Robert R. Fenichel |
CURRICULUM VITAE Board Certification:
Emergency Medicine, 1983–1993 Education: M.D
(magna cum laude, American Cancer Society Special Postdoctoral
Fellowship) from Harvard Medical School, 1976. Harvard
University (Special Student), 1971–1972. Harvard
Summer School (Visiting Scholar), 1971. Ph.D.
in applied mathematics (Honorary Woodrow Wilson Fellowship, National Science
Foundation Graduate Fellowship) from Harvard Graduate School of Arts and
Sciences, 1967. Thesis title:
An On-line System for Algebraic Manipulation. A.B.
(magna cum laude, Senior Sixteen Phi Beta Kappa) from Harvard College,
1963. Major in mathematics.
Harvard College Scholarship (honorary) for each of last three years. Employment and Service: 2004 to 2006 — Lecturer, Department of Medicine, Georgetown University Medical School 2002 to 2004 — Volunteer instructor in physical examination, Georgetown University Medical School 2001 to present — Special Government Employee, with occasional service (but none since 2001 or so) on Advisory Committees to the Food and Drug Administration and the National Institute on Drug Abuse 2000
to present — Independent researcher and consultant 1996
to 2000 — Deputy Division Director, Division of CardioRenal Drug Products,
Food and Drug Administration 1991
to 1992 — Acting Deputy Division Director, Division of CardioRenal Drug
Products, Food and Drug Administration 1990
to 1997 — Volunteer Physician, Washington Free Clinic 1989
to 1996 — Supervisory Medical Officer, Division of CardioRenal Drug
Products, Food and Drug Administration 1988
to 1989 — Medical Officer, Division of CardioRenal Drug Products, Food and
Drug Administration 1987
to 1989 — Examiner, American Board of Emergency Medicine 1987 to 1988 — Emergency Physician, Kiva Emergency Physicians (Kino Community Hospital, Tucson) 1983 to 1986 — Associate and Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Surgery, University of Arizona College of Medicine 1983
to 1986 — Emergency Physician (Kino Community Hospital, Tucson) 1982
to 1987 — Emergency Physician (Maricopa Medical Center, Phoenix) 1981
to 1988 — Consultant (Scenic Computer Systems, Redmond, WA; ScenicSoft,
Edmonds, WA) 1981
to 1982 — Emergency Physician (Saint Mary Corwin Hospital, Pueblo, CO) 1981
— Emergency Physician (Lifeline
Physicians, Santa Monica) 1977
to 1981 — Emergency Physician (Janzen, Johnston, and Rockwell, Santa Monica) 1976
to 1977 — Medical House Officer (UCLA Center for the Health Sciences, Los
Angeles) 1975
to 1978 — Consultant (Medical Index & Reference Services, Indianapolis) 1971
to 1976 — Clinical Research Fellow (Laboratory of Computer Science,
Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston) 1969
to 1976 — Advisory Editor (Hartford Studies in Literature) 1969
— Visiting Senior Fellow (University Mathematical Laboratory and University
College, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom) 1967
to 1971 — Consulting Editor (W.H. Freeman and Company, San Francisco) 1967
— Member, planning group for National Academy of Sciences Board on Computer
Sciences and Engineering 1966
to 1971 — Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering (Massachusetts
Institute of Technology) 1966
— Sole technical consultant to Scientific American magazine,
September issue on the theme of “Information” 1966
— Technical consultant (with P.C. Fischer) to WGBH-TV, Boston, taped program
series “Computer Science II” for National Educational Television Bibliography:
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