Frederick Camillo Battaglia

Background

Battaglia, Frederick Camillo was born on February 15, 1932 in Weehawken, New Jersey, United States.

Education

Bachelor, Cornell Univercity, 1953; Doctor of Medicine, Yale University, 1957; Doctor of Science (honorary), University Indiana.

Career

Intern in pediatrics, Johns Hopkins Hospital, 1957-1958; United States Public Health Service postdoctoral fellow biochemistry, Cambridge (England) University, 1958-1959; Josiah Macy Foundation fellow in physiology, Yale University Medical School, 1959-1960; assistant resident, fellow in pediatrics, Johns Hopkins Hospital, 1960-1961; resident, fellow, Johns Hopkins Hospital, 1961-1962; United States Public Health Service surgeon laboratory perinatal physiology, National Institutes of Health, San Juan, P.R., 1962-1964; assistant professor,, Johns Hopkins Medical School, 1963-1965; member of faculty, U. Colorado Medical School, Denver, since 1965; professor pediatrics, professor Ob-Gyn, U. Colorado Medical School, since 1969; director division perinatal medicine, U. Colorado Medical School, 1970-1974; department chairman pediatrics, U. Colorado Medical School, 1974-1989. Attending pediatrician Children's, Denver General, Fitzsimons General hospitals.

Achievements

• Frederick Camillo Battaglia has been listed as a noteworthy Physician by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Association American Physicians, American Academy Pediatrics (E. Mead Johns award 1969), American Gynecologic and Obstetrical Society, Society Pediatric Research (president 1976-1977), Perinatal Research Society (president 1974-1975), Western Society Pediatric Research (president since 1987), Society Gynecological Investigation, American Pediatric Society (president 1996), International Congress Perinatal Medicine (president 1996), Society Gynecological Investigation (county 1969-1972), Society Experimental Biology and Medicine, Institute of Medicine, Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi.

Connections

M. Jane B. Donohue; children— Susan Kate, Thomas Frederick.