council (through its organizational members) is responsible for identifying and discussing issues and trends , and for developing an actionable agenda to effectively address important issues facing the academic development and practice of plastic surgery. The Council meets in person two times each calendar year. One meeting occurs during the AAPS Annual Meeting. One meeting occurs during the ASPS/PSF Annual Meeting. The time commitment of council members normally does not exceed 10 hours per year. ASPS Active Members and Candidates for Membership in good standing are eligible to serve. Members are appointed to the Council by the Academic Affairs Council Organizations that they represent. The Academic Affairs Council is comprised of individuals that are selected by their respective participating organization. Council members are not selected through the committee application process.

Current Committee Members

Bernard Lee MD, MBA, MPH : Chair

Keith Brandt MD : Member

Gayle Gordillo MD : Member

Summer Hanson MD, PhD : Member

C. Scott Hultman MD : Member

Jeffrey Janis MD : Member

Donna Lamb : Member

Joseph Losee MD : Member

Donald Mackay MD : Member

Alan Matarasso MD, FACS : Member

Michael Neumeister MD, FRCSC, FACS : Member

Ash Patel MBChB, FACS : Member

Andrea Pusic MD, MHS, FACS, FRCSC : Member

Nicholas Vedder MD, FACS : Member

Marta Zielinski : Staff

Keith Hume : Staff Liaison

ASPS/PSF Audit Committee

Goals

The ASPS/PSF Audit Committee provides financial audit oversight of the Society and Foundation. The ASPS/PSF Audit Committee shall oversee the audit of financial-records of the two organizations; shall develop methods and procedures relating to accounting and internal controls of the two organizations; shall monitor the internal accounting practices, procedures and controls of the two organizations; shall recommend the appointment of an independent accounting firm familiar with the financial record-keeping requirements of not-for-profit corporations to audit the books and records of the Society and the Foundation and be responsible for the oversight of the annual audit. The Committee shall modify its activities in accordance with the Society and Foundation bylaws when required. The committee primarily meets two times per year in conjunction with the Board of Directors and as necessary via conference call. Members must be ASPS Active or Life Active members in good standing with the Society.

Current Committee Members

J. Peter Rubin MD : Advisor

Charles Verheyden MD, PhD, FACS : Chair

Alan Matarasso MD, FACS : Ex Officio

Mark Espinosa : Staff Liaison

ASPS/PSF Board of Directors

Current Committee Members

James Grotting MD : Auditor

Robert Murphy Jr., MD : Auditor

Nicholas Vedder MD, FACS : Auditor

Alan Matarasso MD, FACS : Co-Chair

Andrea Pusic MD, MHS, FACS, FRCSC : Co-Chair

Jennifer Cross : ELT Member (Staff)

Ion Despoiu : ELT Member (Staff)

Mark Espinosa : ELT Member (Staff)

Keith Hume : ELT Member (Staff)

Renee Robbins : ELT Member (Staff)

Mike Stokes : ELT Member (Staff)

Scott Alpard : Member

David Brown MD, FACS : Member

Kevin Chung MD, MS : Member

John Girotto MD : Member

Gayle Gordillo MD : Member

Arun Gosain MD : Member

Amanda Gosman MD : Member

Denise Gottfried : Member

Gregory Greco DO, FACS : Member

C. Scott Hultman MD : Member

Jeffrey Janis MD : Member

Bernard Lee MD, MBA, MPH : Member

Howard Levinson MD, FACS : Member

Joseph Losee MD : Member

Nigel Mercer MD : Member

Michael Miller MD : Member

Ash Patel MBChB, FACS : Member

William Pederson MD : Member

Aviva Preminger MD : Member

Kavitha Ranganathan MD : Member

Malcolm Roth MD, FACS : Member

J. Peter Rubin MD : Member

Nicol Turner : Member

Henry Vasconez MD : Member

Charles Verheyden MD, PhD, FACS : Member

Steven Williams MD : Member

Ariel Allea MBA : SMT Member (Staff)

Andrea Contreras : SMT Member (Staff)

John Everson : SMT Member (Staff)

Catherine French : SMT Member (Staff)

Rhonda Harvey : SMT Member (Staff)

Daniel Heim : SMT Member (Staff)

Patrick Hermes : SMT Member (Staff)

Cassandra Lux : SMT Member (Staff)

Rose Machala : SMT Member (Staff)

Peggy Pissarreck : SMT Member (Staff)

Deena Rawlings : SMT Member (Staff)

Carol Sieck : SMT Member (Staff)

Katie Sommers : SMT Member (Staff)

Caitlin Podbielski Esq. : Staff

Michael Reed Esq. : Staff

Michael Costelloe : Staff Liaison

Marcy Kamarauskas : Staff Liaison

ASPS/PSF Bylaws Committee

Goals

The Bylaws Committee reviews the Bylaws of the Society and the Plastic Surgery Foundation annually assuring that they are current and in order, considers all proposed amendments, and makes its recommendations to the Board of Directors of the Society and the Plastic Surgery Foundation, respectively. The Bylaws Committee, a Standing Committee, consists of five (5) Active Members, three (3) of whom shall be appointed by the President of the Society and two of whom shall be appointed by the President of the Plastic Surgery Foundation. The President of the Society and the President of the Foundation shall designate which member of the Committee shall serve as Chair in alternating three-year periods. Members of the Committee shall serve a maximum of three (3) consecutive one (1) year terms. The Bylaws Committee meets on an as-needed basis primarily via conference calls approximately four (4) times per year and one (1) hour in length per meeting. Face-to-face meetings are rarely held, but if needed would be held in conjunction with Winter Board Meeting and the Annual Meeting.

Current Committee Members

C. Scott Hultman MD : Advisor

Steven Williams MD : Advisor

Sami Khan MD : Chair

Alan Matarasso MD, FACS : Ex Officio

Gregory Borah MD DMD FACS : Member

Vidas Dumasius MD : Member

David Mathes MD : Member

Keith Hume : Staff

Michael Reed Esq. : Staff

Peggy Pissarreck : Staff Liaison

Earl Campbell MD : Vice Chair

ASPS/PSF Executive Committee

Current Committee Members

Alan Matarasso MD, FACS : Co-Chair

Andrea Pusic MD, MHS, FACS, FRCSC : Co-Chair

Jennifer Cross : ELT Member (Staff)

Ion Despoiu : ELT Member (Staff)

Mark Espinosa : ELT Member (Staff)

Keith Hume : ELT Member (Staff)

Renee Robbins : ELT Member (Staff)

Mike Stokes : ELT Member (Staff)

Gayle Gordillo MD : Member

Arun Gosain MD : Member

Gregory Greco DO, FACS : Member

C. Scott Hultman MD : Member

Jeffrey Janis MD : Member

Bernard Lee MD, MBA, MPH : Member

Joseph Losee MD : Member

J. Peter Rubin MD : Member

Steven Williams MD : Member

Peggy Pissarreck : Staff

Michael Reed Esq. : Staff

Michael Costelloe : Staff Liaison

Marcy Kamarauskas : Staff Liaison

ASPS/PSF International Scholar Subcommittee

Goals

The ASPS/PSF International Scholar Committee selects a specific number of foreign plastic surgeons to serve as International Scholars for a period of three to six months in the U.S. The selected International Scholar(s) can then return to their home country and share what has been learned with their colleagues. The committee has a joint application process for the International Scholar Program. Members of the committee review and rank all applicants and meet during the Annual Meeting for selection. The time commitment of committee members normally does not exceed six hours per year. The committee reviews applications received and meets during the Annual Meeting for final selection of the International Scholars. ASPS Active Members and ASPS Candidates for Membership in good standing are eligible to serve on this committee. Those on the committee should have an interest in overseas plastic surgery and/or international volunteer efforts.

