Jan Jeheskel Kellermann

Background

Kellermann, Jan Jeheskel was born on June 19, 1926 in Bratislava, Slovakia. Son of Julius and Martha (Gutfreund) Kellermann.

Education

Doctor of Medicine, Leopold Franzens University, Innsbruck, Austria, 1955.

Career

Intern Tel Hashomer Government Hospital, Israel, 1955—1957, resident, 1960. Associate principal investigator, principal investigator Social Rehabilitation Administration, Department of Health, Washington, 1969—1973, Public Health Service, Cincinnati, 1967—1970. Head cardiac evaluation and rehabilitation institute Chaim Sheba Medical Center, Tel Hashomer, Israel, since 1968.

Associate professor Sackler School Medicine, Tel Aviv University, 1978—1985, chairman medical rehabilitation, since 1983, professor, since 1985. Member expert advisory panel for cardiology World Health Organization, 1981. Foreign director International School Cardiology, Ettore Majorana, Erice.

Section editor Journal Cardiology, 1977. Editor-in-chief Cardiology, 1979. Series editor Advances in Cardiology, since 1981, Bibliotheca Cardiologica, since 1981.

Guest lecturer, visiting professor various universities Ben Gurion University Negev, since 1983. Chairman subcommittee allied health professions Council Higher Education, since 1984. Science adviser Fondazione Clinica del Lavoro, Pavia, 1984.

Achievements

• January Jeheskel Kellermann has been listed as a noteworthy physician, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Fellow: American Heart Association, American College Chest Physicians, American College Cardiology. Member: Israel Heart Society, Israel Medical Association, International Society Cardiology (executive member council cardiac rehabilitation).

Connections

Married Erika Schwartz, April 26, 1949.

Father:

Julius Kellermann

Mother:

Martha (Gutfreund) Kellermann

Spouse:

Erika Schwartz