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Kevin Kavanagh, M.D. Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital
Somerset, KY
Dr. Kevin Kavanagh - Education
Undergraduate:
University of Nevada at Reno, Reno, Nevada, 1972 - 1975, BS (1975).
Graduate/Medical School:
University of Nevada at Reno, Reno, Nevada, 1974 - 1976.
University of New York at Buffalo, New York, 1976 - 1978, MD (1978).
University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa, 1980 - 1983, MS (1983)
Internship:
General Surgery, Gundersen Clinic, LaCrosse, Wisconsin
Residency:
Department of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, University of Iowa Hospitals, Iowa City, Iowa.
Dr. Kevin Kavanagh -University Appointments
Assistant Professor, Department of Otolaryngology, University of Tennessee, Memphis, 1983 to 1987.
Associate Professor, Department of Otolaryngology, University of Tennessee, Memphis, 1987 to 1989.
Tenured Associate Professor, Department of Otolaryngology, University of Tennessee, Memphis, 1989 to 1992.
Vice Chairman, Dept. Otolaryngology, University of Tennessee, Memphis, Jan 1990 to 1992.
Associate Clinical Professor, Department of Surgery, Division of Otolaryngology, University of Kentucky, Lexington, 1993 to Present.
Dr. Kevin Kavanagh - Honors
1970 Eagle Scout
1975 Graduated with highest distinction from the University of Nevada - Reno.
1983 State appreciation award for service to Iowa Lions
--Given by Iowa Lions State Organization.
1994 Service To Mankind Award Sertoma Club, Somerset, KY.
1994 Honor Award--American Academy of Otolaryngology San Diego, Sept., 1994.
1997 Kentucky State Recognition Award for Tobacco Education Program from the Kentucky American Cancer Society.
Dr. Kevin Kavanagh - Board Certification
National Board of Medical Examiners (#192409), July 2, 1979
American Board of Otolaryngology- Head and Neck Surgery, October 25, 1983
Dr. Kevin Kavanagh - Society Membership & Journal Affiliations
Fellow of the Triologic Society
Fellow of the American College of Surgeons
Fellow of the American Academy of Otolaryngology
American Medical Association
Software Review and Computer Applications Editor for ''The Annals of Otology, Rhinology and Laryngology
Websites Written and Developed by Dr. Kavanagh
www.entusa.com This website contains over 250 pages 250 pictures and 22 videos of information about allergy, ear, nose and throat.
www.occupationalhearingloss.com This website lets the physician use 11 On-line JavaScript calculators to evaluate audiometric data and calculate hearing handicaps and to estimate future hearing thresholds.
--This site was featured in an interview by www.audiologyonline.com
on Sept 17, 2001.
--This site is the focus of Research Publication #40.
www.earanatomy.com This website presents 60 temporal bone slides that were scanned at 2500 pixels per inch. Each section is presented in three sizes up to 30 by 40 inches. Anatomical diagrams aid in the identification of temporal bone structures.
www.cmeusa.org Physicians can earn CME credits by reviewing the medical information on www.entusa.com and taking an on-line test. Tests are graded on line and if passed the results are forwarded to the University of Kentucky.
www.lakecumberland.ky Somerset Chamber of Commerce Website
www.handstable.com Instrumentarium Inc. Web Site. Distributors of microsurgical instruments, including the Kavanagh ''Hand Stable'' Instruments.
www.shippaintings.com Ship and Marine Paintings by Richard C. Moore.
www.sailingusa.info A website which teaches one how to sail.
www.lindsaykavanagh.com A website devoted by my daughter's soccer.
Community Activities:
Tobacco Education Chairman: American Cancer Society, Pulaski County. 1994-95.
President: American Cancer Society, Pulaski County Chapter. 1995-97. Pulaski County Campaign
Chairman for Vernie McGaha
--State Senator 15th district 1996.
President Pulaski County Lincoln Club. 1997-1998.
District Chairman, Lake Cumberland District, Blue Grass Council, Boy Scouts of America Feb. 1998 to Feb. 2000.
Chairman, Pulaski County Republican Party, Mar. 1998 to Mar. 2004. http://www.pulaskigop.com/
Dr. Kevin Kavanagh Principal investigator for the following grants
1981 - 82 Private: $27,600 from Iowa Lions Sight and Hearing Foundation; awarded to temporal bone bank, cochlear implant program and to the purchase of a Nicolet Pathfinder II.
Private: $30,000 from the Lions Clubs International Foundation towards
the cochlear implant program.
1982-83 Private: $30,000 from the Lions Clubs of Iowa for cochlear Implant research.
1983-84 Industry: $3,100 and $1,500 in equipment from Treace Medical
for research on tissue reaction to porous ossicular implants.
University: $5,300 from the Medical Contingency Research Fund for
research in the filtration techniques using evoked response audiometry.
1984-85 Private: $6,435 from the West Tennessee Lions for establishment of a hearing-aid laboratory and bank based at the University of Tennessee, Memphis.
Industry: $1,000 Exxon Corporation for computer equipment.
1985-86 State: $8,000 Tennessee Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation for purchase of the Algo I auditory brainstem evoked response unit.
Federal: $29,891 Teaching grant in pediatric otolaryngology from Maternal and Child Health.
Industry: $1,000 Exxon Corporation for computer equipment.
Private: $300 Tennessee Lions Club for speech and hearing activities.
1986-87 Federal: $100,000 Maternal and Child Health Grant for a tri-state pediatric speech and hearing program.
Federal: $15,000 Maternal and Child Health Grant for development of a patient management system on a relational data base for the Macintosh.
Industry: $1,000 Exxon Corporation for computer equipment.
1987-88 Federal: $100,000 Maternal and Child Health Grant for a tri-state pediatric speech and hearing program.
University: $15,250 for further development of a patient management system using a relational data base for the Macintosh.
Federal: $36,616 Maternal and Child Health supplement for further development of a case management computer system.
1988-89 Federal: $136,616 Maternal and Child Health grant for a tri-state pediatric speech and hearing program.
Federal: $6,500 Maternal and Child Health supplement for indigent health care delivery conference.
1990-1991
Federal: $10,000 Maternal and Child Health supplement for indigent health care delivery.
1991-1992 Federal: $15,000 Maternal and Child Health supplement for Conference for the Poor and Uninsured. Book: Health Care for the Poor and Uninsured: Strategies That Work
1992-1996 Federal (Accepted but not funded): $824,091 Applying Image-Directed Robotics to Otologic Surgery. National Institute of Health.
Dr. Kevin Kavanagh - Medical Licensure
Iowa
Mississippi
Kentucky
Controlled Substance Registration Certificate (Narcotics): Federal |
