Irvin Broder

Background

Broder, Irvin was born on June 27, 1930 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

Education

Doctor of Medicine, U. Toronto, 1955; Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, U. Toronto, 1960.

Career

Intern, Toronto General Hospital, 1955-1956; senior intern, Sunnybrook Hospital, Toronto, 1956-1957; assistant resident in medicine, Toronto General Hospital, 1958-1959; resident physician, Toronto General Hospital, 1959-1960; clinical instructor allergy, University of Michigan Medical Center, 1960-1962; clinical teacher medicine, University of Michigan Medical Center, 1963-1966; associate, University of Michigan Medical Center, 1966-1968; assistant professor, University of Michigan Medical Center, 1968-1971; associate professor medicine, University of Michigan Medical Center, 1971-1976; professor medicine, Gage Research Institute, U. Toronto, since 1977. Assistant professor pharmocology University of Michigan, 1965-1975, assistant professor pathology, 1965-1980. Director Gage Research Institute, U. Toronto, 1971-1995, professor pathology, 1980-1990, professor occupational and environmental health, since 1982.

Resident fellow endocrinology, department pathology U. Toronto, 1957-1958. Resident fellow immunology, department pharmacology U. College, London, 1962-1963. Research scholar Medical Research Council Canada, 1963-1966, career investigator, 1966-1994.

Member Institute Medical Science, Institute Immunology, U. Toronto, 1971-1982.

Achievements

• Irvin Broder has been listed as a noteworthy Physician, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Canada Medical Association, Canada Society Allergy and Clinical Immunology, Canada Thoracic Society, Canada Society Clinical Investigation, Canada Society Immunology.

Connections

Married, 1954; 3 children.