Current Committee Members

Bernard Lee MD, MBA, MPH : Advisor

Samuel Ademola MD : Member

Augusto Arriola MD : Member

Jonathan Bass MD : Member

Jens Berli MD : Member

Arlene Cala-or MD : Member

Trent Douglas MD : Member

Mohamed Elsayed Mohamed MD, PhD : Member

Antonio Espinosa-de-los-Monteros MD : Member

Amanda Gosman MD : Member

Celso Jandre Boechat MD : Member

Brijesh Mishra MD : Member

Daniel Murariu MD, MPH : Member

Ananth Murthy MD : Member

Phuong Nguyen MD : Member

Eamon O'Reilly MD : Member

Andres Rivadeneira Maldonado MD, FAENS : Member

Farooq Shahzad MBBS : Member

Christodoulos Kaoutzanis MD : Resident

Romina Valadez MD : Staff Liaison

Raymond Harshbarger MD, FACS, FAAP : Subcommittee Chair

ASPS/PSF Nominating Committee

Goals

The ASPS/PSF Nominating Committee works to present a single slate of candidates for a vote of the membership and to present recommendations to the ASPS/PSF Boards of Directors for Society and Foundation appointments and nominations to other organizations and ASPS/PSF Committees as noted in the Bylaws. The committee serves to help identify and develop future leaders in the Society and Foundation, and will provide feedback on needed development to ASPS and PSF Presidents-elect making committee appointments. The ASPS/PSF Nominating Committee is charged with nominating one (1) or more eligible individuals for each elected office, for the elected Trustees, for one (1) ASPS/PSF Member-at-Large on the Board of Directors, for the Ethics Committee, for the Judicial Council, and for any other elected position in the Society and Foundation, and shall provide recommendations to the Board of Directors for Society and Foundation nominations to other organizations and Committees as designated in the Bylaws. The Nominating Committee meets via conference call and one face-to-face meeting. Business is conducted via approximately 6 conference calls held between January and May that last 1-2 hours each. Face-to-face interviews are typically held on a weekend in March, usually in conjunction with the Winter Board Meeting. Members must be ASPS active or Life Active Members in good standing with the Society. **Nominating Committee members are elected at the Annual Business Meeting and by the ASPS/PSF Board of Directors. There is no application form for the Nominating Committee.

Current Committee Members

Arun Gosain MD : Co-Chair

Jeffrey Janis MD : Co-Chair

Jayant Agarwal MD : Member

Milton Armstrong MD : Member

Paul Cederna MD : Member

W. Bryan Gamble MD : Member

Denise Gottfried : Member

Scott Hollenbeck MD : Member

Steven Kasten MD, MHPE : Member

Adeyiza Momoh MD : Member

Ash Patel MBChB, FACS : Member

Elizabeth Peterson MD : Member

Gary Smotrich MD : Member

Julie Higham : Staff

Keith Hume : Staff

Michael Reed Esq. : Staff

Peggy Pissarreck : Staff Liaison

BI-ALCL Subcommittee

Goals

The BIA-ALCL Subcommittee is an integrated group of both physician volunteers and ASPS/PSF staff charged with monitoring and providing oversight of the BIA-ALCL initiatives of ASPS/PSF and to recommend on an ongoing basis the strategic direction, organizational needs, and oversight for BIA-ALCL related initiatives. Three principles guide BIA-ALCL Subcommittee activities: 1. The BIA-ALCL Subcommittee will conduct itself in a way that ensures transparent, participatory, and effective governance. 2. The BIA-ALCL Subcommittee will steward the BIA-ALCL related initiatives. 3. The BIA-ALCL Subcommittee will ensure collaboration among subcommittees, working groups, and staff. BIA-ALCL Subcommittee Goals 1. Clinical Goals a. Increasing national capture of cases for the PROFILE registry. b. Facilitate and convene small group discussions and roundtables. Could be bi-annually and ideally are multidisciplinary. 2. Research Goals a. Prioritization of research funding b. Identify topics where new or additional research is needed c. Establishment of a National tissue repository 3. Patient and physician education goals a. Webinars on BIA-ALCL, CME accredited. Potential avenues through PSEN. b. Prioritization for panel discussions and presentations at National Meetings. Contact meeting organizers. c. Reaching out to other societies such as Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, Society for Hematopathology, ACS, ASCO to have cohesive message and education. d. Advertisement, direct to physician and patient understanding the symptoms of BIA-ALCL. Production of consumer-facing education leaflets and/or a detailed website. e. Unified response from ASPS/PSF regarding media discussions. Development of Communications committee statements. Assessment and direction of media attention. f. Development and dissemination of multidisciplinary best practices. g. National health policy: insurance coverage for cytology of a delayed presentation seroma. Coverage in the setting of a cosmetic patient. The BIA-ALCL Subcommittee meets once annually in person, at the ASPS Annual Meeting, and meets quarterly via conference call.

