Fred D. Archer, III MD
Fred D. Archer, III
MD
Clinical Assistant Professor
Jacobs School of Medicine & Biomedical Sciences
Specialty/Research Focus
General Pediatrics; Pediatrics
Contact Information
Patient Care
Patient Care
This faculty member is affiliated with UBMD, practicing physicians who are also professors in the Jacobs School.
View this physician on UBMDProfessional Summary:
An Amherst, NY native, Dr. Archer graduated from Sweet Home High School in 1990, proceeding from there to receive his BS in Biology from Cornell University in 1994. After finishing a Masters in Natural Science from SUNY at Buffalo in 1997, he attended the Howard University College of Medicine and graduated with his MD in 2001. He returned to Buffalo, completing his Pediatric Residency in 2004 and has been a Primary Care Pediatrician and Clinical Assistant Professor of Pediatrics with the Jacobs School of Medicine since then. Dr. Archer recently served as the Physician Lead for the Niagara Street Pediatric Clinic and is currently the Interim Division Chief for the Division of General Pediatrics.
In addition to his clinical and teaching duties, Dr. Archer has been active in the Buffalo community, promoting education and excellence amongst both patients and students. He has served on the Education Committee for the Nativity Miguel School. He has been a Board Member and a Mentor for the SENSES foundation, a not-for-profit group that provides social and educational enrichment for at risk students in the Buffalo City Schools. In 2016 he was inducted into the Richard Sarkin Chapter of the Gold Humanism Honor Society, which promotes and encourages the treatment of the whole patient. In 2018 he received the Clinical and Translational Science Award Scholarship Award and hopes to use that opportunity to expand the social services available to patients in need. Since 2020 he has served as a Board Member of the Buffalo Prenatal-Perinatal Network, a non-profit organization dedicated to comprehensively improving the prenatal and perinatal health for Women and Families in Western New York and is the current President for the Buffalo Affiliate of the National Medical Association.
Education and Training:
- Behavioral Medicine, University at Buffalo (2007)
- Fellowship, Research Fellowship, SUNY at Buffalo (2007)
- Residency, Pediatrics, University at Buffalo (2004)
- Internship, Pediatrics, University at Buffalo (2002)
- MD, Medicine, Howard University College of Medicine (2001)
- MS, University at Buffalo (1997)
- BS, Cornell University (1994)
- MS, Epidemiology, University at Buffalo
Employment:
- Interim Division Chief of General Pediatrics, Pediatrics, Jacobs School of Medicine, SUNY at Buffalo/Oishei Children's Hospital (2022-present)
- Attending Physician, General Pediatrics, Oishei Children's Hospital (2004-present)
- Clinical Assistant Professor, Pediatrics, University at Buffalo Jacobs School of Medicine & Biomedical Sciences (2004-present)
- Physician Lead, General Pediatrics, Hodge Pediatrics/Niagara Street Pediatrics (2016–2022)
- Physician Lead Hodge Pediatrics/Niagara Street Pediatrics, Oishei Children's Hospital (2016–2022)
- Interim Medical Director, Hodge Pediatrics, Oishei Children's Hospital (2016)
- Graduate Research Assistant, University at Buffalo Industry University of Cooperative Research Center for Biosurfaces (1994–1997)
- Graduate Reseach Assistant, Roswell Park Cancer Institute Research Protocol Office (1996)
- Graduate Research Assistant, Molecular Immunology, Roswell Park Cancer Institute Roswell Park Graduate Division (1994)
Awards and Honors:
- Buffalo Spree Magazine: Top Doctors of Western New York (2022)
- 2021 Men of Integrity (2021)
- Buffalo Spree Magazine: Top Doctors in Western New York (2021)
- University at Buffalo: Clinical and Translational Science Award Scholarship (2018)
- Gold Humanism Honor Society (2016)
- Kaleida Health: Distinguished Doctor Award (2003)
- Howard University College of Medicine: The Healthcare Foundation of New Jersey Humanism in Medicine Award (2001)
- Howard University College of Medicine: Outstanding Class Service Award (2001)
- Howard University College of Medicine: Lloyd H. Newman Service Award (2000)
- Howard University College of Medicine: Lloyd H. Newman Service Award (1999)
- Howard University College of Medicine: Outstanding Class Service Award (1998)
- Cornell University: Dean‘s List (1993)
Grants and Sponsored Research:
- July 2014
Start Today Program
Towne Garden Pediatrics and D'Youville College
Role: Co-Investigator
Journal Articles:
- Roemmich JN, Lobarinas CL, Joseph PN, Lambiase MJ, Archer FD, Dorn J. (2009) Cardiovascular reactivity to psychological stress and carotid intima-media thickness in children. Psychophysiology (Mar), 46(2): 293-299.
