Joe C. Files, MD

Joe C. Files, MD

PROFESSOR EMERITUS

Department:
SOM-Medicine

Email:
jfiles@umc.edu

Education

University of Washington School of Medicine, Hematology1979
University of Mississippi School of Medicine, Chief Resident, Medicine1976
University of Mississippi School of Medicine, Medicine1975
University of Mississippi School of Medicine, Internship (Straight Medicine)1973
University of Mississippi School of Medicine, MD, Medicine1972
University of Mississippi, BS1969

Specialty Certification Licensure

Certification, Hematology, American Board of Internal Medicine1980 - Present
Licensure, Washington Medical License, State Board of Medical Licensure1977 - Present
Certification, Internal Medicine, American Board of Internal Medicine1976 - Present
Licensure, Mississippi Medical License, State Board of Medical Licensure1972 - 06/2011

Academic Appointments or Other Previous Appointments

University of Mississippi Medical Center, School of Medicine, Department of Medicine2012
Associate Chairman, University of Mississippi Medical Center, School of Medicine, Department of Medicine1998 - 2011
University of Mississippi Medical Center, School of Medicine, Department of Medicine1995 - 12/2011
University of Mississippi Medical Center, School of Medicine, Department of Medicine1993 - 2011
Professor, University of Mississippi Medical Center, School of Medicine, Department of Medicine1992 - 2011
University of Mississippi Medical Center, School of Medicine, Department of Cancer Institute2003 - 2009
Associate Professor, School of , Department of Medicine07/1986 - 06/1992
Assistant Professor, School of , Department of Medicine08/1979 - 06/1986

Publications

Journal Article

Reich D, Nalls M, Kao WHL Akylbekova EL, Tandon A, Patterson N, Mullikin J, Hsueh W, Cheng C, Coresh J, Boerwinkle E, Li M, Waliszewka A, Neubauer J, Li R, Leak TS, Ekunwe L, Files JC, Hardy CL, Zmuda JM, Taylor HA, Ziv E, Harris TB, Wilson JG. Reduced neutrophil count in people of African descent is due to a regulatory variant in the duffy antigen receptor for chemokines gene. PlosS Genetics. 2009; 5(1):2009
Martin JN, Briery CM, Rose CH, Owens MT, Bofill JA, Files JC. Postpartum plasma exchange as adjunctive therapy for severe acute fatty liver of pregnancy J Clinical Apheresis. 2008;23:138-1432008
Nalls MA, Wilson JG, Patterson NJ, Tandon A, Zmuda JM, Huntsman S, Garcia M, Hu D, Li R, Beamer BA, Patel KV, Akylbekova EL, Files JC, Hardy CL, Buxbaum SG, Taylor HA, Reich D, Harris TB, Ziv E. Admixture mapping of white cell count: genetic locus responsible for lower white blood cell count in the heath ABC and Jackson Heart Studies AJHG. 2008;82:81-87.2008
Bigelow C, Elkins S, Hardy C, Files J. Allotransplantation with reduced intensity conditioning that includes alemtuzmab lessens incidence of relapse and transplant-related mortality in patients with high-risk myeloid diseases. J Invest Med. 2006; 54(1): 52722006
Bigelow C, Elkins S, Herrin V, Hardy C, Files J. Reduced intensity conditioning regimens with Alemtuzumab result in low treatment-related mortality and low relapse rate in unrelated and related allotransplantation recipients. Blood. 2006; 108(11):a52532006
Bigelow C, Elkins S, Hardy C, Files J. Allotransplantation with reduced intensity conditioning that includes alemtuzumab lessens transplant-related mortality is a useful treatment for high-risk myeloid diseases. Biol Blood Marrow Trans. 2006; 12(2):462006
Bigelow CL, Elkins S, Hardy CL, Files JC. Allotransplantation with reduced intensity conditioning regimens modified to lessen transplant-related mortality is a useful treatment for high risk myeloid diseases. Blood. 2005; 106:53282005
Bigelow CL, Elkins S, Hardy CL, Files JC. Less transplant-related mortality with variable intensity conditioning than non-myeloablative conditioning in unrelated and related allogenic transplant recipients. Biol Blood Marrow Transp. 2005; 11:(2)342005
Duhe RJ, Faruque F, Walker LA, Files JC, Taggart A. The convergence of science and technology in Mississippi: advancing the frontiers of biomedicine. J MS Acad Sci. 2005; 50(1):14-282005
Bigelow C, Elkins S, Hardy C, Files J. Variable intensity conditioning is associated with less transplant-related mortality than non-myeloablative conditioning in unrelated and related allogenic transplan recipents. J Invest Med. 2005; 53(1): S2762005
Bigelow C, Elkins S. Hardy C, Files J. Less transplant related mortality with variable intensity conditioning in unrelated and related adult allogenic transplant recipients. Blood, 2004; 104:345b2004
Bigelow C, Elkins S, Hardy C, Files J. Variable intensity conditioning with durable engraftment and less graft versus host disease. J Invest Med. 2004; 52(1):S2722004
Bigelow C, Elkins S, Hardy C, Files J. Variable intesity conditioning with durable engrafment and less graft versus host disease. J Invest Med, 2004; 52(1): S2722004
Bigelow C, Elkins S, Hardy C, Files J. Outcomes of unrelated PBSC transplantation in adult Cuacasian and African American patients: one center's experience. J Invest Med. 2003; 51:S2642003
McCollum A, Bigelow CL, Elkins SL, Hardy CL, Files JC. Unusual skin Lesions in chronic myelomonocytic leukemia. South Med J. 2003; 96(7):681-6842003
Bigelow CL, Elkins S, Megason GC, Hardy CL, Files JC. Effect on platelet and neutrophil recovery of administration of filgrastim post transplant in autologous transplant recipients. Blood, 2003;102(11): 438b2003
Bigelow CL, Elkins S, Megason GC, Hardy CL, Files JC. Variable intesity conditioning with durable engraftment and less graft versus host disease in recipients of unrelated transplants. Blood, 2003; 102(11): 428b2003

