Background
Woolfenden, James Manning was born on November 8, 1942 in Los Angeles, California, United States.
educator nuclear medicine physician
Woolfenden, James Manning was born on November 8, 1942 in Los Angeles, California, United States.
Bachelor with distinction, Stanford University, 1964; Doctor of Medicine, U. Washington, 1968.
Medical intern, Los Angeles County-University Southern California Medical Center, 1968-1969;
medical resident, West Los Angeles VA Medical Center, 1969-1970;
nuclear medicine resident, Los Angeles County-University Southern California Medical Center, 1972-1974;
from assistant professor radiology to associate professor radiology, U. Arizona, Tucson, 1974-1984;
professor radiology, U. Arizona, Tucson, since 1984. Member medical staff University Medical Center, Tucson, since 1974. Consultant VA Medical Center, since 1974.
Consultant medical staff Tucson Medical Center, since 1975, Carondelet St. Joseph's Hospital, 1974-1998, St. Mary's Hospital, Tucson, 1976-1990. Member National Cancer Institute site visit team National Institutes of Health, 1976, member NHLB Institute site visit team National Institutes of Health, 1976, member diagnostic radiology study section, 1993-1997, chairman, 1995-1997. Member medical liaison officer network Environmental Protection Agency, since 1983.
Consultant-teaching medical staff Kino Comty. Hospital, 1984-1994; medical officer Clinical Center, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, 1984-1985. Member Arizona Cancer Center, U. Arizona, since 1988, senior clinical scientist University Heart Center, since 1990.
Arizona board regents U. Arizona Presidential Search Committee, 1990-1991. Chairman Arizona Atomic Energy Commission, 1979-1980, Arizona Radiation Regulatory Hearing Board, since 1981. Board directors California Radioactive Materials Management Forum, since 1989, chairman-elect, 1993-1994, chairman, 1994-1995, Western Forum Education in Safe Disposal of Low-Level Radioactive Waste, since 1990, vice chairman, 1991-1992, chairman, 1992-1994.
Member American Heart Association Council on Cardiovasc. Radiology. Major United States Army,1970-1972, Vietnam. Fellow American College Nuclear Physicians (long range planning committee 1981-1983, government affairs committee 1984-1994, Executive Committee 1987-1991, secretary 1989-1991, parliamentarian 1991-1995, treasurer 1996-1998, member publications committee since 1993, chairman publications committee 1993-1994, president-elect 1998-1999, and many others).
Member American Medical Association (diagnostic and therapeutic technical assessment reference panel since 1982), Am.Nuclear Society, Society Nuclear Medicine (commission on audit since 1992, board of trustees 1992-1996, house delegations since 1996, finance committee since 1996, board directors since 1997, bronzemedal for science exhibit 1984, board directors, secretary-treasurer Southern California Chapter.1993-1995, president-elect 1995-1996, president since 1996), Association University Radiologists, Arizona Medical Association, Pima County Medical Society, Radiological Society North America.
