Eugenia Rosemberg

Background

Rosemberg, Eugenia was born on April 25, 1918 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Daughter of Pedro and Fanny (Hestrin) Rosemberg. came to the United States, 1948, naturalized, 1956.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Liceo Nacional de Senoritas, Buenos Aires, 1936. Doctor of Medicine, University Buenos Aires, 1944.

Career

Intern, Hospital Pirovano, Buenos Aires, 1940-1941; resident, Hospital Nacional de Clinicas, U. Hospital, U. Buenos Aires, 1941-1944; associate in pediatrics, Hospital Nacional de Clinicas, U. Hospital, U. Buenos Aires, 1943-1948; instructor in anatomy, Hospital Nacional de Clinicas, U. Hospital, U. Buenos Aires (Medical School), 1940-1946; instructor pediatrics, Hospital Nacional de Clinicas, U. Hospital, U. Buenos Aires (Medical School), 1946-1948; practice medicine specializing in pediatrics, 1946-1948; research in endocrinology, Baltimore, 1948-1951; research in endocrinology, Worcester, Massachusetts, since 1955; Mead Johnson fellow department endocrinology, Johns Hopkins Medical School, Baltimore, 1948-1949; visiting scientist, Medical School, U. Montevideo, Uruguay, 1950; research fellow, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland., 1951-1953; research fellow, National Institute Arthritis and Metabolic Diseases, 1951-1953; research fellow, Medical Research Institute and Hospital, Oklahoma City, 1953; member of staff, Worcester Foundation Experimental Biology, Shrewsbury, Massachusetts, 1953-1962; research director, Medical Research Institute of Worcester, Inc., since 1962; consultant, Center for Population Research, National Institute Child Health and Human Development, National Institutes of Health, 1969-1970; chief contraceptive development branch, Center for Population Research, National Institute Child Health and Human Development, National Institutes of Health, 1970-1971; professor pediatrics, U. Maryland. Hospital, Baltimore, 1970-1973; professor medicine, U. Massachusetts Medical School, Worcester, since 1972; member of staff, Worcester City Hospital, 1955-1985; secretary human experimentation committee, Worcester City Hospital, 1965-1983; chairman, Worcester City Hospital, 1984-1985; director clinical research, Worcester City Hospital, 1972-1985. Secretary subcommittee on gonadotropins National Hormone and Pituitary Program, National Institute Arthritis, Diabetes, Digestive and Kidney Diseases, 1965-1969, chairman, 1969-1985, member medical advisory board, 1969-1972, 73-85, secretary subcommittee on standards endocrinology study section, 1968.

Achievements

• Eugenia Rosemberg has been listed as a noteworthy research administrator, physician, educator, medical by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

• book

  • Gonadotropins, 1968: Proceedings of the workshop conference held at Vista Hermosa, Mor., Mexico, June 24-26, 1968

Membership

Fellow American Association for the Advancement of Science. Member American Medical Women's Association, Endocrine Society United States (member committee public affairs 1971, vice president 1975-1976), Society for Research in Biology ofReproduction, Society for Study of Reproduction, American Fertility Society, Peru Fertility Society (foreign correspondent), New York Academy Sciences, New England Cardiovascular Society, American, Massachusetts heart associations, Argentine Endocrine Society, Argentine Pediatric Society, Sociedad Argentine Para El Estudio de la Esterilidad., Pan American Medical Women's Alliance, American Society Andrology (program Chairman.1975-1976, executive council 1976-1978, chairman publication committee 1975-1980, Distinguished Andrologist award 1982), International Committee for Study Andrology (executive council 1976-1979) F C.

Connections

Father:

Pedro Rosemberg

Mother:

Fanny (Hestrin) Rosemberg