Clann Mackinlay: April 2009

Saturday, April 11, 2009

The Gathering 2009 in Edinburgh, preceded by the Genealogy Festival, Glasgow

My Dear Clanfolk,

Saints preserve us ! Not only is the wife going to accompany me, but LBMacK is going w/ cousin, Ruth, w/ us on the Clan Macduff Tour, which starts in Glasgow, 15 July 2009. I'm so excited!

I hope you all have made plans to attend, w/ or w/o a tour, & that we'll see you there. If you haven't made air/hotel reservations yet, you'd be well advised to make them soon. I know my daughter has tried just recently & Channings is all full up!

I'll be spending a little time at the FTDNA stall, helping John Hansen, Friday or Saturday.

See ya in Edinburgh.

Regards aye,

Bob

CAPT Robert Todd McKinlay, MC(FS), USNR (Ret.)

ROBERT TODD MCKINLAY JR.

Rate / RankCAPT (MC)
Service BranchUSNR
Service Dates6/1961 - 12/1998
Born12/11/1938CHICAGO, IL

SIGNIFICANT DUTY STATIONS: NAVAL FLIGHT SURGEON CAG-9 (VF-96) USS ENTERPRISE CVA(N)-65; ASSOCIATE IN OPHTHALMOLOGY, STATION HOSPITAL, NAS DA NANG, RVN; CHIEF OPHTHALMOLOGY, NAVAL HOSPITAL, BOSTON, MA; CO, NR NH PORTSMOUTH 1305; FLIGHT SURGEON, NAVAL HOSPITAL, NAS PATUXENT RIVER, MD; SIGNIFICANT AWARDS: MERITORIOUS SERVICE MEDAL,
NAVY COMMENDATION MEDAL W/COMBAT 'V', COMBAT ACTION RIBBON, NAVY UNIT COMMENDATION MEDAL, MERITORIOUS UNIT COMMENDATION MEDAL, et al

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C U R R I C U L U M V I T A E

R O B E R T T O D D Mc K I N L A Y

1 August 2007

Former Business Address President & CEO, Retired
& Phone Numbers: Comprehensive EyeCare of Central Ohio, Inc.
5957 Cleveland Avenue
Columbus, Ohio 43231-2256
(614) 890‑5692

President & CEO, Retired
Ohio EyeCare, Ltd.
(Managed Eye Care IPA)
5957 Cleveland Avenue
Columbus, Ohio 43231-2256

Former Robert T. McKinlay, MD, FACS
Home Address 1303 Goldsmith Drive
& Phone Number: Westerville, Ohio 43081-4517
(614) 890‑5299 (TEL/FAX))
(614) 271-5299 (cellular)

e-mail mckinlay.1@osu.edu

Legal, Primary Home 425 Bayshore Drive APT # 9
Address & Telephone Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304-4222
(954) 566-6349
(954) 566-0323 FAX
614) 271-5299 (cellular)

e-mail mckinlay.1@osu.edu

Date & Place of Birth: 11 Dec 1938, Chicago, Illinois

Marital Status: Married to Helen Elizabeth Ann (Griffin), 17 June 1961

Children: Kathleen Elizabeth (McKinlay) Miller (44)
Lisa Ann (McKinlay) Salyers (43)
Allyson (McKinlay) Mitzel (42)
Elizabeth Jean (McKinlay) Smith (39)
Stephen Douglas McKinlay (35)
Education: Yale University, B.A., 1960
University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, M.D., 1964
Naval Aerospace Medical Institute, Naval Flight Surgeon Program,
Pensacola, FL, 1965-1966
Altitude Chamber – 30K’/Simulated 43K’; 2858(A-12)/2867 and
Miniature O2 equipment; Rapid Decompression 27M’ to 50M’
Ejection Seat: Martin-Baker L5, T2 Rocket, A4 Rocket Seats/Shot
Lancaster Course (Ophthalmology), Colby College, Waterville, ME, 1972
The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA,
Executive Management, 1994; Management for Physician Execs, 1995

Internship: Rotating, Naval Hospital Pensacola, Pensacola, Florida, 1964‑65

Residency: Ophthalmology (Chief Resident), Naval Hospital Bethesda, National Medical Center, Bethesda, Maryland, 1969‑72

