1. CURRICULUM VITAE
Part I: General Information
Name: Janice T. Saal, M.D.
Office Address: Associated Surgeons, P.C.
300 Mount Auburn Street, Suite 407
Cambridge, MA 02138
Home Address: 35 Shattuck Road
Watertown, MA 02472
Telephone: Office: 617-868-7456
Home: 617-923-4444
Cell: 617-710-8500
E-Mail: jsaal@mah.harvard.edu Fax: 617-868-9243
janice@saal.org
Place of Birth: Athol, Massachusetts
Education:
1982 B.A. Zoology – University of Vermont, Burlington, Vermont
1987 Ph.D. Cell and Molecular Biology
University of Vermont College of Medicine, Burlington, Vermont
1992 M.D. University of Vermont College of Medicine, Burlington, Vermont
Postdoctoral Training:
1983.1985 Graduate Research Assistant, Department of Cell and Molecular Biology,
University of Vermont College of Medicine, Burlington, Vermont
1986.1987 Research Fellow, Environmental Pathology Training Grant, Department of
Pathology, University of Vermont College of Medicine, Burlington, Vermont

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Postdoctoral Training (continued):
1987.1988 Postdoctoral Associate, Vermont Lung Association Fellow, University of
Vermont College of Medicine, Burlington, Vermont
1992.1993 General Surgery Internship
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Boston, Massachusetts
1993.1996 General Surgery Residency
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Boston, Massachusetts
1996.1997 Clinical Fellow Surgery
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Boston, Massachusetts
Licensure and Certification:
1997 M.D. – Massachusetts
2000 American Board of Surgery Certification
2005 ATLS Instructor Certification (Advanced Trauma/Life Support)
1997.2012 ATLS Certification (Advanced Trauma/Life Support)
2012 BLS (Basic Life Support)
Academic Appointments:
1997-2010 Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Mount Auburn Hospital, Cambridge, MA
Harvard Medical School, Cambridge, MA
2010-Present Assistant Clinical Professor of Surgery, Mount Auburn Hospital, Cambridge, MA
Harvard Medical School, Cambridge, MA
Hospital or Affiliated Institution Appointments:
1997-Present Active Medical Staff, Mount Auburn Hospital, Cambridge, MA
1999-2004 Harvard Vanguard Medical Associates
2003-Present Harvard University Health Services

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Hospital and Healthcare Organization Service Responsibilities:
1998.2005 Physician Advisor, Mount Auburn Cambridge Independent Practice Association,
Inc., Operations and Management Committee
1998.2005 Mount Auburn Cambridge Independent Practice Association, Inc., Utilization and
Quality Management Committee
2012-Present Co-Director Hoffman Breast Center, Mount Auburn Hospital
Major Committee Assignments:
1997-1999 Mount Auburn Hospital Operating Room Product Evaluation Committee
1997-2000 Mount Auburn Hospital Medical Care Evaluation Committee
1997-Present Mount Auburn Hospital Tumor Board
1997-Present Mount Auburn Hospital Cancer Management Committee
1998 Mount Auburn Hospital Oncology Strategic Planning Committee
1999-2000 Mount Auburn Hospital Pharmacy Review Committee
1999-2001 Mount Auburn Hospital Special Care Committee
1999-2001 Co-Chairperson, Mount Auburn Hospital Code 99 Committee
2003-2005 Mount Auburn Hospital Medical Executive Staff
2006-2008
2010-Present Mount Auburn Hospital Surgical Clinical Services Committee
2011-2012 Obstetrics and Gynecology Chairman Search Committee, Mount Auburn
Hospital
2012-Present Hoffman Breast Center Steering Committee, Mount Auburn Hospital
Professional Societies:
1992-Present Member, American College of Surgeons
1992-Present Member, American Medical Association
1998-Present Member, Massachusetts Medical Society
2005-Present Society of Surgical Oncology

