Co-Director, Residency Program
Assistant Professor
Department of Family & Community Medicine

“I thrive on family, friends, church, biking, scuba diving, backpacking, hiking, travel, wilderness medicine and global health.”

Interests

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Wilderness Medicine,  Sports Medicine, Minority and Rural Health

Education 

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1992	Meredith College Raleigh, NC B.S. Degree, Biology Magna Cum Laude
1996	University of North Carolina School of Medicine Chapel Hill, NC M.D. Degree

Postdoctoral Training

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1996 – 1999

Resident Department of Family & Community Medicine Wake Forest University School of Medicine Winston-Salem, NC

Certifications

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1994 – 2009	Advanced Cardiac Life Support
1994 – 2002	Basic Life Support
2000	Clinical Neonatal Behavioral Assessment Scale  (CLNBAS)
2000, 2008	Advanced Trauma Life Support
2000	Advanced Life Support in Obstetrics
2007 – 2009	Pediatric Advanced Life Support

Academic Career

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1999 - 2001	Assistant Professor Department of Family & Community Medicine Wake Forest University School of Medicine Winston-Salem, NC
2001 – 2003	Clinical Instructor UNC Department of Family Medicine Chatham Primary Care Siler City, NC
2003 – 2008	Predoctoral Director and Clerkship Director Department of Family & Community Medicine Wake Forest University School of Medicine Winston-Salem, NC
2009 – present	Assistant Professor Department of Family & Community Medicine Wake Forest University School of Medicine Winston-Salem, NC

 Selected Publications 

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Hiott AE, Newton WP. "Should breech babies be delivered vaginally or by planned cesarean section?"  POEMs-Journal of Family Practice. Feb 2001. Vol 50 no. 2.
 
Hiott AE, Newton WP "Should patients with nonulcer dyspepsia and Helicobacter pylori be treated with antibiotics? POEMs-Journal of Family Practice. June 2001. Vol 50, no. 6.
 
Hiott AE, Quandt, Early, Jackson, Arcury.  “Review of Pesticide Education Materials for Health Care Providers Providing Care to Agricultural Workers” Journal of Rural Health, 22:17-25, 2006.
 
Hiott AE, Grzywacz, Arcury, Quandt.  “Gender Differences in Anxiety and Depression Among Immigrant Latinos” Family, Systems, & Health.  2006; 24(2):136-147.
 
Quandt, Hiott AE, Grzywacz, Davis, Arcury.  “Oral Health and Quality of Life of Migrant and Seasonal Farmworkers in North Carolina”.  Journal of Agricultural Safety and Health, 13 (1):45-55, 2007.
 
Gentry K, Quandt SA, Davis SW, Grzywacz JG, Hiott AE, Arcury TA.  “Child healthcare in two farmworker populations”.  J Community Health. Dec; 32(6): 419-31, 2007.
 
Hiott AE, Grzywacz, Davis, Quandt, Arcury.  Migrant Farmworker Stress:  Mental Health Implications.  Journal of Rural Health. Winter 2008: 32-38.
 
Bonds DE, Hogan P, Bertoni AG, Chen H, Clinch CR, Barham AH. “A multi-faceted intervention to improve blood pressure control:  The GLAD Heart study”  American Heart Journal.  In press.
 
Bertoni AG, Bonds DE, Chen H, Hogan P, Crago L, Rosenberger E, Barham AH, Clinch CR, Goff DG.  Impact of a Multi Faceted Intervention on Cholesterol Management in Primary Care Practices:  the Guideline Adherence for Heart Health Randomized Trial.  Archives of Internal Medicine. In press.
 
Barham AH, Grzywacz.  Migrant Farmworker Stress:  Mental Health Implications Summary.  Migrant Health Newsline. Nov/Dec 2008.
 
Barham AH, Bertoni, Bonds, Chen, Rosenberger, Balasubrumanyam, Goff.  Appropriateness of cholesterol management in primary care by gender, ethnicity, and cardiovascular risk.  Preventive Cardiology. In press for December 2008.