Robert Anthony Dietrich

Background

Dietrich, Robert Anthony was born on May 24, 1933 in Buffalo. Son of Charles Thomas and Mary Evelyn (Shoecraft) Dietrich.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Canisius College, Buffalo, 1955; Doctor of Medicine Georgetown University, Washington, 1959; Master of Science in Surgical Pathology, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, 1964; Juris Doctor, George Washington University, Washington, 1974.

Career

Intern, District of Columbia General Hospital, Washington, 1959-1960; resident, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota, 1960-1964; chief pathology service, United States Army Hospital, Fort Gordon, Augusta, Georgia, 1964-1966; pathologist, O.B. Hunter Memorial Laboratory, Washington, 1966-1978; department chairman pathology, chief division nuclear medicine, Montgomery General Hospital, Olney, Maryland., 1972-1978; vice department chairman pathology, chief division nuclear medicine, Sibley Memorial Hospital, Washington, 1978-1989; secretary, American Society Clinical Pathologists, Chicago, 1981-1988; executive vice president/chief staff, American Society Clinical Pathologists, Chicago, 1982-1992; consultant, since 1992.

Achievements

• Robert Anthony Dietrich has been listed as a noteworthy Pathologist, medical administrator, consultant by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Served to captain United States Army, 1964-1966. Fellow American College Legal Medicine, College American Pathological, American Society Clinical Pathological. Member Medical Society District of Columbia (secretary 1984-1986, president 1988).

Connections

Married Alison Elinor D'Arcy, June 13, 1959. Children— Anne Marie, Alison D'Arcy, Karen Elizabeth, Kathleen Murray, Patricia Evelyn, Ellen Kiley.

Father:

Charles Thomas Dietrich

Mother:

Mary Evelyn (Shoecraft) Dietrich

Spouse:

Alison Elinor D'Arcy