Professional Memberships:
- Buffalo Affiliate of the National Medical Association (2016–present)
- American Academy of Pediatrics (2004–present)
- American Academy of Pediatrics: Resident (2001–2004)
- Buffalo Pediatric Society
Presentations:
- "Racism and Child Health" Department of Pediatrics Grand Rounds; Oishei Children's Hospital (2023)
- "Unconscious Bias" Resident Lecture series; Oishei Children's Hospital (2023)
- "Vaccine Hesitancy" Department of Pediatrics Grand Rounds; Oishei Children's Hospital (2023)
- "WUFO Senior Moment Radio: Covid Vaccination and Children" Great Lakes Health System of WNY and Kaleida Health broadcast on WUFO 96.5 FM/1080 AM (2021)
- "Conflict in the Workplace" Pediatric Grand Rounds; University at Buffalo (2017)
- "How to Keep Your Kids Healthy" Media Interview; WECK Radio; Parent Talk (2015)
- "Parental Perceptions to the Use of Electronic Health Records in Resident General Pediatric Clinics" Annual Meeting; Pediatric Academic Societies (2014)
- "Younger Parental Age May be a Stronger Predictor for Caregiver Internet Access for Medical Information than Income or Race" Annual Meeting; Pediatric Academic Societies (2014)
- "Knowledge, Beliefs and Practices Regarding Milk, Juice and Caffeine Intake in Children and Adolescents" Annual Meeting; Pediatric Academic Societies (2013)
- "Pediatric Board Reviews" Pediatric Resident Conference; Women and Children's Hospital of Buffalo (2011)
- "Electronic Health Record Implementation at the West Side Health Center" Pediatric Grand Rounds; University at Buffalo (2010)
- "Pediatric Board Reviews" Pediatric Resident Conference; Women and Children's Hospital of Buffalo (2010)
- "Morbidity and Mortality Conference" Pediatric Resident Conference; Women and Children's Hospital of Buffalo (2009)
- "Electronic Health Record - Ambulatory Update" Pediatric Grand Rounds; University at Buffalo (2008)
- "Update on the UBMD and Kaleida Electronic Health Records" Pediatric Grand Rounds; University at Buffalo (2008)
- "The Skinny on Obesity: A Low-Carb, Low-Fat, Easily Digestible 30 Minutes" Pediatric Grand Rounds; University at Buffalo (2007)
- "Pediatric Mental Health" Community Health Fair; Lincoln Memorial and Metropolitan United Methodist Churches (2007)
Service Activities:
- General Pediatrics Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee; Co-Leader (2022–present)
- Provide leadership for the Buffalo Affiliate of the National Medical Association-a professional society for African-American and minority physicians and affiliated health care providers. Group provides continuing medical educational experiences to members, support to medical students of the Student National Medical Association and minority Residents/Fellows at the Jacobs School of Medicine and promote health support and information to the minority communities of Buffalo, NY; President-Buffalo Affiliate of the National Medical Association (2021–present)
- Serves as member of the PRC/PPEC, which evaluates and addresses issues of Professional Practice for Providers in the Kaleida Health System and develops appropriate plans of correction; Kaleida Health: Peer Review Committee/Professional Practice Evaluation Committee (2020–present)
- Serves as member of the PRC/PPEC, which evaluates and addresses issues of Professional Practice for Providers in the Kaleida Health System and develops appropriate plans of correction; Kaleida Health: Peer Review Committee/Professional Practice Evaluation Committee (2020–present)
- Buffalo Perinatal/Prenatal Network-BPPN provides services to expectant mothers and families in need due to financial or social support needs. Serves a wide variety of minority and disadvantaged populations.; Board Member (2020–present)
- Member of the Admissions Committee for the Jacobs School of Medicine, involved in the interview process of prospective applicants. (2019–present)
- University at Buffalo Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences: Diversity and Inclusion Advocate; Department Representative (2018–2020)
- Kaleida Health: Core Clinical EMR Steering Committee; Committee Member (2015–present)
- Kaleida Health: EHR Physicians' Advisory Group; Member (2015–present)
- Serve as Medical Director for the Cradle Beach Camp-a summer camp for children with socio-economic disadvantages, complex medical issues or Special Needs. Work closely with on site nursing staff to develop appropriate medical protocols for safety, medication delivery, treatments and appropriate referrals for campers and staff.; Medical Director, Cradle Beach Camp (2010–present)
- Cheektowaga Central Schools: Career Fair; Volunteer (2009)
- Kaleida Health: EHR Ambulatory Core Committee; Committee Member (2008–present)
- Cheektowaga Central Schools: Career Fair; Volunteer (2008)
- Zion Dominion: COGIC Community Health Fair - Pediatric Health and Wellness; Teacher (2007)
- Lincoln Memorial and Metropolitan United Methodist Churches: Community Health Fair - Pediatric Mental Health; Teacher (2007)
- Student National Medical Association: Community Health Fair - Pediatric Health, Nutrition and Obesity; Teacher (2007)
- SENSES Foundation; Board Member (2005–present)
- Hemophilia Center of Western New York: Holiday Health Fair; Volunteer (2003)
- Student National Medical Association: Community Health Fair; Volunteer (2003)
- Hemophilia Center of Western New York: Holiday Health Fair; Volunteer (2002)
- Student National Medical Association: Community Health Fair (Washington, DC); Volunteer (1997–2000)