Matthew Francis McNulty

Background

McNulty, Matthew Francis was born on November 26, 1914 in Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States. Son of Matthew Francis and Abby Helen (Dwyer) McNulty.

Education

Bachelor of Science, St. Peter's College, 1938; Doctor of Humane Letters (honorary), St. Peter's College, 1978; postgraduate, Rutgers University Law School, 1939-1941; graduate, Officer Candidate School, United States Army, 1941; graduate, United States Army Staff and Command School, Fort Leavenworth, 1945; Master of Health Administration, Northwestern University, 1949; Master in Public Health, U. North Carolina, 1952; Doctor of Science (honorary), University Alabama, 1969; Doctor of Science (honorary), Georgetown University, 1986.

Career

Contract writer, management trainee acturial division, Prudential Life Insurance Company, Newark, New Jersey, 1938-1946; director medical administration, VA, Chicago and Washington, 1946-1949; project officer to take over and operate new VA Teaching Hospitals, VA, Little Rock, Birmingham, Alabama and Chicago, 1949-1954; administrator, U. Alabama Jefferson-Hillman Hospital, Birmingham, 1954-1960; founding general director, U. Alabama Hospitals and Clinics, 1960-1966; founding professor hospital administration, U. Alabama Graduate School, 1954-1969; visiting professor, U. Alabama Graduate School, since 1969; founding director graduate program health administration, U. Alabama Graduate School, 1964-1969; professor epidemiology and preventive medicine, U. Alabama School Medicine, 1960-1969; founding dean, School Health Administration (now School Health Related Professionals), 1965-1969; president, Matthew F. McNulty, Junior & Associations, Inc., 1954-1991. Founding director Council Teaching Hospitals and associate director Association American Medical Colls., 1966-1969. Professor community medicine and international health Georgetown University, 1969-1989, professor emeritus since 1989, vice president medical center affairs, 1969-1972, executive vice president, medical center affairs, 1972-1974.

Chancellor, director GeorgetownU. Medical Center, 1974-1986. Chancellor emeritus Georgetown University, since 1986. Chairman academic affairs committee, trustee Hahnemann U., Phila, since 1987.

Trustee Florida Foundation for Active Aging, since 1989. Consultant VA Advisory Committee on Geriatrics &Gerontology, since 1991. Founding Chairman of the Board University District of Columbia Affiliated Health Plan, Inc., 1974-1978.

Founding chairman of the board of trustees Georgetown University Community Health Plan, Inc., 1972-1980. Visiting professor Center U., Caracas, Venezuela, 1957-1961. Hospital consultant, since 1953.

Board directors Kaiser-Georgetown CommunityHealth Plan, Inc., Washington, 1980-1985, board directors Kaiser Health Plans and Hospitals, Oakland, California, 1980-1985, emeritus, since 1985. Member Statuatory VA Special Medical Advisory Group, 1978-1989, Higher Education Committee on Dental Schools Curriculum, 1978-1979. Preceptor hospital administration Northwestern University, Washington University, U. Iowa, University of Minnesota, 1953-1969.

Member of national advising committee health research projects Georgia Institute Technology, 1959-1965, 73-85. National advising committee health research projects U. Pittsburgh, 1956-1960. Advising committee Will Keith Kellogg Foundation, 1960-1965.

Visiting consultant, lecturer Venezuelan Ministry Health and Social Welfare, 1967-1969. Director Blue Cross-Blue Shield Alabama, 1960-1961, 65-68. Trustee, member Executive Committee Blue Cross and Blue Shield National Capital Area, 1973-1989, Washington Board Trade, 1972-1986.

Member feasability study P.R. VA Medical Care, 1949, feasability study Arizona Medical Education, 1956.

Membership

Board of directors Greater Birmingham United Appeal, 1960-1966. Trustee, chairman Jefferson County (Alabama) Tuberculosis Sanatorium, 1958-1964. Member health services research study section National Institutes of Health, 1963-1967.

Consultant United States Public Health Service, 1959-1963. Member White House Conference on Health, 1965, on Medicare Implementation, 1966, National Institutes of Health, United States Public Health Service and DHEW Communications, 1967-1986, others. Trustee National Council International Health, 1975-1986.

President National League Nursing, 1979-1981. Served to major United States Army Air Force, 1942-1946, lieutenant colonel United States Air Force Reserve, 1946-1955. Fellow American Public Health Association, American College Healthcare Executives (life, board regents and council of regents 1961-1967, Distinguished Health Science Executive award 1976).

Mem American Association for the Advancement of Science, American Hospital Association (life, Distinguished Service award 1984), Alabama Hospital Association (past president), National League for Nursing (past president), District of Columbia League Nursing (past director), National Forum Health Planning (past president, Distinguished award, 1987), Council Medical Administration, International Hospital Federation, Jefferson County Alabama Visiting Nursing Association (past president, Distinguished Service award), Alabama Public Health Association (past chairman medical care section), Southeastern Hospital Conference (past director), Birmingham Hospital Council (past president), Hospital Council National Capital Area (president 1985-1989, Executive Committee since 1989, past president 1989-1993, treasurer since 1993), Association University Programs in Hospital Administration (Distinguished award 1971), Greater Birmingham Area Chamber ofC. (Merit award), Washington Academy of Medicine, American Association Medical Colls. (founding chairman teaching hospital council 1964-1969, Distinguished Service Member), Royal Society Health, American Systems Management Society (Distinguished award), Organisation University Health Center Adminstrs., Santa Gertrudis Breeders International, Bashkir Curley Horse Breeders Association, Medical Society of District of Columbia (John Benjamin Nichols award 1982), University Club Alabama, Cosmos Club, City Tavern Club, KC (3d degree, county 10499 Ocean Springs, 4th degree Francis Deignan Assembly), Knights of Malta, Omicron Kappa Upsilon.

Connections

Married Mary Nell Johnson, May 4, 1946. Children: Matthew Francis III, Mary Lauren.

Father:

Matthew Francis McNulty

Mother:

Abby Helen (Dwyer) McNulty

Spouse:

Mary Nell Johnson

child:

Mary Lauren McNulty

child:

Matthew Francis III McNulty