Certification: Diplomate, National Board of Medical Examiners, July, 1965
Licensures: Ohio 37275 1974 - 2007
Massachusetts 34824 1972 - Present
FAA 26503821 Private, 1995; Instrument, 1999; Comm-SEL, 2000

Academic & College of Medicine, Ophthalmology Department,, Ohio State University
Hospital Staff Clinical Associate Professor, 1979‑present
Appointments: Clinical Assistant Professor, 1974‑1979
Uniformed University of the Health Sciences, Department of Surgery –
DeBakey Brigade
Ohio State University Hospitals, Columbus, Ohio
Grant Eye & Ear Hospital, Columbus, Ohio
Mt. Carmel Medical Center, Columbus, Ohio
Naval Hospital, Bethesda, Maryland
Naval Hospital, Corpus Christi, Texas
Naval Hospital, Great Lakes, IL
Naval Hospital, Patuxent River, Maryland
Naval Hospital, Portsmouth, Virginia
Naval Hospital, San Diego, California
U.S. Naval Hospital, Roosevelt Roads, P.R.
U.S. Naval Hospital, Rota, Spain
U.S. Naval Hospital, Naples, Italy
U.S. Naval Hospital, Yokosuka, Japan
Children's Hospital, Columbus, Ohio, 1979‑1989
President, Ophthalmology Staff, 1979‑1980
Marion General Hospital, 1974‑1978
Vice‑Chairman, Department of Surgery, 1976

Medico-Legal Utilization Review Committee, Department of Surgery
Consulting Marion General Hospital, 1975-1977
Chairman, ad hoc Peer Review committee,
Marion General Hospital, 1977
Expert Witness Record Review,
Ohio State Medical Board, Dec 1999 – Jan 2000
Judicial Review Committee, King’s Daughters Medical Center,
Ashland, KY, Judicial Review Committee, 8 May-10 July 2000

Professional American Academy of Ophthalmology
Societies: Fellow, 1974‑Present
Council Deputy Section Leader, State Societies, 1996-1997
Councillor, Ohio Delegation, 1991-1997
Alternate Councillor, 1987‑1990
Member, Managed Care Advocacy Committee, 1995-1996
American College of Surgeons
Fellow, 1993‑Present
Member, Ohio Chapter ACS, 1994 - Present
Member, Ohio Surgical Panel, Inc., 1994 – Present
Class Agent (1964), U of PA School of Medicine: 2002 - Present
Society of Antiquaries of Scotland
Fellow, 1999 – Present
The Illinois St. Andrew Society and Genealogy Group – 2001-present
Ohio Ophthalmological Society
President, 1987‑1989
President‑Elect, 1985‑1987
Secretary‑Treasurer, 1983‑1985
Chairman, Legislative Committee, 1981‑1986; 1989‑1991
Governor, 10th District, 1981‑1983
Assistant Governor, 10th District, 1980‑1981
Columbus Ophthalmological and Otolaryngological Society
President, 1984‑1985; Secretary‑Treasurer, 1983‑1984
Marion Academy of Medicine, 1974‑1978; President, 1977
Ohio State Medical Association, House of Delegates, 1982‑1992
Central Ohio Flyers Association, Secretary, 2000; Trustee, 1999-2000
American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery
Academy of Medicine of Columbus and Franklin County

Yale Club of Ft. Lauderdale, FL

Military Societies Ft. Lauderdale Highlanders Pipe & Drum Corps- 2000-2005
Commander, Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry Post # 1813
Scottish-American Military Society, Ohio, 2000-2008
Association of Naval Aviation, 1999-present
Association of Military Surgeons, 1972-2007
Columbus Council, Navy League of the U. S., Life Member;
GCCNLUS Board Member, 2000 - 2007
Naval Reserve Association, Life Member
Reserve Officer Association, Chapter 12, VP - Health Affairs, 1982‑2007
Society of Military Ophthalmologists, 1972-2007

Awards: AMA Physician Recognition Award, 1977‑2001
"Boss of the Year," Franklin County Chapter, Ohio State Society of
Medical Assistants, 1986
Biographical sketch appears in Marquis' Who's Who in the Midwest,
1980‑1998
FAA Pilot Safety Wings Award Program – Phase FOUR, 2000

