Background
Zumerchik, John was born on November 29, 1932 in Chicago, Illinois, United States. Son of John and Anna (Marchuk) Zumerchik.
Zumerchik, John was born on November 29, 1932 in Chicago, Illinois, United States. Son of John and Anna (Marchuk) Zumerchik.
Associate of Arts, Wilson Junior College, Chicago, 1953; student, University Illinois, Chicago, 1953-1954; Doctor of Medicine, Loyola University, 1958.
Rotating intern, Cook County Hospital, Chicago, 1958-1959;
urology resident, Cook County Hospital, Chicago, 1960-1963;
general surgical resident, MacNeal Memorial Hospital, Berwyn, Illinois, 1959-1960;
private practice, Drs. Ross-Zumerchik Partnership, Evergreen Park, Illinois, 1964-1967;
private practice, Drs. Ross, Zumerchik, Boctor, Evergreen Park, 1970-1983;
private practice, Southwest Urology Associations, Evergreen Park, since 1983.
Staff urologist Little Company of Mary Hospital, chairman division urology, department.surgery, 1977-1980, 82-84. Staff urologist Ingalls Memorial Hsop. Member resident education attending staff department urology Cook County Hospital, 1961-1985, graduate education assistant professor, 1963-1985.
Clinical instructor urology medical student education Loyola University Chicago, 19562-72.
President 98th and Kedzie Corporation, Evergreen Park, 1988, 96-97. Lieutenant colonel Medical Corps United States Army, 1968-1970. Fellow American College of Surgeons (member examining committee 1978-1984, 92-96).
Member American Medical Association, American Urological Association (north central section), American Association Clinical Urologists, Chicago Urological Society (Executive Committee 1987), Illinois Urological Society, Illinois Medical Society, Chicago Medical Society, Pan-Pacific Surgical Association, Royal Society Medicine, American Society Andrology, American Fertility Society, American Institute Ultrasound in Medicine, Endourology Society.
Married Eileen Heraty, June 14, 1958. Children: Cheryl ann, John Francis, David Lee, Steven Jay, Patricia Eileen, James Jacob, Janine Marie.
