M. Jeffery Mador care responsibilities are centered at the Veterans Administration Western New York Healthcare System (VA) where he care for hospitalized patients with pulmonary problems as well as maintain two active outpatient clinics in the VA system: the pulmonary clinic and the sleep medicine clinic. He also supervise the continuity clinics at the VA. He run multicenter trials in patients with COPD, and he presently involved in two NIH-sponsored studies: one examining the effects of long-term oxygen therapy in patients with mild hypoxemia and one examining whether administration of a statin can reduce the exacerbation rate in optimally-treated patients with COPD. Education and Training: Residency, University of Toronto (1984); MD, Medicine, University of Toronto (1981. Director, Pulmonary Critical Care; Fellowship, Pulmonary & Critical Care, University at Buffalo (2004-present); Associate Professor, Medicine, University at Buffalo (1994-present); Staff Physician, VAMC (1987-present); Director, Medical Intensive Care Unit, VAMC; Director, Sleep Laboratory, VAMC (1997–2011). He examine sleep apnea treatment options and their success rate in special patient populations, such as patients with psychiatric disease or those on chronic opioid therapy. Professional Memberships: Member, College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario; Member/American Thoracic Society; Fellow - American College of Chest Physicians.

Pulmonary & Critical Care Medicine; Sleep Medicine