Publications: McKinlay, RT and Cohen, DN, Modern Concepts in Ophthalmic Casualty
Management. Ann Ophthal 5:1221‑1239, 1973.
Presented at:
1. 4th Biennial Walter Reed Postgraduate Course in Military
Ophthalmology, April 1972.
2. Current Management of Trauma Symposium, Brooke General Hospital, Brooke Army Medical Center, Fort Sam Houston, Texas, March 1973.
3. 4th Annual Spring Symposium, Naval Hospital Boston, May 1973.

McKinlay, RT and Cohen, DN, Ophthalmic Injuries: Handbook of Initial
Evaluation and Management. TRANS AAOO 79:800‑888, 1975.

McKinlay, RT and Cohen, DN, Wounds and Injuries of the Eye.
Emergency War Surgery NATO Handbook, First Revision. Ch. XIV,
Department of Defense, 1975.

McKinlay, RT, Borden M, Seelig M, Selected Reserve‑Civilian Hospital
Collaborative Training: Naval Reserve Naval Hospital Portsmouth
1305‑Grant Medical Center. Military Medicine 152:130‑132, 1987.

McKinlay, RT, Clann McKinlay Seannachaidh: An examination of the Royal House of Scotland, Lineage of Fife and Clans MacDUFF, MacINTOSH, SHAW, FARQUHARSON and MacKINLAY; http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~mckinlay/, 1998-2002

Presentations: "Salvaging the Injured Eye," in A Critique of War Surgery:
Navy Medical Corps Experience in Vietnam,
Palmer House, Chicago, Illinois, October 1970

"Bilateral Nasolacrimal Atresia with Conjunctivodacryocystorhinostomy
and Reinecke Tube Management"
Ohio State University Ophthalmology Department
Salt Fork Symposium, August 1976

"Biometric Alterations Following Intraocular Lens Implantation"
Ohio State University Ophthalmology Department
Sawmill Creek Symposium, August 1977

"Trabeculectomy, A Comparative View of Three Surgical Techniques"
Ohio State University Ophthalmology Department
Postgraduate Course, March 1978

"Biometric Factors ‑ Pre and Postop Intraocular Lens"
Ohio State University Ophthalmology Department
Hueston Woods Symposium, August 1978

"Surgical Management of Sixth Nerve Palsy"
Ohio State University Ophthalmology Department
Mohican Symposium, August 1979

"Ohio ‑ A Rose Among Thorns"
Medical Society of the State of New York
Recent Advances in Ophthalmology, November 1979

"Limbal Approach in Strabismus Surgery"
Ohio State University Ophthalmology Department
Atwood Lake Symposium, August 1980

"Differential Diagnosis of the Red Eye"
Grant Hospital Symposium, Nursing and the EENT patient
Commemorating renaming of Grant South to Grant Eye & Ear Hospital,
September 1980

"The 'Big Ten' (IOWA) Implant ‑ Improved Cosmesis"
Ohio State University Ophthalmology Department
Postgraduate Course, March 1981

"Combined Extracapsular Cataract Extraction with Posterior Chamber Lens
Implantation and Trabeculectomy"
Ohio State University Ophthalmology Department
Postgraduate Course, March 1984

"Glaucoma", Ohio State University College of Medicine
Ohio Medical Education Network (OMEN), April 1984

"The Miotic Pupil in ECCE‑IOL Surgery"
7th Annual Ophthalmology Conference, Grant Eye and Ear Hospital
September 1987

"Naval Reserve Medical Department Flag Mobilization Billet Requirements"
Naval Reserve Medical Department Flag Council, NAVMEDCOM,
Washington, DC, February 1988

"Ophthalmology ‑ Your Political Destiny"
9th Annual Ophthalmology Conference, Grant Eye and Ear Hospital,
Columbus, September 1988
Cincinnati Academy of Ophthalmology, September 1988
Dayton Eye Society, September 1988
Northwest Ohio Ophthalmological Society, October 1988
Cleveland Ophthalmological Society, October 1988

