TAD  BORLAND,  DPM,  MS  

PERSONAL  INFORMATION  

  Date  of  Birth:  May  9,  1986  

Hometown:  Uniontown,  Pennsylvania  

Interests:  biking,  computers,  classic  literature,  camping,  kayaking,  travel,  beer  brewing  

RESIDENCY  AND  TRAINING  

  MERCY  HEALTH  FOOT  AND  ANKLE  RESIDENCY  –  CLEVELAND,  OHIO  

2015-­‐2017  

CLEVELAND  CLINIC  FOUNDATION  –  CLEVELAND,  OHIO  

2014-­‐2015  

Internship  

EDUCATION     KENT  STATE  UNIVERSITY  COLLEGE  OF  PODIATRIC  MEDICINE    

2010-­‐2014  

Degree:  Doctor  of  Podiatric  Medicine  

Cumulative  GPA:  3.88  

CALIFORNIA  UNIVERSITY  OF  PENNSYLVANIA  

2009-­‐2010  

Degree:  Master  of  Science  in  Exercise  Physiology  

WEST  VIRGINIA  UNIVERSITY    

2005-­‐2008  

Degree:  Bachelor  of  Science  in  Exercise  Physiology  

ACADEMIC  AWARDS  AND  HONORS  

  ABPM  In-­‐Training  Exam’s  Highest  Scoring  1st  Year  Resident  -­‐  2014  

The  Chi  Hsuin  U.  Chu,  Ph.D.  Memorial  Award  for  Outstanding  Student  in  Gross  Anatomy  -­‐  2014  

KSUCPM  Merit  Scholarship  –  2012  

KSUCPM  Half  Tuition  Presidential  Scholarship  –  2011-­‐2012  

KSUCPM  Dean’s  List  –  2010-­‐2014  

SKILLS  &  CERTIFICATIONS  

  AAFAO  Advanced  Techniques  in  Skeletal  Fixation  of  the  Foot  &  Ankle  -­‐  2016  

Advanced  Cardiac  Life  Support  and  Basic  Life  Support  -­‐  2016  

AAFAO  Comprehensive  Course  of  Internal  Fixation  for  Reconstructive  Surgery  and  Trauma  of  the  Foot  &  Ankle  -­‐  2015  

NASM  Certified  Corrective  Exercise  Specialist  -­‐  2010  

EMPLOYMENT     TUTOR  AND  TEACHING  ASSISTANT    

KENT  STATE  UNIVERSITY  COLLEGE  OF  PODIATRIC  MEDICINE    

2010-­‐2014  

 

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SUPERVISOR  AND  TAE  KWON  DO  INSTRUCTOR    

LAUREL  PHYSIATRY  INC.  

2006-­‐2010  

INTERNING  EXERCISE  PHYSIOLOGIST  

WEST  VIRGINIA  UNIVERSITY  HUMAN  PERFORMANCE  LAB    

2008  

POSTERS  &  PUBLICATIONS  

  Borland  T.  Lisfranc  injuries  and  the  management  of  primarily  ligamentous  injuries:  literature  review.  NOFA  4.1  (2016)  

 

Borland  T.  Partial  calcanectomy  as  a  treatment  option  for  recalcitrant  pressure  ulcers  of  the  heel  and  calcaneal  osteomyelitis:  review  of  literature.  NOFA  2.10  (2015)  

 

Borland  T,  Cruz  F,  Morrison-­‐Nozik  J,  McKee  P.  Minocycline-­‐induced  black  bone  disease.  Poster  presented  at:  NEOAPM  Fall  Classic  Seminar;  2015  Oct  23-­‐25;  Cleveland,  OH  

VOLUNTEER  WORK     CLEVELAND  CLINIC  FOUNDATION  MINORITY  MEN’S  HEALTH  FAIR  

Performed  foot  screenings  and  provided  recommenda2ons  for  pedal  ailments  

2015,  2016  

NEW  BIRTH  BAPTIST  CHURCH  FESTIVAL    

Provided  blood  pressure  readings  and  educa2on  on  importance  of  managing  blood  pressure  

2012  

SNPMA  HOSTED  PHYSICAL  ASSESSMENT  &  DIAGNOSIS  PRACTICAL  TRAINING  

Provided  )ps  and  training  to  students  in  the  skills  of  reading  vital  signs    

2012