Background
Horwitz, David Larry was born on July 13, 1942 in Chicago, Illinois, United States. Son of Milton Woodrow and Dorothy (Glass) Horwitz.
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David Larry Horwitz
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David Larry Horwitz, American pharmaceuticals company executive, researcher, educator. Recipient Research and Development award American Diabetes Association, 1974-1976; Outstanding Young Citizen of Chicago award Chicago Junior Chamber of Commerce, 1976; Outstanding Young Citizen Illinois award Illinois Junior Chamber of Commerce, 1977. Fellow American College of Physicians.
Education
Bachelor, Harvard University, 1963. Doctor of Medicine, University Chicago, 1967. Phd, 1968; Master of Business Administration, Lake Forest Graduate School Management, 1991.
Career
Resident in internal medicine University Chicago Hospital, 1971-1972. Fellow in endocrinology University Chicago, 1972-1974. Assistant professor, 1974-1979.
Associate professor University Illinois, Chicago, 1979-1990. Clinical professor medicine, 1990-1992. Medical director Baxter healthcare corporation, Deerfield, Illinois, 1982-1991.
Vice president medical and professional affairs, 1991-1992. Vice president medical and regulatory affairs SciClone Pharmaceuticals, San Mateo, California, 1992-1995. Executive vice president, 1995-1997.
Senior vice president Technology Advanced Tissue Sciences, La Jolla, California, 1998-2000. Vice president medical and regulatory affairs LifeScan (a Johnson and Johnson Company), Milpitas, since 2000.
Achievements
Membership
Commander United States Naval Reserve, 1969-1971. Fellow American College of Physicians. Member American Diabetes Association (board directors Northern Illinois affiliate 1976-1992, president 1987-1989, Research and Development award 1974-1976), American Association Clinical Nutrition, Endocrine Society.
Connections
Married Gloria Jean Madian, June 20, 1965. Children: Karen, Laura.
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Nationality
American
Education
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1963
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1967
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1991
Awards
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Recipient Research and Development award American Diabetes Association, 1974-1976. Outstanding Young Citizen of Chicago award Chicago Junior Chamber of Commerce, 1976. Outstanding Young Citizen Illinois award Illinois Junior Chamber of Commerce, 1977.Recipient Research and Development award American Diabetes Association, 1974-1976. Outstanding Young Citizen of Chicago award Chicago Junior Chamber of Commerce, 1976. Outstanding Young Citizen Illinois award Illinois Junior Chamber of Commerce, 1977.