Anton Dubrick, MD, JD, LLM (Health Law), MA (Philosophy)

1000 W. Kirby Ave.

Champaign, IL 61821
Phone (312) 613-1776 (cell)
ad110ddc2@westpost.net
PROFESSIONAL LICENSURE
Licensed Attorney, Illinois
Licensed Physician, Illinois
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL CREDENTIALS
Certified, American Board of Emergency Medicine (1986-2006)
(I retired from the active practice of clinical emergency medicine because of le
g difficulties. See below.)
Adjunct Clinical Instructor (nonsalaried), University of Illinois College of Med
icine (1990-2003) (involved supervised training of students and medical resident
s rotating thru ER duties; occasional clinical or ethics lecture)
EDUCATION & TRAINING
DePaul University College of Law, Chicago IL, 2006
Master of Laws, Health Law (Dec 2006)
University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana IL, 2004-2006
Master of Arts, Philosophy (Dec 2006)
Georgetown University Law Center, Washington DC, 1999 - 2002
Juris Doctorem cum laude (May 2002)
University of Illinois Health Sciences Center, Chicago IL, 1975 - 1979
Doctor of Medicine (1979)
Weiss Memorial Hospital, Chicago IL (now Weiss U. of Chicago Hospital), 1979 -
1980, Rotating Internship in Internal Medicine
University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana IL, 1971 - 1975
Bachelor of Science, Psychology

MEMBERSHIPS (including past)

Fellow, American College of Emergency Physicians (expired 2006)
American Medical Association
Illinois Bar Association
American Bar Association, Health Law Section
American Society of Law, Medicine, & Ethics
RELEVANT MEDICAL CAREER ACTIVITY (after 1990)
Provena-Covenant Medical Center, Urbana IL (160 beds at the time)
(Also known as Burnham and Mercy Hospitals)
1989-1997 Medical Director, Emergency Services (managed approximately 15 physici
ans with $2M/yr budget; supervised merger of 2 ERs during hospital merger creati
ng Provena-Covenant)
1990-1997 Chair, Department of Emergency Medicine (included advising & planning
with hospital CEO regarding regional hospital growth and development, public rel
ations as required)
1990-1997, Member Medical Executive Committee (which supervised all physician ho
spital-based credentialing, contracting, discipline, and clinical issues; update
d Medical Staff By-laws as required)
1995 Physician Co-chair Hospital Reengineering Project (involved restructuring h
ospital staffing, organization, and workflow to maximize efficiency and quality
of care)
1992-1996 Chair, Medical Quality Assurance Committee (involved chart review for
clinical quality issues, coordination with non-physician staff to promote quali
ty care, compliance with Joint Commission directives, risk management, managemen
t of physician personal & clinical issues prior to referral for medical staff di
scipline)
1993-1996 Medical Director, Pro Ambulance and Covenant Regional EMS (duties incl
uded supervised training and ongoing education of paramedic and fire dept first
responders, creation & maintenance of EMS protocols, clinical quality review sup
ervision, public relations as required)
1980-81, 1988-1998 Staff Emergency Physician (included medical expert review &
testimony in criminal cases as requested by states attorney; See my clinical rol
e in State v. Ford & Ford v. Ahitow, 1997, a case often cited on the Internet an
d in Criminal Law casebooks, as it was the first prosecution for fetal murder.
I testified for the defense.)

Central Illinois Emergency Medicine Specialists / Sunrise Medical Ltd.

1988-1998 President/CEO
(Management and supervision of group-based physician contract services; responsi
ble for physician payroll management, departmental budgeting, tax/accounting man
agement, retirement plan trusteeship, physician evaluations, benefits planning,
physician staffing/scheduling, corporate structure and business regulatory compl
iance)
Frances Nelson Community Health Center, Champaign IL
1996-1997 Member, Board of Directors
Central Illinois Medical Review Organization, Inc., Champaign IL
1998 Peer Reviewer
RELEVANT LEGAL CAREER ACTIVITY
Solo Legal Practice, A Dubrick MDJD LLC, Oak Brook, IL, 2007-2009.
(Specialized in helping physicians manage the intersection of health regulatory
and medical business issues with the professional implications of personal lega
l issues; additional work in Family and Estate Law geared to Physician needs)
No history of disciplinary action by state legal and medical boards or any medic
al staff. A few years ago, I was erroneously listed in a West Virginia press re
lease as having been cited by the State Medical Board in the early 80s. I canno
t recall all the details but I believe this may have involved my resignation at
a hospital to simply move to a job in another state, so I did not renew my WV li
cense. The WV State Board initially interpreted this as a surrender of staff pr
ivileges and my WV license. The National Practitioner Data Bank had many years
previously directed WV to not treat matters such as this as requiring a report.
Illinois Dept of Registration & Education has been notified of my physical disab
ility to practice Emergency Medicine. I have had 3 knee replacement surgeries.
I have no physical limitations regarding administrative duties or other medical
practice.
1/11/11