Current Committee Members

Gayle Gordillo MD : Advisor

Garry Brody MD : Member

M. Bradley Calobrace MD : Member

Chris Campbell MD, FACS : Member

Logan Carr MD : Member

Scot Glasberg MD, FACS : Member

Caroline Glicksman MD : Member

Arun Gosain MD : Member

James Grotting MD : Member

Jeffrey Janis MD : Member

Debra Johnson MD : Member

Kant Lin MD : Member

Alan Matarasso MD, FACS : Member

Patricia McGuire MD : Member

Benjamin McIntyre MD : Member

Maurice Nahabedian MD, FACS : Member

Matthew Nykiel MD : Member

Rajiv Parikh MD : Member

John Potochny MD : Member

Andrea Pusic MD, MHS, FACS, FRCSC : Member

Ali Qureshi MD : Member

William Reynolds MD : Member

Devinder Singh MD : Member

Aldona Spiegel MD : Member

Bruce Van Natta MD : Member

Robert Whitfield MD, FACS : Member

Sung Yoon MD : Member

Erin Mullen : Staff Liaison

Marta Zielinski : Staff Liaison

Mark Clemens MD : Subcommittee Chair

Raman Mahabir MD, FRCSC, FACS : Subcommittee Vice Chair

Colleen McCarthy MD : Subcommittee Vice Chair

BRA Fund Appropriations and Review Subcommittee

Goals

The PSF’s Breast Reconstruction Awareness Fund Appropriations Committee reviews and scores applications submitted to The PSF for its Breast Reconstruction Awareness Fund Charitable Care and Public Awareness Grants. Each member is assigned applications to review and score for both types of grants. The Committee meets as a group via teleconference once per year to convene a Breast Reconstruction Awareness Fund Funding Appropriations meeting during which they discuss all submitted proposals and make funding recommendations to The PSF Leadership. In addition, Funding Appropriations Committee members may be consulted for their insights and recommendations on additional questions or issues that arise relating to breast reconstruction awareness initiatives, and occasionally serve as reviewers for reports on Breast Reconstruction Awareness Fund Projects funded by The PSF. Members of this Committee will also provide consultation, support, and leadership to ensure the success of PSF BRA Fund fundraising events and activities. The time commitment of committee members is primarily in the weeks preceding the Breast Reconstruction Awareness Fund Funding Appropriations Meeting and may include 5-10 hours of review and critique in addition to a one-time Conference Call. In addition, they will provide consultation throughout the year as described above. Committee members are appointed as a result of other roles they serve within the organization.

Current Committee Members

Gayle Gordillo MD : Member

Arun Gosain MD : Member

Bernard Lee MD, MBA, MPH : Member

Alan Matarasso MD, FACS : Member

Andrea Pusic MD, MHS, FACS, FRCSC : Member

J. Peter Rubin MD : Member

Mary Ruth Arway : Staff Liaison

Heather Furnas MD, FACS : Subcommittee Chair

Clinical Registries Committee

Goals

The Clinical Registries Steering Committee functions in an advisory capacity to identify and promote the common goal of a successful Plastic Surgery Registries Network (PSRN). The Clinical Registries Steering Committee is comprised of the Chairs of the various ASPS/PSF Registry Steering Committees (GRAFT, NBIR, PROFILE, TOPS, etc…), the Chair of the Quality and Performance Measurement Committee, and high-volume ASPS/PSF registry users and other ASPS members that have demonstrated a commitment to the ASPS/PSF registry program. The Steering Committee serves in an advisory capacity to ASPS/PSF to help identify and implement the dynamic and timely priorities of the PSRN. The Steering Committee works to identify long term sustainability strategies for the ASPS/PSF Registries both financially and through registry participation. The Clinical Registries Steering Committee members are ambassadors to the Society, promoting the value and need for registry participation. Members of the Clinical Registries Steering Committee are expected to actively participate in contributing their data to at least one or more of the ASPS/PSF Registries. The Steering Committee meets in person up to twice per year. One meeting occurs during the ASPS/PSF Annual Meeting, and the other often occurs at the ASPS/PSF Spring Board Meetings. The Committee will also meet regularly via conference call. The overall time commitment will likely be near 20 hours per year. ASPS Active Members and Candidates for Membership in good standing are eligible to serve. The Steering Committee serves in an advisory capacity to ASPS/PSF to help identify and implement the dynamic and timely priorities of the PSRN. The Steering Committee works to identify long term sustainability strategies for the ASPS/PSF Registries both financially and through registry participation. The Clinical Registries Steering Committee members are ambassadors to the Society, promoting the value and need for registry participation. Members of the Clinical Registries Steering Committee are expected to actively participate in contributing their data to at least one or more of the ASPS/PSF Registries. The Steering Committee meets in person twice per year. One meeting occurs during ASPS/PSF Winter Board Meeting and the other occurs during the ASPS/PSF Annual Meeting. The Committee will also meet regularly via conference call. The overall time commitment will likely be near 20 hours per year. ASPS Active Members and Candidates for Membership in good standing are eligible to serve.

Current Committee Members

Gayle Gordillo MD : Advisor

Robert Murphy Jr., MD : Chair

Elisa Burgess MD : Member

James Drinane MD : Member

Jeffrey Gusenoff MD : Member

Melinda Haws MD : Member

C. Scott Hultman MD : Member

Ellen Janetzke MD : Member

Debra Johnson MD : Member

James Kim MD : Member

Howard Levinson MD, FACS : Member

Bruce Mast MD : Member

Colleen McCarthy MD : Member

Babak Mehrara MD : Member

Nathan Miller MD : Member

Michael Olding MD : Member

Andrea Pusic MD, MHS, FACS, FRCSC : Member

Aamir Siddiqui MD : Member

Charles Verheyden MD, PhD, FACS : Member

Krishna Vyas MD, PhD, MHS : Member

Katie Sommers : Staff Liaison

Karol Gutowski MD, FACS : Vice Chair

Clinical Trials Network Subcommittee

Goals

The Clinical Trials Network Subcommittee is responsible for identifying key areas for clinical research in aesthetic and reconstructive plastic surgery, based on their potential strategic impact and importance to plastic surgery clinical practice and to patient care. This Subcommittee will identify, promote, foster, and design multi-center clinical trials assessing current and future procedures in aesthetic and reconstructive plastic surgery. The committee is charged with forming and managing multi-center research networks, through The PSF, of leading academic and private practice centers that carry out prospective clinical and outcomes trials. The Clinical Trials Network Subcommittee will provide a national infrastructure of experts and resources to support long-term development, implementation, analysis, and dissemination of outcome data from ASPS/PSF developed and investigator-initiated clinical trials and health services research. Outcomes data from these trials will assist surgeons, patients, and payers in choosing safe, effective and efficient treatment interventions. The Subcommittee will meet in person once or twice yearly. The time commitment of committee members normally does not exceed 20 hours per year. Participation in projects as a research investigator will require additional time commitments. ASPS Active Members, Candidates for Membership and Residents in good standing are eligible to serve on the committee. Prospective members should be familiar with health sciences research, conducting multi-center clinical trials, epidemiological principles and scientific study design process. The Clinical Trials Network Subcommittee will provide a national infrastructure of experts and resources to support long-term development, implementation, analysis, and dissemination of outcome data from ASPS/PSF developed and investigator-initiated clinical trials and health services research. Outcomes data from these trials will assist surgeons, patients, and payers in choosing safe, effective and efficient treatment interventions. The Subcommittee will meet in person once or twice yearly. The time commitment of committee members normally does not exceed 20 hours per year. Participation in projects as a research investigator will require additional time commitments. ASPS Active Members, Candidates for Membership and Residents in good standing are eligible to serve on the committee. Prospective members should be familiar with health sciences research, conducting multi-center clinical trials, epidemiological principles and scientific study design process.

