Background
Engler, Frank Robert was born on February 27, 1947 in Washington, District of Columbia, United States. Son of Frank Robert and Dorothy Jean (Johnston) Engler.
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Frank Robert Engler
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Frank Robert Engler, American health care association executive. Recipient Speaker's Bureau award. Georgetown University, 1979, award for best picture of year in emergency medicine John Muir Memorial Medical Film Festival International, 1982. Member American College Osteopathic Healthcare Executives (vice president 1984-1989, guest lecturer since 1974).
Education
Bachelor of Science, Georgetown University, 1970. Master in Liberal Studies, Georgetown University, 1978. Postgraduate in Healthcare Management, American University.
Career
Patient unit manager Georgetown University Hospital, Washington, 1970-1971, assistant director patient administration and closed circuit television, 1971-1972, evening administrator, 1972-1974, director laboratory administration, part-time coordinator closed circuit television., 1974-1977, director hospital media services department, 1977-1978, administrator communications department, medical center, 1978-1980. Executive vice president, television producer, director, consultant Continuing Education, Inc., Fairfax, Virginia, 1980-1984. Director communications American Osteopathic Hospital Association, Arlington Heights, Illinois, 1984-1986, vice president Alexandria, Virginia, since 1986.
Public Osteopathic Hospital Leadership magazine.
Membership
Member American College Osteopathic Healthcare Executives (vice president 1984-1989, guest lecturer since 1974).
Connections
Married Diana Mary Hohmeier, July 24, 1978. Children: Frank III, Christopher Michael.
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Religion
Roman Catholic
Awards
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Recipient Speaker's Bureau award. Georgetown University, 1979, award for best picture of year in emergency medicine John Muir Memorial Medical Film Festival International, 1982.Recipient Speaker's Bureau award. Georgetown University, 1979, award for best picture of year in emergency medicine John Muir Memorial Medical Film Festival International, 1982.