Division Faculty


Faculty Profile:

Charlie Phillips, MD

Assistant Professor of Medicine
Division of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine, OHSU
Email: phillipc@ohsu.edu


Degrees:
  • BS – George Washington University, 1986
  • MD – George Washington University, 1990


Residency:

  • Internal Medicine - Oregon Health & Science University, 1990-1993


Fellowship:

  • Critical Care Medicine - Portland VA Medical Center, 1993-1994
  • Critical Care Medicine - Oregon Health & Science University, 2002-2003


Research Interest:

  • Cardiovascular physiology
  • Hemodynamic monitoring in sepsis and hemorrhagic shock
  • Closed loop control in shock,
  • Acute lung injury/ARDS,
  • Pulmonary neutrophil sequestration


Clinical Interest:

  • Critical Care Medicine


Representative Publications:

  • Phillips CR , Giraud GD , Holden WE Exhaled nitric oxide during exercise: site of release and modulation by ventilation and blood flow USA. J Appl Physiol 1996 Jun;80(6):1865-71

  • Loveless MO , Phillips CR , Giraud GD Decreased exhaled nitric oxide in subjects with HIV infection. Holden. Thorax 1997 Feb;52(2):185-6

  • B. Goldstein, J. McNames, M. Ellenby, L. Ibsen, S. Jacques, M. Aboy, T. Thong, C. Phillips, G. Levitte, “ICU monitoring of physiologic signals: Engineering aspects, clinical interpretation, and future directions,” In: T.P. Shanley (ed.), Current Concepts in Pediatric Critical Care 2004, Society of Critical Care Medicine, Des Planes, IL, pp. 201-229, 2004.

  • M. Aboy, J. McNames, T. Thong, C. R. Phillips, M. S. Ellenby, B. Goldstein, “A novel algorithm to estimate the pulse pressure variation index,” IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering, in press.

  • M. Aboy, J. McNames, T. Thong, C. R. Phillips, M. Ellenby, B. Goldstein, “Pulse pressure variation estimation based on rank-order filters,” Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology - Proceedings, Cancun, Mexico, pp. 2435-2438, 17-21 September 2003.

  • Goldstein B, McNames J, Ellenby M, Ibsen L, Jacques S, Aboy M, ThongT, Phillips C, Levitte G. ICU Monitoring of Physiologic Signals – Engineering Aspects, Clinical Interpretation, and Future Directions. In: Current Concepts in Pediatric Critical Care Course. Shanley TP (Ed). Soc Crit Care Med, Des Planes, IL. 2004:201-229.
  • Phillips C, Thorburg P, Peter J. Papadakos, MD GI Bleeding in ICU, In: Critical Care Requisites in Anesthesiology Series, 2004 Elsevier.


Biosketch:

In 2004, Dr. Phillips founded the Center for Intensive Care Research (CICR) at OHSU. The purpose of the CICR is to develop an infrastructure and assemble expertise to facilitate critical care clinical research at OHSU. In addition, Dr. Phillips helped facilitate OHSU’s inclusion into the ARDSNet group as a satellite center to UCSF. He has initiated several large clinical studies at OHSU examining the pathophysiology of ARDS, and SIRS/Sepsis.

Dr. Phillips has also helped to form an ongoing collaborative group of investigators to include bioengineers, system scientists, pediatric and adult intensivists to develop a sophisticated closed loop controller of perfusion in septic patients.

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