Background
Whitcomb, Michael Edward was born on November 6, 1940 in Middletown, Ohio, United States.
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Michael Edward Whitcomb
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Michael Edward Whitcomb, American Internist, medical school administrator. Diplomate American Board Internal Medicine, Pulmonary Disease Subspecialty Board. Recipient Meritorious Service award Walter Reed Army Medical Center, 1974,Young Investigators award National Institutes of Health, 1975, 77; Robert Wood Johnson fellow,1984-1985.
Education
Bachelor of Science, Ohio State University, 1961; Doctor of Medicine, U. Cincinnati, 1965.
Career
Commissioned lst Lieutenant, United States Army, 1964; advanced through grades lieutenant colonel, United States Army, 1973; intern Brooke Army Medical Center, United States Army, San Antonio, 1965-1966; resident in internal medicine Walter Reed Army Medical Center, United States Army, Washington, 1966-1969; chief resident, United States Army, Washington, 1968-1969; chief pulmonary disease service, United States Army, Washington, 1971-1974; chief pulmonary disease division Tripler General Hospital, United States Army, Honolulu, 1970-1971; resigned, United States Army, 1974; associate director pulmonary disease, Boston City Hospital, 1974-1976; chief pulmonary disease service, University Hospital, Boston, 1976-1977; director pulmonary disease division, Ohio State University Hospitals, Columbus, 1977-1982; associate department chairman medicine, assistant medical director, Ohio State University Hospitals, Columbus, 1980-1981; medical director, associate dean clinical affairs, Ohio State University Hospitals, Columbus, 1981-1985; assistant vice president health services College Medicine, Ohio State University, Columbus, 1985-1986; dean School Medicine, U. Missouri, Columbia, since 1986; director clinical services, U. Hospital, Columbia, since 1986; dean of medicine, U. Washington, Seattle, 1988-1990; professor of medicine, U. Washington, Seattle. Assistant clinical professor medicine U. Hawaii, Honolulu, 1970-1971, Georgetown University, Washington, 1971-1974.
Achievements
Membership
Fellow American College of Physicians, American College Chest Physicians. Member American Thoracic Society (Edward Livingston Trudeau fellow 1975-1979).
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Nationality
American
Awards
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Recipient Meritorious Service award Walter Reed Army Medical Center, 1974,Young Investigators award National Institutes of Health, 1975, 77. Robert Wood Johnson fellow,1984-1985.Recipient Meritorious Service award Walter Reed Army Medical Center, 1974,Young Investigators award National Institutes of Health, 1975, 77. Robert Wood Johnson fellow,1984-1985.