Background
Arnold, Robert was born on November 12, 1957 in Vancouver, Washington, District of Columbia, United States. Son of Stanley Arnold and Joan (Gleitsman) Huber.
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Robert Arnold
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Certified medical ethics practicum, U. Tennessee, Memphis, 1980; student, University Tennessee, Knoxville, 1981; Bachelor in Biology and Philosophy, U. Missouri, Kansas City, 1983; Doctor of Medicine, U. Missouri, Kansas City, 1983.
Career
General internal medicine resident, Rhode Island Hospital, Providence, 1983-1986;
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation clinical scholar, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, 1986-1988;
fellow in public and health policy, Kellogg Foundation, 1987;
director clinical ethics training program, U. Pittsburgh School Medicine, since 1988;
director fellowship in medical ethics, U. Pittsburgh School Medicine, since 1988;
assistant professor division general internal medicine, U. Pittsburgh School Medicine, 1988-1993;
clinical coordinator primary care internal medicine residency, U. Pittsburgh School Medicine, 1990-1993;
assistant professor department psychiatry, U. Pittsburgh School Medicine, since 1990;
associate director education Center for Medical Ethics, U. Pittsburgh School Medicine, since 1992;
director Primary Care Residency Training Program, U. Pittsburgh School Medicine, 1993-1996;
associate professor medicine division general internal medicine, U. Pittsburgh School Medicine, since 1994;
director ambulatory education division general medicine, U. Pittsburgh School Medicine, 1994-1996;
staff physician, Pittsburgh Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome Center for Treatment. Co-instructor U. Missouri, Kansas City School Medicine, 1980-1981. Graduate assistant U. Tennessee, Knoxville, 1981.
Instructor Brown U. Program in Medicine, 1985. Founder, co-director curriculum in medical ethics general internal medicine residency program Rhode Island Hospital, 1984-1986. Co-organizer, instructor ethics component of introduction to clinical medicine Brown U. Program in Medicine, 1985-1986.
Instructor seminar in medical ethics University of Pennsylvania School Medicine, 1986-1988. Member data safety and monitoring board peripheral arterial disease-pilot study National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute, 1993. Abstractor APDIM Ednl.
Clearinghouse Tchg. Medical Ethics, since 1989, Miles Annotated Bibliography Doctor-Patient Comm.-Medical Ethics, 1992. Lecturer various universities, organizations, hospitals. Member consultant ethics and human rights committee Presbyterian U. Hospital, since 1988, ethics consultant, since 1991.
Preceptor summer premedical academic enrichmentprogram, since 1991. Member of faculty Center for Medical Ethics Continung Education Program, since 1992. Staff physician Rainbow Free Care Clinic, Pittsburgh, since 1992.
Achievements
Membership
Member American College of Physicians, APHA, American Academy on Doctor and Patient, American Geriatric Society (legislation affairs committee Pennsylvania chapter 1992), American Federation Clinical Research, American Medical Women's Association, Association Practical and Professional Ethics, Carol F. Reynolds History Society, Physicians for Human Rights, Physicians for National Health Program, Physicians for Social Responsibility (national board directors 1986-1990, national treasurer Executive Committee 1989-1990, member Pittsburgh steering committee 1988-1991, chairman 1990-1991), Society Bioehtics Consultation, Society General Internal Medicine (co-chairman ethics committee 1994-1995), Society Health and Human Values (resident interest group 1985-1988, 91-94, reviewer national meeting 1988-1989, national program coordinator 1991-1992, treasurer, secretary 1990-1992, member county 1989-1992, president-elect 1996, president 1997), Phi Kappa Phi, Omega Delta Kappa.
Connections
Married Nancy Levine, December 5, 1996. Children: Hillel, Shula, Brandon, Kirsten.