Presentations

Scientific Presentations, A case report of adult T cell leukemia., Southern Society of Clinical Investigation, New Orleans, LA02/2010
Scientific Presentations, Acquired amegakaryocytic thrombocytopenia: A case series and review of the literature., Southern Society of Clinical Investigation, New Orleans, LA02/2010
Scientific Presentations, Suppression for the suppressed: Aplastic anemia without a sibling donor match., Southern Society of Clinical Investigation, New Orleans, LA02/2010
Scientific Presentations, Hodgkin's lymphoma presenting as hematuria, Southern Society for Clinical Investigation, New Orleans, LA02/2009
Scientific Presentations, Pseudothrombocytopenia and platelet dysfunction: a diagnostic dilemma, Southern Society for Clinical Investigation, New Orleans, LA02/2009
State/Local Invited Seminars/Lectures, Hypercoagulation syndrome, St. Dominic Neuroscience Cent's "NeuroScience in the Heart of the Delta", Greenwood, MS2008
State/Local Invited Seminars/Lectures, An update on the management of lymphomas, Oncology Best Practices, Ridgeland, MS03/2007
Poster Presentation, Alemtuzumab dosing by recipient body weight is important for reduced intensity conditioning in allogeneic transplantation, Southern Society for Clinical Investigation, New Orleans, LA02/2007
Poster Presentation, Reduced intensity conditioning using alemtuzumab in allogeneic hematopoietic transplantation, Southern Society of Clinical Investigation, New Orleans, LA02/2007
Poster Presentation, Thromboembolism in multiple myeloma patinets receiving thalidomide combination chemotherapy, Southern Society for Clinical Investigation, New Orleans, LA02/2007
Poster Presentation, Unusual presentation of diffuse large B-cell lymphoma, Southern Society for Clinical Investigation, New Orleans, LA02/2007
State/Local Invited Seminars/Lectures, Advances in Anticoagulation for the management of venous thromboembolic disease and heparin-induced thrombocytopenia., Oxford, MS10/2006
State/Local Invited Seminars/Lectures, Stem Cell Transplant, Meridian, MS06/2006
State/Local Invited Seminars/Lectures, Advances in anticoagulation for the management of venous thromboembolic disease and heparin-induced thrombocytopenia., Jackson, MS05/2006
State/Local Invited Seminars/Lectures, Recent Clinical trials with antithrombotic drugs., Central Mississippi Medical Center, Jackson, MS04/2006
State/Local Invited Seminars/Lectures, Advances in anticoagulation for the management of venous thromboembolic disease and heparin- induced thrombocytopenia., Canebreak Country Club, Hattiesburg, MS03/2006
Regional Invited Seminars/Lectures, Allotransplantation with reduced intensity conditioning that includes alemtuzumab lessens incidence of relapse and transplant-related mortality in patients with high-risk myeloid diseases., Southern Society for Clinical Investigation, Atlanta, GA03/2006
National and International Invited Seminars/Lectures, Allotransplantation with reduced intensity conditioning that includes alemtuzumab lessens transplant-related mortality and incidence of relapse in patients with high-risk myeloid disease., Tandem Bone Marrow transplant Meettings, Honolulu, Hawaii02/2006
