Background
Feldman, Marc D. was born on March 14, 1955 in Washington, District of Columbia, United States. Son of William M. and Gloria M. Feldman.
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Marc D. Feldman
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Marc D. Feldman, American cardiologist, biomedical engineer, physiologist. Diplomate National Board Medical Examiners, American Board Internal Medicine, American Board Cardiovasc. Disease, American Board Interventional Cardiology. Fellow American College Cardiology; member Medical Society Virginia, Cardiovascular Systems Dynamics Society.
Education
Bachelor of Science magna cum laude, Duke University, 1977. Doctor of Medicine, University Pennsylvania, 1981.
Career
Intern, resident in internal medicine University Chicago, 1981-1983. Fellow in cardiology Harvard University, Boston, 1983-1987. Assistant professor University Virginia, Charlottesville, 1987-1994.
Associate professor University Pittsburgh, 1994-1998, University Texas, San Antonio, since 1998. Adjunct assistan professor School biomedical Engineering University Texas, Austin, since 1998. Staff physician South Texas Veterans Health Care Systems, since 1998.
Director research cardiac catheteriazaion lab University Virginia School Medicine, 1990-1994, head committee for clinical referrals department cardiology, 1990-1994. Director in-patient cardiology, 1992-1994. Director catheterization laboratory Westmoreland Regional Hospital, 1994-1995.
Director cardiac catheterization laboratory Presbyterian Hospital, University Pittsburgh Medical Center, 1994-1998, coordinator cardiac catheterization conference, 1994-1998, coordinator cardiac didactic and research conference, 1994-1998. Associate director cardiac catheterization laboratories University Texas Health Science Center, since 1998, director interventional research, since 1998. Lecturer in field; editorial consultant to various medical journals.
Achievements
Membership
Fellow American College Cardiology. Member Medical Society Virginia, Cardiovascular Systems Dynamics Society.
Connections
Married Jonquil D. Feldman, June 8, 1981. Children; Jake, Nate.
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Nationality
American
Awards
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Named one of top two physicians in cardiac catheterization in tristate area, Pittsburgh Magazine, 1997. Recipient Honorary Science award, Bausch and Lomb, 1973, Morton McCutcheon memorial prize, University Pennsylvania School Medicine, 1979, Young Investigator award, American Heart Association, 1993. Fellow, National Science Foundation, 1973-1974, National Institutes of Health, 1984-1987. Grantee, Bayer, 1988-1990, American Heart Association, 1988-1990, since 2002, Otsuka Pharmaceutical, 1992-1994, National Institutes of Health, 1992-1997, 2001-2002, Merck Pharmaceutical, 1992-1997, since 2000, Whitby Pharmaceutical, 1993-1994, Siemens Medical Systems, 1995-1996, Millar Instruments, 1999—2001, Mitsubishi Chemical American, Inc., 1999—2001, Cleveland Clinical Foundation, 1999—2000, Kronkosky Foundation, 2000-2001, Takeda, since 2000.Named one of top two physicians in cardiac catheterization in tristate area, Pittsburgh Magazine, 1997. Recipient Honorary Science award, Bausch and Lomb, 1973, Morton McCutcheon memorial prize, University Pennsylvania School Medicine, 1979, Young Investigator award, American Heart Association, 1993. Fellow, National Science Foundation, 1973-1974, National Institutes of Health, 1984-1987.
Grantee, Bayer, 1988-1990, American Heart Association, 1988-1990, since 2002, Otsuka Pharmaceutical, 1992-1994, National Institutes of Health, 1992-1997, 2001-2002, Merck Pharmaceutical, 1992-1997, since 2000, Whitby Pharmaceutical, 1993-1994, Siemens Medical Systems, 1995-1996, Millar Instruments, 1999—2001, Mitsubishi Chemical American, Inc., 1999—2001, Cleveland Clinical Foundation, 1999—2000, Kronkosky Foundation, 2000-2001, Takeda, since 2000.