CURRICULUM VITAE
9905 Blue Lick Road
Associates@Fajardo.org
Louisville, KY
(502) 962-9009
Addiction Medicine
& Family Medicine
Medical Licensure:
North Carolina 6/14/77 #21688
Georgia 12/3/75 #17406
South Carolina 10/17/91 #15729
Hospital Affiliations:
Western Wake Hospital; Cary, NC 1995-Present
Rex Hosptial; Raleigh, NC 1995-Present
North Carolina Memorial Hosptial; Chapel Hill, NC 1977-Present
Willingway Hospital Statesboro, GA 1977-Present
Bulloch Memorial Hospital; Statesboro, GA
Faculty Affiliations:
Assistant Clinical Professor
Department of Family Medicine
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Associate Clinical Professor
Department of Family Medicine
Medical College of Georgia
Associate Clinical Professor
Department of Family Medicine
Mercer University School of Medicine
Education:
1979-1980 Post Doctoral Fellowship
Area of Specialization: Academic Family Medicine/Addiction Medicine
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Chapel Hill, N.C.
1977-1979 Residency in Family Medicine
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Chapel Hill, N.C.
1974-1975 Internship/First Year Straight Surgical Residency
University of Louisville Affiliated Hospitals; Louisville,
KY
1971-1974 Emory University School of Medicine - Doctorate of
Medicine
1970-1971 Medical College of Georgia
1966-1970 Emory University - Bachelor of Science - Biology
1962-1966 Statesboro High School - Diploma
Certification:
1975-present Diplomate, National Board of Medical Examiners
1979-2004 Board Certified, American Board of Family Practice
1979-present Fellow, American Academy of Family Physicians
1979-present Diplomate, American Board of Family Practice
1981-1994 Certified Addiction Counselor, Ga.
Addiction Counselors Association (#28)
1986 Certified by examination by American
Medical Societyof Addiction Medicine (#000508)
Professional Experience:
1981-Present Private Practice of Family Medicine
1993-Present Medical Director, Jamie Norton and Associates;
Raleigh, NC
1985-Present President, Willingway Foundation; Statesboro,
GA
1982-1994 Medical Director, Willingway Hospital; Statesboro,
GA
1982-present Clinical Assistant Prof. in Department
Family Medicine, UNC, Chapel Hill
1982-1994 Coordinator of Residents Program,
Willingway Hospital; Statesboro, GA
1987-1994 Preceptor, Mercer University School of Medicine
1982-1994 Sponsor, Alcoholism Study Fellowship, Willingway
Hospital/UNC
Department of Family Medicine, Chapel Hill, NC
1982-1993 Director, Willingway Hospital; Statesboro, GA
1981-1982 Assistant Medical Director, Willingway Hospital,
Statesboro, GA
1979-1981 Clinical Instructor, Department Family Medicine,
UNC, Chapel Hill, NC
1982-1989 Medical Director, Vista Hall, Pineland Mental Health
and Substance Abuse, Statesboro, GA
1980-1984 Alcoholism Consultation Clinic (Bi-monthly clinic
with a resident preceptor), Family Practice Center,
North Carolina Memorial Hospital, Chapel Hill, N.C.
1976 Medical Director, Shalomwald Hospital, LaGrange,
KY
1975-1976 Staff Physician, Jefferson Alcohol and
Drug Abuse Center, Louisville, KY
Appointments/Major Committees:
North Carolina Drug Court Advisory Board, Raleigh, NC 10/1999-Present
Governor’s Institute of North Carolina, July 1996
President, Freedom House, Chapel Hill, NC; 1996-1997
Board of Directors, Freedom House, Chapel Hill, NC; 1994-Present
Board of Directors, PALS (NC Bar Association
Impaired Lawyers Program) 1994-Present
Cardinal IPA Board of Directors, Raleigh, NC 1995-1999
Department of Human Resources, Board of Directors, 4/18/89-11/91,
Georgia (responsibilities include mangement
of departmental budget of approximately $2,000,000,000)
Board Member, Secretary/Treasurer Joint Board of Family Practice
11/10/87-7/1/93, Georgia
Leadership Georgia 1985
Governor's Advisory Council for Mental Health/Mental
Retardation and Substance Abuse--1983-1989, Georgia
Governor's Commission on Drug Awareness & Prevention 1987-1989,
Georgia
Past Board Member, American Society of Addiction Medicine
Governor's Advisory Council; Mental Health, Mental Retardation,
and Substance Abuse; Georgia: 1985-89
Governor's DUI Task Force, 1986-1989
Awards:
Georgia Academy of Family Physicians Family Practice Educator of
the Year - 1991
Recognized in The Best Doctors in America 1992-1993 as
one of the leading doctors in the field of Addiction Medicine
Recognized in The Best Doctors in America 1994-1995 as
one of the leading doctors in the field of Addiction Medicine
Recognized in The Best Doctors in America 1996-1997 as
