Neil Lloyd Rosenberg

Background

Rosenberg, Neil Lloyd was born on July 1, 1954 in Chicago, Illinois, United States. Son of Charles B. and Helen (Deitchman) Rosenberg.

Education

Bachelor of Science in Physiological Psychology, University of Illinois, 1976; Doctor of Medicine, Chicago Medical School, 1978.

Career

Intern and resident in internal medicine, Cook County Hospital, Chicago, 1978-1979; resident in neurology, Oregon Health Sciences U., Portland, 1979-1982; fellow neuromuscular diseases, U. Colorado School Medicine, Denver, 1982-1983; assistant professor, U. Colorado School Medicine, Denver, 1983-1989; neurologist, Denver General Hospital, 1983-1986; from associate investigator to research associate, VA Medical Center, Denver, 1983-1989; medical director Center for Occupational Neurology & Neurotoxicology, Colorado Neurolog. Institute, Englewood, since 1989; medical director Neuromuscular Disease Program, since 1989; medical director Neuroimmunology Program, since 1989. Executive medical director Institute for Occupational and Environmental Medicine, Englewood, since 1989, International Institute for Inhalant Abuse, Englewood, since 1991.

Chairman research committee Colorado Neurological Institute, since 1990. Visiting professor Albert Einstein College Medicine, Bronx, New York, since 1989. Associate clinical professor U. Colorado School Medical, Denver, since 1989.

Membership

Member American Association for the Advancement of Science, American Medical Association, American Society for Neurological Investigation (president 1989-1991), American Academy Neurology, American College Occupational and Environmental Medicine, Am.Assn. Electrodiagnostic Medicine, New York Academy of Medicine.

Interests

• Avocations: bicycling, cross training, writing, public speaking, astronomy.

Connections

Married Laura J. Watt, September 17, 1977. Children: Philip, Rachel.

Father:

Charles B. Rosenberg

Mother:

Helen (Deitchman) Rosenberg

Spouse:

Laura J. Watt

child:

Rachel Rosenberg

child:

Philip Rosenberg