Curriculum Vitae for A. Edward DouderaEducation:
Franklin Pierce Law Center LL.M. in Intellectual Property,
Concord, New Hampshire Technology & Commerce, 2005
Suffolk University
School of Law J.D., cum laude, 1978
Boston, MassachusettsBoston University
College of Business Administration B.S., cum laude 1972
Boston, MassachusettsEmployment:
Attorney in Private Practice 1986 - present
Camden, MaineUniversity of Maine at Orono
Hutchinson Center Adjunct Professor 2001
Belfast, Maine Business LawBlackberry Inn owner & operator 1986 - 1998
Camden, MaineNew Level Technologies, Inc. Director, Legal Applications 1985 - 1986
Lawrence, MassachusettsAmerican Society of Law & Medicine Executive Director 1977- 1985
Boston, MassachusettsTufts -New England Medical Center Ass't Administrator 1972- 1977
Boston, Massachusetts for ResearchBar Admissions:
Maine 1986
Massachusetts 1978
United States District Court, Massachusetts 1980
United States Supreme Court 1982Honors:
Participant, Leadership Maine (theta class - 2000-2001), Maine Development Foundation
Staff, Suffolk University Law Review
Who's Who in American Law (4th edition)
Men of Achievement (20th edition) (1987)
Book of the Year Award (Legal and Ethical Aspects of Health Care for the Elderly) by American Journal of Nursing (1987)
Nominee, James A. Hamilton Hospital Administrator’s Book Award (Defining Human Life: Medical, Legal and Ethical Implications) by American College of Hospital Administrators (1985)Public Service:
Midcoast Habitat for Humanity 2009 –
Executive Director Search Committee
Counsel to the PresidentBudget Committee 2008 –
Town of CamdenBlue Ribbon Committee on Economic Development 2005 - 2006
Town of CamdenFinance Committee 2002 - 2003
Northeast Health System
RockportCommittee Chair 2000 - 2004
Boy Scout Troop 200
Camden-RockportMunicipal Land Use Committee 1999 - 2001
Town of CamdenBoard of Directors 1996 - 1998
Maine School Administration District #28
Camden &RockportAffordable Housing Committee 1992 - 1994
Town of CamdenBoard of Trustees 1989 - 1992
Penobscot Bay Medical Center
Rockport, MaineAdvisory Panel 1985 - 1986
Life Sustaining Technologies and the Elderly Project
Office of Technology Assessment
United States CongressBoard of Directors 1985 - 1986
American Academy of Health Administrators
Washington, D.C.Human Research Review Committee 1981 - 1984
Joseph P. Kennedy Memorial Hospital
Boston, MassachusettsAdvisory Council 1980 - 1982
Handicapped Education Law Project
New England Medical Center
Boston, MassachusettsBoard of Editors 1979 - 1981
Health Law in Canada
Canadian Institute of Law & Medicine
Ottawa, OntarioPublications (books):
Health Care Labor Law, co-edited (AUPHA Press, Ann Arbor) (1981)
Legal and Ethical Aspects of Treatment for Critically and Terminally Ill Patients, co-edited (AUPHA
Press) Ann Arbor) (1982)Refusing Mental Health Treatment: Values in Conflict, co-edited (AUPHA Press, Ann Arbor) (1982)
Defining Human Life: Medical, Legal and Ethical Implications, co-edited (AUPHA Press,
Ann Arbor) (1983)Institutional Ethics Committees and Health Care Decision Making, co-edited (Health Administration Press, Ann Arbor) (1984)
Legal and Ethical Aspects of Health Care for the Elderly, co-edited (Health Administration Press, Ann Arbor) (1984)
Publications (articles):
American Journal of Law & Medicine
Executive Editor 1982 - 1986Law, Medicine & Health Law, formerly Medicolegal News
Managing Editor 1977 - 1986
Interim Editor-in-Chief 1984 - 1985“Admission of Hearsay Evidence at Probation and Parole Revocation Hearings," Suffolk University Law Review 9:602 (1977)
"Current Status and Utility of Emergency Medical Care Liability Law," co-author, Forum 15:377
(Winter 1980)“Legal Aspects of Health Care for Children: An International Conference," International Digest of
Health Legislation 31:222 (1980)"Legal Responsibility for Nursing Negligence," Today's Operating Room Nurse (August 1980)
“Informed Consent: How Much Should the Patient Know?,”in Rights and Responsibilities in Modern
Medicine, M. Basson, editor (A1an R. Liss, Inc., New York) (1981)"Fetal Rights? It Depends, Tria1 18:38 (April 1982)
"Section 504, Handicapped Newborns and Ethics Committees: An Alternative to the Hotline," Law,
Medicine & Health Care 11:200 (October 1983)“The Emergence of Institutional Ethics Committees," co-author, Law, Medicine & Health Care 12:13 (February 1984)
"Decision Making and Patients' Rights," American Health Care Association Journal (May 1985)
“Durable Powers of Attorney in Health Care Decision Making," Journal of Legal Medicine (Spring 1986)
"New Developments in Medical Decision Making: Durable Powers of Attorney and Ethics Committees," in Primary Care Clinics of North America, M. Victoroff, editor (W.B. Saunders, Philadelphia) (1986)