Background
Glassman, Armand Barry was born on September 9, 1938 in Paterson, New Jersey, United States. Son of Paul and Rosa (Ackerman) Glassman.
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Armand Barry Glassman
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Education
Bachelor, Rutgers University, New Jersey, 1960; Doctor of Medicine magna cum laude, Georgetown University, Washington, 1964.
Career
Intern, Georgetown University Hospital, Washington, 1964-1965;
resident, Yale-New Haven Hospital, West Haven Veterans Administration Hospital., 1965-1969;
assistant professor pathology, College Medicine, U. Florida
chief radioimmunoassary laboratory, Gainesville Veterans Administration Hospital.
practice laboratory and nuclear medicine, 1969-1971;
director clinical laboratories, associate professor, professor pathology, cellular, molecular biology, Medical College Georgia, Augusta, 1971-1976;
acting department chairman immunology and microbiology, Medical University of Southern California, Augusta, 1985-1987;
consultant physician in nuclear medicine, University Hospital, Augusta, 1973-1976;
medical director clinical laboratories, Medical University of Southern California Hospital, Charleston, 1976-1987;
attending physician in laboratory and nuclear medicine, Medical University of Southern California, Charleston, 1976-1987;
associate medical director Medical U. Hospital and Clinics, Medical University of Southern California, Charleston, 1982-1986;
medical director clinical laboratories, Charleston Memorial Hospital, South Carolina., 1976-1987;
consultant, Veterans Administration Hospital., Charleston, 1976-1987;
professor, department chairman laboratory medicine, Medical University of Southern California, 1976-1987;
medical director MT and MLT programs, Medical University of Southern California, 1976-1987;
clinical professor pathology, laboratory medicine, and radiology, Medical University of Southern California, since 1987;
acting department chairman immunology and microbiology, Medical University of Southern California, 1985-1987;
associate dean College Medicine, Medical University of Southern California, 1979-1985;
assistant and associate dean College Allied Health Science, Medical University of Southern California, 1984-1987;
chairman hospital Executive Committee, Medical University of Southern California, 1985-1986;
acting medical director University Hospital and Clinics, Medical University of Southern California, 1985-1986;
senior vice president medical affairs, professor laboratory medicine and nuclear medicine, Montefiore Medical Center and Albert Einstein College Medicine, Bronx, New York, 1987-1989;
vice president, laboratory director, National Reference Laboratory, Nashville, 1989-1992;
consultant, 1992-1995;
clinical professor department pathology, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, 1990-1992;
professor pathology, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, 1992-1994;
director, Vanderbilt Pathology Laboratory Superior vena cava syndrome, 1992-1994;
director clinical laboratories, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, 1993-1994;
O. Stribling chair, professor, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, since 1994;
head and chair division/department laboratory medicine, University Texas, M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, 1994-1996. Member of advisory county Trident Technology College, 1976-1987. Board directors Fetter FamilyHealth Center.
Founding director, board directors Sealite, Inc., since 1987, Chairman, Board Of Directors, since 1995. Member medical advising committee Nashville Red Cross Blood Center, 1991-1994, acting medical director, 1991-1992. Member board science advisors National HealthLabs./National Reference Laboratory, 1992-1994, consultant, 1992-1995.
Trustee, board directors Gulf Coast Cmty. Blood Center, since 1994.
Achievements
Membership
Trustee College Preparatory School, 1979-1984, Chairman of the Board, 1983-1984. Trustee, board directors, vice president Mason Preparatory School, 1984-1987. Board directors United Way, 1983-1987, American Cancer Society, 1984-1987.
Co-founder, board directors Glassman Family Fund,1998-. With United States Marine Corps Reserve, 1956-1964. Fellow College American Pathologists (numerous committees), American College of Physicians, Association Clinical Scientists (Diploma of Honor 1987, president 1990-1991, Executive Committee 1990-1995, Clinical Scientist of Year 1993, C.P. Brown lecturer 1995), American Society Clinical Pathology (county immunohematology and blood banking 1983-1989, county grad.med. education and research since 1998, Commissioner's award for CCE 1989), American Board Pathology (transfusion medicine/blood bank test committee 1984-1988), American College.Nuc.
Medicine, New York Academy of Medicine. Member International Academy Pathology, American Association Pathologists, Society Nuc. Medicine (chairman education committee 1973-1977, academic county 1979-1992), American Medical Association (Physician's Recognition award, institutional representative to section on medical schools), Southern Medical Association, American Geriatrics Society (foundingfellow Southern division), American Society Microbiology, American Association Blood Banks (chairman cryobiology committee 1974-1983, education committee 1978-1985, science program committee 1981-1984, autologous transfusion committee 1979-1983, board directors 1984-1987, transfusion practices committee 1992-1996), Association Schools Allied Health Professions (board editors journal 1979-1983), Society Cryobiology (treasurer, board directors 1978-1980), American Association for the Advancement of Science, New York Academy Sciences, Academy Clinical Laboratory Physicians and Scientists (executive county 1978-1985, president 1982-1983), S.E. Area Blood Bankers (president 1979-1981, executive county 1980-1985), Tennessee Association Blood Banks (treasurer 1993-1994), American College Physician Executives, Sigma Xi, Alpha Eta, Alpha Omega Alpha.
Interests
Connections
Married Alberta C. Macri, August 30, 1958. Children: Armand P., Steven B., Brian A.
