Background
Damewood, Marian de Marinis was born on December 14, 1953 in Mount Vernon, New York, United States. Daughter of M. Joseph and Carmel R. de Marinis.
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Marian de Marinis Damewood
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Marian de Marinis Damewood, American Reproductive endocrinologist, infertility surgeon. Named one of 100 Most Promising Women of Decade Good Housekeeping magazine, 1985, Outstanding Working Woman in United States of America Glamour magazine, 1983; research scholar in chemistry Wellesley College, 1972; recipient Research award Dow Chemical Company, 1971-1972.
Education
Bachelor, Johns Hopkins University, 1975; Doctor of Medicine, Johns Hopkins University, 1978.
Career
Intern and resident, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, 1978-1982;
instructor reproductive endocrinology, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, 1982-1984;
assistant professor obstetrics/gynecology, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, 1984-1989;
director in vitro fertilization program, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, 1984-1992;
associate professor, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, 1989-1992;
associate director women's hospital fertility center, in vitro program, Greater Baltimore Medical Center, 1992-1996;
medical director Women's Resource Center, Greater Baltimore Medical Center, since 1996. Consultant Office Technology Assessment United States Congress, Washington, 1987, written examination in reproductive endocrinology American Board Ob.-Gyn., 1989, 91. Consultant, government expert United States Attorney' General’ s Office, Washington, Virginia, 1992.
Vatican consultant Ethical Assessment Conference, Belgium, 1988.
Achievements
Membership
Member American Fertility Society (general program chairman 1994-1995, seminar chairman 1993-1994, roundtable chairman 1992-1993).
Interests
Connections
Married Richard Bryant Damewood, June 4, 1978. 1 child, Diana.
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Nationality
American
Awards
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Named one of 100 Most Promising Women of Decade Good Housekeeping magazine, 1985, Outstanding Working Woman in United States of America Glamour magazine, 1983. Research scholar in chemistry Wellesley College, 1972. Recipient Research award Dow Chemical Company, 1971-1972.Named one of 100 Most Promising Women of Decade Good Housekeeping magazine, 1985, Outstanding Working Woman in United States of America Glamour magazine, 1983. Research scholar in chemistry Wellesley College, 1972. Recipient Research award Dow Chemical Company, 1971-1972.