Background
Rubio, Pedro A. was born on December 17, 1944 in Mexico City. Son of Isaac and Esther.
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Pedro A. Rubio
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Master of Science in Surgical Technology, Pacific Western University, 1981, Doctor of Philosophy in biomedical Technology, 1982. Diplomate American Board Surgery, American Board Abdominal Surgery, American Board Laser Surgery, American Board Quality Assurance and Utilization Review Physicians, American Academy Pain Management, American Board Forensic Medicine, American Board Forensic Examiners, Diplomate Mexican board Angiology and Vascular Surgery, Infectious Diseases and General.Surgery. Professional certified law enforcement science, National Committee Professional Law Enforcement Standards, 1972.
Career
Research Institute Mental Sciences, Houston,1979-1985. Surgeon, director Cardiovascular Surgical Center, Houston, 1976-1985, Houston Cardiovascular Institute, 1985-1989, Laser Gallbladder Surgery Center.of Houston, 1990-1994. Course director Laser Training Institute, 1991-1996, Houston Laser Institute, 1989-1991.
Chairman surgery department Medical Center Hospital, Houston, 1978-1994, chairman emeritus department surgery Medical Center Hospital, Houston, 1994;national medical director National Association, Preferred Providers, Houston, 1995-1996, president Chief Executive Officer, chairman, board National Association, Preferred Providers, Houston, 1996.
Director Heuley Healthcare Incorporated. Consultant Texas Medical Liability Trust.
Research projects with Food and Drug Administration, National Cancer Institute, Department of Health, Education and Welfare, Virginia. President Executive Committee Houston Chamber Singers, 1982-1983.
Achievements
Membership
Lodge: Rosicrucian.
Connections
Married Debra Rubio; children: Sandra, Edward, Doctor of Medicine, U. Nacional Autónoma de Méx.
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American
Awards
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Decorated Palms Honor Cross (honorary), Mexico Army. Recipient Recognition diploma bachelor"s class Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, 1961, Facultad de Medicina, 1966. Named Outstanding Surgical Intern, Baylor College Medicine, 1970-1971.Doctor of Humane Letters Loudou Institute Applied Research, Fellow Academia de Ciencias Medicas del Instituto Mexicana de Cultura, Academia Mexicana de Cirugia, American College of Surgeons (Best Paper award South Texas chapter 1976), American College Angiology, American College Chest Physicians, Association Surgeons India (honorary), Society Surgeons Nepal (honorary), International College Surgeons (honorary), Knight Grand Cross, The Sovereign and Military Order of Saint John of Jerusalem, Houston Academy Medicine.tempSpaceInternational College Angiology, International College Surgeons (North America federation secretary 1991-1992, president United States section 1988-1989, president Texas division 1983-1985, world president-elect 1993-1994, world president 1995, historian 1985-1994, chairman membership committee United States section 1984-1986, Third place science motion picture 1980), Israel Medical Association United States of America, Royal Society Medicine, American Heart Association (stroke council), American Geriatrics Society, American Medical Association (Recognition award 1972-1995), American TraumaSoc., Denton A. Cooley Cardiovascular Society, Harris County (Texas) Medical Society, Houston Surgical Society (1st place essay 1973, 75), International Association Study Lung Cancer, International Cardiovascular Society, International Society Laser Medicine and Surgery, Sociedad Mexicana de Angiologia (1st place national.essay contest 1974), Society International Chirurgie, Society American Gastrontestinal Endoscopic Surgeons, Society Laparoendoscopic Surgeons, Society for Minimally Invasive Surgery, Southwestern Surgical Congress, Texas Medical Association, World Medical Association, International College Surgeons (world president), Phi Beta Delta.Decorated Palms Honor Cross (honorary), Mexico Army. Recipient Recognition diploma bachelor"s class Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, 1961, Facultad de Medicina, 1966. Named Outstanding Surgical Intern, Baylor College Medicine, 1970-1971.Doctor of Humane Letters Loudou Institute Applied Research, Fellow Academia de Ciencias Medicas del Instituto Mexicana de Cultura, Academia Mexicana de Cirugia, American College of Surgeons (Best Paper award South Texas chapter 1976), American College Angiology, American College Chest Physicians, Association Surgeons India (honorary), Society Surgeons Nepal (honorary), International College Surgeons (honorary), Knight Grand Cross, The Sovereign and Military Order of Saint John of Jerusalem, Houston Academy Medicine.tempSpaceInternational College Angiology, International College Surgeons (North America federation secretary 1991-1992, president United States section 1988-1989, president Texas division 1983-1985, world president-elect 1993-1994, world president 1995, historian 1985-1994, chairman membership committee United States section 1984-1986, Third place science motion picture 1980), Israel Medical Association United States of America, Royal Society Medicine, American Heart Association (stroke council), American Geriatrics Society, American Medical Association (Recognition award 1972-1995), American TraumaSoc., Denton A. Cooley Cardiovascular Society, Harris County (Texas) Medical Society, Houston Surgical Society (1st place essay 1973, 75), International Association Study Lung Cancer, International Cardiovascular Society, International Society Laser Medicine and Surgery, Sociedad Mexicana de Angiologia (1st place national.essay contest 1974), Society International Chirurgie, Society American Gastrontestinal Endoscopic Surgeons, Society Laparoendoscopic Surgeons, Society for Minimally Invasive Surgery, Southwestern Surgical Congress, Texas Medical Association, World Medical Association, International College Surgeons (world president), Phi Beta Delta.