Professional Bio
Dr. McInerny has had significant involvement at the national level holding leadership positions with the American Academy of Pediatrics which have included District II - Member, Executive Committee; Treasurer; Chapter 1, District II - Member of the Executive Committee and served as Vice President and President. He was Chairman of the Committee on Child Health Financing, Chairman of the ACQIP-EQIPP Strategic Planning Committee; a member of the Pediatrician Reimbursement Advisory Team, a member of the Private Sector Advocacy Advisory Committee and was also a member of the Access to Care Subcommittee. He has been a member of the ADHD Project Advisory Committee, a member of the Immunization Advisory Team, and a member of the Mental Health Task Force. He was previously the AAP representative to the Ambulatory Care Quality Association and the AAP representative to the National Committee on Quality Assurance (NCQA).
At the present time, Dr. McInerny is the AAP representative to the American Board of Pediatrics Task Force on Maintenance of Certification in Pediatrics, AAP representative to the AMA Physician Consortium for Quality Improvement and is also a member of the Steering Committee on Quality Improvement and Management.
Dr. McInerny has been elected as the next president of the American Academy of Pediatrics. He will take office as president-elect at the 2011 AAP National Conference & Exhibition, will serve as the AAP President from October 2012 to October 2013, and will be the Immediate Past-President from October 2013 to October 2014.
Dr. McInerny is also a member of the National Quality Forum (NQF) Child Health Quality Measures Steering Committee and is presently Co-Chair.
In addition, Dr. McInerny has served as Chairman of the Pediatric Advisory Group for the New York State Department of Health.
Dr. McInerny is Editor-in-Chief of the fifth edition of Dr. Robert Hoekelman's textbook, "Primary Pediatric Care."
Research Bio
Dr. McInerny is Associate Chair for Clinical Affairs and Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Rochester Medical Center/Golisano Children's Hospital at Strong where he works closely with the primary care pediatricians in the Rochester region. He has had over 35 years experience as a primary care pediatrician, was Chief Medical Officer for the Rochester Community Individual Practice Association (RCIPA) for three years and is a Certified Physician Executive and Fellow of the American College of Physician Executives. Dr. McInerny is the immediate past chair of the Committee on Child Health Financing (COCHF) and is also a member of the following Academy committees: Task Force on Immunization, the Mental Health Task Force, and Steering Committee on Quality Improvement and Management. He also served as President of Chapter I, District II (Upstate NY) and Treasurer of District II. He has also been Chair of the ACF and PROS Steering Committees and served on PPAC and the Access to Care Subcommittee.
These experiences have helped Dr. McInerny collaborate with a number of research projects, all focusing on improving quality of care and primary care to children. He is a collaborator on a number of immunization research projects, studies of health care financing, and is an institutional leader in the practice-based research network projects.
| American Academy of Pediatrics Education Award |
2009 |
| Morning Report MVP Award | Golisano Children's Hospital at Strong |
2006 |
| Ruth A. Lawrence Academic Faculty Service Award | Golisano Children's Hospital at Strong | University of Rochester Medical Center |
2005 |
| Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center/Cincinnati Pediatric, Historical Society's Hall of Honor |
2004 |
| Rochester Academy of Medicine Merit Award |
1999 |
| McCurdy-Stormont President's Award | Rochester Academy of Medicine |
1995 |
| Award of Chapter Excellence | American Academy of Pediatrics, Chapter 1 District II |
1993 |
| McCurdy-Stormont President's Award | Rochester Academy of Medicine |
1984 |