Current Committee Members

Gayle Gordillo MD : Advisor

Jayant Agarwal MD : Member

Anuja Antony MD, MPH, FACS : Member

Nicholas Berlin MD : Member

Brannon Claytor MD : Member

Rafael Couto MD : Member

John Fischer MD, MPH : Member

Brian Gastman MD : Member

Summer Hanson MD, PhD : Member

Henry Hsia MD : Member

Alexander Lin MD : Member

Evan Matros MD : Member

Jillian McLaughlin MD : Member

Babak Mehrara MD : Member

Arash Momeni MD : Member

Terence Myckatyn MD : Member

Anaeze Offodile II, MD : Member

Christopher Pannucci MD : Member

Rajiv Parikh MD : Member

Anne Peled MD : Member

Brett Phillips MD, MBA : Member

Graham Schwarz MD : Member

Erika Sears MD : Member

Deana Shenaq MD : Member

Frederick Thompson MD : Member

Surinder Kaur : Staff Liaison

Clara Lee MD : Subcommittee Chair

Christine Rohde MD : Subcommittee Vice Chair

Development Committee

Goals

The Development Committee charter is to establish a coherent development and fundraising plan for the ASPS / The PSF. Its goal is to establish a clearly articulated vision to build a stronger portfolio of corporate and institutional donors. The Development Committee is charged with: Working to define the short-term and long-term funding needs of The PSF and ASPS. Contributing to and reviewing the development plan to ensure progress toward annual and long-range funding goals. Setting priorities for development efforts; evaluating plans and strategies; and presenting outcomes to the ASPS/PSF Board of Directors as appropriate. Working with Director of Development to identify, cultivate (or steward) and solicit funds from external sources of support including but not limited to: foundations, corporations, government entities, community organizations and individuals. Supporting the organization through the planning and implementation of development events, projects and campaigns. Actively engaging in advocacy, networking and meetings with above organizations as required. Encouraging participation of the ASPS/PSF Board of Directors, committee members and Society leaders in development efforts as well as individual contributions to the Society's fundraising campaigns. The committee consists of twelve members; eight ASPS volunteers and four corporate contacts. Committee members should expect to attend Development Committee meetings twice a year, requiring travel. Participation in outreach initiatives (i.e. personal calls, conference calls, etc.) will require additional time commitment. The time commitment of committee members should not exceed 20 hours annually. This appointment is a one year term. ASPS Active Members and Candidates for Membership in good standing are eligible to serve. Prospective members must be willing to engage in conversations with potential donors and have an education, or an interest, in developing relationships with individuals and institutions. Industry participation will be determined based on recommendations of the Vice President, Programs and Development.

Current Committee Members

J. Peter Rubin MD : Advisor

Scot Glasberg MD, FACS : Chair

Richard Agag MD : Member

Scott Alpard : Member

C. Bob Basu MD, MPH, FACS : Member

Paul Cederna MD : Member

Kevin Chung MD, MS : Member

Gary Culbertson MD, FACS : Member

Richard D'Amico MD : Member

Brent Egeland MD : Member

Daniel J. Freet MD : Member

Heather Furnas MD, FACS : Member

Arun Gosain MD : Member

Denise Gottfried : Member

Gregory Greco DO, FACS : Member

Jeffrey Janis MD : Member

Lynn Jeffers MD : Member

Owen Johnson III, MD FACS : Member

Sergei Kalsow MD : Member

Sahil Kapur MD : Member

Hyuma Leland MD : Member

Howard Levinson MD, FACS : Member

Heather Levites MD : Member

Colton McNichols MD : Member

Alexander Mericli MD : Member

Anil Punjabi MD, DDS : Member

Justin Sacks MD MBA : Member

Kevin Small MD : Member

Samir Sukkar MD, MBA, FACS : Member

Peter Taub MD : Member

Gloria Thomas MD : Member

Nicol Turner : Member

Nicholas Vedder MD, FACS : Member

Charles Verheyden MD, PhD, FACS : Member

Renee Robbins : Staff

Meredith Rund : Staff Liaison

Jon Ver Halen MD : Vice Chair

Finance & Investment Committee

Goals

Subject to the control of the Board of Directors, the Finance and Investment Committee shall provide financial oversight in the development of the Society’s and the Plastic Surgery Foundation’s budget. The Finance and Investment Committee shall monitor the financial performance during the year and provide recommendations to the Executive Committee for corrective action, if necessary, and shall provide oversight to the investment strategy of the two organizations. The Committee reviews and makes recommendation to the Executive Committee and Boards regarding the approval of the annual budget and exceptions to the approved budget. The Committee periodically reviews the actual financial results versus budget and reports findings to the Executive Committee. The Committee reviews and analyzes the financial impact of new initiatives and makes recommendations to the Executive Committee and Boards. The Committee has the oversight of the Long-term Investment and Endowment portfolios. The Committee is authorized to make changes to the portfolio’s investment allocations and individual fund managers as allowed by the ASPS/PSF Investment Policy. The Committee periodically meets with the representative of the investment firm to review portfolio results. The Committee primarily meets two times a year in conjunction with Board of Directors meetings and as necessary via conference call. Members must be ASPS active or Life Active Members in good standing with the Society.

Current Committee Members

Richard Greco MD : Chair

Alan Matarasso MD, FACS : Ex Officio

Andrea Pusic MD, MHS, FACS, FRCSC : Ex Officio

Anureet Bajaj MD : Member

C. Bob Basu MD, MPH, FACS : Member

W. Thomas Lawrence MD : Member

J. Peter Rubin MD : Member

Loren Schechter MD : Member

Jack Yu MD : Member

Mark Espinosa : Staff Liaison

Franchise Study

Goals

The FRANCHISE Study Subcommittee is responsible for the conduct and smooth running of the multi-center FRANCHISE study. Finger Replantation ANd amputation-CHallenges in assessing Impairment, Satisfaction and Effectiveness or FRANCHISE is a group of 19 US and International sites that are studying long-term outcomes in digit amputation patients treated with replantation or revision amputation This committee is composed of principal investigators from FRANCHISE study sites and oversees the data collection from 10 US and 9 international sites. The committee will help in streamlining the data analysis process and preparation of manuscripts for publication of results. The subcommittee will also be charged with preparation of an R-01 proposal for the conduct of phase II of FRANCHISE, namely Finger Replantation and Amputation Multicenter (FRAM) study. The committee business is conducted via ad-hoc calls and email communication. The time commitment of committee members normally would not exceed 20 hours per year. Serving as a principal investigator for a participating site will require additional time commitments.

Current Committee Members

Gayle Gordillo MD : Advisor

Kevin Chung MD, MS : Chair

Ming-Huei Cheng MD, MBA, FACS : Member

Brian Drolet MD : Member

Aviram Giladi MD, MS : Member

Sonu Jain MD : Member

Dennis Kao MD : Member

Martin Lacey MD : Member

Brett Michelotti MD : Member

Amy Moore MD : Member

Michael Neumeister MD, FRCSC, FACS : Member

S. Raja Sabapathy MD : Member

Alexander Spiess MD : Member

Jennifer Waljee MD : Member

Surinder Kaur : Staff Liaison

Governance Committee

Goals

The Governance helps to ensure the health and functioning of the ASPS and PSF governance structure, including advising on Board recruitment and development strategies, such as leadership assessments, executive team building, coaching, and mentoring. The Governance Committee also provides guidance on the election and committee appointment processes. The committee shall • Monitor the implementation of the ASPS/PSF Board-approved Governance Task Force recommendations and advise the Executive Committee on necessary tweaks to improve the process as the changes are implemented. • Develop recommendations for streamlining the ASPS and PSF committee appointments process. • Provide guidance on improving committee member engagement and leadership succession planning. • Oversee nominations and election policies and procedures for all elected and appointed governance positions. • Manage the election of the regional representatives to the Nominating Committee. • Review recommendations to create new committees to ensure the function is not being duplicated. • Periodically review the committee alignment through each Business Line and cross communications between Business Lines. • On request, advise Executive Committee and Board of Directors on governance-related questions and issues.