one of the leading doctors in the field of Addiction Medicine
"Markie"1993; for The Recovery Book;
Outstanding publication in the addiction field
Professional Societies:
North Carolina Academy of Family Physicians
Wake County Medical Society
American Academy of Family Physicians
American Society of Addiction Medicine
International Doctors in Alcoholics Anonymous
American Medical Association
Georgia Chapter of American Society for Addiction Medicine,
(founding president) (Past)
Georgia Academy of Family Physicians(Past)
Society of Teachers of Family Medicine(membership not active)
Medical Association of Georgia(Past)
Georgia Addiction Counselors Association(Past)
National Association of Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Counselors(Past)
Association for Medical Education and Research in
Substance Abuse(membership not active)
Ogeechee River Medical Society, member 1981-1994
(President 1987)(past) Society of Americans for Recovery (past)
Community Organizations and Civic Clubs:
Rotary Club International, Cary NC
Chairman, Bulloch Alcohol Study Team, Past
Past Physician Representative on Bulloch County Board of Health
Past Chairman, Bulloch Alcohol and Drug Abuse Council; Statesboro,
GA
Past member of Board of Directors, United Way of Bulloch County,
Statesboro, GA
Past director, Rotary Club, Statesboro GA
Past director, Chamber of Commerce, Statesboro GA
Selected Presentations at Professional/Scientific Meetings:
American Academy of Family Physicians Annual Meeting
in San Diego, California - October, 1992
American Society of Addiction Medicine Review Courses
in Chicago, Illinois and Atlanta, Georgia - October, 1992
Northeast Florida Council on Alcohol and Drug Abuse - 1992
Medical Review Officer Conference
Southern Nuclear Operating Company in
Birmingham, Alabama - September, 1992
Eurocad, Edinburgh - April 1993
Eurocad, London - March 1994
New Zealand Conference on Alcohol and Drugs - May 1998
International Doctors in Alcoholics Anounymous, Toronto - August
1998
Book:
The Recovery Book. Mooney, Eisenberg, and Eisenberg
by Workman Publishing
Company, Inc., New York,
New York, 1992. (175,000 copies in print)
Book Chapters:
"The Alcoholic Physician" in The Patient with Alcoholism and Other
Drug
Dependencies. CL Whitfield, K
Williams, Eds. Springfield, IL: Southern Illinois School of Medicine,
1977.
"Alcohol Use." In Health Promotion: Principles and Clinical
Applications. RB
Taylor, Ed.
Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1982.
"Alcohol Abuse and Dependency." In Family Medicine: Principles
and Practice
2nd ed. RB Taylor, , Ed. NY: Springer-Verlag, 1983.
AJ Mooney, GM Cross, "Alcoholism and Substance Abuse" In Family
Medicine:
Principles and Practices, 3rd ed. NY: Springer-Verlag, 1988.
ML Warner, AJ Mooney, "The Hospital Treatment or Alcoholism and Drug
Addiction" In Primary Care Clinics, Volume 20 Number 1, March
1993.
Journal Articles:
LC Bissell, AJ Mooney, "The Special Problem of the Alcoholic Physician."
Medical
Times 1975;103;6:63-75.
AJ Mooney, "Symptoms of Alcoholism." Consultant 1983;23.
CD Cater, CW Morgan, AJ Mooney, "Inpatient Treatment of Alcoholism
and Drug
Addiction." Ga. Academy of Family Physicians Journal 1985;6;4:3-4.
AJ Mooney, GM Cross, CW Morgan, "Willingway: A Fellowship in
Alcoholism and
Drug Addiction." Family
Practice Recertification 1987;9;7:25-32.
HM Strickler, CA Martin, RH Sowell, AJ Mooney, "A Comparison of Alcoholics
and
Cocaine Addicts One Year Following Inpatient Treatment," Journal
of Medical
Association of Georgia, 1987.
GM Cross, AJ Mooney, etal, "Ten Year Followup of Inpatient Alcoholism
Treatment," Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research, 1989.
Faraj BA, Davis DC, Camp VM, Mooney AJ, Holloway T, "The effect
of cocaine
abuse on plasma levels of sulfated dopamine and salsolinol in alcoholics"
Alcohol,
1994
Monograph:
AJ Mooney, Carolyn Martin, Alcohol and Drug Abuse, Monograph 107,
Series II,
Kansas City, MO: American Academy of Family Physician, 1988.
Abstracts:
"Training the Family Physician Subspecialist: Alcoholism as
the Family Doctor's
Disease," Seminar, University of Athens; Athens,
Greece, November, 1985
Hobbies and Interests:
Flying: Commercial pilot's license with 4000+ hours flight time;
single and multiengine ratings; instrument rating; single
and multiengine flight instructor certificates.
Computers: Medical Software Development
Photography, International Service work
Church Affiliation: University United Methodist; Chapel Hill, NC
CV last revised January 16, 2000