Background
Ferlinz, Jack was born on February 18, 1942 in Marburg, Austria. Son of Anthony and Maria (Nachtigall) Ferlinz. came to the United States, 1957.
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Jack Ferlinz
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AB, Harvard University Master of Business Administration, Northeastern U., 1965; Doctor of Medicine, Boston University, 1969; doctorate (honorary), University Maribor, Slovenia, 1990.
Career
International, U. Hospital Boston University, 1969-1970; junior resident, M. Hitchcock Hospital Dartmouth Medical School, Hanover, N.H., 1970-1971; senior resident, Jackson Memorial Hospital, U. Miami, 1971-1972; National Institutes of Health research fellow cardiology, P.B. Brigham Hospital, Harvard University, Boston, 1972-1974; director cardiac catholic laboratory, assistant chief cardiology, V.A.M.C., Long Beach, California, 1974-1982; assistant professor medicine, University of California, Irvine, 1975-1981; associate professor medicine, University of California, Irvine, 1981-1982; chairman adult cardiology, Cook County Hospital, Chicago, 1982-1988; professor medicine, Chicago Medical School, North Chicago, Illinois, 1984-1988; department chairman of internal medicine, Providence Hospital, Southfield, Michigan, 1988-1992; clinical professor medicine, Wayne State University School Medicine, Detroit, 1989-1992; director medical education & research, professor medicine & cardiology, Hamad Medical Center, Dona, Qatar, 1992-1994; chief department medicine, Aleda E. Lutz VA Medical Center, Saginaw, Michigan, since 1994; clinical professor medicine, Michigan State University College Human Medicine, since 1994. Visiting professor numerous United States, Canadian and European medical schools, since 1980.
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Membership
Fellow American College Cardiology, American College Chest Physicians (chairman coronary section 1983-1985), American Heart Association, American College Physicians, American College Angiology. Member American Federation Clinical Research, American Society Clinical Pharmaceutical Therapy.