"Political Trauma" ‑ An Analysis of Ohio Senate Bill 104:
Optometry Practice Expansion Act
Ohio State University, Ophthalmology Department
Postgraduate Course, March 1989

Cincinnati Academy of Ophthalmology, April 1989
Northwest Ohio Ophthalmological Society, May 1989

"Ophthalmic Casualty Management ‑ Vietnam Revisited"
Distinguished Visiting Professor Lecture, Department of Surgery
Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences,
Bethesda, MD, March 1990

"Foldable Lens Implantation: A Real Prodigy"
21st Anniversary Congress, European Contact Lens Society of Ophthalmologists,
Queen Elizabeth II Conference Center London, England, May 1991
11th Annual Ophthalmology Conference
Grant Medical Center, Columbus, OH, September 1991

"Managing the Red Eye"
Medical Staff Conference, Naval Hospital, Patuxent River, MD, August 1991

"Ocular Manifestations of Systemic Disease"
Ophthalmology for the Primary Care Physician Symposium,
Grant Medical Center, September 1991

"American Academy of Ophthalmology Conference on Future
Directions: Summary Report"
Department of Ophthalmology Grand Rounds NNMC,
Bethesda, MD, August 1992

"Small Incision Phacoemulsification and Foldable Lens Implantation:
Suture or Not?"
12th Annual Ophthalmology Conference, Grant Eye & Ear Hospital
Columbus, Ohio, September 1992

"Lessons from Ohio Senate Bill 110"
California Association of Ophthalmology, Key M.D. Briefing,
American Academy of Ophthalmology Annual Meeting,
Dallas, Texas, November 1992

"Small‑Incision Phacoemulsification ‑ Refractive Quality Assurance,"
13th Annual Ophthalmology Conference,
Grant Medical Center, Columbus, Ohio, September 1993

Program Director
15th Annual Ophthalmological Conference,
Grant Medical Center, Columbus, Ohio, September 1995

“Clear Corneal, Small-Pupil, Phaco-IOL” and “Phaco-IOL Instrumentation & O.R. Setup”
Starr Surgical - Clear Corneal Incision Phacoemulsification and IOL Insertion Course
Hyatt on Capitol Square, Columbus, Ohio, September 1996

“Post-Operative Toxic Keratopathy”
19th Annual Ophthalmological Conference
Grant Medical Center, Columbus, Ohio, September 1999