Current Committee Members

Arun Gosain MD : Co-Chair

Jeffrey Janis MD : Co-Chair

Gary Culbertson MD, FACS : Member

Gregory Evans MD, FACS : Member

Amanda Gosman MD : Member

Denise Gottfried : Member

Alan Matarasso MD, FACS : Member

Ash Patel MBChB, FACS : Member

John Persing MD : Member

Andrea Pusic MD, MHS, FACS, FRCSC : Member

James Wells MD : Member

Michael Costelloe : Staff

Keith Hume : Staff

Michael Reed Esq. : Staff

Peggy Pissarreck : Staff Liaison

GRAFT Steering Committee

Goals

The General Registry of Autologous Fat Transfer (GRAFT) Steering Committee is responsible for developing and implementing the strategic goals of the GRAFT Registry and is the governing body that oversees registry operations; including the successful implementation, monitoring and management of Registry activities. GRAFT Registry is a web-accessible database in which board-certified plastic surgeons contribute fat grafting cases performed for reconstructive or aesthetic procedures to any area of the body. GRAFT is the quality improvement initiative of The Plastic Surgery Foundation. The GRAFT Registry Steering Committee will work with the Clinical Registries sub-committee to determine the strategic priorities and direction of GRAFT, engage membership and derive insight from their priorities and interests, and work to promote the long-term financial viability of GRAFT. The GRAFT Registry Steering Committee will review data requests and analysis plans for GRAFT Registry data. The committee will meet in person once or twice yearly. The time commitment of committee members normally does not exceed 20 hours per year. Members of the GRAFT Registry Steering Committee are expected to actively participate in entering their fat grafting cases into the GRAFT Registry which will require additional time commitments.

Current Committee Members

Gayle Gordillo MD : Advisor

Daniel Botelho MD : Member

Sydney Coleman MD : Member

James Fernau MD, FACS : Member

Patrick Garvey MD, FACS : Member

Andrew Gassman MD : Member

C. Scott Hultman MD : Member

Sergei Kalsow MD : Member

Quintessa Miller MD, FACS : Member

Robert Rehnke MD : Member

J. Mel Stewart MD : Member

Charles Verheyden MD, PhD, FACS : Member

Cindy Wu MD : Member

Surinder Kaur : Staff Liaison

Babak Mehrara MD : Subcommittee Chair

Jeffrey Gusenoff MD : Subcommittee Vice Chair

National Endowment for Plastic Surgery Council of Advisors

Goals

The Endowment Council of Advisers shall be responsible for considering, reviewing and approving fund-raising policies, strategies and programs to establish, maintain and increase the Endowment. Additionally the Council of Advisers shall supervise and safeguard the funds comprising the Endowment and from time to time recommend to the Board of Directors of the Foundation investment strategies and financial policies designed to protect the principal of the Endowment and to promote its growth. In fulfilling these duties, the Council of Advisers may seek the advice and assistance of the Director of Development and the Director of Finance of the Foundation. The Council of Advisers may also from time to time propose amendments to this document for review and consideration by the Board of Directors of the Foundation. The Board of Directors of the Foundation shall appoint an Endowment Council of Advisers consisting of ten plastic surgeons and up to three individuals representing the general public, corporations, foundations and other organizations devoted to fostering research, education and the improvement of the public health. In order to be eligible for appointment to the Endowment Council of Advisers, plastic surgeons shall have contributed to the National Endowment for Plastic Surgery.

Current Committee Members

Kevin Chung MD, MS : Chair

Steven Buchman MD : Member

Paul Cederna MD : Member

Raymond Dunn MD : Member

W. Thomas Lawrence MD : Member

Donald Mackay MD : Member

Babak Mehrara MD : Member

Linda Phillips MD : Member

Peter Taub MD : Member

Michael Reed Esq. : Staff

Mark Espinosa : Staff Liaison

NBIR Steering Committee

Goals

The NBIR Steering Committee is responsible for developing and implementing the strategic goals of the NBIR and is the governing body that oversees registry operations; including the successful implementation, monitoring and management of resources and activities. Ongoing Steering Committee Activities • Determine strategic priorities and direction of the NBIR • Oversee NBIR Operations • Engage membership and derive insight from their priorities and interests. • Confirm members to all Registry Committees • Promote long-term financial viability of the NBIR. Make recommendations to The PSF Board of Directors concerning registry budget areas • Assist in presentations to strategic partners of the NBIR • Act as the final arbiter for issues not resolved by other NBIR committees and work groups, or have broad implications for the NBIR initiative, overall • Engage ASPS member (implant users) participation in registry • Guide participation in international registry efforts (I-COBRA) The NBIR Steering Committee typically meets twice monthly via Conference Call, and meets once annually in person, at the ASPS Annual Meeting.

Current Committee Members

Gayle Gordillo MD : Advisor

Andrea Pusic MD, MHS, FACS, FRCSC : Co-Chair

Charles Verheyden MD, PhD, FACS : Co-Chair

Amy Alderman MD : Member

Evelyn Calip : Member

Kelly Carty : Member

Myles Gordon Cockburn PhD : Member

Joshua Der : Member

JoAnn Kuhne : Member

Melvyn Lerman MD : Member

Danica Marinac-Dabic MD, PhD : Member

Sung Yoon MD : Member

Erin Mullen : Staff Liaison

Katie Sommers : Staff Liaison

Pediatric Task Force

Current Committee Members

Arun Gosain MD : Chair

Arin Greene MD : Member

C. Scott Hultman MD : Member

Bernard Lee MD, MBA, MPH : Member

Joseph Losee MD : Member

Richard Redett MD : Member

Catherine French : Staff

Keith Hume : Staff Liaison

Presidential Line and Trustees

Current Committee Members

Michael Costelloe : Member

Mark Espinosa : Member

C. Scott Hultman MD : Member

Keith Hume : Member

Marcy Kamarauskas : Member

Alan Matarasso MD, FACS : Member

Andrea Pusic MD, MHS, FACS, FRCSC : Member

Mike Stokes : Member

PSF Study Section

Goals

The PSF Study Section, which is comprised of two separate sections (Basic and Clinical), reviews and provides critiques of all investigator-initiated research grant proposals submitted to The PSF. The Study Section members review and critique proposals in their assigned section in the weeks preceding the annual PSF Study Section Meeting. They must attend an in-person, day long Study Section meeting to discuss and score the proposals. The time commitment of committee members is approximately 10-20 hours in February/March to review and critique the assigned grant proposals, as well as attending the day-long meeting that takes place during the ASPS/PSF Spring Board meeting. ASPS Active Members, Candidates for Membership and Resident members in good standing are eligible to serve. Prospective members should be familiar with the scientific research study design methodology.

