Background
Lemberg, Louis was born on December 27, 1916 in Chicago, Illinois, United States. Son of Morris and Frances Lemberg.
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Vectorcardiography: A Programmed Introduction
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Electrophysiology of Pacing and Cardioversion
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Louis Lemberg
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Bachelor of Science, University Illinois, Chicago, 1938. Doctor of Medicine, University Illinois, 1940.
Career
Intern Mount Sinai Hospital, Chicago, 1940-1941, resident, 1945-1948, assistant professor medical, 1955-1958, associate professor medical, 1958-1970. Professor clinical cardiology University Miami (Florida) School Medicine, since 1970, director coronary care unit, 1965-1975. Chief cardiology Mercy Hospital, 1974-1979.
Chief staff National Children's Cardiac Hospital, 1959-1966. Consultant cardiology Veterans Administration Hospital, Miami, 1953-1964. Director cardiology Dade County Hospital, 1953-1964, director Heart Station and Electrocardiography, University Miami Jackson Memorial Medical Center, 1952-1975, program director Courses in Coronary Care for Practicing Physician, 1970-2003, Courses in Coronary Care for Nurses, 1970-1990.
Master Approach to Cardiovascular Problems, 1972-1982, Cardiology Update for Intensive Care Nurses, American College Cardiology, 1978-1992, Cardiology Update, 1987-2002.
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Membership
Served to major Army of the United States, 1941-1955. Fellow American College of Physicians, American College Cardiology (editorial board journal). Member Heart Association Greater Miami (president), Florida Heart Association (president), American Heart Association (fellow Council Clinical Cardiology), American Medical Association (Physician"s Recognition award 1970-1986,1986-1994, 95-2001).
Clubs: Palm Bay (Miami), Williams Island.
Connections
Married Dorothy Feinstein, 1940 (deceased 1969). Children: Gerald, Laura Bott, Paula Saltzman. Married Miriam Mayer, January 29, 1971.
Awards
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Recipient University St. Torres (Phillippines) Luis Guerrero honorary lecturer award, 1977, Recognition award University Miami School Medicine, Lifetime Achievement award Jackson Memorial Medical Center University Miami, 1997, Key to City of Miami Beach, Florida, Nurses Pioneering Spirit award American Association Critical Care, 2000, Physicians Recognition awards American Medical Association.Recipient University St. Torres (Phillippines) Luis Guerrero honorary lecturer award, 1977, Recognition award University Miami School Medicine, Lifetime Achievement award Jackson Memorial Medical Center University Miami, 1997, Key to City of Miami Beach, Florida, Nurses Pioneering Spirit award American Association Critical Care, 2000, Physicians Recognition awards American Medical Association.