Civic St. Pius Roman Catholic Church, Ft. Lauderdale, FL
Responsibilities Resurrection Roman Catholic Church, New Albany
Liturgical Minister, 1996 - 1999
Eucharistic Minister, 1996 - 1999
St. Paul the Apostle Roman Catholic Church, Westerville
Liturgical Lay Minister, 1978‑1995
Eucharistic Lay Minister, 1988‑1995
Cantor, 1988‑1990
National Society to Prevent Blindness, Ohio Affiliate
Chairman, Medical Advisory Committee
Executive Board Member 1980‑1986
Voting Member 1986‑Present
Rotary Club of Westerville, 1979‑Present
Perfect Attendance Award, July 2007: 28 years
Paul Harris Fellow, 1981‑Present
Board of Directors, 1982‑1985, 1986‑1988; 1994‑1997
Community Service Director, 1994‑1995
Chairman, Public Relations Committee, 1981‑1982
Chairman, Otterbein College Scholarship Committee, 1982‑1983
International Services Director, 1983‑1984
Chairman, Quarterly Program Committee, 1984‑1985
Charter President, Twelve Trees Homeowner's Association, 1980‑1981
Coach, Westerville Junior Football, 1979‑1983
Professional Patron Coordinator, Westerville North and South High
Schools, 1989-1990
President, Warrior Home Plate Club (WNHS Baseball Boosters)
1987‑1989
Military Service: Commissioned, Ensign, Medical Corps, USNR, 31 May 1961
Research Clerkship, Air Crew Equipment Laboratory, Naval Air Materiel
Center, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, July‑August 1961
Clinical Clerkship, Naval Hospital Philadelphia, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania, July‑August 1962
Senior Medical Student Program, University of Pennsylvania School
of Medicine, June 1963‑May 1964
Rotating Internship, Naval Hospital Pensacola, Pensacola, Florida,
July 1964‑June 1965
General Medical Officer, Outpatient Clinic, Naval Hospital Pensacola,
Pensacola, Florida, July‑September 1965
Student Flight Surgeon, U.S. Naval Aerospace Medical Institute,
Pensacola, Florida, October 1965‑April 1966
Naval Flight Surgeon, Carrier Air Group 9 (VF‑96),
USS ENTERPRISE CVA(N)‑65, May‑November 1966
General Medical Officer, Chief, Recruit Sick Call, Marine Corps Recruit
Depot, San Diego, California, November 1966‑May 1969
General Medical Officer and Associate in Ophthalmology,
Station Hospital, U.S. Naval Support Activity, DaNang,
Republic of South Vietnam, May 1968‑May 1969
Resident in Ophthalmology, Naval Hospital Bethesda, National
Naval Medical Center, Bethesda, Maryland, June 1969‑June 1972
Chief, Ophthalmology Service, Naval Hospital Boston, Chelsea,
Massachusetts, September 1972‑June 1974
Honorable release from active duty as Commander, Medical Corps,
U.S. Navy, June 1974
Executive Officer, NR Surgical Team 105, Navy and Marine Corps
Reserve Center, Columbus, Ohio, April 1981‑June 1982
Promoted to Captain, MC, USNR‑R, November 1981
Commanding Officer, NR Surgical Team 105 (redesignated NR
Naval Hospital Portsmouth 1305), July 1982‑September 1985
Staff Medical Officer, NAVRESREDCOM REGION FIVE, Ravenna,
Ohio, October 1985‑February 1987
Commanding Officer, Readiness Unit Two, NR Readiness Center,
Columbus, Ohio, March 1987‑September 1988
Naval Air Reserve Center, Rickenbacker ANG Base, Columbus, Ohio,
Flight Surgeon, NR Naval Hospital Patuxent River, 0281
October 1988 ‑ September 1993
Staff Ophthalmologist, NR Medical Dental Det 0295,
October 1993‑ September 1997
Staff Ophthalmologist, NR Naval Hospital, Great Lakes Det D
October 1997-December 1998
Flight Surgeon Liaison, NASJRB, Willow Grove, PA,
January 1996-1998
Retirement, 30 years, CAPT, MC (FS), USNR, December 1999

Military Decorations
& Awards: Meritorious Service Medal
Navy Commendation Medal with Combat "V"
Navy Unit Commendation Medal
Combat Action Ribbon
Meritorious Unit Commendation Medal
National Defense Medal with Bronze Star (2nd award)
Vietnam Service Medal with Silver Star (5 campaigns)
Navy and Marine Corps Overseas Service Ribbon
Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal
Armed Forces Reserve Medal
Republic of Vietnam Meritorious Unit Citation
(Gallantry Cross Medal Color with Palm)
Republic of Vietnam Meritorious Unit Citation
(Civil Actions Medal Color with Palm)
Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal
Navy Expert Rifleman Medal
Navy Expert Pistol Medal

SECDEF Cold War Recognition Certificate for service in
Defense of the United States of America, during the period
2 Sept 1946 – 26 Dec 1991

RADM M. D. Kerstein, MC, USNR, President, FY ’92 LCDR, MC Inactive Reserve Selection Board, Letter of Appreciation for service as a member of subject Board, June 1991

SECNAV Letter of Appreciation for performance as President,
FY '88, LCDR, MC, Inactive Reserve Selection Board,
September 1988

COMNAVMEDCOM Letter of Appreciation for performance as
Special Project Officer, USNS MERCY (TAH‑19), May 1986

CO, NR NHPTSMTH 1305 Letter of Appreciation for initiation
and continued support of Grant Medical Center, Naval Reserve
Training Program, 1980

CO, NAVHOSPBOSTON Letter of Commendation for
outstanding performance as Chief of Ophthalmology, 1972-1974.

Clann Mackinlay

Saturday, April 11, 2009

The Gathering 2009 in Edinburgh, preceded by the Genealogy Festival, Glasgow

U. S. Navy Memories (2)

U. S. Navy Memories (1)

CAPT Robert Todd McKinlay, MC(FS), USNR (Ret.)

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