Background
Levenson, David Jeffrey was born on July 6, 1950 in Pittsburgh.
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David Jeffrey Levenson
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AB summa cum laude, Amherst (Massachusetts) College, 1972; Doctor of Medicine, Harvard University, 1976.
Career
Intern in medicine, Brigham Hospital, Boston, 1976-1977;
resident in medicine, Peter Bent Brigham Hospital, 1977-1979;
clinical fellow in medicine School Medicine, Harvard University, Boston, 1976-1979;
chief medical resident, W. Roxbury Veterans Administration Hospital., Boston, 1978;
research fellow in nephrology, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston, 1979-1981;
clinical fellow in nephrology, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston, 1981-1982;
associate physician, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston, 1982-1987;
assistant in medicine, Beth Israel Hospital, Boston, 1982-1987;
staff physician, Harvard Cmty. Health Plan Hospital, Boston, 1982-1985;
consulting nephrologist, Harvard Cmty. Health Plan Hospital, Boston, 1987;
member of staff, New England Sinai Hospital, Boston, 1985-1987;
member of staff, Brockton (Massachusetts) Dialysis Unit, 1985-1987;
member of staff, Medford (Massachusetts) Dialysis Center, 1985-1987;
member affiliate staff, Waltham (Massachusetts)/Weston Hospital and Medical Center, 1985-1987;
member provisional associate staff, Carney Hospital, Boston, 1985-1987;
member provisional associate staff, New England Baptist Hospital, Boston, 1985-1987;
member associate staff, Boston Dialysis Center, 1985-1987;
member provisional staff, Leonard Morse Hospital, Boston, 1986-1987;
member affiliate staff, St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Pittsburgh, 1986-1987;
member of staff, Renal-Endocrine Associations, Pittsburgh, since 1987;
associate director medical teaching service department medicine, Western Pennsylvania Hospital, Pittsburgh, since 1987;
director Hypertension Consultation Center, Western Pennsylvania Hospital, Pittsburgh, since 1991;
member of staff, Shadyside Hospital, Pittsburgh, since 1987;
co-chief division renal, Shadyside Hospital, Pittsburgh, since 1989;
member courtesy staff, Broddock General Hospital, Pittsburgh, 1987-1990;
member courtesy staff, St. Margaret's Memorial Hospital, New Kensington, Pennsylvania, since 1987;
medical director Dialysis Clinical, Inc., Dialysis Center, St. Margaret's Memorial Hospital, New Kensington, since 1992;
member courtesy staff, Citizens General Hospital, New Kensington, Pennsylvania, since 1987;
member of staff, Forbes Health Sys., Monroeville, Pennsylvania, since 1988;
member consultant staff, HealthSouth, Monroeville, Pennsylvania, since 1990.
Instructor medicine School Medicine Harvard, Boston, 1982-1987, liaison officer biomedical research programs, 1984-1986. Clinical instructor School Medicine U. Pittsburgh, 1987-1994, clinical assistant professor medicine, since 1994. Adjunct clinical assistant professor department internal medicine Lake Erie (Pennsylvania) College Osteopathic Medicine, since 1996.
Member medical advising committee National Kidney Foundation, since 1997. Member active staff Allegheny Hospital, since 1997. Member consultant staff HealthSouth, Harmonville, 1997, Rehabilitation Institute, 1997.
Achievements
Membership
Chairman Kidney Ball National Kidney Foundation, 1995, 96. Fellow American College of Physicians. Member American Federation Clinical Research, American Society Nephrology, American Heart Association, American Society Hypertension, International Society Nephrology, Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi (associate).
Connections
M. Debra Caplan.
