Michael Burnett Flynn

Background

Flynn, Michael Burnett was born on August 30, 1938 in Brooklyn.

Education

Bachelor, U. Dublin, Ireland, 1961; Bacclaureatus in Medicina, Chirurgia et Arte Obstetricia, U. Dublin, 1962.

Career

Rotating intern, Stamford (Connecticut) Hospital, 1962-1963; resident in general surgery, U. Maryland. Hospital, Baltimore, 1965-1969; surgical oncology fellow, Doctor of Medicine Anderson Hospital, Houston, 1969-1970; head and neck surgery advanced senior fellow, Doctor of Medicine Anderson Hospital, Houston, 1970-1971; private practice, Surgical Oncology, Louisville, 1971-1986; clinical instructor department surgery, U. Louisville, 1971-1972; assistant clinical professor department surgery, U. Louisville, 1971-1978; associate clinical professor department surgery, U. Louisville, 1978-1986; associate professor department surgery, U. Louisville, 1986-1995; professor department surgery, U. Louisville, since 1995; director breast care center, J. Graham Brown Cancer Center, Louisville, 1987-1994; associate director cancer control and community relations, J. Graham Brown Cancer Center, Louisville, since 1992; medical co-director Kentucky cancer program, J. Graham Brown Cancer Center, Louisville, since 1990.

Achievements

• Michael Burnett Flynn has been listed as a noteworthy Surgeon, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Fellow American College Surgeons. Member American Medical Association (Humanitarian Svc. award 1968), Jefferson County Medical Association, Kentucky Medical Association, Society Surgical Oncology, Society.Head and Neck Surgeons (secretary 1988-1992, vice president 1992-1993, president-elect 1993-1994, president 1994-1995).

Interests

• Avocations: skiing, jogging, cycling, roller blading.