Current Committee Members

Gayle Gordillo MD : Advisor

Brian Gastman MD : Chair

Terence Myckatyn MD : Chair

David Mathes MD : Co-Chair

Jesse Taylor MD : Co-Chair

Jeffrey Gusenoff MD : Immediate Past Chair

Dennis Orgill MD, PhD : Immediate Past Chair

Jayant Agarwal MD : Member

Bahar Bassiri Gharb MD, PhD : Member

Gerald Brandacher MD : Member

Daniel Ceradini MD : Member

Edward Chang MD : Member

Ernest Chiu MD, FACS : Member

Mark Clemens MD : Member

John Fischer MD, MPH : Member

Jesse Goldstein MD : Member

Matthew Hanasono MD : Member

Randy Hauck MD : Member

Henry Hsia MD : Member

C. Scott Hultman MD : Member

Loree Kalliainen MD, FACS : Member

Timothy King MD, PhD : Member

Lauren Kokai PhD : Member

William Kuzon MD, PhD : Member

Gordon Lee MD : Member

Justine Lee MD, PhD, FACS : Member

Benjamin Levi MD : Member

Howie levinson : Member

H. Peter Lorenz MD : Member

Adeyiza Momoh MD : Member

Michael Neumeister MD, FRCSC, FACS : Member

Carolyn Rogers-Vizena MD : Member

Christine Rohde MD : Member

Justin Sacks MD MBA : Member

Erika Sears MD : Member

Alison Snyder-Warwick MD : Member

Mario Solari MD : Member

Derrick Wan MD : Member

Kia Washington MD : Member

Alex Wong MD : Member

Mary Ruth Arway : Staff Liaison

PSF Volunteers in Plastic Surgery Steering Committee

Goals

Volunteers in Plastic Surgery (VIPS) is a committee of The Plastic Surgery Foundation that serves as a resource for plastic surgeons who volunteer internationally. The committee is a forum for plastic surgeons from around the world interested in global surgery to share best practices in research and training collaboration, improve the delivery of surgical care internationally and promote the highest standards of patient safety in global surgery. We work to improve access to high quality surgery care through research and training collaboration on all types of plastic and reconstructive surgery: trauma reconstruction, burn care, breast reconstruction, hand surgery and surgery for congenital conditions. We collaborate with incountry plastic surgeons to innovate on the most effective ways to exchange information and improve patient access with a focus on local capacity building for reconstructive plastic surgery. Steering Committee members should expect to devote 5-10 hours annually to committee business. In addition, Steering Committee members participate in up to two conference calls annually and the Annual Meeting activities, which include the Steering Committee meeting and the VIPS Forum (held in odd numbered years). ASPS Active Members in good standing are eligible to serve. Members with demonstrated knowledge and skills in global surgery are encouraged to apply.

Current Committee Members

Bernard Lee MD, MBA, MPH : Advisor

Mustapha Ait Aissa MD : Member

Nivaldo Alonso MD : Member

Laurence Arnold MD : Member

Ramon Arscott MD : Member

Christopher Bates MD : Member

Carrie Black MD : Member

Gregory Borah MD DMD FACS : Member

David Brown MD, FACS : Member

Matthew Chetta MD : Member

Daniel Corlew MD, MPH : Member

Leonardo D'Alo De Oliveira MD : Member

Kristopher Day MD : Member

Anne DeLaney MD : Member

Frederick Duffy MD : Member

Richard Ehrlichman MD, FACS : Member

Mohammed El Fahar MD, PhD, EBOPRAS, DAFPRS : Member

Noopur Gangopadhyay MD : Member

Robert Gilman MD, DMD : Member

Aaron Gilson MD : Member

Vimal Gokani BMedSci MB BS MSc MRCS MFSTEd : Member

Raj Gupta MD : Member

Andrew Huang MD FACS FRCSC : Member

Marcos Jaeger MD, PhD, PNPD : Member

Shana Kalaria MD : Member

Firas Karmo MD : Member

Shawna Kleban MD : Member

Kerry Latham MD : Member

Irene Ma MD : Member

Uma Maduekwe MD : Member

William Magee Jr., MD : Member

Pirko Maguina MD : Member

Renata Maricevich MD : Member

Joyce McIntyre MD : Member

Vinicius Melgaco De Castro MD : Member

Brijesh Mishra MD : Member

Daniel Murariu MD, MPH : Member

Larry Nichter MD : Member

Stephen Poteet MD : Member

Meenakshi Rajan MD : Member

Guru Prasad Reddy Gorla MD : Member

Lauren Roussel MD : Member

Juan Bosco Ruiz Padilla MD, Phd : Member

Anna Schoenbrunner MD : Member

Jinesh Shah MD : Member

Farooq Shahzad MBBS : Member

Blake Sparks MD : Member

Andrew Wexler MD : Member

Kristen Yee MD : Member

Julie Higham : Staff Liaison

Amanda Gosman MD : Subcommittee Chair

Regenerative Medicine Council

Goals

The Regenerative Medicine Subcommittee aids in developing ASPS policy as it pertains to issues facing regenerative medicine. The general LAC Committee meeting and travel requirements are applicable to LAC Regenerative Medicine Subcommittee members. The Regenerative Medicine Subcommittee also holds monthly conference calls. The frequency of these calls may increase if ASPS is called to testify before the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). In certain circumstances, Regenerative Medicine Subcommittee Members may be expected to travel to and testify at FDA hearings.

Current Committee Members

Gayle Gordillo MD : Advisor

Gregory Greco DO, FACS : Advisor

Katarina Andjelkov MD, PhD : Member

Megan Burgess MD : Member

Sydney Coleman MD : Member

Alexandra Conde-Green MD, FICS. : Member

Richard D'Amico MD : Member

Francesco Egro MD, MSc, MRCS : Member

Julie Ferrauiola MD : Member

Scot Glasberg MD, FACS : Member

Arun Gosain MD : Member

Foued Hamza MD : Member

Summer Hanson MD, PhD : Member

Fawn Hogan MD : Member

Jeffrey Janis MD : Member

Chih-Hsun Lin MD, PhD : Member

Ramon Llull MD, PHD : Member

Alan Matarasso MD, FACS : Member

Randy Miller MD : Member

John Murray MD : Member

Dennis Orgill MD, PhD : Member

Andrea Pusic MD, MHS, FACS, FRCSC : Member

Ricardo Rodriguez MD : Member

J. Peter Rubin MD : Member

Geoffroy Sisk MD : Member

Katie Sommers : Staff Liaison

Paul Cederna MD : Subcommittee Chair

Adam Katz MD : Subcommittee Vice Chair

Research Oversight Council

Goals

The Research Oversight Council (ROC) is involved in strategic and long range planning to help prioritize PSF research initiatives for the purpose of advancing the art and science of the plastic surgery specialty. The Council functions in an advisory capacity to identify and promote the common goal of a unified plastic surgery research agenda. The Council is comprised of representatives from the following organizations as well as ASPS/PSF Committee Chairs under the Research Line and Leadership from The PSF: • AAHS • AAPS • ACAPS • ASPN • ASRM • PSRC The Council fosters new knowledge in plastic surgery that advances patient care, safety and innovation, provides opportunities for research career development for plastic surgeons as well as a forum for specialty-wide information exchange. The ROC serves in an advisory capacity to The PSF to help identify and implement the dynamic and timely research goals of The PSF. The Council meets in person three times each calendar year. One meeting occurs during ASPS/PSF Winter Board Meeting. One meeting occurs during the AAPS Annual Meeting. One meeting occurs during the ASPS/PSF Annual Meeting. The time commitment of council members normally does not exceed 10 hours per year. ASPS Active Members and Candidates for Membership in good standing are eligible to serve. Members are appointed to the Council by the Research Oversight Council Organizations that they represent. The Research Oversight Council is comprised of individuals that are selected by their respective participating organization. Council members are not selected through the committee application process.

