Background
Klintmalm, Goran Bo Gustaf was born on February 10, 1950 in Bromma, Sweden.
Klintmalm, Goran Bo Gustaf was born on February 10, 1950 in Bromma, Sweden.
Bachelor of Science, Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, 1971; Doctor of Medicine, Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, 1985; Doctor of Philosophy, Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, 1984.
Rotating intern department anesthesiology, Sabbatsbergs Hospital, Stockholm, 1973;
rotating intern department anesthesiology, Soder Hospital, Stockholm, 1974;
rotating intern department surgery, St. Eriks Hospital, Stockholm, 1975;
rotating intern department internal medicine, St. Eriks Hospital, Stockholm, 1975-1976;
member of staff department psychiatry, Beckomberga Hospital, Stockholm, 1976;
rotating intern general practice, Tumba Hospital, Stockholm, 1976;
resident in surgery, Karolinska Institute, 1976-1979;
fellow in transplantation surgery, Karolinska Institute, 1981-1983;
rotating resident in surgery department anesthesiology, Karolinska Institute, 1984;
fellow in transplantation surgery department surgery, U. Colorado Health Science Center, Denver, 1979-1980;
fellow in transplantation surgery department surgery, U. Pittsburgh, 1981. Visiting assistant professor surgery division transplantation U. Pittsburgh Medical School, 1981-1982, visiting associate professor, since 1985. Acting associate professor surgery department transplantation Karolinska Institute, 1983-1984, research associate department transplantation surgery, 1984.
Member courtesy staff department surgery Children's Hospital Pittsburgh, since 1986. Director transplantation services Baylor University Medical Center, Dallas, since 1985, Dallas Liver Transplant Program, since 1995. Associate professor graduate faculty Baylor University Institute biomedical Studies, Waco, Texas, since 1990.
Chairman Baylor Institute Transplantation Sciences, since 1995. Clinical professor pediatric surgery University Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, since 1995. Member transplant subcommittee advisory program Texas Kidney Health Program, 1987-1993.
Member of advisory committee Blood Care, Dallas, since 1992.
Fellow American College of Surgeons, American Surgical Society. Member American Society Transplant Surgeons (education committee since 1991), American Council Transplantation, American Society Transplant Physicians, American Association Study Liver Diseases, American Surgical Association, International Surgical Society, Society Surgery Alimentary Tract, Academy Surgical Research, Texas Transplantation Society (president 1991-1992), Swedish Society Medicine, Swedish Medical Association, Swedish Surgical Association, Swedish Transplantation Society, Scandinavian Transplantation Society, European Society Organ Transplantation, Transplantation Society, Southern Medical Association, Texas Medical Association, Dallas County Med.Assn., Association for Academy Surgery, Pan American Medical Association (member county on transplantation of organs), Royal Society Medicine, Society University Surgeons.
M. Ann-Katherine Klintmalm. Children: Marcus, Eric, Philip.