Background
Ogata, Masana was born on February 13, 1926 in Okayama, Japan. Son of Masuo and Fuku Ogata.
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Masana Ogata
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Masana Ogata, industrial medicine scientist. Achievements include patents for flicker test apparatus or fatigue examination using diode as light source. Decorated Order of the Sacred Treasure, The Emperor Japan, 2004; recipient official commendation Ministry Environmental Protection, 1989, Certified of honor Beijing Society Preventive Medicine, 1996.
Education
Doctor of Medicine, Okayama Medical School, Japan, 1949. Doctor of Philosophy, Okayama Medical School, Japan, 1956.
Career
Professor Okayama University Medical School, 1962-1991, dean, 1983-1985, retired, 1991, professor emeritus, since 1991. Professor Kawasaki University Medical Welfare, 1991-1999. Dean Okayama College Medical Technology Sciences, 1999—2005, dean emeritus, 2005.
Trustee National Council Private Schools Rehabilitation, 2002—2004.
Achievements
Membership
Chairman Council for Anti-Pollution Measures, Okayama Prefectural Government, 1989-1993, member Ministry of Labor, Government of Japan Communications for Workers Health Check, 1989. Member Association Medical Drs. in Asia, non-governmental organization (honorary, executive adviser 2005), Japan Society Occupational Health, American Conference Governmental Industrial Hygienists (biological expos indices Cincinnati chapter 1987-1995, Outstanding Contribution award 1990).
Connections
Married Sachiko (Noda) Ogata March 23, 1958. Children: Munetomo Reiko, Ogata Masatoshi.
Education
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1949
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1956
Career
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1962 - 1991
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1983 - 1985
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1991 - 1999
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1999 - 2005
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2005
Awards
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Decorated Order of the Sacred Treasure, The Emperor Japan, 2004. Recipient official commendation Ministry Environmental Protection, 1989, Certified of honor Beijing Society Preventive Medicine, 1996.Decorated Order of the Sacred Treasure, The Emperor Japan, 2004. Recipient official commendation Ministry Environmental Protection, 1989, Certified of honor Beijing Society Preventive Medicine, 1996.