Current Committee Members

Gayle Gordillo MD : Chair

Paul Cederna MD : Member

Damon Cooney MD : Member

William Dzwierzynski MD : Member

Brian Gastman MD : Member

Arun Gosain MD : Member

Timothy King MD, PhD : Member

Jason Ko MD : Member

Clara Lee MD : Member

Bernard Lee MD, MBA, MPH : Member

Evan Matros MD : Member

Adeyiza Momoh MD : Member

Robert Murphy Jr., MD : Member

Terence Myckatyn MD : Member

Christopher Pannucci MD : Member

Andrea Pusic MD, MHS, FACS, FRCSC : Member

Aamir Siddiqui MD : Member

Jack Yu MD : Member

Mary Ruth Arway : Staff

Keith Hume : Staff

Surinder Kaur : Staff

Erin Mullen : Staff

Christopher Simmons : Staff

Katie Sommers : Staff Liaison

Researcher Education Subcommittee

Goals

The Researcher Education Subcommittee identifies, designs and coordinates educational tools, resources and programs to address key fundamental knowledge areas required to successfully engage in research, technology development, and to develop a career as a surgeon-scientist. The Researcher Education Subcommittee will be the leading catalyst for developing future basic, clinical and translational researchers in the specialty. The Subcommittee participates in the development of The PSF’s Research Fundamentals Workshop (RFW) and the Grant Applicant Mentoring Session during Annual Meeting. The Subcommittee also participates in several project specific workgroups such as the PSEN Research and Technology Section which are open for participation by all Subcommittee members. The time commitment of committee members normally does not exceed 20 hours per year which includes meeting in person one or two times per year; and once or twice per year via conference call. ASPS Active Members, Candidates for Membership and Resident members in good standing are eligible to serve. Prospective members should be familiar with the scientific research study design methodology.

Current Committee Members

Gayle Gordillo MD : Advisor

Jenny Barker MD : Member

Stephan Barrientos MD : Member

Alessandro Borgognone MD, PhD : Member

David Brown MD, PhD : Member

Harvey Chim MD : Member

John Decorato MD : Member

Or Friedman MD : Member

M.T. Friji MD : Member

Jeffrey Gusenoff MD : Member

Summer Hanson MD, PhD : Member

Gwendolyn Hoben MD, PhD : Member

Henry Hsia MD : Member

Jacqueline Israel MD : Member

Vicky Kang MD : Member

Hamid Karimi MD : Member

Alison Kaye MD : Member

Jason Ko MD : Member

Bouraoui Kotti MD, PhD : Member

Grigorios Lamaris MD, PhD : Member

Justine Lee MD, PhD, FACS : Member

Benjamin Levi MD : Member

Eric Chien-Wei Liao MD, PhD : Member

Zeshaan Maan MD : Member

Jillian McLaughlin MD : Member

Shaun Mendenhall MD : Member

Adeyiza Momoh MD : Member

Stephanie Nemir MD PhD : Member

Nneamaka Nwubah MD : Member

David Otterburn MD : Member

Rajiv Parikh MD : Member

Brett Phillips MD, MBA : Member

Navid Pourtaheri MD, PhD : Member

Yvonne Rasko MD : Member

Melissa Roy MD : Member

Amanda Silva MD : Member

Indranil Sinha MD : Member

Tahmeed Tahmeedullah MD : Member

Denis Valente MD : Member

Derrick Wan MD : Member

Andrew Weinstein MD, MS : Member

Mary Ruth Arway : Staff Liaison

Christopher Pannucci MD : Subcommittee Chair

Timothy King MD, PhD : Subcommittee Vice Chair

Residents’ Council

Goals

The purpose of this group is to improve resident involvement in our Society and advocate for resident interests at the highest levels of Plastic Surgery. This group will afford Residents the opportunity to contribute to ongoing projects within the ASPS and YPS Forum as well as develop new projects specific to residency training and beyond.

