Michael Donald Apstein

Background

Apstein, Michael Donald was born on March 21, 1946 in New York City.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Dickinson College, 1968; Doctor of Medicine, U. Maryland., 1972.

Career

Intern and resident, Boston City Hospital, 1972-1974; fellow in gastroenterology, Boston VA Medical Center, 1975-1977; teaching assistant in medicine, School Medicine, Boston University, 1975-1977; research associate in medicine, School Medicine, Boston University, 1977-1979; instructor in medicine, School Medicine, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1979-1987; assistant professor medicine, School Medicine, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, since 1987; co-director, Brigham & Women's Hospital/Veterans Affairs Medical Center Clinical Gastroenterology, since 1991. Staff physician gastroenterology West Roxbury (Massachusetts) VA Medical Center, 1979-1981, attending physician, since 1979, chief gastroenterology section, since 1981. Attending physician Brigham & Women's Hospital, Boston, since 1979, junior associate in medicine, 1980-1981, associate in medicine, 1981-1982, associate physician, since 1982.

Guest lecturer in gastroenterology Harvard-Massachusetts Institute of Technology Health Science Technology Pathway, since 1981. Visiting fellow liver unit Kings College Hospital, London, 1986, International Center Diarrheal Disease Research, Bangledesh, 1979. Consultant in field.

Achievements

• Michael Donald Apstein has been listed as a noteworthy Medical educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Fellow American College Gastroenterology. Member American Federation Clinical Research, American Gastroenterological Association, American Association Study of Liver Diseases, International Hepato-Biliary Pancreatic Association, European Association Study of Liver, Alpha Omega Alpha.