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Awards and Honors:
1982 Dean’s List, University of Vermont
1987 Invited Speaker, Aspen Lung Conference
1989 University of Vermont Board of Trustees
Alumni Affairs and Development Committee
Student Affairs Committee
Educational Policy Committee
University of Vermont Interim President Selection Committee
1990 Alpha Omega Alpha
1990 Trustee Emeritus, University of Vermont Board of Trustees
Part II: Research, Teaching and Clinical Contributions
A. Narrative Report:
As a Clinical Assistant Professor based at Mount Auburn Hospital in Cambridge, Massachusetts,
my responsibilities have emphasized community care and a general surgical practice. A former
member of a four surgeon clinical practice with expertise in general and vascular surgery, I
devoted approximately fifty percent of my clinical time to breast and oncologic care. I
participated actively in the Mount Auburn Hospital Tumor Board, Breast Tumor Board and
Cancer Management Committee to review oncologic care within the institution. As prior Co-
Director of the Hoffman Breast Center at Mount Auburn Hospital, I was responsible for quality
and outreach measures affecting breast cancer care.
While in active practice, my clinical time was devoted to general surgical care at Mount Auburn
Hospital. I performed 300-400 operative cases annually including colorectal, parathyroid/thyroid
and laparoscopic surgery. Since joining the active surgical staff at Mount Auburn Hospital, I
have been committed to the training of students and residents in medical and surgical care. I have
given lectures in breast disease, thyroid/parathyroid disease and abdominal exam techniques to
resident staff, Harvard Medical School students, MIT bioengineering students and Northeastern
University physician assistant students as part of a teaching core curriculum at Mount Auburn
Hospital. As Co-Director of the Hoffman Breast Center, I have been moderator and panelist at
both CME- based, community and staff educational forums related to breast disease.
Presently, I continue to Lecture Harvard Medical students in their core basic science curriculum.
I also serve to provide professional expert witness review for hospital based cases the the Risk
Management Foundation for Crico.

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B. Report of Current Research Activities:
1999 Mount Auburn Hospital IRB protocol “Sentinel Node Biopsy for Invasive Breast Cancer
in a Community Setting.”
C. Report of Teaching:
Local Contributions:
a) Medical School Course:
1998.2000 Harvard Medical School, Lecturer – Abdominal Examination,
Patient-Doctor Clinical Core Curriculum, 10-15 medical students,
3 hours contact time
b) Graduate Medical Course:
1997-2000 Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Lecturer, Introduction to
Clinical Medicine and Bioengineering, 10-15 graduate students,
3 hours contact time
c) Local Invited Teaching Presentation:
1997-2000 Mount Auburn Hospital, Lecturer, Breast Disease, 30 medical
residents, 1 hour contact time
2012 Mount Auburn Hospital, Moderator, What’s New In Breast Cancer
Care, Community Outreach Forum, 1 hour contact time
d) Continuing Medical Education Course:
2000 Northeastern University, Lecturer, Breast, Thyroid/Parathyroid
Disease, 30 physician assistant students, 4 hours contact time
2012 Mount Auburn Hospital, Panelist, Breast Cancer in the Elderly,
Medical Grand Rounds, 90-100 resident and physician staff, 1 hour
contact time

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e) Clinical Supervisory and Training Responsibilities:
1997-Present Mount Auburn Hospital Department of Surgery/Associated
Surgeons, LLP
• Supervise BIDMC surgical residents in all aspects of consultative and inpatient
surgical care. Oversee daily surgical patient rounds, admission and discharge
practices. Provide surgical staff coverage and interact directly with surgical
residents to insure Emergency Room patient care and consultative inpatient care
at Mount Auburn Hospital.
• Attend weekly BIDMC surgical resident didactic teaching conference pertinent to
broad topics in general surgery.
• Participate in weekly surgical department morbidity and mortality review and
monthly clinico-pathology surgical conference.
• Teach operative technique/advise and instruct on all aspects of pre-, peri- and
post-operative care for patients requiring surgical treatment.
D. Report of Clinical Activities:
• Four member surgical practice specializing in general and vascular patient care in
a community hospital setting.
• Perform over four hundred cases annually, including laparoscopic, endocrine,
colorectal and office-based procedures.
• See forty to fifty patients per week in office consults and in-hospital care.
• Involved in the initial management and care of patients with new cancer
diagnoses and coordinate care as part of a multidisciplinary team of surgeons,
oncologists and radiation oncologists at Mount Auburn Hospital.

