Martin Jay Jay Raff

Background

Raff, Martin Jay was born on March 20, 1937 in Brooklyn. Son of Henry B. and Anne (Regunberg) Raff.

Education

Bachelor, Brandeis U., 1958; Master of Science, U. Vermont, 1960; Doctor of Medicine with honors, Doctor of Philosophy, Medical Branch University Texas, Galveston, 1965; Juris Doctor, U. Louisville, 1988.

Career

Intern, New York Hospital-Cornell Univercity Medical Center, New York City, 1965-1966; assistant physician, fellow in infectious diseases, New York Hospital-Cornell Univercity Medical Center, New York City, 1966-1967; assistant physician in medicine, New York Hospital, CUMC, Memorial Hospital Cancer Allied Diseases, New York City, 1969-1971; chief section infectious diseases, from assistant to associate to professor medicine, U. Louisville, since 1971; director, coordinator clinical diagnosis, U. Louisville, 1971-1976; associate department microbiology, U. Louisville, 1971-1976; member graduate faculty, U. Louisville, 1974; from assistant to associate professor microbiology, U. Louisville, since 1977; associate department chairman medicine (clinical service), U. Louisville, 1979-1980; director medical teaching program, staff physician, consultant, Jewish Hospital, Louisville, 1983-1987; clinical chief medical service, staff physician, consultant, U. Louisville and Humana Hospital U., Louisville, since 1987. Physician New York State Narcotics Addiction Control Commission, 1969-1971. Staff physician Louisville General Hospital, 1971-1979, Louisville Memorial Hospital, since 1975.

Staff physician, consultant VA Medical Center, Louisville, since 1971. Consultant Baptist Hospital Highlands, Humana Hospital Surburban, Norton-Kosair-Children's Hospital, Saints Mary and Elizabeth Hospital, St. Anthony Hospital, Clark County (Indiana) Memorial Hospital, Memorial Hospital Floyd County (Indiana), since 1972, Merrell-National laboratories, 1973-1981, Baptist Hospital East, Institute Physical Medicine Rehab.1975-, Humana Hospital Audubon, since 1979. Chief clinical internal medicine U.Louisville Health Sciences Center.

Achievements

• Bar: Kentucky 1988; diplomate American Board Internal Medicine, subspecialty infectious diseases. Licensed in medicine Texas, New York, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Indiana.

Membership

Advisor-consultant PRO-POWER, since 1987. Member Metropolitan Opera Guild, since 1978, City-County Board Health committee Swine Flu, 1976-1977. Sponsor Louisville Orchestra, since 1977.

Patron Louisville Ballet, since 1979, Kentucky Opera Association. Member President's Council, since 1982. Physician consultant Actor's Theatre Louisville, since 1977, Louisville Ballet, since 1977.

Served with United States Army Medical Corps, 1967-1969. Fellow American College Physicians, Infectious Diseases Society American, American College Chest Physicians, American College Legal Medicine. Member International Society Chemotherapy, International Society Aquatic Medicine, Inter-American Society ChemotherapyInc., American Association for the Advancement of Science, American Association of University Professors, National Foundation Infectious Diseases, Kentucky Bar.Assn., Kentucky Medical Association, Louisville Bar Association, Jefferson County Medical Society, Assn.Trial Lawyers American.

Interests

• Avocations: Japanese antiques, philately, numismatics, opera, scuba diving.

Connections

Married Marjorie A. Rosen (divorced 1975). Married Patricia Jean Donnelly. Children: Eric Howard, Lori Ellen, StacyAlison, Jason Hart, Evan Jerome, Joshua Michael.

Father:

Henry B. Raff

Mother:

Anne (Regunberg) Raff

Spouse:

Marjorie A. Rosen

Spouse:

Patricia Jean Donnelly

child:

Eric Howard Raff

child:

Jason Hart Raff

child:

StacyAlison Raff

child:

Evan Jerome Raff

child:

Joshua Michael Raff

child:

Lori Ellen Raff