Background
Okada, Robert Dean was born on September 18, 1947 in Seattle, Washington, United States.
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Robert Dean Okada
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Bachelor summa cum laude, U. Washington, 1969; Doctor of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania, 1973.
Career
Intern, U. Arizona Health Sciences Center, Tucson, 1973-1974;
resident in internal medicine, U. Arizona Health Sciences Center, Tucson, 1974-1976;
clinical fellow in cardiology, U. Arizona Health Sciences Center, Tucson, 1976-1978;
clinical and research fellow in medicine, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, 1978-1979;
fellow in medicine, Harvard Medical School, Boston, 1978-1979;
instructor, Harvard Medical School, Boston, 1979-1981;
assistant professor, Harvard Medical School, Boston, 1981-1985;
professor, U. Oklahoma Medical School, since 1985. Staff cardiologist St. Francis Hospital, Tulsa, since 1985. Assistant in medicineMass.
General Hospital, 1982-1986, consultant in nuclear medicine, since 1981, senior staff cardiac catheterization laboratory, 1979-1986, clinical assistant in medicine, 1979-1985, director cardiac magnetic resonance imaging. Professor Tulsa Medical College, since 1985. Director cardiac magnetic resonance imaging and nuclear cardiology, director Warren Medical Research Institute.
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Membership
Fellow American College of Physicians, American College Cardiology, American College Chest Physicians, New York Academy Sciences, American Heart Association Council Clinical Cardiology. Member American Federation forClin. Research, Paul Dudley White Society, Society Nuclear Medicine, American Heart Association Council Clinical Cardiology, Society Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, American Association for the Advancement of Science, Society for Magnetic Resonance Imaging, Oklahoma State Medical Society, American Medical Association, American Society Internal Medicine, American Association of University Professors, Phi Beta Kappa, Alpha Xi Sigma.
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M. Carolyn Okada.
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