• Provide compassionate patient care in a busy 60-bed Emergency Department and Trauma Center serving Montgomery County and nearby Philadelphia communities• Named a Top Doctor by Main Line Today for eighth time in 2022 (fifth year in a row)

• Managed physician assistants in all aspects of hiring, scheduling, and evaluation• Maintained high standards of care in review of all patients returning within 72 hours• Advanced departmental goals and provided emergency medicine perspective at hospital committee meetings as well as general meetings with administrators and nursing leaders• Scheduled physician shifts and managed any urgent needs including staff illnesses• Developed a new ER Fellowship curriculum for physician assistants and initiated inaugural class of physician assistant fellows in the program

• Founded and led the winning team in the $10M Tricorder XPRIZE besting 312 teams from around the world in a 5 year head to head medical device competition• Development resulted in 6 patents: - B. M. Harris, G. C. Harris, and E. L. Hepler, inventors; Basil Leaf Technologies, assignee. Non–Invasive Blood Glucose Sensor. United States Patent 11,304,634. Filed November 3, 2017. Issued April 19, 2022. - B. M. Harris, G. C. Harris, C. F. Harris, E. L. Hepler, P. J. Charron, J. D. Harris, A. D. Singer, inventors; Basil Leaf Technologies, assignee. Automated Camera–Based Optical Assessment System and Method. United States Patent 11,506,656. Filed November 14, 2017. Issued November 22, 2022. - B. M. Harris, G. C. Harris, and E. L. Hepler, inventors; Basil Leaf Technologies, assignee. Non–Invasive Hemoglobin and White Blood Cell Sensors. United States Patent Pending. Publication No. US–2019–0343432–A1. Filed May 30, 2019. - B. M. Harris, G. C. Harris, E. L. Hepler, and C. F. Harris, inventors; Basil Leaf Technologies, assignee. Non–Invasive Blood Pressure Sensor. United States Patent Pending. Publication No. US–2019–0269338–A1. Filed November 3, 2017. - B. M. Harris, G. C. Harris, P. J. Charron, J. D. Harris, A. D. Singer, C. F. Harris, and E. L. Hepler, inventors; Basil Leaf Technologies, assignee. Computer–Implemented Methods, Systems, and Computer–Readable Media for Diagnosing a Condition. United States Patent Pending. Filed November 28, 2017. - B. M. Harris, C. F. Harris, G. C. Harris, and E. L. Hepler, inventors; Basil Leaf Technologies, assignee. Non–Invasive System and Method for Breath Sound Analysis. United States Patent Pending. Filed November 2017.

• Participate in various research projects including acting as local primary investigator of multi-center clinical study of the reversal of the anticoagulant effects of dabigatran• Several additional independent research projects - B. M. Harris, J. D. Harris, A. D. Singer, G. C. Harris, P. J. Charron, C. F. Harris, E. L. Hepler. “Validation of an Artificially Intelligent Medical Diagnostic Engine.” Society for Academic Emergency Medicine. 2015. (refereed abstract)

• Scheduled resident physician shifts and handled any urgent needs regarding staffing • Delivered presentations and led group discussions at resident conferences including lectures at joint specialty conferences between Emergency Medicine and Obstetrics/Gynecology, Pediatrics, Internal Medicine, and Surgery• In addition to continued clinical training in emergency medicine, activities included research resulting in 1 journal article: - B. M. Harris and B. L. Lopez. “Critical Decisions in Emergency Medicine. Lesson 23: Common Poisonous Plants.” Critical Decisions in Emergency Medicine. American College of Emergency Physicians. Vol 19. No 12. Pages 2–9. August 2005. (refereed article)

• Assistant editor of 864–page textbook, with over 100 contributing authors, entitled “Principles and Practice of Spine Surgery” (Mosby, 2003); Additionally responsible for writing 3 textbook chapters: - A. R. Vaccaro, B. M. Harris, and L. Madigan. “Chapter13: Spinal Infections, Pyogenic Osteomyelitis, and Epidural Abscess.” Principles and Practice of Spine Surgery. A. Vaccaro, R. Betz, and S. Zeidman, editors. Pages 165–174. Mosby, Philadelphia. 2003. - A. R. Vaccaro, B. M. Harris, and K. Singh. “Chapter 32: Pharmacology and Timing of Surgical Intervention for Spinal Cord Injury.” Principles and Practice of Spine Surgery. A. Vaccaro, R. Betz, and S. Zeidman, editors. Pages 407–414. Mosby, Philadelphia. 2003. - A. R. Vaccaro, B. M. Harris, and R. Watkins. “Chapter 35: Cervical Spine Injury in the Athlete, Return to Play Criteria.” Principles and Practice of Spine Surgery. A. Vaccaro, R. Betz, and S. Zeidman, editors. Pages 463–467. Mosby, Philadelphia. 2003.• Scholarship awarded in 1999 to participate in the Student Translational Cancer Research Program. Funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH); Co-Investigator on funded research project incorporating both in-vivo and in-vitro biomechanical studies on the human spine; Resulting in 3 refereed journal articles: - B. M. Harris, A. S. Hilibrand, P. E. Savas, A. Pellegrino, A. R. Vaccaro, S. Siegler, and T. J. Albert. “Transforaminal Lumbar Interbody Fusion: The Effect of Various Instrumentation Techniques on the Flexibility of the Lumbar Spine,” Spine. 2003. - B. M. Harris, A. S. Hilibrand, Y. H. Nien, R. Nachwalter, A. R. Vaccaro, T. J. Albert, and S. Siegler. “A Comparison of Three Systems for Unicortical Fixation in the Lateral Mass of the Cervical Spine.” Spine. November 2001. - A. R. Vaccaro and B. M. Harris. “Presentation and Treatment of Pyogenic Vertebral Osteomyelitis,” Seminars in Spine Surgery. December 2000.