Eric Sheldon Jacobson

Background

Jacobson, Eric Sheldon was born on December 30, 1941 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Stanford University, 1963; Doctor of Medicine, University of Wisconsin, 1970; Doctor of Philosophy in Physiological Chemistry, University of Wisconsin, 1973.

Career

Intern, U. Colorado Medical Center, Denver, 1970-1971; resident, Providence Medical Center, Portland, Oregon, 1973-1975; fellow, Barnes Hospital and Washington University, St. Louis, 1975-1977; staff physician, McGuire Veterans Affairs Medical Center, since 1977; assistant professor medicine division infectious diseases, Medical College Virginia, Richmond, 1977-1984; associate professor medicine division infectious diseases, Medical College Virginia, Richmond, 1984-1995; professor medicine division infectious diseases, McGuire Veterans Affairs Medical Center, since 1995; coordinator non-house staff service, McGuire Veterans Affairs Medical Center, since 1990. Chairman infection control committee McGuire VA Medical Center, 1978-1983, member pharmacy and therapeutics committee, 1978-1983, member Research and Development committee, since 1981, member utilization review committee, 1988-1992. Member public advisory board National Institutes of Health Bacteriology and Mycology II Study Section, National Institutes of Health Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome-Related Infections Study Section, VA Department Infectious Disease Merit Review Board.

Achievements

• Eric Sheldon Jacobson has been listed as a noteworthy Internist, infectious diseases physician by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member American Society Microbiology, American Federation Clinical Research, Infectious Diseases Society American, International Society for Human and Animal Mycology, Richmond Academy Medicine.

Connections

Married; 3 children.