National and International Invited Seminars/Lectures, Less transplant-related mortality with variable intensity conditioning than non-myeloablative conditioning in unrelated and related adult allogenic transplant recipients., Tandem Bone Marrow Transplant Meetings, Keystone, MO02/2006
State/Local Invited Seminars/Lectures, Hypercoagulation Syndrome., St. Dominic Neuroscience Center's "NeuroScience in the Heart of the Delta", Greenwood, MS01/2006
State/Local Invited Seminars/Lectures, Bone Marrow Transplantation with Refractory Crohn's Disease., Jackson Gut Club, jackson, MS10/2005
State/Local Invited Seminars/Lectures, Advances in Anticoagulation for the Management of Venous Thromboembolic Disease and Heparin-induced Thrombocytopenia (HIT): Diagnosis and Treatment Options., GlaxoSmithKline Sponsored Non-Independent Speaker Program, Jackson, MS06/2005
State/Local Invited Seminars/Lectures, Variable Intensity Conditioning is Associated with Less Transplant Related Mortality than Non-myeloablative Conditioning in Unrelated and Related Allogenic Transplant Recipients., UMC Department of Medicine Research Day, Jackson, MS05/2005
Regional Invited Seminars/Lectures, Variable Intensity Conditioning is Associated with Less Transplant Related Mortality than Non-myeloablative Conditioning in Unrelated and Related Allogenic Transplant Recipients., Southern Society for Clinical Invstigation, New Orleans, LA02/2005
National and International Invited Seminars/Lectures, Less Transplant-Related Mortality with Variable Intensity Conditioning than Non-myeloablative Conditioning in Unrelated and Related Adult Allogenic Transplant Recipients., Tandem Bone Marrow Transplant Meetings, Keyston, CO02/2005
National and International Invited Seminars/Lectures, Variable Intensity Conditioning is Associated with Less Transplant Related Mortality than Non-myeloablative Conditioning in Unrelated and Related Allogenic Transplant Recipients., NMDP Annual Council Meeting, Minneapolis, MN10/2004
State/Local Invited Seminars/Lectures, Anemia, Family Practice Update, Jackson, MS04/2003
State/Local Invited Seminars/Lectures, New Options in Bone Marrow Transplantation., MSCLS/LACLS Annual Meeting, Jackson, MS04/2002
State/Local Invited Seminars/Lectures, Symposium on the Scientific, Ethical, Legal, and Societal Implications of Stem Cell Research; Panel Discussant., University of Mississippi, Oxford, MS02/2002
National and International Invited Seminars/Lectures, Increased Incidence of Gastrointestinal Tract GVHD in Non-Myeloablated Recipients of Unrelated Donor Hematopoietic Cells., 2001 National Marrow Donor Program Council Meeting, Minneapolis, MN11/2001
State/Local Invited Seminars/Lectures, Heparin Induced Thrombocytopenia (HIT) Diagnosis and New Treatments., GlaxoSmithKline lecture, Jackson, MS10/2001
State/Local Invited Seminars/Lectures, Hypercoagulable States., St. Dominic Neuroscience Update, Biloxi, MS07/2001
State/Local Invited Seminars/Lectures, Anti-Coagulant and Anti-Platelet Therapies., Family Practice Update 2001, Jackson, MS04/2001

