Dieter Hans Max Gröschel

Background

Gröschel, Dieter Hans Max was born on May 13, 1931 in Würzburg, Germany. Son of Friedrich Wilhelm and Anne (Burger) Gröschel.

Education

Graduated from the Universität Würzburg, Erlangen and Cologne, 1957.

Career

Intern, U. Cologne, 1957-1959, resident, 1959-1960, associate instructor Institute Hygiene, 1960-1963. Associate Wistar Institute, Philadelphia, 1963-1965. Associate professor microbiology Temple University, 1965-1968.

Director microbiology and infectious diseases Baystate Medical Center, Springfield Massachusetts, 1968-1971.

Professor pathology University Texas Doctor of Medicine Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute, Houston,1971-1979. Associate professor medicine and pathology University Texas Medical School, Houston, 1973-1979.

Member of staff Hermann Hospital, Houston, 1973-1979. Professor pathology and medicine University of Virginia Medical Center, Charlottesville, 1979-1996, professor.emeritus, 1996.

Achievements

• Dieter Hans Max Gröschel has been listed as a noteworthy physician, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Served with Deutscher Volkssturm, 1945. Fulbright scholar U. Colorado, 1954-1955. Fellow American Academy Microbiology, Infectious Diseases Society American.

Member German Society Hygiene and Microbiology, AustrianSoc.

Hygiene, Microbiology and Preventive Medicine, American Society Microbiology, Federation American Scientists.

Connections

Married A. Margarete Pusteny, June 9, 1958. Children: Anne, Henrike.

Father:

Friedrich Wilhelm Gröschel

Mother:

Anne (Burger) Gröschel

Spouse:

A. Margarete Pusteny

child:

Anne Gröschel

child:

Henrike Gröschel