Current Committee Members

C. Scott Hultman MD : Advisor

Steven Williams MD : Advisor

Russell Ettinger MD : Chair

Kavitha Ranganathan MD : Chair

Alan Matarasso MD, FACS : Ex Officio

Nicholas Adams MD : Member

Lindsay Allred MD : Member

Spencer Anderson MD : Member

Anthony Archual MD : Member

Alain Azzi MD : Member

Stephan Barrientos MD : Member

Erica Bartlett MD : Member

Kaitlin Boehm MD : Member

Elie Boghossian MD : Member

Morgan Brgoch MD : Member

Ronnie Brown MD : Member

Eleanor Bucholz MD : Member

Jack Burns MD : Member

Katherine Carruthers MD : Member

Obaid Chaudhry MD : Member

Karan Chopra MD : Member

Salih Colakoglu MD : Member

Andrea Copeland MD : Member

Rafael Couto MD : Member

Mathew Epps MD : Member

Tyler Evans MD : Member

Rebecca Farmer MD : Member

Julie Ferrauiola MD : Member

Rafi Fredman MD : Member

Jordan Frey MD : Member

Jared Garlick MD : Member

Natalie Godfrey MD : Member

Teresa Gonzaga MD : Member

Benjamin Googe MD : Member

Jacob Grow MD : Member

Adam Hauch MD : Member

Patrick Hawkes MD : Member

Rachel Hein MD : Member

Katharine Hinchcliff MD : Member

Ashley Howarth MD : Member

Lauren Hutchinson MD : Member

Jon Ivey MD : Member

C. Christopher Jehle MD : Member

Heidi Johng MD : Member

Walter Joseph III., MD : Member

Nichole Joslyn MD : Member

Matthew Joy MD : Member

Shana Kalaria MD : Member

Shawna Kleban MD : Member

Georgios Kokosis MD : Member

Steven Kozusko MD : Member

Ryan Kunkel MD : Member

Nicole Kurnik MD : Member

Alex Lambi MD, PhD : Member

Zeshaan Maan MD : Member

Eric Maiorino MD : Member

Andrea Martin MD : Member

Jennifer McGrath MD : Member

Juan Rodolfo Mella-Catinchi MD : Member

Maridelle Millendez MD : Member

Craig Moores MD : Member

Shane Morrison MD, MS : Member

Saba Motakef MD : Member

Paschalia Mountziaris MD : Member

Melissa Mueller MD : Member

Dennis Nguyen MD : Member

Ariel Ourian MD : Member

Lacey Pflibsen MD : Member

Irene Pien MD : Member

Noah Prince MD : Member

Katherine Rodby MD : Member

Abigail Rodriguez MD : Member

Ali Roham MD : Member

Ara Salibian MD : Member

Kyle Sanniec MD : Member

Benjamin Smith MD : Member

Shoichiro Tanaka MD : Member

Erin Taylor MD : Member

Ashley Thorburn MD : Member

Joshua Vorstenbosch MD, PhD : Member

Sean Wallace MD : Member

Andrew Weinstein MD, MS : Member

Blair Wormer MD : Member

Amanda Zimmerman MD : Member

Terri Zomerlei MD : Member

Julie Higham : Staff Liaison

Visiting Professors Subcommittee

Goals

The Visiting Professors Subcommittee ensures that quality education is provided to training programs and regional society meetings by visits and lectures from the visiting professor. The Visiting Professors Subcommittee reviews names submitted by the training program directors and committee members and selects the visiting professors each year. Committee members should expect to devote 5-10 hours annually to committee business. Committee business is conducted via conference call and occurs between November and April. ASPS Active Members and ASPS Candidates for Membership in good standing are eligible to serve.

Current Committee Members

Bernard Lee MD, MBA, MPH : Advisor

Peter B. Arnold MD, PhD, FACS : Member

Brittany Behar MD : Member

Michelle De Souza MD : Member

Russell Ettinger MD : Member

Austin Ha MD : Member

Matthew Hanasono MD : Member

Hamid Karimi MD : Member

Anand Kumar MD : Member

Jerome Lamb MD : Member

Gordon Lee MD : Member

David Mathes MD : Member

Sanjay Naran MD : Member

Eamon O'Reilly MD : Member

Michelle Palazzo MD : Member

Emily Ridgway MD : Member

Stephanie Rowen MD : Member

Madhubari Vathulya M.S, Mch : Member

Nicholas Webster MD : Member

Julie Higham : Staff Liaison

Howard Wang MD : Subcommittee Chair

Women Plastic Surgeons Steering Committee

Goals

The Women Plastic Surgeons (WPS) Forum represents and advocates for the interests and concerns of female plastic surgeon members, candidates for membership, and resident members of ASPS. All female plastic surgeons are considered members of the Women Plastic Surgeons Forum; male members , candidate members, and residents of ASPS are welcome to participate in WPS-sponsored events. The WPS Forum seeks to empower female plastic surgeons within the Society through networking, education, advocacy and mentoring. The WPS Forum works to promote women plastic surgeons and increase their involvement within organized medicine and plastic surgery as a whole while simultaneously advancing the mission of ASPS. The WPS Forum is also a champion of diversity in our specialty and ASPS. The WPS Steering Committee acts as a liaison between the Women Plastic Surgeons Forum and ASPS. The WPS Steering Committee is a readily available resource for ASPS Leadership- providing the perspective of women and women plastic surgeons for issues that may arise that have broad implications for the patients we serve. Steering Committee members should expect to devote 10-15 hours annually to committee business, which is typically conducted via conference call. Face-to-face Steering Committee meetings are held in conjunction with the Winter Board Meeting and the Annual Meeting, requiring a travel commitment of one or two days each. Steering Committee members are expected to participate in the Annual Meeting activities as well as the annual enrichment retreat. ASPS Active Members in good standing are eligible to serve. Women with demonstrated knowledge and skills in leadership and mentoring are encouraged to participate.

Current Committee Members

C. Scott Hultman MD : Advisor

Steven Williams MD : Advisor

Alan Matarasso MD, FACS : Ex Officio

Kristen Aliano MD : Member

Ashley Amalfi MD : Member

Olga Bachilo MD : Member

Debra Bourne MD : Member

Perry Bradford MD : Member

Lisa Brostrom MD : Member

Abigail Chaffin MD : Member

Bianca Chin MD : Member

Kai-Cheng Chu MD : Member

Oriana Cohen MD : Member

Lynn Damitz MD : Member

Gina Farias-Eisner MD : Member

Heather Furnas MD, FACS : Member

Trina Ghosh MD : Member

Roop Gill MD : Member

Summer Hanson MD, PhD : Member

Tara Huston MD : Member

Elizabeth Killion MD : Member

Lesley Landis MD : Member

Justine Lee MD, PhD, FACS : Member

Marisa Manzano Surroca MD, MSc : Member

Joyce McIntyre MD : Member

Elise Mecham MD : Member

Quintessa Miller MD, FACS : Member

Nneamaka Nwubah MD : Member

Michelle Palazzo MD : Member

Linda Phillips MD : Member

Aviva Preminger MD : Member

Melissa Radecki MD : Member

Smita Ramanadham MD : Member

Helene Retrouvey MD : Member

Erika Sears MD : Member

Amita Shah MD, PhD : Member

Sarah Sher MD : Member

Winnie Tong MD : Member

Cristiane Ueno MD : Member

I. Janelle Wagner MD : Member

Julie Higham : Staff Liaison

Victoria Vastine MD, FACS : Subcommittee Chair

Katerina Gallus MD : Subcommittee Vice Chair

Women's Health and Breast Devices Task Force

Goals

This task force will review and assimilate existing and new research related to breast implants (and other implantable device and products) and consider any potential negative impact on women’s health. The taskforce will be a resource to guide communication with member surgeons, the public and the U.S. Food and Drug Agency. The taskforce may also make recommendations for future PSF research priorities and directed Research Funding Announcements (RFA’s).

Current Committee Members

Andrea Pusic MD, MHS, FACS, FRCSC : Chair

Amy Alderman MD : Member

Yoon Chun MD : Member

Gayle Gordillo MD : Member

Lynn Jeffers MD : Member

Clara Lee MD : Member

Colleen McCarthy MD : Member

Bruce Van Natta MD : Member

Keith Hume : Staff Liaison

Katie Sommers : Staff Liaison

Young Plastic Surgeons Steering Committee

Goals

The YPS Steering Committee works proactively to bring information on ASPS/PSF to residents and young plastic surgeons and encourage their professional development through membership in ASPS. Participation provides an opportunity for young members to become involved in ASPS. The YPS Steering Committee is a diverse community of and resource for young plastic surgeons that provides a forum for networking, sharing of fresh ideas, political advocacy, leadership development, and acts as a liaison between younger and established plastic surgeons, fostering an openness to change while having fun doing it. Committee members can expect to devote 10-20 hours per year to committee business, which is primarily conducted via conference call. Steering committee members are expected to participate in two face-to-face meetings each year, held in conjunction with the Spring Board Meeting and Annual Meeting. ASPS Active Members and Candidates for Membership age 42 and under, and in good standing, are eligible to serve.