Honors, Awards, and Recognition

Mastership, American College of Physicians2011
America's Top Doctors, Castle Connolly2010
Guide to America's Top Physicians2009
Diagnosis and Treatment of Cancer Award, MS Partnership for Comprehensive Cancer Control2009
Jaems L. Achord Physician Award, Department of Medicine2008
America's Top Doctors for Cancer, Castle Connolly2008
Laureate Award, MS Chapter American College of Physicians2008
Who's Who Among Executives and Professionals2008
International Health Professional of the Year Award2007
Who's Who among Professionals in Research, Medicine and Healthcare, Cambridge2006
Best Doctors in America2005
Who's Who in Medical Sciences Education2005
Who's Who in the World2005
Machester Who's Who Among Executives and Professionals in Healthcare2004
Guide to America's Top Physicians2003
The National Register's Who's Who2001
Marquis Who's who1999
The Best Doctors in America: Southeast Region1996

Professional Membership and Service

Public Health Experts Exchange Subcommittee, Member2012 - Present
American College of Physicians, Council member, Advisory Council2009 - Present
American College of Physicians, Committee member, Finance Committee2009
American College of Physicians, Committee member, Advisory Committee2009
American College of Physicians, Committee Chair, Nomination Committee2007 - 2008
American College of Physicians, Committee member, Health and Public Policy Committee2002 - 2005
American College of Physicians, Governor, Board of Governors2001 - 2005
Southern Society for Clinical Investigation, Member1999 - 2011
American Society for Blood and Marrow Transplantation, Member1994 - 2011
MS Carrier Advisory Committee, Member1992 - 2011
Southwest Oncology Group, Committee Member, Myeloma committee1983 - 2011
Southwest Oncology Group, Committee Member, Lymphoma Committee1983 - 2011
American Society of Hematology, Member1982 - Present
Mississippi State Medical Association, Member1982 - Present
American College of Physicians, Member1981 - Present
American College of Physicians, Fellow1981 - 1985
Southwest Oncology Group, Member1979 - 2011

Committee Service

Critical Care- Transfusion Steering Group, Member2010 - 2011
Medical Center- Human Embryonic Stem Cell Oversight Committee, Chair2010 - 2011
Medical Center - Centers and Institutes, Member2006 - 2009
Public Health Tracking and Liaison Committee, Member2006 - 2006
Medical Center - Faculty and Staff Recognition, Member2005 - 2011
Biochemistry Committee, Member2004 - 2004
Pediatric Hematology Committee, Member2004 - 2004
Development Director Committee, Member2003 - 2007
Medical Center - Cancer Institute Steering, Chair2002 - 2011
School of Medicine- Promotions and Tenure Committee, Member2002 - 2011
Radiation Oncology Search Advisory Committee, Member2002 - 2008
Medical Center - Academic Council, Chair2002 - 2002
VA Medical Center Search Advisory Committee2001 - 2001
Medical Center - Academic Freedom And, Chair2000 - 2011
UMC Cancer Center Development Task Force Committee, Vice Chair2000 - 2003
School Of Medicine - Promotions (Clinical), Chair1995 - 2011
Graduate Medical Education Curriculum Committee, Member1994 - 2007
Clinical Cancer Committee, Member1990 - 2004
American Board of Internal Medicine Committee, Member1982 - 2011

Other Service

Department of Medicine Contribution Committee, Chairman2010 - 2011
Department of Medicine Continuing Medical Education Conference Committee, Member2009 - 2011
Department of Medicine Awards Committee, Chairman2006 - 2011
Department of Medicine Benchmarking Committee, Chairman2006 - 2008
Department of Medicine Executive Council, Chairman2004 - 2004
Department of Medicine Alumni Committee2003 - 2011
Faculty Development Committee2001 - 2011
Department of Medicine Compliance Oversight Committee, Chairman2001 - 2002
Department of Medicine Education Council, Member1998 - 2011
Department Medicine Education Council, Chairman1998 - 2004
Medicine House Officer Selection Committee, Member1994 - 2011
Department of Medicine Compliance Oversight Committee, Member1994 - 2002

Teaching Experience

621, Medicine, Course, Lecturer, Introduction to Clinical MedicineFall 2010

Fellows supervised

Hematology/Oncology Fellowship, Training Faculty, 8 fellows supervised01/1979 - Present

Residency Training

Internal Medicine Residency, Attending Physician1979 - 2011