Patricia Kullberg, MD, MPH 734 SE Lexington Portland, Oregon 97202 503-312-7649 pkullberg@comcast.net patriciakullberg.com Current Occupation: Author of historical fiction and memoir Prior Employment: 1988-2011 Medical Director Staff Physician Multnomah County Health Department Portland, Oregon 1987-1988 Staff Physician Outside-In Sociomedical Aid Station Portland, Oregon 1987-1988 Health Officer Cowlitz-Wahkiakum Counties District Longview, Washington 1984-1987 Staff Physician Kaiser-Permanente Portland, Oregon 1982-1984 MPH Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholars University of Washington Seattle, Washington 1979-1982 Family Medicine Residency University of California Davis Sacramento, California 1975-1979 MD Magna Cum Laude Oregon Health Sciences University Portland, Oregon 1981-2013 Board Certification American Board of Family Practice 1984-2013 Licensed as Physician and Surgeon State of Oregon 1974 Phi Beta Kappa University of Oregon 1979 Alpha Omega Alpha Best Senior Clinician Award Oregon Health Sciences University 1979 Scholastic Achievement Award American Medical Women’s Association 1997 First Place, Science and Health Reporting Non-Daily Newspapers Oregon Society of Professional Journalists 2002 Summer Fellowship Recipient Fishtrap Writers Workshop 2020 Charles A Preuss Distinguished Alumnae Award OHSU Education/ Degrees Licenses/ Certificates Honors/Awards Patricia Kullberg, MD MPH Selected Publications “Reforming Health Care in Hungary”, Social Science and Medicine, 21(8) : 849-855, 1985 (with co-author Csaszi, Lajos) “Social Visions and Social Control: The Evolution Medical Thought in Postwar Hungary,” International Journal of Health Services, 16 (3) : 391-408, 1986 “Taking the Cure”, Portland Alliance, 11 (3), 1991 (winner of Third Place, Science and Health Reporting for Non-daily Newspapers, Oregon Society of Professional Journalists, 1991) “Ragged Edge of Medicine”, Portland Alliance, six part series, 17 (6-11), 1997-98 (winner of First Place, Science and Health Reporting for Non-daily Newspapers, Oregon Society of Professional Journalists, 1997) “Narratives in Medicine”, LitSite, University of Alaska, current on-line publication (personal essay) “Cold Bones”, LitSite, University of Alaska, current on-line publication (short story) “Forget About Florence Nightingale”, VoiceCatcher 08, Portland, Oregon (first chapter of unpublished novel), 2008 “A Medical Sea Change”, Women’s Review of Books, 31(4): 7-8, 2014 Girl in the River, (Bygone Era Books, 2015), a novel On the Ragged Edge of Medicine: Doctoring Among the Dispossessed, (Oregon State University Press, 2017), a memoir “A Clinic of Last Resort,” The Timberline Review, Winter-Spring, 2018 “The Life and Death of Vanport: 70 Years after the Flood,” Street Roots, April 2-26, 2018, Portland, Oregon, https://www.streetroots.org/news/2018/04/20/life-and-death-vanport-70-years-after-flood “Methanol Refineries, Citizen Scientists and Doughnuts,” Street Roots, December 16, 2020, https://www.streetroots.org/news/2020/12/16/opinion-methanol-refineries-citizen-scientists-anddoughnuts “How Racism Gets Baked into Medical Decisions,” Science for the People Online, December 21, 2020, https://magazine.scienceforthepeople.org/web-extras/racism-medicine-naomi-nkinsi-interview/