Robert Allan Margulies

Background

Margulies, Robert Allan was born on May 29, 1942 in Jersey City.

Education

Graduate, Rutgers University, 1965; Doctor of Medicine, U. Medicine and Dentistry New Jersey, 1969.

Career

Intern, Martland Hospital-New Jersey College Medicine, Newark, 1969-1970; resident in surgery, National Naval Medical Center, Bethesda, Maryland., 1975-1976; resident in aerospace medicine, Johns Hopkins School Hygiene-Public Health, Baltimore, 1977-1978; commanding officer, Naval Submarine Medical Research Laboratory, Groton, Connecticut, 1978-1981; chair department operational and emergency medicine, USUHS, 1981-1984; Executive officer, Naval Hospital, Beaufort, South Carolina., 1984-1986; commanding officer, Naval Hospital, Camp LeJeune, North Carolina, 1986-1988; emergency physician, senior medical officer, Naval Hospital, Cherry Point, North Carolina, 1988-1989; emergency physician, Saginaw (Michigan) St. Mary's Hospital, 1989-1992. Member of staff Hartford (Connecticut) Hospital, U. Connecticut Health Sciences Center, Farmington, 1992-1994. Director emergency medicine Kadlec Medical Center, Richland, Washington, since 1994.

Member of faculty U. Connecticut School Medicine, Farmington, since 1993. Clinical assistant professor emergency medicine Uniformed Superior vena cava syndrome U., Bethesda, since 1981.

Achievements

• Robert Allan Margulies has been listed as a noteworthy Aerospace medicine/emergency medicine physician by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member American Medical Association, American College Emergency Physicians, American College Preventive Medicine, Aerospace Medicine Association, Association Teachers Preventive Medicine, Society Academy Emergency Medicine, Washington State Medical Association, Benton Franklin County Medical Society.