Monroe James Romansky

Background

Romansky, Monroe James was born on March 16, 1911 in Hartford, Connecticut, United States. Son of Benjamin and Henrietta (Levine) Romansky.

Education

Bachelor of Arts, Univercity Maine, 1933; Doctor of Medicine, University Rochester, 1937.

Career

Intern, Strong Memorial Hospital-U. Rochester, New York, 1937-1938; assistant resident, Strong Memorial Hospital-U. Rochester, 1938-1939; James Gleason Research fellow studies on relationship of kidneys to hypertension, Strong Memorial Hospital-U. Rochester, 1939-1940; chief resident, Strong Memorial Hospital-U. Rochester, 1940-1941; instructor in medicine, Strong Memorial Hospital-U. Rochester, 1941-1942; investigator, Office Science Research and Development, Surgeon General United States, 1941-1942; chief biochemistry and antibiotic research, Walter Reed Army Hospital, 1942-1946; associate professor, School Medicine, George Washington University, Washington, since 1946; professor medicine, School Medicine, George Washington University, since 1957; director, George Washington University medical division District of Columbia General Hospital, 1950-1969; director infectious diseases research laboratory and infectious diseases division, District of Columbia General Hospital, 1950-1969. Consultant internal medicine antibiotics Walter Reed Army Hospital, Washington, since 1946. Cons. internal medicine antibiotics Veterans Administration Hospital., Washington, since 1952, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland., since 1953, Surgeon General United States Air Force, since 1966.

Member Asian influenza advising committee District of Columbia, 1956-1961. Member ad hoc advisory com.Bur. Medicine Food and Drug Administration, 1966-1967.

Examiner American Board Internal Medicine, 1965, 67, 69.

Achievements

• Monroe James Romansky has been listed as a noteworthy Physician, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Trustees council University Rochester, 1965–2006. Served with United States Marine Corps., Army of the United States, 1942-1946. Fellow American College of Physicians (advisory board to governor District of Columbia 1969–2006).

Member American Society Internal Medicine, American Federation Clinical Research, Society Experimental Biology and Medicine, American Society Microbiology, Infectious Diseases Society (founding council 1963-1966), Society Medical Consultant to Armed Forces, Sigma Xi, Alpha Omega Alpha. Clubs: Woodmont Country.

Connections

Married Evelyn Muriel Lackman, January 10, 1943. Children: Stephen, Gerald, Michael, Richard.

Father:

Benjamin Romansky

Mother:

Henrietta (Levine) Romansky

Spouse:

Evelyn Muriel Lackman

child:

Richard Romansky

child:

Gerald Romansky

child:

Stephen Romansky

child:

Michael Romansky