Background
Green, Mayer Albert was born on May 29, 1909 in Pittsburgh. Son of Oscar and Elizabeth (Rosenbloom) Green.
Green, Mayer Albert was born on May 29, 1909 in Pittsburgh. Son of Oscar and Elizabeth (Rosenbloom) Green.
Bachelor of Science, University Pittsburgh, 1929. Doctor of Medicine, University Pittsburgh, 1932.
Rotating intern, Montefiore Hospital, Pittsburgh, 1932-1933;
resident in roentgenology, Montefiore Hospital, Pittsburgh, 1933-1934;
resident in roentgenology, Mount Sinai Hospital, New York City, 1937-1938;
assistant medical director, Mount Sinai Hospital, New York City, 1938-1939;
private practice in general medicine and internal medicine, Pittsburgh, 1933-1937;
private practice in allergy and clinical immunology, Pittsburgh, since 1939;
instructor in allergy, Department Medicine, U. Pittsburgh, 1933-1937;
instructor in allergy, School Medicine, U. Pittsburgh, since 1953. Senior physician, chief of allergy Columbia Hospital, now Forbes Health System, since 1955. Consultant in allergy Shadyside Hospital, Braddock Medical Center, Jewish Home and Hospital for the Aged, South Hills Health System, Ohio Valley General Hospital.
Emeritus physician, allergy consultant St. John's General Hospital. Lecturer in field.
Fellow American College of Physicians (life), American Medical Association, American College Allergists (first vice president 1953-1954, board regents 1962-1963, president 1962-1963, others), American Academy of Psychosomatic Medicine, American Academy Allergy, American College of Chest Physicians, International Association of Allergists and Allergology (honorary), American Medical Writer's Association. Member American Association for the Advancement of Science, Association of America Medical Colleges, Pennsylvania Medical Society, Pittsburgh Allergy Society, Allegheny Medical Society, Pennsylvania Thoracic Society, Association of Convalescent Homes and Hospital for Asthmatic Children (various committees), and many others.
Married Phyllis Blumenfeld, February 6, 1938. Children: Patricia, Richard, Nancy.