Background
Rubin, Bernard Ross was born on May 10, 1950 in Springfield, Illinois, United States.
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Bernard Ross Rubin
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Bachelor of Science, University of Illinois, Urbana, 1972; Doctor of Osteopathy, College Osteopathic Medicine, Chicago, 1976.
Career
Intern, Chicago Osteopathic Hospital, Chicago, 1976-1977; resident in Internal Medicine, Albert Einstein Medical Center, Philadelphia, 1977-1980; fellow in Rheumatology, Albert Einstein Medical Center, Philadelphia, 1980-1981; fellow in Rheumatology, Thomas Jefferson U. School Medicine, Philadelphia, 1981-1982; instructor Medicine, fellow in Clinical Immunology, Hahnemann U. School Medicine, Philadelphia, 1982-1983; assistant professor Medicine, Texas College Osteopathic Medicine, Fort Worth, 1983-1987; chief division Rheumatology, Texas College Osteopathic Medicine, Fort Worth, since 1985; associate professor Medicine, Texas College Osteopathic Medicine, Fort Worth, 1987-1992; professor Medicine, Texas College Osteopathic Medicine, Fort Worth, since 1992.
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Active Fort Worth Symphony Society, Presbyterian Night Shelter Homeless Clinic. Vice president, board directors N.W. chapter Arthritis Foundation, 1985-1987. Board directors Fort Worth Opera, since 1989, Fort Worth Museum Science & History, since 1993, Stage West, since 1991, Casa Manana, since 1993, Easter Seal Society Tarrant County, 1990-1993, 1st vice president, 1991-1992.
Associate medical director Arthritis Care Center, Fort Worth, since 1991. Section chair United Way Tarrant County, 1992, 93. Fellow American College of Physicians, American College Rheumatology.
Member Osteopathic Association, American College Osteopathic Internists (president Rheumatology section 1992-1995), American Federation Clinical Research, Dallas-Fort Worth Rheumatology Club, Texas Rheumatism Association (Board of Governors since 1988, secretary-treasurer 1990-1991, vice president 1991-1992, president 1992-1993), Clinical Immunology Society, American Society for Bone and Mineral Research.