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Part III: Bibliography
Manuscripts:
1. Stirewalt WE, Coflesky JT, Evans JN. Protein Synthesis in Pulmonary Arteries
From Rats Exposed to Hyperoxia. Am J Physiol 1993; 264 (1 Part 1): L74.
2. Ayes P, Waldmann M, Polk D. Coflesky JT. Referral Patterns and Exercise Response
in the Rehabilitation of Female Coronary Patients Aged Greater Than or Equal to 62
years. Am J Cardiology 1992; 69 (17): 1420.
3. Kelly J, Evans JN, Chin L, Coflesky JT. Localization of Collagen in the Rat Lung:
Biochemical Quantitation of Types I and III Collagen in Small Airways, Vessels and
Parenchyma. Lung 1989; 167:313.
4. Coflesky JT, Adler KB, Woodcock-Mitchell J, Mitchell J, Evans JN. Proliferative
Changes in the Pulmonary Arterial Wall During Acute Hyperoxic Injury to the Lung.
Am J Pathology 1988; 132:563.
5. Coflesky JT, Adler KB, Evans JN. Alterations in Pulmonary Vascular Responsive
News Following Hyperopic Injury to the Lung. Chest 1988; 93:147s.
6. Coflesky JT, Evans JN. Pharmacologic Properties of Isolated Pulmonary Arteries
Following Short-term Exposure to In Vivo Hyperoxia. Am Rev Resp Dis 1988;
138:945.
7. Langleban D, Szarek JL, Coflesky JT, Jones RM, Reid L, Evans JN. Altered Artery
Mechanics and Structure in Monocrotaline Pulmonary Hypertension. J Appl Physiol
1988; 65 (5) :2326.
8. Coflesky JT, Jones RC, Evans JN, Reid L. Changes in Structure and Mechanical
Properties of Isolated Pulmonary Arteries in Chronic Hyperoxia. Am Rev Resp Dis,
1987; 136:388.
Book Chapters:
1. Evans JN, Coflesky JT. Endothelial and Smooth Muscle Interaction In: The Pulmonary
Circulation Normal and Abnormal. A Fishman, Ed., University of Philadelphia Press.
Philadelphia, PA; 1990; 59-68.

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Part III. Bibliography (continued)
Abstracts:
1. Ayes P, Waldman M, Polk D, Coflesky JT. Rehabilitation of Older Female Coronary
Patients. Circulation 1991.
2. Stirewalt WE, Coflesky JT, Evans JN. Collagen and Action Isofrom Synthesis in
Pulmonary Arteries in Hyperoxia. Am Rev Resp Dis 1989; 139 (4): 173.
3. Coflesky JT, JN Evans. Changes in Mechanical Properties of Isolated Arteries
Following Short-term Exposure to In Viva Hyperoxia. Blood Vessels 1988; 25 (1): 32.
4. Coflesky JT, Evans JN. Changes in Pulmonary Vascular Reactivity Following Acute
Lung Injury: Response to Neonatal Rats to Hyperoxia. Am Rev Resp Dis 1986;
135 (4): A159.
5. Coflesky, JT, Evans JN. Hyperoxia Alters Endothelium – Dependent Relaxation and
Pharmacologic Sensitivity of Pulmonary Arteries. Am Resp Dis 133 (4): A159.
6. Coflesky JT, Szarek JL, Langleban D, Jones RC, Reid L, Evans JN. Mechanical
Properties and Structure of Pulmonary Arteries in Monocrotaline-Induced Pulmonary
Hypertension. Fed Pro 1985; 44: 1753.
7. Coflesky JT, Jones RC, Reid L, Evans JN. Mechanical Properties and Structure of
Isolated Pulmonary Arteries Following Prolonged Hyperoxia. Am Rev Resp Dis 1985;
131 (4): 173.
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