Gerald Irving Zatuchni

Background

Zatuchni, Gerald Irving was born on October 5, 1933 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of Samuel and Minnie (Pollack) Zatuchni.

Education

AB, Temple University, 1954; Doctor of Medicine, Temple University, 1958; Master of Science, Temple University, 1965.

Career

Intern, Walter Reed Army Hosp, Washington, 1958-1959; residency in obstetrics-gynecology, Temple University Medical Center, Philadelphia, 1962-1965; general practice medicine, Philadelphia, 1965-1966; staff associate, Population Council, New York City, 1966-1969; resident advisor, Population Council, New Dehli, 1969-1971; consultant, World Health Organisation, Geneva, 1971-1973; regional advisor, Population Council, Tehran, Iran, 1973-1975; associate medical director, Population Council, New York City, 1975-1976; professor obstetrics-gynecology., Northwestern University, Chicago, 1977-1996. Consultant Medico-Legal, since 1982. Board directors Fertility Research Northwestern University.

Achievements

• Gerald Irving Zatuchni has been listed as a noteworthy physician, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Served to captain United States Marine Corps, 1958-1962. Fellow American College Ob-Gyn. Member Society Advancement Contraception (president 1986).

Connections

Married Bette Ruth Christine, June 15, 1958. Children: Cheryl Lee, Bettina, Mimi.

Father:

Samuel Zatuchni

Mother:

Minnie (Pollack) Zatuchni

Spouse:

Bette Ruth Christine

child:

Mimi Zatuchni

child:

Bettina Zatuchni

child:

Cheryl Lee Zatuchni