Stacy E. Seikel, MD PA

02/02 – Present

• Addiction Receiving Facility (Inpatient Detoxification)
• Outpatient Detoxification
• Methadone Clinic/Suboxone Treatment
• Men’s Residential Program
• Women’s Residential Program
• Outpatient Services
• DJJ residential programs in Osceola and Brevard Counties
• Adolescent Residential Program
• Oversight of Orange County Jail’s Methadone Program

• Providing:
  • Comprehensive evaluations- PRN, IPN, FAA
  • Pain/Substance Use Assessments
  • Medication Assisted Recovery
  • Anti-craving medication
  • Outpatient Detox

05/08 – 02/10

• Comprehensive treatment for patients with chronic pain syndromes and addictive disorders

• The Refuge residential substance abuse treatment program

• Initiated volunteer Pain Management Clinics for homeless and uninsured.
• Provided general medical care at the Health Care Center for the Homeless medical clinic.
• Actively participated with the H.O.P.E. team, delivering medical care, as well as mental health and addiction counseling to the homeless living in the woods and on the streets.

• Diverse anesthesia practice included general and obstetrical cases.
• Chief of Anesthesia at Lucerne Hospital.

• Practiced in general, obstetrical, pediatric, neuro, and pediatric anesthesia.

• University of Florida College of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry and Addiction Medicine, Clinical Assistant Professor. Clinical over site of Addiction Medicine Fellow (2 year fellowship)
• Florida Hospital College of Health Sciences, Clinical Preceptor for Family Practice Residents
• Florida State University, College of Medicine, Orlando, FL, Clinical Assistant Professor, Preceptor for Third Year Medical Studies

• “Alcohol Use Disorders”, Chapter 49, Textbook of Family Medicine, 8th Edition, 2011, Rakel, RE and Rakel, DP, Ed, pp 1091-1104; El Sevier, Philadelphia, PA

• August, 2001- The International Association of Eating Disorder Professionals Annual Conference in San Diego, CA, “The Medical Consequences of Eating Disorders” and “Herbal Remedies and Their Interactions with Psychotropic Medications”
• April, 2003- Orange County Coalition for a Drug Free Community, Referral and Resource Conference, “Detoxification Principles”
• March, 2003- Florida Association for the Treatment of Opioid Dependency, Opioid Dependence and Pain Management Treatment Conference, “Opioid Dependency Treatment: What it is and How it is Done”
• April, 2003- Orange County Coalition for a Drug Free Community, The Drug Free Workplace Conference, “Marijuana, It’s Not What It Use to Be”
• October, 2004- American Association for the Treatment of Opiate Dependency (AATOD), “Methadone in a Correctional Setting, One Community’s Solution” and “Buprenorphine Experience at the Center For Drug-Free Living”
• August, 2004- Florida School of Addiction Studies, “Detox Principles and Protocols” and “Opiate Replacement Therapy”
• August, 2005– Florida School of Addiction Studies “Buprenorphine”, “Alcoholism” and “Pregnancy and Addiction”
• August, 2005– Florida Alcohol and Drug Abuse Association, “Medication Assisted Treatment”
• March, 2006- Florida Society of Addiction Medicine Annual Conference, “HIV Update”
• May, 2006- American Society of Addiction Medicine, 37th Annual Medical Scientific Conference, “Addiction Treatment in Correctional Setting”
• May, 2007- American Society of Addiction Medicine 38th Annual Medical Scientific Conference, “Medication Assisted Treatment for Opiate Addiction in Correctional Settings”
• June, 2007 – Florida Medical Professional Group (FMPG), “Alcoholism”
• June, 2007- Orange County Coalition For A Drug Free Community, Annual Conference, “Medication Assisted Recovery”
• August, 2008- Florida Alcohol and Drug Abuse Association, “Opioid Dependence: A Chronic Relapsing, Brain Disease”
• August, 2008- Florida Alcohol and Drug Abuse Association, “Food Addiction, Eating Disorders and “Normal” Overeating: What’s the Difference?”
• June, 2009 – Orange County Coalition For A Drug Free Community, “Pain and Addiction”
• June, 2009 – Florida Medical Professional Group (FMPG), “Prescription Drug Abuse Update”
• December, 2010- Volusia Flagler Pharmacy Association, “Responsible Opioid Dependence Treatment”
• March, 2011- Winnie Palmer Hospital: Grand Rounds, “Pregnancy & Addiction”
• July, 2011- Brevard Pharmacy Association, “Pharmacotherapeutics of Suboxone Film”
• October, 2011- Winnie Palmer Hospital: Grand Rounds, “Addiction & Pain Management in Pregnancy”
• November, 2011- Emergency Department- Orlando Regional Healthcare System, “Responsible Opioid Prescribing in the ED”
• November, 2011- Emergency Department- Florida Hospital North, “Screening, Brief Intervention, Referral & Treatment for Opiate seekers in the ED”

• Board Certified in Addiction Medicine by the American Board of Addiction Medicine, #080978
• Diplomat, American Board of Anesthesiology Registration #21703
• National Board of Medical Examiners, Registration #316576
• Medical Review Officer Certification Council, Medical Review Officer, License #03-05755

• State of Florida, Department of Professional Regulation, Board of Medicine, License #0056583
• State of North Carolina, Department of Professional Regulation, Board of Medicine, License #161526
• Medical Review Officer Certification Council, Medical Review Officer License #03-05755

• American Medical Association – 1981 to present
• American Society of Anesthesiologists – 1989 to 2000
• Florida Medical Association – 1989 to present
• Florida Society of Anesthesiologists – 1989 to 2000
• Orange County Medical Society – 1989 to present; 2007 to 2010, Board of Directors
• American Society of Addiction Medicine – 2000 to present
• American Academy of Pain Medicine – 2001 to 2006
• Florida Society of Addiction Medicine – 2000 to present; 2005 to present, Board of Directors

• Health Care Center for the Homeless, Board of Directores, 2001-2005
• Primary Care Access Network, Board of Directors, 2001-present
• Florida Medical Professionals Group (FMPG), Board of Directors, 2009-present, currently serves as President

• Reckitt Benckiser, Suboxone/Subutex
• Forrest Pharmaceuticals, Campral
• Alkermes, Vivitrol

• Professional of the Year – 2005, Florida Association of Drug and Alcohol Abuse (FADAA)
• Butcher Award – August, 2008, Florida Medical Professional Group
• Nyswander Dole Award – September, 2011, American Association for the Treatment of Opioid Dependence