Background
Kammer, Adolph Gottlieb was born on August 11, 1903 in Darlington, Wisconsin, United States. Son of Gottlieb and Bertha (Geissberger) Kammer.
Kammer, Adolph Gottlieb was born on August 11, 1903 in Darlington, Wisconsin, United States. Son of Gottlieb and Bertha (Geissberger) Kammer.
Bachelor of Arts, Univercity Wisconsin, 1925, Master of Science, 1926. Doctor of Medicine, University Pennsylvania, 1928.
Interne Philadelphia General Hospital, 1928-1930. General practice of medicine, Belleville, Wisconsin, 1930-1934. Medical examiner, Montreal (Wisconsin) Mining Company, 1934-1938.
Medical director, Inland Steel Company, East Chicago, Indiana, 1938-1944.
Medical director K-25 Plant, Oak Ridge, Tennessee, 1944-1946. Medical director Carbide & Carbon Chemicals division, Union Carbide & Carbon corporation, South Charleston, West Virginia, 1947-1949.
Professor, department chairman occupational health Graduate School Public Health, U. Pittsburgh, since 1949. Medical consultant Union Carbide Nuclear Company, Westinghouse Corporation.
Vice chairman medical committee Industrial Hygiene Foundation American.
Fellow Industrial Medical Association (president 1951-1952), American Academy Occupational Medicine (past director), American College Preventive Medical. Member of the American Medical Association.
Married Margaret Mary Carroll, September 6, 1930. Children: Mary Helen, Anne Gretchen.